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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1948

Page

10

News from Nearby Towns And Rural Communities

Mrs Roy Karr reports deaths and local events in the area. Lafe Martins mother Alice assisted before her sudden heart attack death southeast of Knoxville. A GI farm school attendance becomes compulsory next year with projects at homes. Gerrit Kuiken and classmates built a wagon, with magazines and textbooks to be distributed. Ralph Van Viet son of Mr and Mrs Van Vliet of Gileg died cleaning a loaded sin. His father rushed to Cedar Rapids. A Glalys Cadwell license in Oscwols permits fire west of Cordey where it crossed fence. Melba Van Hemert and others got immunizations in Pelle. Local residents urged to enter the Pela and Vicinity Show before October 12. Ben and Freddie Hocksema, Raymond Kier, and Mrs John Prunty Sr profiled. The Bob Kaldenborg farm corn crib was torn down and moved. Murray Van Hemert and Rog arr cut up corn with a corn hinder.

Roy Karr Ralph van Viet Mes M. van Vliet Af Gileg Cedar Rapids Ralph Cae Cole Inc Glalys Cadwell Oscwols Cordey Wilh Melba van Hemert Pelle Pela and Thei Ben Freddie Hocksema Raymond and Worth Kier John Prunty Bob Kaldenborg Here Murray van Hemert Rogarr

Local notes and visits from Ottley to Pella area

Residents share news of quilting, visits, and travel in the Ottley Pleasantville region. Highlights include May Van Hemert with eight quilts, Joy Shilline's prize winning cant on a Delights Wing quilt, and various guests such as Mr and Mrs Corda Karr, Sherman Boyd, and Ruth Boyd. Also mention of local business activity, farm group photo, and plans for fall planting.

Mpleton Mary Hryan Karr May van Hemert Joy Shilline Delight Wing Duane Sellers Aubrey Tove Melcher Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Toul Hammermills Kansas Pella Gerrit Klyn Otley Hartford Campbell Corda Karr Worth Pan Kate Karr

Local Socials and Obituaries From Galesburg Area

Galesburg News reports Sunday dinners hosted by the Schultz and Kling families near Sully with honors for anniversaries and birthdays. Funeral services for Mrs. Joe Awtry were held at the Lutheran church. she died Sunday in Newton hospital of heart ailment. Elk Creek Grange met Friday with later social visits noted among residents from Sully, Kellogg, Knoxville, Grinnell, and nearby towns.

K. Carpenter Melvin Schultz Dorothy Near Sully Freeman Kling Pauline Mamie Kling Archie Cascholt Linda Brooklyn Iowa Casebolt Rev Leeds Galesburg Francis Heemsbergen Kenneth Carpenter Karla Kay Dennis Loell Carpenter Joe Awtry Lutheran Church Newton Hospital Heart Yella Menninga Roy Dearinger Pauline King Brian Kling Karrin Pella Mina Carpenter Clyde Rawlins Louie Groves Anie Swanks Ollie Winters Knoxville Vic White Rita Kay Grinnell Charles Earp Elk Creek Grange Grange Hall Bruce Tratchel Cornie Sandra Steve Wayne Seenbice Kellogg Carl de Bruyn Frank Jaarsma Cornelius Jaarsma Hinkley Minnesota Rinder Poortinga

Community News From Sully Area In Early Fall 1940s

Multiple brief items recall local life in Sully and nearby towns. Major surgery news at Morey Hospital Oskaloosa. newborns at Skil Memorial Newton. baptisms at Monroe Baptist Church. pastor Stoppers installed at First Reformed Church. Football game Sully vs Jogge won by Sully. visits by families from H Birmingham and Mortford. Chicago trips of local delegates. community canning for Christian Home in Council Bluffs.

Anetta M. Terlonw Gernt van Norden Morey’ Hospital Oskaloosa Harold Reyer Skil Memorial Hospital Newton Grace Fopma Harley Greene Monte Frank Sparks Fternoon Glen Comemunnity Church Monroe Matt Leydens Hirmingham Iowa Datsa Ry de Jame Lowell Ni Creamery Tony Stravers Joey Chi Charles Paul First Reformed Church N Owas Sully Jogge Dre R. J. Wat Mahaska Hospital Skaloosa Dick J. Ver Ploeg John W. Boot Chicago Ver Ploeg Mr. Boot R.E.A. Center Maasdam Clarence Brand Baby Neal V der Wilt Harry Balani Ames

Peoria Larks Club Meets And Choral Society Benefit

Last week Sunday evening the Larks Club met at the Bandstraet home for hymns. The Peoria Choral Society gave an all-voiced anthem program at the Christian Reformed church directing Mr. Fred Vander Schaaf with about forty members. An auction sale on church lawns raised funds from remodeling leftovers. Community members attended church events, visitations, and family gatherings amid church and choir activities.

Herman A. de Jong Larks Club Andrew Bandstraet John A. Mulder Jonathan Ray John de Nooy Jr Met Hospital Oskaloosa Wednday Ottumwa John A. de Jonge Des Moines Sarah Vos Margaret Hen A. Vos Nelly Vander Linden Paul Bandstra de Jong Brothers Sharon Thomas Vander Hart John PD Andrew Pandstra Nell John Gode Vander Hart Joan Charles Henry Peoria Choral Society Christians Reformed Church Fred Vander Schaaf Pella Mac Ruth Stursma James Roose Casey Kool John van Wyk Saamen Kansas A. C. de Jong Melvin’ E. Dour Mra Arthur Hoekman Janice Marie Bernice, Gerada Y

Prairie City News local notes and obituaries fragment

Richard Kleinendorst of Pana visited Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs James Perry and the Kleinendorst family. Funeral rites were held for Alfred Barrett in the Christian church with burial at Waveland Cemetery. James Vander Waal resigned as night watch effective October 1. Families plan for a new home and travel plans are noted for several locals.

