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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1939

Page

3

Obituaries and community notices from Monroe and nearby towns

Mrs Louisa Botsford four died at her Monroe home on Wednesday. Funeral at Baptist Church at one with Rev J M Carlson, burial in Mingo. Mrs Roy Lutz fifty four died Monday at Skiff Memorial Newton. funeral Thursday at Crumpacker with Rev F J Cline. Mrs Dan Roush of Percy died Wednesday at home. funeral Friday with Rev MacDonald of Des Moines. Mrs Sam Martin taught poultry lesson to Fairview homemakers. attendees listed. Romans family trip to Seattle after illness. Wedding of Miss Marjorie McFarland and Stephen Johnson in Des Moines on November 17. Rural Jasper county directors meet November 6 in Newton. speaker Miss Jessie Parker. A. L. Halsey closing sale attended. Phister Corn salesmen meeting in Monroe. Mrs Morgan Carter moving to Des Moines. Linda Beth Young two-week-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Young died in Des Moines. Funeral at Crumpacker with Rev J M Carlson.

Louisa Botsford Monroe Baptist Church J. M. Carlson Mingo Roy Lutz Skiff Memorial Hospital Newton Crumpacker Funeral Home F. J. Cline Dunreath Dan Roush Percy Roush Rev. MacDonald Des Moines Sam Martin Fairview Township Chas. Comey Mesdames W. B. Shaw John den Otter Ulirie Clevenger Ballard F. Whitted C. Come Romans Bond Romans Seattle Washington Marjorie McFarland Stephen Johnson Park Avnue Presbyterian Church D. Moines Wadding MacFarland Dorothy McFarland Frank Johnson Jasper County Jessie Parker Methodist Church A. R. Vander Ploeg A. L. Halsey Phister Corn Mahaska Marion County Orcutt Corn Co C. van Houwelingen Oskaloosa Charlie Zylstra Leighton Roy van Heukelem New Sharon A. M. Hull George Basset Knoxville John Ver Ploer Pella Arthur D. Vriezelaar Henry Hulleman Morgan Carter Linda Beth Howard Young Dwight

Community notices mark a day of gatherings and祝 births

Mrs DeVerne Brummel received honors at a miscellaneous show on Wednesday November 15 at the home of Hazel and Bessie Renaud with Ada Roorda and Mrs Walter Renaud assisting. The event included games and gifts, with many neighbors attending and refreshments served by hosts. A baby boy Harris Lee arrived November 21 in the Rozendaal home. extended family members joined to celebrate and visit. A birthday surprise for Mr Brain occurred November 20 with cake. Sylvia Kooistra and Clarence Renaud wed in Marshalltown on November 17 in a single ring ceremony. Sylvia wore teal blue velvet. the couple will reside in rural areas. Numerous Renaud and Van Wyk family members attended weddings, anniversaries, and gatherings. A church group met November 21 in the basement with re-elected officers.

DeVerne Brummel Hazel Bessie Renaud Ada Roorda Walter Renaud Mesdames Harande Krol Neal Vander Wilt Glen Monsma Phyllis Arthur de Jong Orville Vander Wilt Guy Vander Pol Gerard Roorda Gary Leslie ‘Sylvester Paul Vander Kamp Ruth Helen Irma Johanna Lydia Renaud Dorothy Vander Pal Rachel Brand Cornie Minnesota Margar van Gilst Killdai Brain Carl de Bruin Jim ‘Thompson Ank Lynnville A » Konistea Velma David Mes Harys Renaud Rosetta Charles Louis Renaud Wilburn Wyk John Vande Krel Loyd Leo Vernie Renaud Mary Brand Ben and Kampen Dorothy Jeanette Rene van Waughter Guy Wyk Max Antle Charlie Tunnel van Zante van Wyk Guy van Wyk Payola Chartie Antle Casais Antle Jelwin Will van Wyk Vernon Rorest Guy Connie van Wyte Bert van Wyle Martha Cirle First Reformed Church Ben Verold

Town Women Hear Talks On Parks and History

The Tuesday afternoon Women s Club met at Merrit Vis s home. Mrs. Hattie Smith and Mrs. Ralph Evans spoke on Town Parks while Mrs. Fred De Vries presented History of Town. Seventeen members attended.

