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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
Classified items advertise rental, sewing, lost item reward, sale offers, trade inquiry, work wanted, poultry and pig sales. Includes names Mrs H T Rozendaal A T Klein Green H J Vande Voort Mrs Leonard Moller S Steenhoek with locations Pleasantville Pella Iowa and reference to Knoxville fair.
Cornie Ver Ploeg begins piano study this week while Adelphic society and Philo-Alethea host a well attended reception. Ladies Quartette at First church to sing next Sunday. Football practice nightly ahead of the first game. U V A players ready for action. Worp Borgman asks Glee Club to sing at his wedding. Ensigna men to treat the club on marriage. List of departing students include Heine Ver Steeg Lester Welle Carl Byers George Mennega Bill De Bruyn Herman Rozendaal and Worp Borgman. Loyde Hilyer reports a splendid band and last Monday’s workout. Mrs Halbert Miss Stow Miss Greiner and Miss Leppelt were dinner guests at Sunnyside Tuesday evening.
Relatives and friends in Pella learn this week of the death on Friday, September 30, at his home in Bellingham Washington. John T. Forrest was 63 and a Central College graduate of the class of 1888. His wife is the daughter of Mrs. T. J. Edmand of Pella.
F D Stubenrauch was a business visitor at Des Moines. Mrs A De Vos of Minneapolis visits sister in Pella. Superintendent F M Frush attended a normal school conference in Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs Luke Van Maren and Mrs Art Koeleman with children visit relatives at Monroe. N J Gesman trades at the capital. Mrs P M Van Zee at Shannon City for a religious convention. Uncle Henry Van Maren remains ill at home in Pella. Mrs Will Van Sittert and son Warren Glenn visit Jamaica Iowa.
An advertisement from Vander Linden's Drug Store promotes fumigation before occupancy and fumigate after illness, touting formaldehyde gas as the most potent germ destroyer known for sale locally.
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