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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
4
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A devotional hymn praising God for guidance and forgiveness. It recalls gratitude for blessings, forgiveness for sins, and national blessing, noting the star lit flag and the land’s sanctity, with praise for the holy book guiding prayer.
Otley area notes show Miss Lulu Stuff of Knoxville taken seriously ill and absent from Liberty School. Residents and visitors frequent Pella and nearby towns with several trips by families such as Van Houweling, Den Hoedt, Fennema, Vriezelaar, and Bouma. Churchgoers and teachers kept to nearby events while several residents planned Thanksgiving at Oskaloosa.
After four weeks of vacation the school resumed last Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and families from Pella and Oskaloosa visited or called on relatives this past week. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. P. Siegle and son Guy, John Van Der Werf and wife, Chas. Vos, Pete Burgraaf, Frank Bartlow, the Moody family, and visits by Misses Jeanette George and Alice Blakeley to local residents.
Newton callers Pete Zwank and Mrs. Frank Siegle and Miss Daisy Shelton were in town last week. Mr. Ver Steeg and wife visited the Ed Dunink home last Tuesday. Mrs. William George and her children from North Dakota are visiting friends in the area this week. W. Van Dorland and family of Sand Ridge visited at William’s home.
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