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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

5

Local notes on family visits and community events

Dr and Mrs H C Wormhoudt hosted a family gathering for Marion Wormhoudt with out of town guests from Des Moines and Newton. Numerous residents attended church events, visits, and student activities, including a Bible conference in Bloomfield, and a Baptist association meeting in Ottumwa. The column catalogs local travel, guest visits, teaching plans, and community engagements across Ottumwa and nearby towns.

H. C. Wormhoudt Marion Wormhoudt Henry Wrmhoudt Des Moines Dump” Wormhoudt Newton Ralph Nordlund Bloomfield Baptist Oskaloosa Association First Baptist Church Ottumwa R. T. Nordlund L. de Vries H. H. Sadler E. V. Gond Robert Renaud C. Richardson Minnie Vanden Berg E. Dunkin FB. Carpenter A. Z. Vander Beek J. W. Vander Linden Hattie Vander Meulen Paul Lautenbach Charles Keith Colorain

Missionary Union Meeting at Third Reformed Church

The Women’s Missionary Union of the Pella Classis met at Third Reformed Church Pella for annual business with devotions led by Mrs G Muyskens. Officers elected include President Mrs George Muyskens and Treasurer Mrs Geo Mennenra. Dinner planned Sept 29 at Oskaloosa Friends Church College Ave. Lunch served by Oska loosa church ladies.

Reformed Church Missionary Meeting Women's Missionary Union of the Pella George Muyskens Nellie Beckering J. Prins W. Bosch Treas Geo. Mennen

Masonic event features grand officers and gifts

Dr Fultz led the initiatory program with Grand Matron Ada May Davis receiving wooden shoes inscribed in gold by Ton Wormhoudt. A hosted luncheon followed. Grand officers from Knoxville Newton Oskaloosa Bussey and Pella attended along with chapters Newton Oskaloosa Prairie City Bussey. About 150 cans were donated to the Masonic home at Boone Iowa.

Fultz Ada May Davis Ton Wormhoudt Dr. Fultz Bert de Bruyn E. Black Mae Thomassen Hattie Will Gezel Ethel James van Vliet Knoxville Bessie McMurray Newton Lois Earle Adai Oskaloosa Gladys Haycock Bussey James Davis Geo. Sadler Pella Prairie City Masonic Boone Iowa

Revolt in Hat Styles for Men and Other News

As early as August 1935 hat fashion shifted to wider brims and lower crowns with off the face wear. Wormhoudt & Kempkes advertise fall hats suits and top coats. Tombstone hosts a poetry contest as pistol era image shifts to poets laureate. Carnegie-Illinois Steel warns wage increase not granted at this time.

Homburg Wormhoudt & Kempkes Tombstone Ariz Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp Pittsburg

Health posters used in Marion Co schools

About 750 health posters and 187 copies of a model unit titled Good Health and Good Man will be used in fall classes across Marion County. The materials, part of the Southern Town Regional Tuberculosis Association program, target health laws and disease prevention including tuberculosis. Distribution reaches 108 rural and 79 town teachers, funded by Christmas Seal effort.

Marion Southern Town Regional Tuberculosis Association Marion County

Higher Lines in New Shoes

Footwear aims for autumn fashion with high cut shoes that resemble tiny boots. The style is stylish yet requires graceful slender ankles and careful choice to avoid awkward looks. Other high cut styles offer alternatives for those less daring.

Third Ref Church Sunday Sel Alleson Sub Real Contact

A fragmented notice mentions a church event with Sunday services and a call to real contact with Jesus. The Dutch phrase de toebereiding van het 130 appears, alongside the claim that the greatest sentence ever written was noted.

Alleson Jesus

Darling Will Address Group at Keomah Lake Park

J N Ding Darling famed Des Moines cartoonist will address the Southeastern Town Conference for Wildlife Protection on Sunday afternoon October 4 at Keomah Lake State Park near Oskaloosa. The free public program features Darling as acting chairman of the General Wildlife Federation and former head of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey. Chronicle Office seeks clean cotton rags.

J.N Ding) Darling Des Moines Keomah Lake State Park Oskaloosa Darling General Wildlife Federation U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey

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