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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

3

Marion county notes on soldiers and local incidents

John Hastie, a Marion County patient who escaped Mt Pleasant hospital for the insane, was captured near Otley and returned to Mt Pleasant. The M A Barnes farm silage cutter caused a shafting accident injuring no one. Jacob Hammond, an early settler, is in a Moberly hospital with kidney disease after visiting his sons near Sturgeon. Local men Lewia Woodruff and Watson Vander Ploeg train at Camp Pike. Vander Ploeg’s legislature bid unresolved. Geo J Dennis bids farewell to Marion soldiers bound for Camp Dodge. Alva Anderson injured in Hammond Indiana car shops. E L Mark and Bert Fast tour Missouri land markets. Fast buys 240 acres near Centralia. George Hodges praises Minnesota crops. Obituary: Mrs Olile Maddy, 36, Attica, mother of six, funeral at M P church. Vander Ploeg leaves for Camp Pike to join officers training.

John Hastie Marion County Mt. Pleasant Otley Conrey M. A. Barnes Farm Joseph ‘Johnson Des Moines Vander Ploeg & Johnson Camp Pike Lewia Woodruff Watson Vander Filoeg Pella W. G. Vander Ploeg Vander Ploeg Republican Central Committee Knoxville van der Ploeg Geo. J. Dennis Harvey Camp Dodge Dennis George France Mr. Dennis Jacob Bayless Alva Anderson Myr Allen Anderson Hammond Indiana E. L. Mark Bert Fast Missouri Mr. Fast Centralia Mark Rankin Estate Chariton County George Hodges Nathan Minneapolis Minnesota Hodges St. Paul Attica Olile Maddy James Milile Robuck Frank Maddy Attica M. P. Church Maddy M. P Gray Witzsimmons Guilion Cemetery W.G. van der Ploeg Marion County War Work Council Arkansas Vander Foes

Eddyville News Briefs From The Tribune

Eddyville notes show Wynberg Produce Co. proprietor John Wynberg visiting Pella on business. Local families from Leighton and Pella attended a funeral at Wynberg’s. The Klein family moved to East Eddyville as they plan a garden friendly home. Cummings family from Pella moved to Steinhoff property near the park.

the Tribune John Wynberg Wynberg Produce Co Pella Harman van Zante Ira DeCook Leighton Dieles van Zante John Conrad DeCook van Zante Slings DeWolf Ravenhout C. Witboard Wynberg Tennis Klein and Sons Fredric Klein J. P. McDonough East Eddyville France George Cummings van Loons Steinhoff W. W. Deong Cumming i

Death of Gysbert Van Woorkum in New Sharon

Gysbert Van Woorkum died at his son in law John Goemaat’s home on Monday of last week at age 78. He came from Holland about 28 years ago and was born in Heerewaarden. His remains were taken to Bully for funeral services and burial after a union church service where one minister began a sermon and another finished it.

the Star J. G. Ryan Hollebrands Des Moines Chris LeCacq Pella John Blommers Gysbert van Woerkum John Goemaat Holland Heerewaarden Bully Goemast Reformed Church Huibregiee Hartsuck Hever ‘Genevusion Renee

War work of the YWCA in wartime housing and clubs

The YWCA organized hostess houses for soldiers and families, with ninety-one in operation including ten for colored troops. It established club centers, interpreters for non English speakers, and rest and recreation spaces in munition camps and base hospitals. Foyers in France mirror the program, aiding American Signal Corps girls and Red Cross nurses on leave.

France Washington, D. C American Signal Corps Red Cross

Mammoth Tomato Vine Grows Tall in Forest City Garden

W R Prewitt of Forest City shares Jasper Thompson’s tomato experiment from early spring. A coal cinder hole filled with water and soil supported a tomato plant that quickly climbed a four foot frame, then required three additions to reach ten feet. Ripened fruit has been gathered for two weeks with vines still thriving.

W. R. Prewitt Forest City Jasper Thompson Mr. Thompson Thompson Towa

Good for Biliousness Tablet Testimony

Two years ago I suffered from frequent stomach trouble and biliousness. I saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised and decided to try them. I improved rapidly. Emma Verbryke, Lima, Ohio. F. D. Stubenrauch.

Chamberlain Mias Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio F. D. Stubenrauch

Two Classes of People After the War Say Soldier Writes

A trench letter from France argues there will be two classes after the war the men who fought and those who did not. It contrasts fighters with supporters and condemns slackers while urging citizens to decide whether to contribute or withhold funds, noting all share in the nation’s fate.

France

What to Use to Prevent Appendicitis

A vintage advertisement claims buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler i ka flush the entire bowel to prevent appendicitis. One spoonful Adler i ka supposedly relieves sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter that clogs and poisons the system. Instant action surprises doctors and patients according to Vander Linden Drug Store.

Pella Vander Linden Drug Store

A Pound of Honey Works Behind Each Spoonful

A Presbyterian note explains that making one pound of honey from clover requires bees to visit about twenty seven and a half lakh blossoms twice, totaling two million seven hundred fifty thousand nectar trips. It highlights how far bees travel from hive to fields, often one or two miles, to produce honey for consumption.

Presbyterian

Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Court

Notice is given that in Marion County Iowa the last will and testament of John Den Burger is on file with the Clerk of the District Court Hearings set for October 7 1918 at the court in Knoxville Iowa The clerk Harold Clemene issues the notice dated September 11 1918 with publication dates September 12 19 26

District Court of Iowa Marion County John den Burger Knoxville Harold Clemene

Rural Combatant Note and Health Claim Ad

A rural note humorously contrasts farm life with household fatigue and cites Cham berlain's Tablets as offering relief for weak stomach and digestion. The quotation, attributed to F D tubenrauch, extols permanent health restoration in many cases.

Chamberlain F. D. Tubenrauch

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