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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

3

Local News Tinting Hessel Van Ryswyk and Visitors

Hessel Van Ryswyk returned from Oskaloosa where he and his wife visited an uncle, John DeBoer. Mrs. Van Ryswyk stayed longer. Mrs. J. R. Van Zee of Pella visited Will Van Zee's for a few days. Mrs. Sterrenburg and baby of Pella came for a visit at the H. Vanderlinden home. Mrs. E. M. Cathcart, visiting Ramsey siblings, left for Minneapolis then Duluth before returning home. Ralph Huisman and John Kladenberg of Otley began work on the Lewis Van Wyk house on the lot of the former Congregational church.

Hessel van Ryswyk Oskaloosa John DeBoer van Ryswyk J. R. van Zee Pella Will van Zee Sterrenburg Baby H. Vanderlinden E. M. Cathcart Ramsey Minneapolis Minnesota Duluth Ralph Huisman John Kladenberg Otley Lewis van Wyk Old Congregational Church Babette Ramsay Pete de Cook Ilinois Michigan Indiana Chicago LeRoy Mich John Anthony Kimballville de Cook Hazel Boylan Henry A. Smith Barada Neb L. M. Reddick H. E White Bethany Allen Smalley Muscatine Roscoe Alcorn James Henry Edmand Paul Edmand Clarence E. Elder Des Moines H. L. Boylan S. P. Bucklew James Edmand Ralph Shappell Kansas Liberal Ed. Boliel Ralph Joe Boliel Lawrence Henry Tyrone Oklahoma

Hand Painted China Display At Southern Iowa Fair

Mrs. W. H. Lyon exhibits fine hand painted china in Oskaloosa while Knoxville and former residents attend the Columbus Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. engagements, travels, and local notices fill this week’s Knoxville column with crop reports, family travels, and a Master Masons picnic at the fairgrounds.

W. H. Lyon Oskaloosa Knoxville Columbus Ohio Grand Army of the Republic D. FP. Christ W. L. Browne Luther Fast William Vanfleet W. H. Allen Oklahoma Wm. Vanfleet Minnie Manhardt Theta Chi Geo. N. Ramsay Glendora Cal F. O. Ewing East Main Street John Iowa City Westfall Mason City Byrd Gamble W. J. Casey

New Sharon Council Plans Roofs for Ladies Rooms

New Sharon officials approve a new roof on the Ladies Room and power house as plastering failures mar the building. Anna Van Rheenen, recently returned from Colfax sanitarium, lies critically ill at her parents’ home, under nurse care, with limited visitors due to her nervous condition. City streets receive a second coat of oil after a disappointing first application.

Anna van Rheenen Colfax Wm. van Rheenen

Oil quality and dryness affect absorption outcomes

The report notes that either extreme dryness caused rapid oil absorption or poor quality oil reduced effectiveness. It discusses how soil or surface conditions influenced results, suggesting variability in performance tied to application material and environmental factors.

If This Off Proves Out Right Streets Stay Dust Free All Winter

If the effort succeeds, the streets will be free from dust and mud throughout the winter and until it is time to oil again next year.

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