Nellie Viola Kitchen Obituary from Grinnell to Iowa Homes
Nellie Viola Kitchen born May 10 1889 Grinnell Iowa died May 21 1938 at Iowa City State Hospital after long illness. Daughter of Joseph and Sarah Kitchin she lived in Grinnell St Louis Colorado Springs and Lynnville Iowa. She trained at Cleveland Bible Institute and Huntington Park California later serving as Christian worker while active in church work. Her faith was central and she sought to win souls abroad and at home. last words reflected faith and prayer for God’s glory.
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Nellie Viola Kitchen
Joseph
Sarah Kitchin
Grinnell
Iowa
Jesus
Iowa City State Hospital
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
Iown
Lynnville
Cleveland H Bible Institute
Training School For
Christian Workers
Huntington Park
California
Washington
Jacob
Blanche de Koning
Iowa City
Pather
God
Nellie Viola Kitchin
Blanche Rath de Koning
Jacob de Koning
Dear Friends in Priebes Weekly Letter Seal
A brief readable fragment expresses a wish for four signs in every hen house reading Two- with no further context or complete details available. The text emphasizes a humorous or fable like tone without identifying people places or events.
Co-eds Settle Feud by Pie Duel at Louisiana Tech
Two Louisiana Tech co-eds settled a feud by throwing chocolate pies behind the Austen stadium in the early hours. Anna Holstead of Shreveport, winner, faced off against Sqemwi Plastow of Bay Shore Long Island in a lighthearted culinary duel described as easy as pie.
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Louisiana Tech
Austen
Anna Holstead
Shreveport
Bay Shore
Long Island
Miss Holstead
Animals on Screen Clash and Companions in Hollywood
A George Emerson profile discusses Hollywood animal trainers and famed creatures. It recounts chimpanzees riding elephants in Tarzan films, training zebras as difficult targets, and a rhino rider tale. The piece notes methods to pair deer and lions for Sequoia and details trainer strategies and risks in cages and on sets.
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George Emerson
Hollywood
Harrison
Jackie
Bee
Tarzan
W. 5 van Dyke
Africa
Johnny Weissmuller
O'Shaughnessy
Metro~ Goldwyn ~ Mayer
Joe Martin
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Dublin visitors drop in on Barker and Robertson families
Dublin readers note a family gathering as Mr and Mrs John Barker and children host Mr and Mrs Billie Robertson and Lucille Will and John Wolfe Archer and Frank Augustine plus others for a Sunday visit at the Barker home.
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H. J. Mangold
Dublin
John Barker
Mee
Billie Robertson
Lucille
Will
Jonnn Wolfe
Archer
Frank Augustine
Local Social Notes From Pella and Vicinity
Keith Augustine home and Stanley Harker long visit. Wellman visitors the Crossett family. Van Dyke spouses at Decoration Day gathering. Richardson sisters weekend at Roscoe Robertson’s. Ellesbroeck of Grand Rapids en route to state board meeting. Ellerbroeck noted for revival at New Haven Church thirty years ago. Bauer family from Town City visited Hillie Robertson. Dewey did interior painting for Mangold. Jeanne Strum visited grandmother Engle. Randall family stayed with the Randalls. Drum corps visit J L Banks after Memorial services at New Haven. Woode and Moore families dined with Olive Sanders on Memorial Day.
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Keith Augustine
Stanley Harker
Merle Crossett
Wellman
Lee Sanders
J. W. van Dyke
Phyllis
Jo Ann Richardson
Rroscoe Robertson
Dames Ellesbroeck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Howard Mangold
Tella
Ellerbroeck
Pella
New Haven
Clifford Bauer
Town City
Hillie Robertson
M. L. Dewey
Toward Mangold
Jeanne Strum
Engle
C. C. Randall
Roy Randall
Prairie Flower Family Attend Banquet
Mr and Mrs Cloyde Knupp and Mr and Mrs Lo W Turnipseed attended the Junior and Senior banquet with Wayne Kouupp and Dorothy listed among attendees.
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Prairie Flower
Cloyde Knupp
Mere. Lo W. Turnipseed
Roy M. Finke
Wayne Kouupp
Dorothy
Notes from Y M C A For the Week
The County Ministers held their last session of the season with twelve members present and Rev Hann of Wellman elected president. High school seniors gave Rotary a program, the centennial and fountain committee meet regularly, and Memorial day delays meetings. Plans proceed for a community playground and a summer program directed by George Mohr and Ruth Dupuis. Joe Duea led Junior High boys swimming, summer swim schedule starts, and Dr C A Boice reports Y pool water safe with no bacterial growth. Daily vacation Bible schools will use the pool again. Dr Eastwood, longtime lifeguard, is not returning.
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Rev. Hann of
Wellman
George Mohr
Ruth Dupuis
Eastwood
Local Graduates Turnipseed and Ellis Finke Honored
Turnipseed and Ellis Finke are graduates this year. Numerous local families attended memorial services, showers, and baptisms the weekend near Coppock and Richmond. Events included weddings, anniversaries, and music lessons, with notes on community gatherings and baccalaureate attendance.
VEO Notes of Visits and Family Time Near Eldon and Richland
Mr and Mrs B Johnson visited Sunday at daughter Mary May Lewis home near Eldon. Mary May Lewis returned home after two weeks with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs Everette Coffin visited Sunday at the Will True home in Richland.
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Mitton Hl. Coffin
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Milestones
Striebel and McEvoy hosted a dinner as Roy Coffin and wife from Des Moines and their Texas nephew Burton Coffin visited relatives Saturday night and Sunday. Des Moines Crail family stayed with Albert Jones and daughter Luella. Luella’s care duties in Richland for Mrs Mendenhall noted. Washington resident Jennie Lauderman and Rock Island couple Chester Spangler with Karla visited Milton Coffins. Doyle Schmitter and Henry Jones families hosted weekend guests. A young couple, married last Thanksgiving, announces the anniversary.
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Roy Coffin
Des Moines
Burton Coffin
Texas
Mrs. Crail
Albert Jones
Luella Jones
Albert
Distinction Between Sanitarium and Sanatorium
A sanitarium differs from a sanatorium in that it mostly treats patients for prevention, while a sanatorium aims to preserve or promote patients health. The distinction rests on purpose rather than facility type.
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Frank Priebes
Varnelle
Ann Holstead
Col
Frank Priebe
North Franklin
Chicago
Rhino
Dead
Johnny
Piger and
Elephant
Martha Thrasher
Y.M.C. A
Rotary
Joe Duea
C. A. Boice
Boice
Turnipseed
Ellis Finke
Kilmer Horning
Springman
Manning House
Coppock
Joseph Shalla
Henry Wittholt
Richmond
Roy M
Casino Hall
William Wiles
Clara
Lucille Finke
Ann Marion
Albert Batterson
Miss Marion
Elmer Batterson
Carl W. Klein
Everette Pinke
Louise Witthoft
Anna Witthoft
Elsie Bratten
Clara Finke
H. S
Ralph Witthoff
Burlington
Fort Madison
Penitentiary
Maxine Jarrard
KB. L. Smith
George Bartholomew
Donald Dean
O K. Scott
Joe Kolesick
Lone Tree
Robert Shoebel
William Martin
John Knauer
Mendota
Orley Page
Shoelvel
Martin
Knauer
Page
D. C. Griggs
John Winga
Robert Roberts
Edith Miller
Miss Bratten
P.l.etter
Ostecopathic
Dixie Dugan
Dugans
By Striebel
McEvoy
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