Pella area notices and church news update
The Sunday bulletin reports Doris Gosselink back at Oskaloosa Hospital for a severe burn, Wayne Klein home after surgery, Peter Buwalda improved and able to be up, and Mrs. EL Kole confined at home. The pastor visited G Ippel at Cutlerville Michigan hospital with no improvement, and several local events include a Western Store feature in the Western News, a move by Neal and Dy Bruyn to West Washington Street, visits by John Tima and family, and a ladder fall injury to Mrs C Van Nieuwenhuizen with Walter DeKock ill. The First Christian Reformed Church notes Molly Van Rhee leaving Mercy Hospital, and John De Penning dismissed after major surgery. The article covers college lectures, construction bids by Albert Jones for the new First Christian Reformed Church at about sixty thousand dollars, and the Attica mine accident that killed Thye Williams at 2:30 pm after a fall of slate, with hours later at Knoxville hospital.
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First
Christian Reformed
Bulletin of Sunday
Doris Gosselink
Oskaloosa
Wayne Klein
Peter Buwalda
John de Penning
Merey Hospital
Chalmer van Rhee
Women’s Board of Foresions
the Reformed Church In America
First Christian Reformed Church
Albert Jones
Jones Construction Company
Jones
Maska ‘County Hospital
Osloosa
Max Kuyk
Ben Kuyk
Carl de Wit
M. J. de Wit
Gertrude Vander Ploeg
Nick Vander Ploeg
Pella
Liter
Attica
Thye Williams
Collins Memorial Hospital
Knoxville
Williams
Order That Coal Now From Sumpter Mine
Defense authorities warn coal will be scarce in fall and winter. Coal awaits orders at the Sumpter Coal Mine. Call 666 on 6 to place a bin order and stay safe.
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Sumpter Coal Mine
Weekly Markets Quotations From Local Produce Dealers
The following quotations are given by local produce dealers this morning. Cream No 1 cream No 2 Wy Springs under 8 lbs White Rock Springs 5 lbs up White Rock Springs 5 lbs under 14 Leghorns Springs under 5 lbs Leghorn Springs 5 lbs Cox heavy leghorns.
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Springs
White Rock Springs
W. Rock Springs
Tbs
Leghorns Springs
Leghorn Springs
Cox
Lee
Leghorns
Lost excuse for being born prompts teacher’s wail
A teacher laments losing Joey’s excuse for being born as she searches for a rationale. The message urges citizens to support national defense by buying Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. The tone mirrors wartime exhortations for civilian contribution.
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Joey
Defense
Venetian Blind Order Leads National Installations
The Stenographic and Sales Departments review a flood of Venetian Blind orders from across the country. Projects include Pella casements for Superior Oil offices in Evansville and blinds for Lincoln School in Oskaloosa, plus numerous orders from Wisconsin Iowa Utah and New York clients. Salesman Arthur G Schlamp of Evansville headlines key placements as the firm reports high activity in housing offices banks and public buildings nationwide.
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Venetian Blind
Jack Boatsma
Rouge
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Perry Smith
Des Moines
A. A. Dittrich
Minneapolis
Robert Smith
Marie
Dittrich
Pella
Chicago
Mount Ernon
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Lima
Ohio
Hastings
Spokane
Washington
Yakima
Presbyterian
Estherville
Iowa
Jefferson County Bank
Milwaukee
Wisconsi
West Liberty State Teachers College
Wheeling
West Virgin
Salida
Santa Fe Railroad
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elks Club
Duluth
Board of Education
Lincoln School
Oskaloosa
St. John's Rectory
Prairie du Chien
State Highway Commission
Helena
Montana
Washington Youree
Shreveport
Lousiana
Leeway
Kenosha
Iowa Historical Societies Meet at Des Moines Oct 11
Iowa historical societies gather in Des Moines on October 11 for talks on archival work and state history preservation. Governor George A. Wilson and Chief Justice Frederic M. Miller will attend along with Miss Jessie, highlighting survey progress and archival organization.
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Iowa Historical Societies
Des Moines
Towans
George A. Wilson
Frederic M. Miller
Jessie Tendent
Des Moines Resistor
Careful Sibling Protects An Early School Document
A brief note recalls a mother advising her young daughter to safeguard a school document, highlighting parental concern for important records as a child begins formal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Midland Eyes Fourth Straight Win at Western Union
Midland College travels to Le Mars, Iowa, Friday night to face Western Union College, aiming for its fourth straight victory and third win over outstate opponents. The Golden Eagles are undefeated in the Nebraska College Athletic Conference, having beaten Yankton, McPherson, and Peru to date, with Western Union and Buena Vista recent draws.
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Fremont
Neb
Midland College
le Mars
Iowa
Western Union College
Midland
Yankton
McPherson
Peru
Nebraska College
Nebraska College Athletic
Eagles
Southern North
Western Union
Buena Vista
Warriors
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Accals
Pela
Dykstra
Neal Dy Bruyn
Washington Street
Reecathy
John Tima
Orville Dykstra
Charles FL Dykstra
Second Christian Reformed Church
de Pennine
Swank Farm
Ine Fay Cuests
Toate Hok Pat
Mise Mali Wheeler Wa
Tes
Massy
Govan
Ira Kempkes
John Connor
Nevada
Tunis Kempkes
John Weyerse
Douwstra Chapel
New Central
James Vander Waal
Vander
Earl Curtis
John Bertel
Haverson
Archer Wersger
Minnesi
Sunyoung Mae
Peter Lubberden
Mrs. Gubberden
Pete
Dean How
Central Calle
Puirfield
Getober le
Herbert Nm Mayer
Parsons Cell
Dean Widenpot Wall
Norma Goodell
Jot
C. Wo Goontell Nut Fell
Collee
Claude Mark
Eartham
A. P. van Houseling
Cortral
International Harvester
Farmall
Ben
Vogelaar’s
Gary
Berkshire
Sully
Wilbur
Roy van der
Ford
Sadie
Wembley Noreasts
Wembley Noreast
Sostate Dei
Organization Con Ousco
Loware
Des
Trike
DuPont
Duco
Dulux
Arrow
Arrow Oil Co
South Pella
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