Merrit Vis Hattie Smith Ralph Evans Fred de Vries

Otley News Highlights Local Visits and Family News

Otley residents report visits from Mrs. Roy Van Essen and family, Mrs. HI W Slob of Pella, and others at local homes. A baby girl Darlene Mine was born to Jacob and Mrs. Van Gorp near Cordova on November 8. Miss Doris Lee of Otley underwent sinus surgery in Newton. Several families attended gatherings in Otley and nearby towns, with a funeral in Monroe and a mail carrier meeting in Knoxville noted.

Roy van Essen Duke Wonda HI. W. Slob Pella Jennie van Viict Gertrude Donni Hughes Colfax Otley Rs. Gerrit Vink Elma Ruth Arlene Gorpnga, Dinga Daleville Clarence Slocum Len Kommer Ruby Pock Knoxville Doris Lee Leacher Otley School Carpenter Newton Miss Lee Milton Keck Linby Iowa J. Ruby Mason Martinsburg Garland Ruby WL. Angove Herman Stierneman W. I Angove

4 H Congress Trippers Eye National 4 H Club Congress Honors

An 18 year old Hertha McMahon of West Liberty earns a trip to the 18th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago December 1 to 9 for outstanding home economics work. Ella G Loughran designated her as a state 4 H leader. Starhel A Lusher of Spirit Lake and Keone Planck of Winthrop also receive trip awards and scholarships reflecting their 4 H club accomplishments.

Chicago Hertha McMahon West Liberty Ella G. Loughran Mane Montgomery Ward Starhel A. Lusher Spirit Lake Congress Server, Inc Keone Planck Winthrop Kere Glass Company Leona Goodell Milford

Community notices and meetings in Leighton area

Local items report visits to Minnesota by Mr and Mrs John Brouwer and Mr and Mrs Dick Van Zee. Parent Teachers Club meets at the school with talks on The Child in Community and a Patriot reading. A Carol gathering includes songs led by Mrs Beintema. Mrs Turner gave a short talk and Lamps’ news. Larry Larson heads to Chicago with his wife. Twenty five members attend the club meeting with a December 15 follow up at Mrs Hesselink’s home. A gift exchange occurs and a workers’ gathering prepares for the December program at Vander Pol home and Tony home in Sully.

John Brouwer Dick van Zee Minnesota Cluly Joz Brummed Lowel Turner Charse A John den Flattey T. C. Beintema Harald Dein Claud Taner Roy Flac Hesselink Deestham

New Salem News Social visits and funeral notices

New Salem notes guests include Mr and Mrs John Vande Krol Lehr visiting Sully and Mrs Harry Vande Krol calling in Pella. Niel Wagaman family stayed at Avie Elscott home. Jef Willemsen Irene Pella calls Friday. List of relatives attending Mrs John Scott funeral. Sunday visits at the Taylor and Vander Pol households. Elgar Taylor and baby spent Friday with Tempa Taylor before Grinnell trip. Sunday oyster supper hosted by Herman and Leslie Vande.

John Vande Krol Lehr Mma Kroseman Sully Harry Vande Krol Niel Wagaman Avie Elscott Jef Willemsen Irene John Scott Neal Vander Wilt Niele Wagaman Gerard Roorda Herman Vander Pol Catherine Krolenjo Flgar Guy Vander Pol R. Bysink Elgar Taylor Baby Tempa Taylor Elgar Grinnell Herman Leslie Taylor

Centennial Circle News Feeds Local Social and Travel Notes

Centennial Circle News covers a string of community happenings. Local families attend services at Reformoi churches and hear Dr. Paul Hare hia. Residents Abe Rempe and Allen visit, with others traveling to Follendale to visit Gerrit Spiering and friends. Several locals visit Pella, Webster City, and Leighton for illnesses, family gatherings, and suppers. The piece notes birthdays, school events at Content ual School, and a Thanksgiving program with a large audience.

Peoria Weather and Local Notices Mix In News

The report notes a low of 20 above zero with expectations of warmer conditions Tuesday and possible pleasant fall days ahead. Lark Choral Club met at the Bas tian Vander Wilt home. Dick Van Ryswyk traveled to Little Rock for medical aid at Dr Brinkley hospital. Arie Dahm and Gerrit Vander Melen traded cars for a 1940 Chevrolet. The Christian school board installed a new...

