Golden Wedding Anniversary of Vander Syde
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vander Syde falls on Monday October 12 with open house from 1 00 to 5 00 pm and 7 00 to 10 00 pm at their home for friends and relatives. Mrs R C Amidon hosted college tea last Thursday with fifteen ladies attending and a similar gathering Wednesday. The state convention of the Womens Christian Temperance Union meets in Davenport this week. Grace Franklin and Cecil F Collins wed in Chicago on Sunday September 6 at the groom s sister s home. The ceremony was officiated by Rev H R Virgin. A wedding dinner followed at the Kloss home. Guests included Sarah Franklin and Ruth Barr among others. The couple will reside at 1008 No St Johns Ave Highland Park Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Vander Syde
R. C. Amidon
Amidon
Grace Franklin
Cecil F. Collins
Chicago
Lawrence A. Kloss
Malden Street
Miss Franklin
T. D. Franklin
Pella
Meade, Kaw
Elsie Franklin
Harry Bowl
H. R. Virgin
North Shore Baptist Church of
Kloss
Margaret Collins
Sarah Franklin
Omaha
Nebraska
Ruth Barr
Tilden
Chas. C. Collins
Collins
St. John's Ave
Highland Park, Illinois
W. C. Anderson
Jay Hekselink
Marsh Grant
John Ulrich
Nevada district convention seeks large Pella delegation
The Northwestern district convention in Nevada will be held on October 14 and 15 with an aim for a large Pella delegation. Attendees are asked to contact Mrs. Renaud. Mrs. E Blom hosted a family birthday gathering Wednesday, with all children and grandchildren present for an enjoyable evening.
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Nevada
Pella
Renaud
The Inquiring Reporter: Public Interest Question Series
The Inquiring Reporter presents a weekly feature asking five individuals their views on a matter of public concern. The column explores diverse opinions and offers a snapshot of community perspectives on timely topics.
Central Homecoming plans outlined by Davids and aides
After a devotional, David Davids led committees through Homecoming plans at Central. A morning parade, Iowa Weslayan football game, a banquet, and a play were described with committee updates on floats, torch parade, materials, publicity, and dining arrangements.
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David Davids
Iowa Weslayan
Davids
Wilkins
Les Sheets
Herman Douwstra
Kenneth Dykstra
Herm
P. I
Bill Schalekamp
Des Moines
Bill
Liberty
Collier's
Saturday Evening Post
Tuesday Afternoon Post
Graham McNamee
Columbia
Central
William Kooi
Lucille Dreckman
Dena Saaijenga
Margaret van’ Raden
Connie Muyskens
Connie
Sunday School Notes From Uncle Walt Message
A fragment shows a writer addressing Uncle Walt about religious art and books for Sunday School workers. The note mentions plans to write more often and share updates on their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Walt
Library Notes Dear Uncle Walt A library letter about daily tasks and funny requests
Dear Uncle Walt describes busy library life after school starts. A patron asks for Zane Grey, a boy for a stereoscope, and many confuse scopes with tele or microscope. Librarians note motion to shelve magazines, prep new books, mend, and pick Bible study set volumes.
