Local notes from Pella area include trips and visits
Mrs. W. H. Fowler and daughter Virginia Ann returned from Minnesota and Wisconsin and brought Virginia Ann’s cousin Miss Bonnie Youngerman to attend school. Several locals attended the Legion convention in Sioux City, while others made visits in Des Moines and Albia. A Des Moines speeding arrest and city sewer inspections are noted, along with farm notes on feeding calves, vetch planting tips, and poultry health guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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W. H. Fowler
Virginia Ann
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Duluth
Sioux City
Legion
Lice Control for Flocks Using Sodium Fluoride Pinch Method
Late summer or early fall is best to treat poultry to prevent lice after molt. Sodium fluoride kills all poultry lice. The Department of Agriculture recommends the pinch method, applying small pinches among feathers near the skin on the head neck breast vent tail each thigh and underside of each wing plus two pinches on the back. One application destroys lice. reinfestation comes from stray birds and new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Judge Van Zante Wins in Election
Davis County Republican notes local interest as E. Van Zante of Hanford California is re elected superior judge in Kings County Fresno paper says four cornered race swung in his favor with a large majority. he received more votes than all three opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis County
Republican
John Bootsma
E. van Zante
Hanford
Calif
Kings County
Fresno
van Zante
P. E. O. Society Hosts First Meeting of the Year
Members of Chapter B0 of the P. E. O. Sisterhood were entertained at the home of Mrs. Clark Richardson on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marie Greiner led the program, with Misses Emma and Elizabeth Hamilton assisting as co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Clark Richardson
Emma
Elizabeth Hamilton
Marie Greiner
Books and reunions marked Knoxville and Tice gatherings
An account notes a talk on rare Bible editions and their value. It covers the Knoxville chapter’s first meeting September 1 at Mrs. Lucia Jenkins’s home with guests Mrs. L F Bousquet and Mrs. Bertha Black. It also reports the Tice family reunion near Athens Illinois with 108 members, a picnic, and an address by Homer Tice.
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Knoxville
Lucia Jenkins
L. F. Bousquet
Bertha Black
Pella
Tice
N. O. Prim
Athens
Ill
Homer Tice
Illinois
Iowa
B. Mensch
Darrel
Church Services and Sermons Schedule Notes
Church notes list morning afternoon and evening services at First and Second Reformed and Third Reformed churches. Topics include Marching Orders Ruler and Judge A Clarion Call to Manliness Saved By Grace and The Fathers Forgiveness with prayer meetings and union meetings, plus future series on the Christian Home Prodigal Son and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Elmer Barr
Baptist Church
Second Reformed Church
Holy Ground
Christian Endeavor
Second Church
Third Reformed Church
Holland
Harley Baker Home Burglarized on University Street
Burglars entered the Harley Baker residence between evening and midnight Saturday, prying a bedroom window screen to access an iron safe and steal bonds and papers valued at $4,000. The home was ransacked but nothing else was taken. the theft was discovered on return from Oskaloosa. Police have two to three clues and seek the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Baker
University Street
Baker
Oskaloosa
Funeral of Mrs. Harold Terpstra and family circle
The service honored Harold Terpstra and family members, with floral tributes led by Mrs. Pete Swank, Mrs. Ernie Rohr danz, Mrs. Will Ramer, and Mrs. Jesse Butin. Burial occurred at the Hewitt cemetery north of Galesburg. The obituary notes lasting friendship, sympathy, and a poem reflecting on time and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Terpstra
Harold Terpstra
Leslie Terpstra
Bud Brien
Jesse Butin
Harold Schnug
Pete Swank
Ernie Rohrdanz
Will Ramer
Hewitt Cemetery
Galesburg
Obituary of Rose Napjus Terpstra of Galesburg
Rose Napjus Terpstra born September 23 1848 in the Netherlands came to America at age eight settling in Pella. She married Don W Terpstra May 23 1867 and had eight children. she died August 28 1930 aged 81 years 11 months 5 days. Funeral held at Galesburg Methodist Church with Rev Forrest Moore officiating.
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Rose Napjus Terpstra
Netherlands
America
Pella
Don W. Terpstra
Watson V
Rose Dick
Kilduff
Harry D
Albert L
Yetta Romans
Martin S
Galesburg
John N
Sietska George
Reformed Church of
Methodist Church
Forrest Moore
Lyle Brand
Jakie Brand
C. E. Smith
Clarence Wheatcraft
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J. V. Lankelma
Dick den Adel
Will Shinton
Monroe
John Dykstra
Missouri
Miss Trojan
Bert Roose
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Society News
P. E. O. Society
Coats
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Marion County
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Felts
North Side Square
G. & W. Hat Shop
Anthony Tysseling
Independence Street
R. T. Nordlund
F. Lautenbach
Gilbert Boat
Helen Kuyper
R. C. Amidon
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Oleo
Wii
Per Peck
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