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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

3

Verwers Brothers Drill a Farm Well Near Town

The Verwers Brothers and Son drill a well at the De Haas farm northeast of town on Route 2. The five ton drill rig on a Ford truck has reached 210 feet, with depths up to 460 feet in other jobs. The crew uses dynamite to break rock and has completed four wells this winter, after nineteen last year.

E. J. de Haas Andrew Lubbers Verwers Bros., & Son of Sully Albert Henry Verwers Andrew Albert Verwers Ford Rwerg Chevrolette Chevrolet Andrew Verwers

Law Protects Newspapers in Iowa Legal Notices

Des Moines reports a new Iowa law protecting recognized newspapers from competing publications in legal notices. Governor Clyde L. Herring signed the bill requiring only newspapers with postal recognized mail circulation and at least one year of operation to qualify as notice publishers.

Des Moines Iowa Clyde L. Herring

Former Newton Boy to Assist Wallace

Paul Appleby a Newton High School graduate and former Grinnell College student is appointed assistant to Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace. At present he owns a weekly Virginia newspaper and his father Rev A B Appleby was pastor of Newton First Congregational church from 1906 to 1910.

Paul Appleby Newton High School Grinnell College Henry A. Wallace Appleby Virginia A. B. Appleby Newton First Congregational Church

What Is Money Across Time and Thought

A compact survey of famous quotes on money from Shakespeare Halliburton Carlisle Johnson Thoreau Fielding Swift Emerson Beaconsfield Goethe and others. The selections explore money as necessity danger god power and value, contrasting material wealth with inner wealth.

Shakespeare Halliburton Carlisle Johnson Thoreau Fielding Swift Emerson Beaconsfirk Goethe

Real Mae West comes to Rivola for three day run

Mae West stars in a film of her own making She Does Him Wrong at Rivola theatre in Oskaloosa for three days starting Saturday April 15 The Bowery tale features West as Lou with songs Frankie and Johnny A Man What Takes His Time Haven't Got No Peace of Mind written by Ralph Rainger Supporting cast includes Cary Grant Noah Berry and others Lowell Sherman directs See it for Mae West the author actress singer and personality

Rivola Theatre Oskaloosa Mae West Broadway The Bowery Miss West Lou Jordan’s Diamond Palace Frankie and Johnny Ralph Rainger Cary Grant Noah Berry Owen Moore Gilbert Roland David Landau Rafaela Ottiano Rochelle Hudson Grace LaRue Fuzzy Knight Tammy Young Lowell Sherman

The Pessimist's Song and Harp Tribute Dialogues

Anon quotes a line about oblivion and longing as Mrs Murphy and Mrs Flaherty exchange lines. They console each other and muse on Patrick striking the harp with the angels, a poetic image echoed by Mrs Flaherty who notes Pat would strike the angels with the harp.

Potatoes Grow Fast Leaving Varied Sack Sizes

A variety of potatoes grows so quickly that by the time a sackful is dug the later tubers reach about twice the size of the first.

G S Van Zee Early Pella Settler Celebrates 91st Birthday

G S Van Zee, who arrived with the 1847 Pella settlers, marked his 91st birthday with family at 302 Liberty Street. An interview at his home revealed memories of his first American homes, health, and a lineage tracing back to 1695.

Pella G. S. van Zee A. P. Hasselman Liberty Street Society van Zee Franklin Street

Centenarian Van Zee Celebrates Ninety-One Years

The article notes the long life of Mr. Van Zee a resident reaching age ninety one and extends wishes for future birthdays and continued health.

van Zee

Auto Crash Cuts Through Des Moines Lunch Counter

A car crashed into a Des Moines lunch counter near the fairgrounds on University Avenue causing extensive front damage and shattered glass. Four tires exploded, one person was slightly injured, while the proprietor continued serving hot dogs as cleanup began. A bystander stopped to help as wreckage was cleared.

Monroe Mirror Des Moines University Avenue Monroe

Fremont Youth Killed When Auto Turns Over

Emerson Shultz twenty five year old son of Mr and Mrs T F Shultz of Fremont was killed Saturday night in an auto accident on Highway 68 half a mile east of town. The Model A Ford he drove swerved and overturned in the ditch pinning him beneath. Dr Forsythe said chest and head injuries caused instant death. Neighbors and passersby assisted, removing him from under the car and rushing him to the doctor’s office, where he died.

Fremont Emerson Shultz T. F. Shultz Highway 68 Emerson M. Forsythe Harold Akerman Akerman Clinton Woodrow Barcus Fred Hill Forsythe

Fremont high school graduate dies in Iowa car crash

Emerson a 1927 Fremont high school graduate and former football team member, served as class president all four years, and was an honorary captain his senior year. He attended Ames and the State University of Iowa City. Surviving relatives include his parents four brothers and two sisters. The car accident left him pinned beneath the driver’s seat as the vehicle lay on its top.

Emerson Fremont High School Ames Hte State University Iowa City

What Cheer Bank Opened Under New Restrictions

What Cheer Patriot Chronicle reports the First National Bank reopened for limited business after a one month closure by President Roosevelt. Conservator J. L. Mitchell oversees, outside checks accepted for collection, new accounts allowed but subject to depositor demand, old accounts frozen until bank is examined. Shortage of examiners delays full review, but officials expect improvement and possible upward movement.

Patriot Chronicle First National Bank Roosevelt J. L. Mitchell Comptroller of Currency

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Maybo Newton Wallace Noah Beery Rivola Sun Pao New Proce Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Tulsa Okla Pia MoNnn Anon Albert Synhorst Mr. van Zee Engle Vanee England Dominic Scholte AUTO Fairgrounds What Cheer Bank Jno J. van Dyke Vander Linden Sunstrum Ilama Shetland Enzo Marlboro Aron
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