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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

1

News of Nearby Towns and Rural Communities

Mr and Mrs Jimmie Vriezelaar of Altoona visited last Wednesday at his mother Mrs J B Vriezen s home. Des Moines trips included Mrs Richard Postma and Mr Jacob Wouda shopping in Pella. Herman Tuinstra and son Donald visited Harold Walraven s. Joe Kool and daughter Evelyn visited Cornice Muilen s in Pella. Nellie Waardhuizen and daughters Irene and Angeline of Pella visited Arie Waardhuizen Sr. Robert Price left for El Reno Oklahoma on business. Mrs John Van Vliet of Omaha will visit Otley and Pelle areas. Hubert Kewick hosted visitors from Knoxville. Gradys Kuyper Henry Menninga and children visited Mrs A B Rouwe near Taintor. Edward Henley injured at Otley strip mine but returned to work. Weekend visit with aunt Mrs Huber Vander Syde in Pella. Mrs Earl Daugherty spent Monday with Mrs John Rob ertus.

Jimmie Vriezelaar Altoona Vriezelare J. B. Vriezen Richard Postma Des Moines Jacob Wouda Pella Herman Tuinstra Donald Harold Walraven Joe Kool Evelyn Otley Pelle Hubert Kewick Knoxville Gradys Kuyper Henry Menninga A. B. Rouwe Taintor Edward Henley

Porterville Social Roundup Includes Several Visits

Miss Darlene Robertus and Miss Lucille Vanden Baard spent last weekend at Vanden Baard residence east of Otley. Mrs. Will Monster and sons Marion and Gerald visited Mrs. W. A. Jansen Sunday evening. Miss Cornelia Van Dene stayed a week with sister Mrs. Abraham De Zwarte. Miss Mary Sytsma spent Saturday night with sister Mrs. John Kamerick. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoker of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. Huber Vander Syde of Fella were supper guests at John Robertus home Sunday. Norman Vanden Baard was on the sick list. John Kamerick family visited Dan Sytsma Sr. home Sunday. Miss Anna Van Oene spent Monday with sister Mrs. Murray Sytsma. Mrs. Mabel Goemaat was Sunday dinner guest at Henry Van Oene home. Miss Maxine Robertus spent the...

Darlene Robertus Lucille Vanden Baard Otley Will Monster Marion Gerald W. A. Jansen Cornelia van Dene Abraham de Zwarte Mary Sytsma John Kamerick Harry Stoker Des Moines Huber Vander Syde Fella John Robertus Norman Vanden Baard Dan Sytsma Anna van Oene Murray Sytsma Mabel Goemaat Henry van Oene Maxine Robertus

Local social notes and visitors in Knoxville area

Sandridge Mrs. Andrew Ter Louw has been sick for days. Visitors in Frank Brom home included Pete De Young and family. Frank Brom and Pete De Young were Knoxville visitors. Henry De Boer joined supper with Peter Bandstra. Clarence Van Gorp visited Frank Brom. Cal De Boer is recovering. Jacob Brom, a high school student, weekend visitor. Barney Dunsbergen and son Bennie visited Frank Brom. Mrs. Louis Van Haaften went to Pella to help grandmother Mrs. Jacob Vander Syde who is ill. Mrs. R. Eysink visited to aid sister Mrs. J. Vander Syde. Frank Brom hosted visits with Ben Vos. Mrs. Herman Westerkamp building a new house on her farm. Henry Brom took her mother to Kellogg to visit Henry Zeger. Willie De Young weekend visitor. Newton gave a talk. Tender-foot badges awarded to Arthur Dunnink Earl Wiserhof Carl Wiserhof Francis Smith Paul Bent and Robert Wisgerhof. Public invited. about thirty visitors attended. Chris Hagen was Sunday dinner guest of A. C. Holdsworth. Florence Grier and Hester Ellis visited Deep River and Mystic over weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boat and children were Sunday dinner guests of A. E. Dennis at Knoxville.

