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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1948

Page

9

Fortnightly Literary Club Gathers In Ames

The Fortnightly Literary Club met at Mrs. John G Klein with Mrs Joe Shultz guiding a brief program on Emily Post Children Are People Next meeting set for October 30 with Mrs Fred Lautenbach. Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges at College. 213 men pledged after five days of rushing as about 400 freshmen and transfers participated. Masonic Lodge regular meeting next Monday at seven thirty. Pella Lodge represented at Masonic Study Club in Fremont. Republican women of Pella met at Mrs Hildegarde Nesbits with discussion on turnout and party platform. Nesbit reported on Fifth District conference in Des Moines. Refreshments by Mrs Dave Thomas and Mrs B H Langerak. plans for October meeting.

Literary Club John G. Klein Joe Shultz G. Boat Emily Post Fred Lautenbach John Lankelma Pella James Lankelma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Iowa State Masonic Lodge Masonic Hall Hildegarde Nesbit B. H. Lungerak

Farewell Courtesy for Neighbor and Club Meet

A September 27 Victory Strivers 411 Club meeting at Shiney Vanden Baard’s home led by President Reuvena Dickeman with 13 members present and one new member. Officers elected for the coming year include Hanna Veen van Zomeren, Zomeren, and Reuvena Dieleman as reporter. Next meeting set for October 1 at Reuvena Dieleman’s home.

Victory Strivers Shiney Vanden Baard Reuvena Dickeman Stra Hanna Veen van Zomeren Zomeren Reuvena Dieleman Marjorie Bensink Wayne van Gorp CIE L. P. T. Club Roland Eysink Edwin Ver Ploeg Marvin Dieleman Treas

County Educational Council Meeting Held at Knoxville

The Iowa County Educational Council met September 21 with sixteen members present. Everett Van de Vaart presided as Pelly High School science teacher, naming chairmen for key committees and announcing planned all-county meetings and a Des Moines training session. The group aims to address school legislation before the January Iowa General Assembly.

Everett van de Vaart Ieteachor Pelly High School Dubtivity Johan Rennenhorst Sand c Lake Prairie Riews Summit Pe Bertha Obiston Colanhi M. D. Frank Pleasantville Fort Des Moin Des Moines Vande Voort Frank Mots Marion County Melcher Kroup Ion Iowa General Assembly

VFW and T A Club Hold Fall Activities and Poppy Sale

Last Saturday the VFW conducted its annual poppy sale directed by Mrs Dale Vander Pol with Louella Van Ekeren of Scholte Heights winning first prize for selling the most poppies. The Fifth held an annual fall meet at the Airport Post in Des Moines and the VFW program included teen club activities at the hall with membership cards issued at Pella High School. The TA Club met after the Albia Pella football game. Ev erett Vander Voort distributed membership cards and admission requires a card. The post plans October 15 and 16 events at the high school sponsored by the VPAW and the hall hosts card and dance nights on Saturdays for V PW members and guests.

V. FP. W Dale Vander Pol Louella van Ekeren Scholte Heights Des Moin Pella Carole Courtney Klaas Intveld Verle Ver Dught V.P.W Post V.paw

Must Have Permit To Make Wine Says Int Revenue Dev't

The Internal Revenue Department release from St Paul warns the public that making tax-free wine for family use requires prior registration and is limited to 200 gallons. It urges newspapers to educate readers about the law and penalties, noting no discretion in enforcement and the need to notify District Supervisor five days before production.

the Chronicle Internal Revenue Department St. Paul Minnesota

How to Serve Dinner the Easy Buffet Way

Simple guide to buffet style entertaining for informal and formal occasions. Highlights arranging the table, decor, and practical serving tips for a main course and dessert with beverages, plus seating and flow of guests. Includes table setup, centerpiece ideas, and portioning guidance.

Vella Taxi Service Discontinued at Midnight

Notice states the Vella Taxi Service will discontinue due to lack of patronage, effective at midnight Saturday, October 2. The final settlement notice lists Marion County district clerk deadlines for settlement claims and court hearing, naming administrator Leon N Milley and trustee A Cochran, with official dates in September.

Church Services and Revival Attendances Highlight Weekend

Sunday School Communion Service and Vesper Worship mark a busy weekend at local churches. Evangelist J J Humphries preaches at morning and evening services with communion observed. revival meetings run nightly through next week at 7 45 am. A male quartet from Ebenezer Reformed Church performs Moments of Music at 7 20 pm.

J. J. Humphries Cii Serotham Nam Humphries Speokitus Humphries Anderson

Probate Will Notice for Marion County Iowa

Knoxville Iowa September notice announces filing of a last will and testament in Marion County District Court seeking probate. The hearing is set for October 12 1948 at 10:00 AM in Knoxville to prove validity. Objections must be filed by the hearing time. Jack I Carpenter Clerk of District Court.

