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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

5

Freda Van Zante Wins County Spelling Finals

Freda Van Zante, in eighth grade at North Porterville rural school near Pella, won Marion county’s fifth annual spelling bee in Knoxville. Forty seven were to compete but only 36 spelled, with Tracy’s Mabel Houser runner up and Helen Phillips, Arleen Rader, Sadie De Jong in top five. Van Zante advances to the state contest in Des Moines on May 7 1932 with potential Washington trip and cash prizes for top winners.

Freda van Zante Marion County Knoxville Miss van Zante Will van Zante Pella North Pleasantville Otley Gosport Dunreath White Nora White Mary Wright Hilda Carstens Hamilton Nora Sullivan West Ward School Tracy Girl Mabel Houser Tracy Helen Phillips Arleen Rader Sadie de Jong Buckeye Knoxville Township van Zante Des Moines Washington, D. C Washington

Gideon Rietveld Dies After Frugal Iowa Life

Gideon G. Rietveld of Pella died Friday evening April 1 1932 at his home. Born September 28 1876 near Howell town he farmed near Pella and later six miles south. He married Mary Van Loon December 25 1899 and had four children Clarence Gideon Fern John W and Mary who died in infancy. Survived by widow four grandchildren seven sisters and several brothers. Funeral notes emphasize his Christian life and wish to win others to Christ amid family and friends’ sorrow. Roy Kersbergen advertises Iowa coal with delivery service.

Gideon G. Rietveld John Christina Rietveld Howell Pella Mary van Loon Wm. van Loon Knoxville J A. Vander Wal A. de Young Katherine Rietveld Des Moines Cora Lois Rietveld Delia John J Jesus Christ

Mrs. H Bogaard Dies After Short Illness At 83

Mrs. Herman Bogaard died Saturday at 6 00 PM at the Home for the Aged after a two day illness. She was 83 years 4 months and 21 days old. Heart trouble caused her death. Born in Holland she lived in the community many years and was highly regarded. Surviving: husband two sons Henry Kersbergen of Pella and John Kersbergen of Tracy a daughter Mrs Artie Bloom of Chicago 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the Home for the Aged Rev D Hollebeck presiding. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Herman Bogaard Pella John Kersbergen Tracy Artie Bloom Chicago

Gerrit Vande Kieft Dies Suddenly at 82

Gerrit Vande Kieft 82 died Monday morning at the Home for the Aged after a brief illness. He was born in Holland on July 4, 1849 and came to the United States in 1900. Survived by daughter Mrs. L. L. Van Dam of Des Moines and son John Vande Kieft of Crescent Oklahoma, plus two grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at the Home for the Aged with Rev. D. Hollebeck officiating. interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Gerrit Vande Kieft Vande Kieft L. L. van Dam Des Moines Oskaloosa Holland John Vande Kieft Crescent Oklahoma Gerard Beulah van Dam Home For Rev D. Hollebeck Oakwood Cemetery Vande Kiegt

Ramseyer To Speak On N B C Chain Program

Charles E Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation urges farmers to listen on the A F B F Party Line broadcast over the NBC chain Saturday April 9 at 1130 a m CST. Congressman Ramseyer of Iowa, on the A F B F Committee on Stabilization of the Dollar, will report on progress in organized agricultures fight for the Honest Dollar.

Middlewest Chas. E. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau, Federation Camseyer Iowa Organized Agriculture

Hold Musical Fete At Indianola

An annual orchestra festival in southeastern Iowa will be held Friday evening in Indianola High School auditorium. Orchestras from Pella Knoxville Valley Junction and Indianola will number 120 pieces directed by Dean H A Harvey of Simpson College. Prof Richard Lewis leads the local high school orchestra and expects a strong Pella participation.

Iowa Indianola High School Pella Knoxville Valley Junction Indianola Dean H. A. Harvey Simpson College Richard Lewis

Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends

We extend sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted us during illness. Special thanks to Mr Abr Ver Ploegh and family and Mr Renaud for comfort. Also thanks to Mr De Jong and family for the floral tribute.

Abr. Ver Ploegh Renaud

Thanks for support during illness and death of husband and father

The family expresses sincere appreciation to relatives and friends for faithful help during the illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Rev M J Vander Werp for visiting and offering comfort. MRS MARTIN VAN DER MOLEN and children.

M. J. Vander Werp Martin van der Molen

Professor J A Lapham dies in Des Moines home

Professor J A Lapham a leading educator and religious educator for Iowa Baptists died Monday at 10 30 am in Des Moines at age 78. Born in Wisconsin he lived in Iowa most of his life guiding schools in Bradford Osage Mitchell County and Pella before serving as director of religious education for Iowa Baptists. He moved to Des Moines in retirement and wrote Sunday school lessons while contributing to Baptist periodicals. Funeral and memorial services were held in Osage and Des Moines with widowed wife two living children and grandchildren surviving.

