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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1923

Page

3

Otley News A Busy Patch In Otley Iowa

Community notes report Herman Stirnaman on vacation from mail route with John filling in Several residents battle cold influenza as local ailments rise Wm Klein and daughter visited Pella H L Renaud family also drove to Pella Cen terville coal arrives at Farmers Cooperative Exchange. good demand Albert Sandmeier returns from Utah with brother recovering after leg amputation Otley youths at cordova shooting match Goose and ducks won over Thanksgiving G Vande Kieft sick Miss Lizzie Breen visits Pete Breen home Mrs G Klein of Pella visits Ira Vriezelaar family Floyd Frazer in Des Moines Jessie Vriezelaar home from school due to influenza C Renaud recovering from appendicitis improving Mrs A O Van Houweling hosts luncheon for Otley ladies Kate Breen visited by Mrs J De Guey of Newton Dykstra and Anderson visit Otley Mrs Breen entertains sixteenth century quote ends.

Herman Stirnaman John Wm. Klein Pella H. L. Renaud Farmers Co-operative Exchange Centerville Fifield G. Klein Ira Vriezelaar Floyd Frazer Des Moines Jessie Vriezelaar Fred Armstrong Little Son C. Breen John de Guey Newton Morris van Hemert Clarence Renaud Albert D Dykstra Anderson Knoxville G. Dykstra Otley Lizzie Breen Pete Breen Kate Breen A. O. van Houweling

The Farm Boy and the Modern Farm Home

The article notes farm boys move to the city for easier living, but modern farm homes with electric power and water pumps aim to keep them in farming. It cites farming science, better livelihoods, and a shift in farm life. It mentions John De Cook, his death on June 11 1899, his family, and community sympathy.

Agricultural Colleges Sally Nossaman John de Cook

Obituary of John De Cook a staunch Dutch American farmer

John De Cook born February 22 1846 in Gelderland Holland came to America in 1856 married Minerva Phillips November 25 1866. Seven children survived him John A Fred William Samuel: a son and three daughters. A progressive farmer near Pella he retired in 1900 to Pella. He died after a life of blunt honesty and steadfast loyalty to community and country. Minerva De Cook died November 5 1894.

John de Cook Gelderland Holland America Minerva Phillips John A Fred Margaret Anthony Mary T William Samuel Oskaloosa Olivet Des Moines Minerva de Cook

Community notes on corn show support and meeting delays

A chamber meeting failed for lack of attendance while John H Ver Steeg sought chamber aid for the Boys Corn Show in Pella. The event trains local youth in judging corn with prizes funded by farmers, papers, and outside sponsors, though a quorum issue halted action. The farmers’ organization may handle it. no further chamber meetings are planned before the show.

Chamber of Commerce Alamo Theatre Board of Directors John H. Ver Steeg Pella State Agricultural College Ver Steeg Farmers’ Organization

Pella Merchant Offers Trophy for Basketball Picks

A Central Ray note explains Y. T. Van Niewaal's fundraiser by sending catalogues of coats vests and sweaters. Varsity players pick a prize, sign up for it, or choose a blanket. The winner will be chosen by developing through season and overall attitude.

Central Ray Y. T. van Niewaal Central van Niewaal

Pella Ladies Reading Circle Discuss Lohengrin Notes

The Pella Ladies Reading Circle met last Friday with Mrs H J Rhynsburger to discuss Lohengrin. Mr Sadler told the story and played selections from the opera while Mrs Hoffman and Mr Ver Hey performed solos. A number of guests attended.

Pella Reading Circle H. J. Rhynsburger Sadler

Conference at Knoxville and church call to Mulder

The conference at Knoxville discussed Prof. Mulder receiving a Call to Betheny Reformed Church in Chicago, with hope he declines. Rev. J. De Haan led chapel and delivered a Thanksgiving sermon. Other items note Lohengrin review, and piano lessons for Alberta Gambell and Bernice Gezel at the college.

Mulder Betheny Reformed Church Chicago J. de Haan The First Christian Reformed Church Alberta Gambell Bernice Gezel

James Verley to Sing at First Church Sunday Evening

James Verley will sing Remember now Thy Creator by Dudley Buck at the First Church next Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sesseler and Miss Meyer motored home to Aplington Wednesday afternoon and will eat turkey with Rev and Mrs Snucker. Wednesday was Dues Day for the YW girls, each receiving a red carnation.

James Verley Dudley Buck Mrs. Sesseler Miss Meyer Aplington Rev Mrs. Snucker Y. W

Lecture Course Next Session This Tuesday Evening

The next Lecture Course is scheduled for Tuesday evening. It promises to be a good event with engaging content and likely strong attendance.

Basket Ball In Full Swing With Fine Material

The note highlights vigorous basketball play and strong talent in the current season, signaling high competition and notable players shaping the campaign. intrinsic details mention quality material and ongoing games.

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