Payne family party marks 85th birthday in Pella
Dr and Mrs H C Payne hosted a house party to celebrate Edward Payne’s 85th birthday. He is the community’s only surviving Civil War veteran, having served four years with Co K of the 48th Pennsylvania. Thirty five guests attended a family dinner at the Payne home. Non residents included H L Payne of Portland Oregon and several Payne relatives from Kansas and Nebraska. The event featured reminiscences of Civil War days as well as greetings from distant relatives.
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H. C. Payne
Doctor Payne
Edward Payne
Payne
Pennsylvania
Co. K
48Th
Henry Gardner
Wichita
Kan
H. L. Payne
Portland, Ore
William Payne
Ben Ogden
Fredrick, Kan
Faye Zimerman
Perry, Kan
W. A. Hank
Leavenworth, Kan
Lillian Payne
Marjorie Sloan
Fredricksburg
Iowa
W. Langston
Shirley
Nina Means
Henrietta Ver Heul
Lucy Huber
Cook
Cook Home
Miss Fulleide
Ed le Cocq
Mesdames
J. E. Shultz
Delwin de Haan
J. A. Kuyper
W. de Winter
Gilbert’ Boat
Gerald Paardekooper
Louise Gladstone
J. B. ‘van Hemert
Agatha Gosselink
Miss Fullreide
Central College hosts broad campus events and talks
Doctor Wesselink returns to campus for one day then journeys west for college business and a Sioux Center Sunday school convention. Lectures by Rev. Goad on education stress purpose, self control, and experience. Hankamp and Drost address trifling with serious matters. Wesselink speaks on happiness. Y M discussions focus on purpose. Ship meetings launch. Music and art events announced. football trek toward Buena Vista with Iowa Wesleyan recap. college builds facilities and seats for Artist course.
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Westelink
Sioux Center
Wesselink
Orange City
Goad
The
Chronicle
Pietenpol
Drost
Y. M
Hankamp
Y. W
Lois Smith
Milton W. Brown
Pella
Otley
Mennenga
Leighton
Graham
C. E
Suzanne Kenyon
North Pole
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Iowa Wesleyan
Acon
Local children highlighted for feats and antics
Lexington boy Charles Belt devours a massive meal including salmon and cake, while Irene Bentley saves her sister from a locomotive danger. Paris boy Joseph Dubresne helps others after a fall into water, and Earl Webb of Missouri earns $110 from a litter of pigs. Four year old Davy Lee, a movie child star, is touted as Jackie Coogan’s successor. Read the Chronicle Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Belt
Lexington
Diane
Davy Lee
Sonny Boy
Jackie Coogan
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Ld Paardekooper
Hazel Fullreide
Nebraska City
Nebr
J. M. Cook
G. Paardekooper
Second Reformed Church
H. W. Pietenpol
Mizpah Guild
G. F. Sadler
G. H. Wachter
Adision of
Imprevas
Ben Kuyk
Young Women's League
Columbus Street
J. Hesselink
Arcot
India
G. Hankamp
C. S. Fox
Henrietta
Mary van Maren
Aid Society
H.'E.' Mathis
Des Moines
J. B. van Hemert
Mathis
Better Homes and Gardens
M. G. R. Club
H. L. Renaud
Oskaloosa ‘Street
Mrs. Randall
Tunis Klein
South Main Street
Bridge
Frances Mae Brendon
Arthur Brendon
Frances Mae
Vander Hart Terlouw
Antionette Vander Hart
Ter Louw
Waupon
Wisc
Verda Vander Pal
Hallowe'en
Lola
Ard
Carder
W. A. Cook
Ed Cook
P. E. D. Sisterhood
R. S. Grundman
Hallowe’en
First Reformed Church
Jesus
Dick den Adel
Simon Douwstra
Carrie
Peter Heerema
Jacob Plender
A. T. van Houweling
Women’s Missionary Societies
Kate Colyn
Moonlight Mission Band
Eldeen Club
Marie Hoeven
J. W. van Gorp
Roy Andeweg
Gertrude Neuenesch
Gleaners
Fred Lautenbach
Lincoln Building
Miss Gates
Hazel Gates
Chicago
Central Park Cafe
Rolscreen Office
Rolscreen Co
Oskaloosa
K. K
G. L. Rysdam
K. K. Club
Franklin Street
Betty Wesselink
Antoinette Vander Ploeg
Ruth Fennema
Florence Boat
Ella van Buren
Gladys Fennema
World Wide Guild of the Baptist Church
Harriet Kuyper
Marie Smith
Wayne
Fos
Francis van Rees
Mr. Bolander
Truman, Minn
R. A. Awtry
Board of Deacons
Porter Grove
Will van Zante
S. Bartlema
Central College
van Ness
Southwest Corner Square
H.B. Stone
Bankers Life Company
Gerard
Nollen
President
Irene Bentley
Whitaker Ky
Joseph Dubresne
Paris
Earl Webb
Fayette County
J.c.penney CO
Franklin
Pella, Iowa
Winter
Virginia
Beaver Dam
Kentucky
Indiana
Centerville
P. van Niewaal
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