21 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
1
The Chronicle asks correspondents to send items by Tuesday morning next week as the paper will be issued earlier due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
Ralph Warner returned Friday after a stay with relatives in Pella. Miss Alice Thomassen of Pella visited Sunday and Monday with friend Miss Nettie DeGooyer. Mrs. A. Vander Lune and children visited in Monroe at the G. J. Klein home. Miss Anna Crum of Pella returned home after visiting her sister Mrs. G. T. Van Zante. Mr. and Mrs. Van Haaften of Pella visited at the Zaayer home with their two children.
Liberty Corner readers note clear skies and good harvest progress while residents share weekend visits and small gatherings. A surprise 17th birthday for Walter Ver Dugt drew friends for games and refreshments, with wishes for many more celebrations. Others recount Saturday visits between Kryn Wiellard John Ver Dugt families and Otley-style calls at various homes.
Eddyville residents list visitors and moves including Van Cleave Johnson Vander Pol Grandia and others. Antonia Klein and Abe Peat plan farm relocations near Pella and No. 12 in March. Rev Manson stays at Eddyville church. Missionary Society met with a Nebraska Indian missionary guest providing an engaging talk. Sally reports Henry Welle and son among local names.
Local residents celebrate anniversaries and birthdays while visiting relatives in Des Moines Newton and Oskaloosa. Families reunite for meals and gatherings as neighbors report sickness and recoveries. Rev. Aylmore returns to Sully to resume Congregational church duties after health-improving travels.
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