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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1946

Page

10

News from Nearby Towns And Rural Communities

Mr Knowles was injured when he fell from a scaffold while doing carpenter work in Knox ville. Angie Elyn Van Wyngarden was told her husband was operated on last Tuesday for appendicitis. Sibyl Richerd has an infected tooth. Mary Templeton attended a party at the home of Gerty Core in Knoxville a reunion of the old Kill Kare Club. Francis Nichols worked in the Leland Clements home two days then returned to her home in Dunreath when she became ill. Evelyn Blom, daughter of Tunis Blom of Sully, is training nurses in Des Moines. The dead black cat was noted as nursing study days. Emmerson Powers spent Wednesday afternoon with Grace in. Mrs Powers has helped Myrtle Stevenson with housework. Delmar’s sister Ethel Bricker has been ill for about two weeks in Monroe. Lorena Van Hemert visited test week and Sunday. Violet Ogg and her son from Missouri spent Friday to Monday en route to Pennsylvania. Viola Karr is ill and absent from school. Bill Van Memert’s condition remains the same. Mrs Berlin Ballard and daughters Freda and Darlene spent Sat and Sun with Mr Ballard in Savanna, Missouri. A badge remains on his neck. doctors uncertain about results. He stayed in bed all day Sunday due to weakness. Remember cards and letters to the sick. Address: T-5 Henry P Van Wyngarden 37809320 Bat A 1th APA Bn 2nd Armored Div Camp Hood Texas.

Knowles Knoxville Angie Elyn van Wyngarden Texas Sibyl Richerd Mary Templeton Gerty Core Francis Nichols Leland Clements Dunreath Evelyn Blom Tunis Blom Sully Des Moines Cours Black Cat Monroe Lorena van Hemert Violet Ogg Missouri Pennsylvania Viola Karr Bill van Memert Berlin Ballard Freda Darlene Mr. Ballard Savanna Henry P. van Wyngarden Bat APA 2Nd Armored Div Camp Hond Anetta Terlouw Sam Vanden Berge Harold Farland Newton C. O. Holdsworth John van Englehoven Harold Lamphier Jorma Lola Mae Killbutt Erald Lamphier Jake Elscott Mercy John D Terlouw Isabelle Ile Terlouw Gerrit Henry John Jennie Marie Rob J. W. Terlouw Oskaloosa Prank ‘Terlouw Raymond Avene Gerard Roorda Ren Terlouw Vernon James Terlouw Henry Willemsen Roy Katie Loan Jouw Mass Vanden Berge Bellevue Hospital Loren Stewart Robert Jr Edd Thompson Lynnville Wayne Wiman C. WH. Wisgerhof Charlie Elscott Lloyd Sparks Floyd Sparks Ter Needham Carl la Roy Ins Woodland Cemetery Edward Conn Mitchellville Ruby Elscott Wm. Baarda Kenneth Shutts Vernon Vander Kamp Melvin Vander Kamp N. Hoksbergen Mercy Hospital Henry Welle Pella Kate Robert Lamb John Veenstra Leighton Guy Vanier Pol Dorothy Herman Vander Pol Kate H John Walraven Dave Grandin Taighton Donald den Adel Flor de Jong Lucille Fred de Jong

Sully Fire Truck Delivered and Community News in Sully

The Sully area received a rural fire truck bought for the town and nearby areas via share sales. The column lists numerous local residents and visitors, including birthdays, visits, hospital stays, surgeries, and a funeral. It notes J. J. Terlouw’s 88th birthday and Loren Stewart’s funeral services at the Community Church.

Local Church Fellowship and Community Visits Reported

Tracy News notes Rev and Mrs C De Leeuw returning home from Texas after a flood delayed train detour through southern states. Congregation hosted a fellowship supper and song fest in the church basement. Various locals visited Des Moines, Pella, and Taintor, with last weekend church attendance and family visits including Dutch Psalm singing and a Blackwood Bros. concert trip.

C. de Leeuw Texas Marinus Roozeboom Centerville Tunis Hoksbergen Albert Nick Ray Hoksbergen Taintor Cora van Maanen Pella John van Hal Jennie Marie Schimmel Des Moines Leonard van Sovlen Pleasantville Arie Engbers Oval Harkness Don Warren Vander Linden Albert Hoksbergen Eddie Luella Groenendyk Marvin Junior Ernest Engbers Henry van Hal Polla Blackwood Bros Dick Schimmel Jim Schimmel Henrietta Roogsboom Ray Holsbergen Neal Schimmel Axi Johanna Rooseboom Af Laighton Gerrit Beekhuizen Misa Brada Kool Leighton Gilhart Beekhuizen

Tulip Time Musings and Community Plans From Leighton

The writer notes Dutch souvenir spoons received by Marilyn Groenendyke and discusses Tulip Time, local service clubs like Rotary and Kiwanis, and plans for a Rotary or Kiwanis garden. He recalls a fire drill at Lincoln Building, praises the community, and offers tips on bulb planting and garden care for the season.

Marilyn Groenendyke Leighton Nethlands Holland Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Service TV Rotary Garden Kiwanis Garden Edo Bape Central

Otley News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Local residents Mr and Mrs Hubert Hreuklander of Pella and Mr and Mrs John Van Roekel of Sheldon visited Friday evening at the Andrew Vitermarkt home. The Dorcas Society of Otley Reformed Church held a social and bazaar with Dr G T Vander Lugt of Pella as speaker. The AFRYWS conference attendees from the Christian Reformed church returned from Sheboygan Wisconsin Friday evening. The lunch room near the oil station is nearing readiness.