AL Steenhoek Richard Kleinendorst Panawt Nehowka Satuaradiay James Perry Kleinendora Miso Magasin Cooper Newton Tone van 1Huitine Newton U Mes Matti Rome Cliford, Cooper Chicago Mayettie Cooper Lyon News Office Town City State’ University Alfred Barrett Christian Church Waler Purdy Waveland Cemetery Janes G. Vander Waal Night Watch Harry van Zee Edinburg Texas Yiews van Baal

Otley News Social Roundup at Local Homes

Mrs Chas Vander Kolk hosts Avie Kleinjan and niece Leni Dahm from the Netherlands as dinner guests. Miss Dahm visits America while John De Leeuw of Clinton Wisconsin stays with the Vander Kolks for a week. Local families Mrs Gertrude Laurens Mrs Arie Alsthorn and others join various gatherings in Sully Newton and nearby homes.

Chas. Vander Kotk Avie Kleinjan Tramont California Leni Dahm Therlands Gerrit den Hartog Kleinjan Miss Dahm America John de Leeuw Clinton Wisconsin Charles Vander Kolk Charles Vander Ik Gertrude Lourens Arie Alsthorn Tierman Braxvoort Braxvoort Sully Elmer van Hemert Hendrika van Weelden Gertrude Laurens Arnold Jean Marjorie Bensink Clarence Bruxvoort Newton Christian Reformed Church Newto Paul Ruwalda George Vander Schel Norman Robi Ani John Schippers Maurice Dietrick Hone

Summit Sunshine named at Summit school scene

Mrs H W Veriezelanr reports the Summit school lab now named Summit Sunshine. roll calls include trees and a scripture verse, with a watermelon treat for pupils. several families and pupils appear in Des Moines Oskaloosa Wellsburg Monroe and Mahaska Hospital notes, including a Donald Robert Vriezelaar birth and local school achievements. Bruce Van Rockel scored 495 points at a county dairy judging event. Marvin Pendrey led with 510 points.

H.W. Veriezelanr Summit School Summit Sunshine Verson Mise Vander Hort Arla Jane Margaret Killen van Doorninck Coralee Vriezelaar Donald Fisher Oskaloosa Vriezelaur Wellsburg Iowa Henry Herwehe Monroe Gradus Vriezelune Donald B. Fisher Mahaska Hospital Donald Robert J. W. Vriezelaar Mary Coralee Oskalooga Mahaska Hosital Clifford D Jong Bruce van Rockel Monroe High School Jasper County Newton Vocational Age Department Extension Service Newton Marvin Pendrey

Leighton News Notes Local Visits and Club Meeting

Community notices recount visits of Mrs. Dick Haarda near Grine to the De Prenger home, plus several local callers from Knoxville and Oskaloosa. The Heap Of Livin Club held a September meeting at Mrs. Howard Jendenninlis home with roll call, household hints, and a gift-committee report. Residents praised the town’s baseball diamond project and its impact on summer recreation for children and families.

Jonseny Rel Kit Wood Hes Moines Dick Haarda Grinewell Ernest de Cook Dale Pipley David Minneapolis Minn Don de Prenger Danny Mra. Ripley de Prenger Chas Spe Chas Harold de Bruin Holland Council BhuTs Howard Glendenning Jor Brummel Wm de Prenger John de Prenger Wm. de Preng J. Denburger J.C. Ng Wm. de Jong van Zee Clarence den Adel Nelle Vander Linden Pella K. J. Vos Ebenezer Reformed Church Leighton

Marriages in Omaha and Monroe highlight Iowa connections

Monroe News reports Miss Doris Jones and J. Rich wed in Omaha on September 1 at the Kain home conducted by Rev. J F Ketcham, with plans to live in Denver. Bevyrle Tool and James Hill wed September 6 at Monroe Methodist Church with Rev. Pennington officiating, reception at the bride’s home. Several local students enroll in colleges including Town State College, Iowa University, and Des Moines’ Capitol City Commercial College.

H. W. Vriezelanr Doris Jones Ayler Jones Rich Fred J. Rich Center Point Iowa Omaha Nebraska John Kain J. F Ketcham Monne Baptist Church Bill, Durcan Blaine Vriezela Raleigh Vander Waal Carlson Robert Worth Frances Worth Town State College Anns Marion Vander Velden Chuck Cebubar Commercial College Des Moines Donald Fisher Penn College Oskaloosa Donald den Otter Robert Pennington Simpson College Indianola Jean Ammer Willa Mae van’ Dooninck Wheaton College Il Nois Norma Jean van Ekeen St. Joseph Hospital Ottomans Arla Worthof St Hospital Grinnell Danet Kay Woods Som Raymond Montgomery Brooklyn M42

September gathering of church class at Duncan home

Guests included Mr and Mrs Curtis Crane Ames Elmas Burton Dallas and many others from Town City Newton Knoxville Monroe and more. Mrs Jennie North hosted the Martha and Mary Sun¢ School class of the Methods church for a September meeting. The October meeting will be held in the church basement recreation room.

Jack Duncan Curtis Crane Ames Elmas Burton Dallas Bob Stevenson Town City Hernard Valentine Carol Crane Dunne Weymouth Max Knowles Floyd Bent Newton Jack Kinsey Deanie John Prunty Burton Mis Lavon Pearson Knoxville Doyle van Essen Harve Machin Johnny Bernard Zerley Monroe Jennie North Martha and Mary

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