Knoxville Iowa District Court of Marion County

Card of Thanks for Support During Illness

Mrs. Harry Boot expresses gratitude to relatives, neighbors, and friends for cards, flowers, visits, and prayers offered during hospitalization and after returning home.

Harry Boot

First Reformed Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule

The First Reformed Church led by A. Haverkamp offers Morning Worship on World Communion Sunday at 7 20 pm, The Real Test of Life at 2 00 pm, Junior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm, and Intermerit and Allen Endeavor activities. A cordial welcome to all to share in services. St Mary Catholic Church holds Mass every Sunday at 8:00 am.

Ebenezer Reformed Church of Leighton First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp D.D Jam Schon Christian Endeavor Pam Intermertian Endeavor Allen Endeavor Christor Chris ST. Mary Catholic

Chapter ALE Te will at the home of Margaret Tuesday

Chapter ALE of T.S. Te will meet at Margaret's home Tuesday evening at 8:00 o clock. The notice shows an informal gathering with no further detail.

T.S. Te Will Margaret Ove B Tober

Soapless Suds Good for Dishes Not Floors

The synthetic detergent powders, popular for dish washing, remove oil well and suit greasy pans, but are a drawback for linoleum paint and wood finishes as oil in those surfaces is drawn out. Even soap dries linoleum. frequent waxing and occasional oiling maintain condition. Boiled linseed oil can help if surfaces show scarring or drying. Apply to clean dry linoleum, wait 48 hours, then wash off the wax.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Obituary of Christian LeCocq of New Sharon Iowa

Christian LeCocq born February 10 1868 west of Pella Iowa died September 19 1948 at his grandson’s home in Oakland California aged 80 years 7 months 9 days He married Elizabeth Renaud in 1897 producing son Chester Franklin Elizabeth died 1901 He later married Mary Blommers in 1907 Survived by wife Chester Os Des Moines sister Emma Sybenga Osxkaloosa half brother Theodore LeCocq Des Moines half sister Hannah Kaldenberg Sully Five grandchildren two great grandchildren plus several siblings Funeral services were held September 27 1948 at 130 pm from Van Dyk Funeral Home New Sharon Presbyterian pastor Rev Duane A Farris officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery

Christian LeCocq Theodore LeCocq Theodora van Gorkum LeCocq Pella Iowa Donald LeCocq Oakland Calif Elizabeth Renaud Lynnville Chester Franklin LeCocq Elizabeth LeCocq Mary Blommers Pela Chester Chicago Emma Sybenga Osxkaloosa Des Moines Hannah Kaldenberg Sully Presbyterian Church New Sharon van Dyk Duane A. Farris New Sharon Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery

Proportioned Skirts Promise Better Fit for All Figures

Skirts for fall are offered in three lengths short medium and tall to fit different heights. Iowa State College adviser Lucille Rea notes proportioned skirts and dresses reduce alterations with sizes 10 to 20 available in flared and pencil styles. Home sewing patterns include half sizes with shorter waist lengths for improved fit on short figures.

Lucille Rea Iowa State College Clothing Miss Rew

Tax and wine registration notice under district regulations

Prison sentence of five years and a fine not to exceed $5000. In addition a penalty may equal double the gallonage tax. Family heads planning to produce wine for family use, not sale, are urged by A L Durkin, District Supervisor, to register. Registered heads may make up to 200 gallons without tax. Forms 1641 available from the Alcohol Tax Unit, 708 Minnesota Building, St. Paul, Minnesota.

A. L. Durkin Minnesota Building St. Paul Minnesota

Thankful note after loss in Pella and Ron areas

The family thanks friends and neighbors in the Pella and Ron communities for support after the death of our dear husband father brother and grandfather Christian Le Coq. We gratefully acknowledge expressions of sympathy and the kindness shown through visits, love, and flowers.

Pella Ron Christian LeCoq

Ralph Burton Van Vliet Dies in Cedar Rapids

Ralph Burton Van Vliet 21, son of Mr and Mrs James Van Vliet Otley Iowa, died in Cedar Rapids on September 27 a freshman at Coe College Funeral services were held September 29 at 8 pm at the Cooperative Home for Funerals Interment in Oakwood Cemetery A fuller life sketch appears in The Chronicle October 7

Ralph Burton van Vliet James van Vliet Otley Iowa Cedar Rapids Ralph Coo College Co-operative Home For Oakwood Cemetery van Viiet

Ledyard Youth Breaks Ear in Bed Fall

Fall by 18 year old Jimmy McDonald of Ledyard from the top bunk caused a punctured ear artery. He required a midnight visit to the doctor for treatment after the accident.

Jimmy McDonald Ledyard

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