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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
4
Automobiles for sale from Plymouth and Dodge sedans to Chevrolets. Numerous farm and animal listings including purebred hogs, cattle, and horses. Real estate and equipment notes mixed with local auction and trade offers across Iowa towns.
Numerous sale notices list livestock tractors a case tractor and pickup, yearling horses and hogs, a wheel trailer, fur garments, a radio and a car, with sellers in Pella Newton Sal ly Prairie City and nearby towns. Miscellaneous ads include saws, lumber, and a cleaning service offer from Thrift Way Lumber Co.
Help wanted notices seek a married man to work on a farm on a surfaced road with electric lights and wares to the right party. Stalking implied between now and March 1st. Apply by letter to Pella Chi. Another notice offers housework help one or two days or half days weekly for Mrs AL Fy Tysseline. Call 363 or Ba eral.
Classified fragment lists a mix of want ads and notices including requests to buy old horace for dog feed, letters and typing work, auctions and real estate services, piano tuning, room and board requests, a car ride offer, washer service, poultry calls, and local insurance and finance notes with several names and addresses.
Notice to ROR that on March day the real estate in Marion County Iowa lot one acre plus rights was sold for delinquent taxes by the County Treasurer. Tax due totaled 44.90 with interest and penalties. redemption expires ninety days after service or a treasurer’s deed will be issued. Meantime, certificate No. LUT and assignment thereunder were transferred to the undersigned wife MeCo.
Final settlement reports on file in the Marion County District Court Iowa with hearings set for the court term beginning October 8 1944. The items list numerous administrators executors guardians and guardianship actions including Ustermarkt Cowan Durham Flanagan Davis Campbell Vander Ploeg Engelenburg Free Vander Ple Davis Applegate Shinn Dunlap Johnston and others with dates and party names provided by the clerk. Dated September 25 1944 Jack B Carpenter Clerk District Court Marion County Iowa Ben
A series of card notices express heartfelt thanks from families to neighbors relatives and friends for visits flowers cards and gifts during hospitalization and after coming home The messages reiterate deep appreciation for kindness support and well wishes from the community and emphasize that such thoughts will not be forgotten by the families involved.
I express heartfelt thanks to weight natives and friends for their cards letters flowers and visits while confined in hospital. Deep appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for support and gifts as I recover.
S-Set o and Mrs Bryce of Camp Butner North arrived home Monday Sept 18 on a day furlough to visit parental C C Macy and Simon Vander Pol homes. Mrs Macy plans a month visit. Mrs Alice Shutt Holdsworth and Mrs Reng visited with Mrs C vs Emma. Shuts visited the home of her daughter Mrs Rayford Brown in Des Moines. Pvt Edward Huyser to observe birthday Oct 6 with address at Fort Ord California. Mrs Joe Paltzer visiting Chariton with her parents. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Vander Pol S Sgt and Mrs Bryce Ma Mrs Arthur Vander Pol Verna Lou. Mrs D Sjaardema returned home Tuesday from Den
Ada and Mae Wan visit with Mr and Mrs Jake Eleoth. Rita Ebest and Mie visit in Van Corp with Colin Van Gorp of Pella Thursday afternoon. Mice Shotts visited Sunday with sister Sw Smith at Newton. Luke Vander Linden Abe Vander Beek and baby of Pella visited Sunday afternoon in ASP Vander Beek home. Lade Head of Bontnrant visited Friday for a few days with his mother Mrs C L Ue nud.
A drafty scaffold incident at Methoditchurch in Knewville. Van Hemert family in Des Moines. a doctor arrives for Melha a whoopine cone shot. Ethel Bricker and Ruth Waardhuizen with Mon attend. Vanden Bene ill. rest advised. Ronde and Delos Vane haul many lines to Prive's mill.
Roy Kary Murray was kicked in the stomach by a nervous horse while riding to Calvin Bricker farm with a rake. He collapsed, but recovered enough to receive care at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa. Peter Van Ghent and Lorena assisted. a 2x4 cracked Mr Knowles’ left shoulder blade after a fall.
A reflective meditation features a good and wise man praying for daily guidance and forgiveness for yesterday's opinion, seeking mercy and wisdom for the day ahead. The vignette emphasizes humility, spiritual focus, and a simple plea to divine support.
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