Charles Vander Kolk Hubert Hreuklander Pella John van Roekel Sheldon Lawa Aurt Vitermarkt Hom Bill Vitermarkt Sharon Kay Sneller Near Pella Andrew Vitermarkt Reuben Kamerich Hoy Thurs Mrs Norman Robus

Miss Gertie Van Herwynen Honored At Pella Luncheon

Peoria News reports Miss Gertie Van Herwynen of Hanford California is visiting relatives in the area. A luncheon was held at the swimming pool park in Pella with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bandstra and families, Mr. and Mrs. John D. De Jong and families, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit De Jong and families in attendance. Van Herwynen plans to return home within the week.

Leonard Roose van Herwynen Hanford California Gertie van Herwynen Pella Andrew Bandstra John D. de Jong Gerrit de Jong Otley Misa van Herwyn Anthony Bokhoven Robert Cornie van Wyngarden Wm. Vander Molen Tabe Vander Veen Margie Ann Nieuwama Re Nieuwama Wm. Mulder Edgerton Minnesota John Bandstra Betty Herman Bokhoven Ila van Wyk St. Nicholas Hospital Sheboygan Wisconsin Whs Andrew States

Prairie City News Notes and Social Visits

C C Schalk still picks Everbearing strawberries from his patch. Mrs Don Van Speren of Oska looga visited weekend with Mr and Mrs J D Stravers and Mrs M Van Pearsem. Jeanette Beyer Louise Beer ends Wilma Branderhorst returned from Sheboygan Wisconsin APRYWS Convention. Mr and Mrs Guy A Steenhoek visited A A Steenhoek home Wednesday. G H Steenhoek ill but better this week. Two more young men returned home from military service Hessel Van Ryswyk and William C Schultze. Mrs John Ryerkerk underwent surgery at Des Moines General Hospital last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Vander Lesat and Auke Vande Lune visited in

Henrietta M. Steenhoek C. C. Schalk Don van Speren Oskalooga J. D. Stravers M. van Pearsem Jeanette Beyer Louise Beerends Wilma Branderhorst Sheboygan Wisconsin Guy A. Steenhoek A. A. Steenhoek Steenhoek Hessel van Ryswyk William C. Schultze John Ryerkerk Des Moines General Hospital Jake Vander Lesat Auke Vande Lune

Local Social Notes Highlight Steenhock and Beyer Visits

Des Moines residents with John Vande Laine and family attend Thursday evenings as Hie Mate visits dawn City for exams. Mr and Mrs Dick Steenhoek of Newton visit Steenhoek home Saturday afternoon. Mrs John Beyer and son Gerrit visit Newton Monday. Guy A Steenhook tends root horses this week. Van Ryswyk and ALA Steenhowk drive to Newton with Arne Van Ryswyk’s housekeeper and her son Charley.

Des Moines John Vande Laine Dick Steenhock Newton Steenhoek John Beyer Gerrit Guy A. Steenhock Dd. van Ryswyk Ala Steenhowk Arne van Ryswy Charley

Monroe News Domestic Notes Roundup From Monroe

Miss Ola Churchill returns home after hospital stay in Town City. Meal Hour Club met Oct 8 hosted by Mrs. Bert Moore with eleven members present. Upcoming meeting at Mrs. Gladys Birkenholtz. Mrs. Orville Masters hosted relatives from Ala and nearby. Attendees included Den Otter and Donahue families, Mr. and Mrs. Cop smith and Peggy from Pontiac. Visitors to Nichols Sanitarium included Ballard. Californians Miss Nina Mulvihill visiting her parents. Monroe school teachers dined Oct 4 at Maytag Park cabin. New-arrival: daughter born Oct 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Rexroat. Fireside Club met Oct 4 at Mrs. H Tharp. Baby girl born Oct 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Prairie City in Des Moines General Hospital. Rev E Wood, Jewish missionary, spoke at Baptist Church.

TW. Vriexelane Ola Churchill Town City Monroe Bert Moore Gladys Birkenholtz Orville Masters Alt Ala Win. den Otter John den Otter Lois Donald Burton Gornie Donahue Masters Thome Chas Copsmith Peggy Pontiac Michigan Spratt Berlin Ballard Darlene Karr Freda Clark Ballard Nichols Santarium Savannah Misson Hoyt Husted Cedar Rapids Emma Sweeney Nina Mulvihill California Ira Seathrough Maytag Park Qet Cornelia Klemendorf Gibbons Henry van Essen Pella Martin van Essen Dan Shannon George Orcutt W. W. King Peoria David Rexroat Fireside Club H. Tharp Donald Cox Prairie City Des Moines Gen‘al Hospital Arlene Ford E. Wood St. Louis Baptist Church

Summit News detailed social events and births in Newton area

Mr and Mrs Gerrit Van Wyk of Prairie City welcomed a son at Shit Memorial hospital in Newton. The article lists numerous visits, birthdays, and social gatherings, including 4-H club activities, officer elections, and scheduling for pot luck suppers and enrollment drives by the Summit Strivers and CLC clubs.

Honey shortages hit Iowa bee colonies in tough season

Unfavorable weather through August and September left Iowa beekeepers short on honey as stores lag behind the 200-pound target per colony. State College expert BR Paddock notes scant honey in the prior two months, with many hives under the required reserve. To secure winter, experts advise doubling up colonies and transferring honey and pollen frames from weaker units after consolidation.

Lowa Lowa State College Addack Bowen

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