Local Notices Chronicle Pella Area Mourns Ailing Passages
A lengthy harvest of notices details travel plans for A N Vander Linden toward Nashville and Miami Springs, a string of visitors including De Gooyer, Klein, Heerema, Kuyper and Vander Linden families, health updates from De Haan and Brom, weddings, births and anniversaries, and civic church bulletin items reflecting community life in Pella and nearby towns.
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A. N. Vander Linden
South
Nashville
Tennessee
Miami Springs
Florida
The
First Christian Reformed Church
Pella High Spirit schedule and activities
Committees in other home room units plan programs as Pella High outlines a schedule of upcoming events. Fr idays list talks on F B A driving school basket ball baton twirling badminton Christmas program and Boy Scout activities with various teachers and student leaders.
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F.B.A
Dent Willis Vande Voort
Vanden Berg
Lawrence ‘Tysseling
Coach Claypool
Ruth Klein
Ruby
Dockendorf
Buerkens
Santa Claus
Laverne Rietveld
Mary Mculpolder
Pri
Janet Lankel
Gossip column of school life and idle chat
A light local gossip column recounts social visits and in school happenings. It notes letters from Lincoln High, a Junior Chamber play, and various humorous asides about students and teachers. Readers are invited to solve a running mystery about Mr Birdsall’s car and a pencil sharpener joke.
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Automatic
School Memories and Fashion Reels from a Past Class
A lively note lists Howard V L with a new green sweater, sociology class jokes, Marjorie Van Heukelem singing, Jayne’s red anklets, Sis Vander Zyl’s sport coat, and Bean’s blue plaid dress. It ends with a thought on learning from the past to predict the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie van Heukelem
Jayne
Sis Vander Zyl
Bean
Iowa Ranks Fourth in Turkeys Produced
Iowa stands fourth in U S turkey production with 1 802 000 birds this year, a 30 percent rise from 1988. Minnesota California and Texas lead, while Iowa’s output has surged 16 fold since 1929. Nationally, the crop is up about 22 percent from 1938, with farmers marketing a large share earlier in the year.
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Iowa
A. D. Oderkirk
Iowa State College
Agricultural Marketing Service
Oderkirk
Minnesota
California
Texas
Turkey market outlook for 1939 season amid rising demand
Demand is improving and likely higher than the previous year as the 1939 turkey marketing season begins, with marketing expected to be the largest on record. Prices remain below 1938 levels as young hens in Iowa on October 7 averaged 24 cents per pound vs 26 cents last year, while young toms peaked at 22 cents per pound compared with 27 to 34 cents for other weights a year ago.
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Iowa
Storage plans foreseen for the 39 crop
Oderkirk says much of the 39 crop will go into storage and be planned in advance rather than storing leftovers for holidays. He notes poultry and egg trade never formed a large share of domestic production, so the war is unlikely to directly affect the industry. Domestic demand will rise with general activity and income.
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Oderkirk
Burned Barn at Tice Farm Near Monroe
The Robert Tice barn south of Monroe in Marion county was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. The loss is estimated at 1700 dollars, with partial insurance coverage on the building.
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Tice
Monroe
Robert Tice
Marion County
Good Woman Inspires a Man in Vivid Story Snapshot
A terse, period voice sketches a tale where a brave woman catches a man’s eye through courage and charm. The narrative hints at rivalry among women, highlighting a sympathetic figure who ultimately wins the central bond.
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William de Gooyer
Sioux City
W. W. Sadler
H. de Gooyer
Mrs. Sadler
Henry Hamnasch
Carroll
B. H. Lenig
Chariton
George I Dale
Deep River
EF. O. Herron
Union
Town Rural Carriers’ Association
Pella Chronicle
George Gezel
William Kueneman
Grinnell Herald Register
Pelly
Prairie Press
Jack Bootsma
Amboy
Illinois
Mt. Vernon
Ilinois
Martin
Bob Heerema
Ames
Nebraska
Charles Korn
Davenport
Dr. H. 0. Wormhoudt
Mr . Kiein
Des Moines
Tone Kiein
Martin de Wit
M. Vander Linden
Carl Rene
Mrs
Her
Man Vander Linden
Mr. Vander Linden
John
B. F. Vander Linden
James Visser
Oskaloosa
Henry Sikkink
Castletown
South Dakota
Gust Aug
Donald and
Richard
Preston
Minn
Aug
P. H. Kuyper
Joan
Lois Vanden Berg
Stuart
Joan Kuyper
Grinnell College
Robert Scholte
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Pella
Sani
Peter Bloem
Dicl
Leonard Hoksergen
Ed van Ginkel
Evelyn
Marion de
Leonard Allen
Judy
St. Paul
Mr. Allen
Lloyd Martin
George Ver Stevg
Newton
Carl
George Ver Steeg
Floyd Needham
G. Ver Stee
East Second and
Peace Streets
Guy Zickel
Fran Mitchell
Huber Street
Main
East First
Peter Bogaards
Linus Cory
Mary Jane
Cory
Nina van Gorp
Hy Victor
Kansas City
Victor
F. F. Carpenter
Frank Brom
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Jacob Vanderide
M. B. Grandin
Mahaska Hospital
Anna Sipkema
the Home For the Aged
John van Gorp
Mercy
Oskaloosa Herald
Richard van Roekel
New Sharon
Mercy Hospital
Neil de Geus
Eddyville
Chris Mol
Charles Sipkema
Atlantic
Robert Dykstra
Sipkemas
Cornie’ Dykstra
Robert
St. Louis
Missouri
Nancy Ann
John Edwin Ter Louw
Sully
Leona Hiemstra
Prof. Sadler
Indianola
Mary van Zonk
Sunnyside
Walter Needham
Tainter
Paul Middleton
Legion Hall
Palestine
Irwin J. Landbers
McGee
Cornell College
Towa
Lions Club
State Ter
Willard Dayton Brown
Pelia
Central College
Irwin J. Lubbers
Dunn Cottage
Ed Boland
Cathryn of
Albia
Henry van Roekel
Liebe
Seer Saswsi
VOGUE
Sonny’s Car Sales
Marion van Baale
Mer
Lincoln Street
Pella, Iowa
King of Sling
P. T
Carl de Wit
Osby
Ev Klein
Fred Heerema
Lincoln High
Buck
Kenning
Rudy Schilder
Carol
Harriet Klein
Leighton
Sandy
Jud
Annie
Helen Boertje
Freda
Riley
Ernie
Zuokie
Howard V. L
West Side Square
Wormhoudt’s
Walnut
Chair
General Electric
Davenport and Chair
National Range Exposition
General
Wormhoudi
Pella, IA
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