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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
2
The P. E. O. met Wednesday at Des Moines hospital where she underwent an operation in the home of Mrs. Clark Richardson. Mrs. Fred Scheffers reports she is recovering satisfactorily and is be recovering.
A number of Otley schools begin Monday with Miss Kaldenberg from Prairie City and Miss Muilenburg from Newton teaching in grammar and primary rooms respectively. The Otley school board earns praise for selecting experienced teachers. Rev and Mrs Drost take a two week vacation with their son James near Leighton. Case Van Buren fills in during illness. Leonard Van der Kieft injures neck ligaments while loading coal but recovers and is briefly laid off. Mrs T H Kaldenberg remains seriously ill but shows improvement. Mrs Ira Vriezelaar hosted the Indies club Wednesday. Families plan trips to Des Moines for a few days respite. Relatives of Mrs Henry Kaldenberg report appendicitis surgery, with hopes for recovery. Grace Drost wed Gerrit De Jong at New Sharon. community offers congratulations. H L Renaud leaves for a farm interests trip to South Dakota. Ira Breen ill with stomach trouble from contaminated water. Pentecostal tent meeting visitors depart for Knoxville. Mr and Mrs R P McKeever and Betty go to Osceola for relatives visit. Mrs Barnard stays awhile.
The speaker observes that the situation was not as bad as feared and that the subject shows signs of improvement in writing. The tone suggests cautious optimism about progress.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Aalbers is listed among the sick people.
Miss Flossie Breen traveled to Monroeville on Tuesday to assist Mrs. Livingstone with household chores.
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