Andrew Ter Louw Frank Brom Pete de Young Knoxville Henry de Boer Peter Bandstra Clarence van Gorp Cal de Boer Jacob Brom Barney Dunsbergen Bennie Kellogg Louis van Haaften Pella Jacob Vander Syde R. Eysink J. Vander Syde Ben Vos Herman Westerkamp Henry Brom Carrie Zesler Henry Zeger Willie de Young Mrs Newton Arthur Dunnink Earl Carl Carrol Wiserhof Francis Smith Paul Bent Robert Wisgerhof Chris Hagen C. C. Holdsworth Florence Grier Hester Ellis Deep River Mystic Iowa Arthur Boat A. E. Dennis Herman de Penning Will van Wyke Jgaret Dieleman Tel Ja Paren Rennier Dieleman Artie Huyser Gerrit Vis B. Heemsbergen Jake van Dusseldorp Helen Perry Martha Circle The Reformed Church R. de Jong Leslie Vander Krol Oliver Wisgerhof Tracy de Penning Elsie de Ruiter Will van Zant Kilduff Oliver Wi China Japan Gael Atwood Killduff Neal de Ptrenger Wallace de Penning Walter Nollen John Ulrich Henry Welle B. P. Huyser Stanley Wood Harris Boat Lillian Halblom R. N Des Moines Victor Halblom Howard van Ness Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Boy Scouts Harvey Jennings Walker O Connie van Engelhoven Leighton R. Engbers Grand Rapids Michigan J. Schut H. Overbergen B. van Maanen van Maanen Norena Grandia I. Overbergen Clarence van der Linden Clara Grace de Jong Ernest de Cook Charles Newendorp Edith Eemer Harry Newendorp William Overbergen John van Engelhoven B. Groenendyke William de Jong Walter Newendorp Andrew Steenhoek Marshalltown Ray N. Hoksbergen Lois Nadene Joe van Haaften Galesburg Nick Hoksbergen Henry Bennink William van Haaften Anna L. Overbergen Grace Lindberg J. A. de Jong Jim Rempe Kate de Reus Reformed’ Church A. Korver Catherine Beulah C. O. Visser Willing Workers Society of the Reformed Church Dottie Cranston What Cheer Max V. Miller Cecil Cranston Milo de Jong Hazel Smith Dot Cranston Olene Cranston Sidney Swann Milo Carl de Jong Jack Miller Keith Longaker David Longaker Bert James Son Ward Matt. Hull A. G. Hull Ottumwa Otto Pethoven Glen Linsted Chicago M. M. Hall Gerald Rouw Webster Evelyn L. Miller Tainter Bank Pethoven Jennie Ludwick Mesdames G. M. Garner Russel Renaud Delmer Evans Susie Longaker Harry —Terpstra Charley Fleming Colleen Hall Edd Sheesley Eddyville Artie Hull J. D. Hull Paul Fleming Billy Olson Leslie Patton Steve Sparks Lizzie Turner Paul Wehrle Harold Hull Floyd Garner Beverly Su Earl Longaker Lula Wehrle Hulde Ryan Ray Cranston Charles Good Marner Montezuma Anna Northcutt Josephine Ankeny Berett Row Jake Jim Harold Veldhuizen Iowa Falls McKinney School George Efnor Ray Ritter Fred Rohrdanz Jesse Carnahan Gerrit Vander Werf Ray Bell Martin Terpstra Louis Schell Fred de Penning Riley Gifford Christian Church G. S. Poortinga William van Rheenen Lutheran Hospital Henry van Rheenen Wilma Schippers Walter de Penning Andrew de Penning Jasper County Gladys Stages Richland Agnes Mathes Herwehe Walter Marks

Local Families Gather for Church and Social Visits

Sunday evenings and weekends bring a flurry of visits in this community. The De Penning and Dieleman households hosted relatives and friends, while the Martha Circle met in Sully to hear stirring missionary addresses from China. The missionary conference drew large crowds and raised funds, with two hundred seventy five dinners served and seventy five dollars donated.

Leighton Families Travel and Attend Local Events

Leighton residents and relatives return from Grand Rapids Michigan after a week away. Local social notes detail visits among the Van Engelhoven, Overbergen, Van der Linden and Hoksbergen families, illnesses, shop trips, and a wedding performed at the Reformed church parsonage.

Social Roundup From What Cheer and Nearby Towns

Residents and guests share weekend visits across What Cheer Ottumwa Eddyville and Montezuma. Names include Cranston Hull Longaker Northcutt and several families visiting relatives neighbors and friends with dinners gatherings and a quilting party.

Big Hearted Herbert at Rivola Oskaloosa Saturday

Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee star in a new Warner Bros comedy based on a Sophie Kerr and Anna Steese Richardson play. The film promises riotous humor and a light romance with Patricia Ellis and Phillip Reed as the lovers.

Herbert Rivola Oskaloosa Aline MacMahon Guy Kibbee Warner Bros Sophie Kerr Anna Steese” Richardson Patricia Ellis Phillip Reed

Fifth annual McKinney school picnic in Galesburg

Galesburg group of former pupils teachers and friends held the fifth annual McKinney school picnic September 16 with about 144 attendees. A basket lunch followed by a business meeting and an afternoon program featured many local residents and families.

Local families hold basket dinner with marriages births and deaths

A noon basket dinner gathered 64 members as reports listed marriages Roy Ver Steele to Myrtle Renaud Ceryle Postma to Earnest Main Milan D Herwehe to Doris Moore Clif ford Mick to Er rispe Holfscho ten. Nine births were reported including Donald Paul Ver Steeg Lois Kling Donna Jean Virginia Mae Lenny Martin Kay Marlene and Dolores Joan. Two deaths were Kay Marlene Pickering and Vera Hancock.

