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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

4

Ver Heul and Miss Van Ee Wed in Pella

Arnold Ver Heul of Pella and Miss Hattie Van Ee united in marriage at the bride's parents home in Pella on Wednesday afternoon October 11. Rev. J Wesselink officiated. The couple will reside in Pella where Ver Heul has leased a garage in Otley and will be employed.

Arnold Ver Heul Hattie van Ee Pella Wm. van Ee Five O’colck J. Wesselink Ver Heul Otley the Chronicle

Union of Adel Couple Blends Civil War Ties

Among Des Moines marriage licenses issued Tuesday was M. G. Hol of Adel and Mattie De Bruyn of Sully tied in wedlock. Hol is a Civil War veteran in Co. G, 33rd Iowa, and the bride is a widow of Kryn De Bruyn, a fellow member of the same company. Clergyman Rev. Larkin Martin, also from Co. G, 33rd Iowa, conducted the ceremony during his visit to Pella. The Chronicle extends best wishes to the newlyweds.

Hol de Bruyn Des Moines M. G. Hol Adel Mattie de Bruyn Sully Pella Larkin Martin Co. G Iowa Chronicle

Local News Award Notes October Arrival and Work Load

C. M. Moore reports arriving home October 2 and finding his office filled with work and mail four feet high, hoping to dig out by Christmas. He says he nearly six weeks of glory, showing a lighthearted view amid busy times. Several Des Moines and Knoxville visitors are named, with travel to Warrensburg and Des Moines, plus family ties and moves including Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Allen leaving Dallas for Mingo to lead a church.

C. M. Moore J. H. Young Knoxville Dallas W. L. Allen Bussey Lewis Kendall Mingo Allen Young Knoxville Express

Local notes from Prairie City and surrounding towns

A parade of brief items from Prairie City and nearby towns reports visitors in Oskaloosa Ot tum wa Knoxville and Albia. It also notes a car mishap on the Attica Knoxvi l le road and a murder case in Albia amid a shifting summer routine. The piece ends with a royal property fact about King George and the Duke of Lancaster since 1260.

London George Duke of Lancaster

Salvation Army Campaign Aims to Beat Goal in Pella

Salvation Army launches financial drive in Pella with campaign director H N Plummer leading a house to house canvass. A local advisory board is formed, Paul Scholte serves as treasurer, and Boy Scouts will tag residents Saturday to boost donations. Residents urged to give generously to push the territory over the top.

Salvation Army H. N. Plummer Pella Paul Scholte Boy Scouts

Baby Conference Planned at Palla With State Help

At the last meeting an effort to finance a Baby Conference in Palla was approved. Plans call for a two day event with Dr. Prentice of State University to examine babies and Dr. Florence Johnston to address mothers. The nurse Esther M. Albright notes a busy start to the year with four schools visited and twenty one visits, weighing 291 pupils with 7 to 10 percent underweights.

Palla Prentice State University Florence Johnston Esther M. Albright

Coal for patrons hauled by Pella Supply Co

Local coal buyers urged to call Pella Supply Co for trucked coal at a good grade and reasonable price.

Pella Supply CO

Health Nurse Report on September Activities at Local Schools

September work shows modest figures as the nurse returns from vacation. School opened September 11 with orientation for grades and high school pupils. The Baby contest at the Oskaloosa Fair drew expert scoring by physicians from Mahaska and Marion counties. Week two featured the County Institute at the county seat. Grade weighing was completed the following week. A Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick class began at the high school for senior and junior girls, with about thirty enrolled. Marion County Medical Association discussed a county clinic at Pella on September 21, likely to be held next month with nurses from Knoxville and Pella collaborating. The Ladies Federated Club of Pella.

Oskaloosa Fair Mahaska Marion Marion County Medical Association Pella Lynhorst Knoxville Knoxville and Ladies Federated Club of

Second Reformed Church Sermon and Choir Plans

At morning service Prof. G F Lee of the College will preach the sermon. Senior Choir sings There is a City. Evening service opens with song service. Pastor continues series on Simon Peter subject Sifting Time. Junior Choir sings Beyond the Hill Tops.

Second Reformed Church G. F. Lee Simon Peter

Independence of Solitude Quote by Emerson

The quote notes that living by the world’s opinion is easy, while solitude demands self rule. A great man remains steady, maintaining independence of solitude even amid the crowd, preserving sweetness in conduct.

Emerson

Mr and Mrs B Van Omen Visit Oskaloosa Relatives

Mr and Mrs B Van Omen visited relatives at Oskaloosa in the latter part of last week, according to local social notes.

O. HB. Addington S. J. Cameron Des Moines Margaret van Zante Prairie City Mrs. B. van Omen Oskaloosa

Those Irish Tweeds Attract Summer Attention

All wool two piece suits priced at 25 dollars. Popular Irish tweeds drawing buyers. M Vander Linden offers these classic outfits for the season.

M. Vander Linden

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