Lark Choral Club Bastian Vander Wilt Dick van Ryswyk Little Rock Arkansas Dr. Brinkley Hospital Arie Dahm Gerrit Vander Melen Chevrole Our Christian School

Merry go round addition planned for school grounds

The article notes a merry go round was installed on the school grounds to provide more play equipment during noon hours and recess. Mrs W Van Wyngarden suffered a heart attack last Thursday and again Friday but is improving, with wishes for a speedy recovery. The Peoria Choral society meets Monday evening. A Bos of Tracy attended a gathering at his children’s home, and John Vander art and family visited Pella for a program at the First Christian Reformed church.

W. van Wyngarden Peoria Choral Society A. Bos John Vander Art Pella First Christian Reformed Church

A Hint on Teaching a Child to Read

A Horace Mann teacher urges parent cooperation to prepare Tommy Mason for reading. Mrs Mason considers attending conferences and reading at home to foster interest, with Miss Galloway affirming joint effort as essential for Tommy’s reading development and overall growth.

Horace Mann Tommy Mason Fanny Fersenson Fanny Dora Miss Galloway Tommy Iine

Chinch Bug Infestation Seen By Entomologist for 1940

Dr. Carl J. Drake of Town State College warns that mild weather and dry conditions have boosted chinch bug multiplication, signaling greater damage next season unless severe cold or heavy rains curb the second generation insects.

Carl J. Drake Town State College Drake

Survey to curb chinch bug in corn regions for 1940

The federal government cooperates with Extension Service and state entomologists on a statewide survey to map infested areas and estimate creosote oil needs for barriers in 1940 cornfields. Over 100,000 gallons were used this year, with bugs moving north and 1934 levels of control expected to be surpassed.

Fede Rovernment Extension Service Drake State Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Omaha Harold C. Gunderson George C

New Weapons in War On Pneumonia Aim to Cut Deaths

Iowa health officials report 1988 pneumonia deaths fell in about 44 percent of counties including Marion. In Marion 20 deaths were recorded in 1988 versus 22 in 1987, with statewide rate declines expected as new treatments such as modern serum and sulfa drugs are emphasized. The department says ultimate reduction depends on patients and families adopting preventative understanding and cooperation.

Iowa Marion Iowa State Department of Health Department Vital Statistics Division Asa Health Department Autcry Committee On Pblic

Pneumonia Signs Prompt Action Urged by Health Dept

The health department urges immediate treatment for pneumonia. Early symptoms include chills fever chest pain and cough with rust colored sputum. It notes 30 pneumococcus types with specific antiserum and stresses that some pneumonia is non pneumococcal and may not respond to serum or sulfapyridine. Iowa has 140 typing stations providing free diagnostic serum and curative serum for the underprivileged.

State Health Department Iowa

Drink Milk to Build Resistance To Common Colds

Mrs. Ethel Austin Martin of the National Dairy Council notes that proper nutrition can greatly cut the annual 3 billion dollar loss from colds. She emphasizes vitamin A rich dairy foods as key in preventing infections, with experiments showing deficiency raises infection risk. A balanced diet including milk butter cheese ice cream eggs fruits and vegetables helps build resistance to colds.

Ethel Austin Martin National Dairy Council Mrs. Martin

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Monroe News Sully News Funk Frank Bakker Gerrit Sneller John D. Rus Otley News Strang Ronald de Br Ree Qrian Ustermarkt Jack Jen de Prenger Hobwon Warman Bird Verlan Ustermarkt Bob Joyce Ustermarkt Paix Roxetta de Bruin Orlo de Bruin Peter and the Allen Rempe Little Willie John Sturama Marion van Gerald Hookstra Anthony Huyser Frank Huyser Leighton News Vander Pol Andrew Gertsma Merlyn Orval Vander Wilt Freeda Vander Wilt Harold Gourts Leslie Vanderol Tony New Salem News Centennial Circle News Seral Hansuet Paul Harehia Abe Rempe Allen Cornice Avra Peer van Engelenhaven Esther Gzerbergen Follandale Gerrit Spiering Geo Kise Connie de Bruin Webster City Thet Phew de Fruin Saturda Cr. Vander Haar Phyllis Vande Haar Will van Vark John den Flattog Raymond Betty Tony de Jong Orlo Wayne de Bruin Centennial School Richard van Roekel Eugene Near Lacey Martin C. Valater Jerry Connie de Brain Dan Aalbers Tracy Ustermarkt Glen Peoria News Double Trouble A. Cornelius Dubbltrubbs A. Cornelius A. Corney Corny The Chronicle
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