Roy Ver Steele Myrtle Renaud Ceryle Postma Earnest Main Milan D. Herwehe Doris Moore Clifford Mick Errispe Holfschoten Ben Ver Steeg Donald Paul Elmer Widman Lawrence Kling Lois Oren Postma Donna Jean Wallace Hancock Virginia Mae Francis Gearhart Lenny Martin Walter Pickering Kay Marlene Charles Postma Dolores Joan Kay Marlene Pickering Vera Hancock Henry Herwehe Viola Ben Lufkin Lee Herwehe Robert Milan Herwehe Grover Herwehe Donald Ayles Jacob Herwehe Larry Ray Paul Lee James Vriezelaar Walter Marks Anna Henry James Steenhoek Harvey Gladys Wilma Helen Carl Ben Ver Steegh Elva Nadine Adam Herwehe Jake Birkenbosch Henry Steenhoek Willa Dean Billy

Religious taps into drought politics spark complaint

A reader letters column rebukes using religion to justify drought blame for crop reduction programs. The writer questions divine punishment as logically inconsistent, noting prior droughts across multiple states before such programs and challenging political religious rhetoric.

Man made drought and dust not the Lord says Layston

Ralph L Layston of Toledo Iowa argues that human actions plowing buffalo grass draining swamps and converting grazing lands into farms have dried vast areas of the plains. He condemns dry farming and tree removal as causing deserts rather than divine punishment.

South Dakota North Dakota Ralph L. Layston Toledo Jowa

Modern civiliation pride meets ancient Olynthus proof

Archeologist David M. Robinson of Johns Hopkins reports on his 1928 discovery and recent digs at the ancient Macedonian city of Olynthus. He describes a planned city with square streets water conduits baths and sophisticated public and private buildings. A stone treaty shows Philip of Macedon vowed peace, yet nine years later his forces destroyed the city and enslaved its people.

The Des Moines Register David M. Robinson John Hopkins Robinson Olynthus Macedonia Greece Philip of Macedon Philip

Excerpts from midcentury book notes and plots

A collection of short synopses for novels including A Gay Family by Ethel Boileau, Marriage by Captore by A Stringer, Mr Pete & Co by Alice Hagan Rice, and Blue Marigolds by Helen Topping Miller. The blurbs describe a cheerful journal tone, wilderness peril, coastal tenement life, romantic misunderstandings, and domestic decor drama set across England Canada and Kentucky with key characters and conflicts outlined.

Ethel Boileau Mallory Court Deepshire England A. Stringer Canadian North Woods Lynn Olivia Everett Loren Stratton New York Loren MR. Pete & CO Alice H. Rice Alice Hagan Rice Mrs. Wiggs Cabbage Patch Mr. Pete River Front Kentucky Helen Topping Miller Mary Lane Adams Gaines Manning Mannings Manning Reno Mary Lane

Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative

A doctor warns against harsh laxatives that drain the system and harm organs and notes the shift toward liquid laxatives. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a measured, gentle remedy aiding regularity. It emphasizes ease of use, pleasant taste, safety for expectant mothers, and availability at druggists in large bottles.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Anthology and novels listed by authors Rosman Bailey and Le May

Advert shows multiple titles and descriptions: Somebody Must by Alice G Rosman about Kay Flete returning to family duty after parental quarrel. The Gay Cockade by Temple Bailey a collection of unusual short stories. Gunsight Trail by Alan Le May follows Clay Hughes in the Southwest cattle country as he seeks roots amid adventure and murder.

Ding Mary Lane Alice G. Rosman Kay Flete Oxford Scotland Kay Temple Bailey Miss Bailey Gunsight Trail Alan LeMay Southwest Cattle Clay Hughes Panhandle Powder River Beaverhead Divide

These Hunting Hours To Be Observed

New regulations limit game taking to sunrise to sunset. Waterfowl hunters should use official sunrise and sunset times as the guide when hunting ducks. The listing covers all open season dates, with sunrise and sunset hours for each day.

Calendar of sunrise and sunset times listed

The notice provides a sequence of sunrise and sunset times for October to November, including 6:21 a m to 6:41 p m on October 10 and later dates such as October 18 October 26 November 7 November 13 and November 18 with corresponding sun rise and set times. It also mentions the Fish and Game Department and County Recorder or Deputy War den as contact points.

Fish and Game Department

Shanghai begins great medical center on donated land

Work has started in Shanghai on a vast medical complex funded by John D. Rockefeller. The project will house a hospital and medical college modeled after prominent New York and London institutions.

Shanghai China John D. Rockefeller Shanghai Medical Center New York London

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