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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
Prof A L Babb directed Central College Expression Department in a Tuesday recital under Y W C A auspices. Attendance was small. organizers hoped for stronger student support. Babb’s first Pella recital pleased attendees. Also notes on local visits by G W Crozier, H Bootsma, Mr and Mrs Van Ingham, and others. county treasurer candidate Al Phelps as a visitor.
Miss Lois Swain visited with friends in Des Moines Sunday. Mrs. A. R. Page spoke on Indians at the high school Friday morning. The P. E. O. plans a Hallowe'en party at Mrs. H. P. Scholte's home this evening. Miss Sylvia Platt, a Leighton teacher, vacationed while a new furnace was installed at the school. Mrs. Teunia Smorenburg left for Chicago to visit her daughter Hertha. Prof. A. L. Babb travelled to Douda for a recital Saturday. Miss Alice Bosvelt of Peoria was in town Saturday and rode to Oskaloosa by train. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Den Hoedt visited Monroe Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Worth. Mrs. Herman Plette of Oskaloosa, visiting relatives here, returned home. Mrs. Osterbeek, visiting her sister Mrs. James Edmandy, left Tuesday for Chicago.
The Oskaloosa station announces new furnishings and a passenger rate of $1.50 cash. It is located near the 200 block, First Avenue and A Street, three blocks south of the street car station, with capacity to accommodate 60 guests.
Albert Hendriks a college student was summoned to his Muscatine home this week because his sister is ill He is expected to return in time for Central Parsons football game Friday.
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