Janesville Wisconsin Charles Olivia Lapham Fayette County Iowa Lapham Cedar Valley Seminary Osage Morgan Park ‘Theological Seminary of Chicago University of Chicago Ella Ranche Bradford Burnett Jay Judson Gordon Joyce E. Lapham Roosevelt Junior Cleveland Heights Ohio P. C. Lapham Charles City Old Academy Nashua Chickasaw County Mitchell County Central College Pella American Baptist Publication Society Iowa Baptist Convention State of Des Moines Baptist Record Newark Des Moin Frank Anderson J. Floyd Morris G. P Mitchell J. F. Catlin First Baptist Church Osage Cemetery Iowa Baptists Tors

Death summons A J Klyn aged 85 in Pella

Adria nus J. Klyn died at his home 912 Franklin street Monday at 10 15 am after a long illness He was 85 born in the Netherlands April 5 1847 Came to America at nine farmed until 1915 then moved to Pella Married Dickie Boland March 2 1877 They had 11 children nine survive plus 82 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral at First Christian Reformed church with Rev R J Danhof burial at Graceland cemetery He was active in church life and the last of his family to pass away.

Pella Adrianus J. Klyn Franklin Street First Christian Reformed Church R. J. Danhof Graceland Cemetery Henrietta Jennie Mr. Klyn Gerrit Kuiper Otley N. de Winter Anne Klyn G. G. Vander Wilt A. P. Owens Ottumwa John’ A. Grandin Leighton M. C. de Bruin Oskaloosa Henry ‘A Andrew William Klyn Klyn Bethel Reformed First Christian Reformed Church

Ed Le Cocq Wins Prizes With His German Police Dog Kip

Mr and Mrs Ed Le Cocq returned Monday from a three day dog show in St Louis where Kip their young German Police Dog earned three prizes two silver cups and a cash award. Kip competed against eight dogs in one class and ten in another and still came out ahead. Ed expressed great happiness and Mrs Le Cocq shared in the pride.

Ed le Cocq St. Louis Pella

Farmers Union Egg Day At Local Store Event

An advertisement announces Farmers Union Egg Day at the union store next Wednesday April 13 inviting poultry and egg producers and consumers to visit from 10:00 a m to 5:00 p m Experts will explain how produce is handled and packed and answer poultry questions Free coffee sandwiches and ice cream will be served.

The Chronicle Farmers Union

Standard Oil Station Robbed Saturday Night

Dick Dickema manager of the Standard Oil station at Franklin and East First streets reported a lone bandit robbed him Saturday night at about 9 45 o clock. The thief took about 16 dollars and six gallons of gasoline after pulling a gun. The bandit, described as a small frail youth, emptied the cash and fled. police traced a Ohio license plate. Diekema said the company would absorb the loss and urged operators to guard against similar attacks.

Dick Dickema Standard Oil Company Franklin East First Streets Ohio Diekema Isis Rell Newton Des Moines Ottumwa Oskaloosa Pella

Electric users get concession

City Council grants a ten percent reduction on lighting and combination schedules if bills are paid by the first of each month. Discussion on a street light at Monroe and Boone postponed until plant facilities are enlarged. Other items include bids for roofing city hall and light plant, sewer tile work at the disposal plant, and annual department reports.

Monroe Boone Streets Committee On Sewer William Schreiner Water Department City Hall Kuyper Lumber Co Barrick Roofing Co Des Moines Frank Roose Veenstra and Croll and Newton Roofing Co Sewer and Water Department Light and Power

Johansen Ryke Called To Rest in South Pella

Johansen Ryke died Sunday morning at his home in south Pella aged 88 years 1 month 26 days Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Second Christian Reformed church with Rev Hollebeck officiating and Oakwood interment He is survived by a daughter Mrs Schilderen and three sons George Cedar Gary Peoria and Rick Tracy

Johansen Ryke South Pella Second Christian Reformed Church Hollebeck Oakwood Ryke Schilderen George Cedar Gary Peoria Rick Tracy

Thanks to neighbors for kindness after death of husband and father

The Brison family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for words acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They also thank the pallbearers for their help at this time. Mrs Oscar Brison and daughters. Read the Chronicle Want Ads.

Oscar Brison

Ford V-8 Introduced With Wide Range Of Features

Star Auto Company introduces the Ford V-8 with 65 brake horsepower and top speed of 76 mph. The model offers 14 body types, a 50 hp four cylinder option, advanced silent gear shifts, hydraulic shock absorbers, redesigned rear springs, large brakes, and new wheel assemblies. Interior is roomy with adjustable driver seats and practical sun visors.

Ford Star Auto Co Ford Automobile Chronicle

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Gideon Rietveld Kirkville Cox, Riggen Bishop Roy Kersbergen H. Bogaard G. Vande Kieft Hagens Ramseyer N. B. C. Chain Vlam, Fred Psi Wife J. A. Lapham Jay A. Lapham 1544 West Tenth Street Edith Smith Tulsa, Okla Cornelius REL A. J. Klyn Standard Oil CO Bandit C. W. van Vark Board of Review Star Auto Company
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