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Uncle Walt
Zane Grey
Holland
Japan
China
Mesopotamia
India
England
South America
Pennsylvania
Jimmie
Christ
Paul
Local Health News From Mahaska County
Mrs J V Jewell remains seriously ill. Theresa Wormhoudt underwent an appendectomy at Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa. Mrs J F Dykstra had an operation at Mayo hospital Rochester MN and was recovering well. Gerrit Gezel slipped and broke his leg near Iowa City hospital. Mrs I Popma operated on for acute appendicitis at Mahaska hospital and improving. After three weeks illness Frank De Wit resumed duties at Van Houweling Auto. Editor has influenza since Friday. still weak. A boy injured by a hay fork while with Tunis De Haan’s family. Three year old De Vries son rushed to Mahaska hospital for appendicitis and peritonitis. reported barely alive. L Van Rees continues to battle flu at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Popma
Mahaska Hospital
Frank de Wit
van Houweling Auto Company
Tunis de Haan
Jake de Vries
L. van Rees
Heart disease now leading cause of death warns health bulletin
Chronicle Weekly Health Message from the Iowa State Department of Health cautions that heart, vessel, and kidney diseases now top death causes, surpassing tuberculosis. It urges individual prevention through lifestyle, regular exams, and physician guidance to detect early heart symptoms and postpone fatal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Report on communicable diseases for week ending Sept 24 1931
Report lists disease cases by county with totals for Diphtheria 4, Scarlet Fever 12, Typhoid 6, Smallpox 6, Measles 2, Whooping Cough 18, Meningitis 1, Chickenpox 3, Mumps 3, Poliomyelitis 8, Vincent s Angina 1. State totals for Syphilis 31 and Gonorrhea 99. Data reported to US Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Black Hawk
Cass
Jones
Polk
Pottawattamie
Webster
Hardin
Story
Allamakee
Lee
Washington
Lucas
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Gerald Paardekooper
Black
College Friendship Tea
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Davenport
Franklin
John Blommers Jr
Elmwood
Mrs. McCoy
Mrs. Boyer
Oskaloosa
Elmwood Inn
P. E. O. Society
J. H. Reuvers
Leona Reuvers
Martha Firth
William and Mary
Second Reformed Aid Society
R. W.de Bruyn
Arthur Wagner
Frank’ Warner
T. Klein
Baptist Aid Society
Ladies Aid of the Baptist ‘Church
Maywood Baptist Orphanage
Maywood, Ill
D. J. Ver Dught
P. H. van Gorp
Jake Sterrenberg
F. M. Frush
C.F. Aschenbrenner
G. H. Waechter
D. C. Renaud
Iceland
Greenland
P. G. Gaass
Lucille Vander Beek
A. T. Vander Beek
First Reformed Church
Ruth van Houweling
Marie Lefeber
James Buerkens
Reading
Rolscreen Company
D. I. Reading
Rossereen Company
Pella Bridge Club
CG. van Domselaar
Neal Randall
Cornelia Wilson
Georgetown
Colo
Merry-Fu Club
Vega C. E. S
Order of the Eastern Star
Vega
Triple-Tre
P. van Haalen
Town
John Cross
Dick and
Albert van Ginkle
Hattie Elings
Des Moi
Hattie van Cleave
Betty Butts
John Wesselink
Central College
Dunn Cottage
Wilbur
Miss Peterson
Stuart
West
de Moor
Henry Kool
H. van Roekel
Harry Schakel
Vaf
Young Women’s League
Cunera van Emmerik
Young Women's League of the Second Reformed Church
Wm. van Sittert
Schudder
Mrs. Reading
P. H. Kuyper
D. W. Reading
Emma van Emmerik
James West
Amoret, Mo
van Emmerik
Adah Harter
Newton
Ed Cook
I. 8. Mahan
Oklahoma City
Bertha Black
J. M. Cox
L. F. Bousquet
J. J. Sybenga
Knoxville
Tuesda
Bluebird Club
Underhill
Harry de Reus
ART
Women’s Federated Club
T. H. Klein
Edith Thompson
van Gorp
Baptist Church
Jennie Clark
Women's Federated Clubs
Ed. le Coca
Fella Club
R. H. Sylvester
Fort Des Moines
Grace Ransom
Carl Weeks
Pella Theatre
Richard Dix
Estella Tailor
Cimarron
Dorothy Peterson
Helen Chandler
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Joe E. Brown
E. Burnham
Mrs. Jessie Sadler
Beauty Shop
L. Wilson
Paul Boestje
Oscar Benson
Hugo Kuyper
P. H. Stubenrauch
Library Notes
J. V. Jewell
Theresa Wormhoudt
H. 0. Wormhoudt
J. F. Dykstra
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Gerrit Gezel
Iowa City
Chronicle Weekly Health Message
Grant
Vander Linden
Vander Ploeg’s Bakery
van den Berg Electric Coking Electrical
Renges
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