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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1957

Page

5

Residents and visitors listed in Pella area news

Mr and Mrs Ellis N Christian and other locals appear in a long list of travels visits and activities. The notes mention trips to Minneapolis Northfield Minn and various Iowa and national locales reflecting a busy social scene with relatives friends and college ties.

Fred Lam The Chronicle No- Komis Fin Austin Minn Wisconsin Dells Lake ‘Port State Park Michigan Canada Niagara Falls St. Augustine Fla Ronald Kaldenberg Robert Kaldenberg Ronald Iowa State College Ames Pella Bert van Ee Clara Adam de Jong Ben Vos Tunis Kempkes Mary Elisabeth H. E. Stevenson Coshocton Ohio Robert C. van’ Vark C. W. Conrad Alizia Paynesville Conrad Charles van Maanen C. L. Gibbs Winfield, Iowa H. N. Sadler

Local hospital admissions and discharges report

A sequence of patient entries from area hospitals lists several admissions for observation, surgery, and treatment. Names include Wiggert A Roorda, Ann Zylstra, Miss Judith Bosveld, Melody Dahlin, Melvin Dahlin, Michael E Ballenger, Connie Van Veen, James Brass, Yella N Menninga, and Ruthann Van Gorp. Discharges cover Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa Skiff Memorial Newton and Mahaska Hospital with notes of surgeries and return dates. The report notes recent moves and family connections in Newton and Pella areas.

Wiggert A. Roorda University Hospital Iowa City Darwin G. Squibb Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Ann Zylstra Town City Wayne Vandenberg Judith Bosveld Willard Bosveld Melody Dahlin Melvin Dahlin Newton Pneumoni Skit Dahlin Pella Michael E. Ballenger G. H. Ballenger Connie van

Hospital admissions and discharges in Mercy and area

A Des Moines hospital reported a patient recovering well after nearly a week of hospitalization following surgery. Mrs. Darrel Terpstra was admitted to Mercy Hospital on Sunday October 27. Mrs. Gysbert Van Eden was discharged from Mercy Hospital on Monday. Keith and Beverly Roozeboom, children of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Roozeboom of Route 2, were admitted to Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa on Tuesday.

George Nichols Grinnell Arvin Hoogenakker Henry Meppelink Addams Nebraska Pella Gelmer Dylhoff Philip Dorothy Nancy Des Moines Nancy Boot Darrel Terpstra Mercy Hospital Gysbert van Eden Keith and Beverly Roozeboom Gilbert Roozeboom Oskaloosa

Meyers Return From Vacation As Neighbors Visit

The Meyers return from a two week vacation spent with their children near New Sharon and Neal Van Gorp. A resident died after a lingering illness at his son's home, passing at the hospital in Amack. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 at the First Christian Reformed Church. Thanks were extended for cards and expressions of sympathy.

the Meyers Dale de Young New Sharon Neal van Gorp John H. Keuning Var Dusseldorpe Mery Hospital Amack T Uskaloaca

Pella Delegates Attend Sunday School Convention

Pella delegates from Third Reformed Sunday School will join the National Sunday School Convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. Rev Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ringwalda Miss Esther Overbergen and Mrs Wilma Steenbock depart Pella Tuesday and return Saturday. Noted speakers include Dr Edward Simpson Dr Robert A Cook Rev Bert Webb Dr W A Criswell and Dr Henrietta Mears guiding workshops and sessions at the Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium with Hotel Pantlind as headquarters.

Grand Rapids Michigan Los Angeles Third Reformed Sunday School Wilbur Ringwalda Esther Overbergen Wilma Steenbock Pella Edward Simpson National Sunday School Association Robert A. Cook Youth For Christ International Bert Webb NSSA W. A. Criswell First Baptist Church Dallas Texas Henrietta Mears Christian Education Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium Hotel Pantlind

Marion County WCTU Convention Held in Pella

The Marion County WCTU met at the First Reformed Church in Pella on Tuesday October 22 starting at 10 30 a m with county president Mrs Betty Schippers presiding A devotional period opened by Mrs Agnes Halverson Reports were given from Knoxville Pleasantville Plymouth Zion and Pella A memorial service honored Margaret Amos of Knoxville A pot luck dinner followed then an afternoon devotional led by Mrs Mamie Whitlatch Round table discussed liquor and cigarette advertising urging education of youth on alcohol Miss Selah Trowbridge of Oskaloosa state vice president spoke on the National WCTU Convention in Madison Wisconsin Officers were re elected President Betty Schippers Vice President Mamie Whitlatch Secretary I J Roorda Treasurer Roger Mead Vocal solos by Mrs Florence Neal and Mrs Edith Gurney and a reading by Mrs Wm Branderhorst closed the afternoon session with prayer.

Marion County First Reformed Church Pella Bety Schippers Agnes Halverson Knoxville Pleasantville Plymouth Zion Margaret Amos Knox Mamie Whitlatch Selah Trowbridge Oskaloosa Iowa WCTU Madison Wisconsin Betty Schippers Mamie Whitlateh Knoxvil I. J. Roorda Roger Mead Florence Neal Edith Gurney Wm. Branderhorst Harvey B. D. Dykstra

Bogaards and Fleck to appear on Sioux City TV program

Don Bogaards and Dale Fleck, sons of local families and students at Northwestern Junior College in Orange City, will appear on the Annual College TV program broadcast by Channel 4 in Sioux City from 12 to 12:30 PM on Saturday November 2.

Bogaards Fleck Sioux City Don Bogaards Leslie Bogaards Dale Fleck Omer Fleck Leighton Northwestern Junior College Orange City Channel 4

Susan Glaspell Wins 1930 Pulitzer for Alison's House

Iowa writer Susan Glaspell born in Davenport in 1882 won the 1930 Pulitzer Prize for the year's best play for Alison's House.

Susan Glaspell Davenport Alison

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