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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

3

Local social notes from Oska loosa area events recap

Mr and Mrs J Brower and daughter visited relatives at Sioux Center. L Weber of Minnesota and Hazel Stegner of Oskaloosa visited the R Vroom home. Mr and Mrs M Stewie returned from Grundy Center. Rena Meppeling returned to work in Oskaloosa after vacation. Kuyper couple visited W Hudler. Born to Mr and Mrs F Brake a son on August 31. Letta Van Maanen of Oska loosa visiting with her folks. Benitema family visited relatives at Pella. A humorousMichigan joke and a quip about courting and honking reflect small town chatter.

L. Weber Minnesota Hazel Stegner Oskaloosa R. Vroom

Evacuation of Kiev by Polish Army Described in Washington

Washington receives Warsaw dispatches detailing the Polish army’s withdrawal from Kiev led by General Rydz Smigly. Col Gaskill and Mr Moffat report refugees in box cars, severities of Red Army attacks, and the drastic scenes as trains depart with families and mutilated Polish soldiers along the routes.

Washington Kiev Warsaw Gaskill Jay P. Moffat Kley Rydz Smigley Geskill Kilev Mr. Moffat Jitomiercz Budenny Kevel Colonel Gaskill Gaskill Fied Pilgudski

Shipping Dead Men’s Bones in Columbus Links Chinese Custom

In Columbus over 300 boxes of bones from deceased Chinese residents are being shipped to China as part of a 25 year disinterment custom. Lee Lock of Cleveland, leader of the local Chinese tong, directed grave openings. Hong Ye, a Pittsburgh tea merchant, prepared the bones for overseas shipment by removing flesh and sealing them in zinc boxes.

Columbus China United States Lee Lock Cleveland Chinese Tong Hong Ye Pittsburgh

New Pension Check Ruling Cuts Witnesses Needed

Washington reports a pension bureau change: future checks need no witnesses except when pensioners sign by mark. About 700,000 current beneficiaries on government rolls will benefit as only signers or the interior department officers confirm endorsements. The change aims to ease bank cashing and pensioner trouble following Secretary Payne’s decision after a Pension Bureau meeting.

Washington Pension Bureau Payne Interior Department

Healthiest Community Claim Sparks Cranmore Debate

In Cranmore a boast of being the United States healthiest community taints a long quiet tale. The cemetery has remained decorative since 1868 and in 57 years no spades have turned soil locally, while residents die away from home, prompting questions about local life and traditions.

Cranmore Cran- Gutter County United States

Tanlac Use Cures Iowa Woman’s Stomach Ailments

Mrs. Mary Taylor of Marion Iowa reports four Tanlac bottles restored her appetite and sleep after four years of stomach trouble and weakness. She gained ten pounds, no longer suffers headaches or dizzy spells, and now handles housework with renewed strength. The Ideal Pharmacy in Pella sells Tanlac.

Mary Taylor Marion Iowa Taniac Tanlac Pella

The Girl Who Traveled in Her Own Village

A fragment from a story or memoir describes a daughter longing to travel west to see Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon, while her father explains he cannot afford the trip this summer and worries about staying with his wife after the girls leave. The tone hints at change and disappointment within a family.

Margaret Jane Yellowstone Rockies Anne New England Miss Wells Wilsons West Grand Canyon

Mother Gray’s Powders Claim Quick Relief for Children

Advertising copy asserts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders cure colds in 24 hours and ease feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Sold by Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York with over 30 years of use and a pleasant taste said to appeal to children.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy N.Y

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J. Brower Sioux Center Mrs. P. Kuyper W. Hudler F. Brake Miss Letta van Maanen Benitema Michigan W. C.verploeg Ames Farmer's Produce Building DE Reus & van Zante Chamber of Commerce DR. C. I. Fox Main and Liberty Sts J. J. Sybenga J. A. Pos A. J. Visser Franklin St Aschenbrenner Geeshoed A. P Fankhauser W. F. Crew North Side Square T. G. Fultz F. Carpenter Reda Emory Emory Titman Titman Hygenia Pool Orient Rock Island Wabash Howell Stewart
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