Revival Services Led by Radio Artists at Church of the Open Bible
Lillian D. Cates and Ethel L. Finn conduct nightly revival at the Church of the Open Bible except Mondays at 7 45 with music on piano accordion violin trombone banjo and voice. They have broadcast widely in Iowa Illinois and on KTM KSO WIAS Pestige. The schedule features topics such as Does Pella Need An Earthquake Judgment Day Up a Tree A Sure and Safe Foundation The Great Tragedy Why Will Ye Die Revival or Revolution. Denominationally open and centered on Christ only.
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Ble Evangelistic Association
Iowa
Ilinois
Pacific Coast
KTM
KSO
WIAS
Pella
Sunay P
Porterville Residents Visit Neighbors In Area Exchanges
Porterville Mr and Mrs Henry Hoekstra and family Alma Gertrude and Gerald of Fast of Pella were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Will Monster and family Mr and Mrs Edward Scott of Oskaloosa spent Friday night and Saturday with Mrs W A Jansen Mr and Mrs Murray Sytsma were proud parents of a daughter born at Mahaska hospital on Wednesday April 1 Mr and Mrs Henry Wielard and daughter Johanna visited with Mr and Mrs Leonard J Maasdam near Lynnville Sunday Mr and Mrs Gerrit Hoekstra of Pella visited at the Will Monster home last Sunday evening
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Henry Hoekstra
Alma
Gertrude
Gerald
Fast
Pella
Will Monster
Edward Scott
Oskaloosa
W. A. Jansen
Murray Sytsma
Mahaska Hospital
Henry Wielard
Johanna
Leonard J. Maasdam
Lynnville
Gerrit Hoekstra
Welfare League in low spirits at Legion hall meeting
Community Welfare League members met at the Legion hall to address a dire financial situation. With only $6 in the treasury and bills far exceeding that amount, they discussed a possible fundraising drive but took no action. The group considered securing Pella's share of seed potatoes from Knoxville for a county garden project, available to those willing to garden. Contributions were welcomed to reduce debts and support future needs.
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Community Welfare League
Legion Hall
Pella
Social Work
Knoxville
Button
League
CWA
Knutson Speaks at Marion County Meeting
Clarence Knutson of Clear Lake, Republican candidate for governor, pitched the gross income tax as a first mortgage on every town farm to about 100 Marion County listeners in the county seat courtroom. He said the tax issue is the greatest Iowa citizens face and urged voters to compare tax methods to the dollar turnover tax. Knutson, a hardware merchant and former state legislator, helped organize the Iowa Tax during his career.
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Clarence Knutson
Clear Lake
Marion County
Knutson
Iowa
Knoxville Journal
D D Galvin Seeks Re Election As County Treasurer
Political notice announces D D Galvin seeks re election as County Treasurer of Marion County in the upcoming June Democratic primary. Voters are urged to support him.
In loving memory of Henry and Mrs Henry Veenman
A memorial note from the children laments the deaths of Mr Henry Veenman on 13 1926 and Mrs Henry Veenman on April 24 1933. It speaks of time passing shadows at home and the missing light, while promising reunion in heaven and enduring remembrance.
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Henry Veenman
Two Announcements From Marion County Officials
Paul J. Grundman seeks reelection as county sheriff of Marion County subject to Democratic primary voters. He cites his past service record as guidance for voters. Wilhelmina Wilkes announces candidacy for county recorder on the Democratic ticket pending June primary voters.
Democratic Ticket Seeks June Primary Support
Campaign notice for H. B. Smith, honored as Hon, urging Democratic voters in Columbia to back him for County Supervisor 1936 term at the June primary. Supports the supervisor race under the Democratic ticket.
Bogaard Seeks Democratic Supervisors Seat for 1936 Term
Marion County voters are informed that Arie H. Bogaard is a candidate for the Board of Supervisors on the Democratic ticket for the term beginning January 1, 1936, subject to the June 4 primary. Support at the primary is appreciated.
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Marion County
Board of Supervisors
Arie H. Bogaard
Marion County Fair dates set for August week
The Marion County Fair Board selected August 13 to 17 for the annual county event with preparation day on the 13th. Harness racing runs Tuesday to Thursday, auto races Friday. Admission 25 cents adults and cars, grandstand 25 cents, boxes 35 cents. Box seats reserved for 1984 fair. After four o'clock outside gate free, regular parking charged.
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Marion County Fair Board
Fair Board
For Sale Advertisements Diverse Livestock and Plants
Classified notices list brood sows for sale by Vander Veer and Van Rheenen, a 1929 Chevrolet Truck in good condition, Pekin soy beans priced at 2.00 per bushel from Farmers Co operative Ex and strawberry and fruit plants from Oak Grove Nursery, plus a milk cow with four calves from Adrian De Young. Includes hauling service by G J Rouw and contact phones and dates.
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Farmers Co-operative
Adrian de Young
The World's All Right stage revue promises high entertainment
Home talent group dresses in olden day style with a gospel choir and memories scene led by Mrs Wm Den Hartog. features love songs, colonial minuet, Wait Till the Cows Come Home, and battle era vignettes with a large cast including Edward Vander Ploeg as Skipper Ericson and Arie Schilder as Revolutionary Soldier. Tickets go on sale April 24 at Puritan Drug Store. Chrysler 70 touring car for sale by George Ver Steeg at 1406 Main.
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Verybody
Croup
Betty Blommers
Helene Vanden Oever
Wm. Bosch
Mabel Hoekstra
Edward Vander Ploeg
Lon Wormhoudt
Ed. le Cocq
Anita Vander Linden
Ray Vander Linden
Albert Langerak
Exie Waechter
Charles Sipkema
Art Ver Steer
Albert van Houweling
Leonard Allen
L. M. Henry Bess Hesselink
Winifred Hesselink
Agnes Kuyper
Ida le Cocq
Elva Mae van Houwelin
Wm. den Hartog
Ericson
Arie Schilder
John Ulrich
J. V. Lankelma
Luella Cox
Tudor Kempkes
Gary Vogelaar
Will van Sittert
George van Gorkum
Texas
Murray Nesbitt
Red Cross
F. M. Frash
Uncle Sam
Lenore Gaass
Columbia
Puritan Drug Store
Chrysler
George Ver Steeg
Local Party Nominations Seek Voters at June Primaries
County Attorney hopefuls Leon N Miller and others announce Democratic bids for Marion County posts including County Recorder Herman Ansbach and County Supervisor candidate Ed De Haart. Primary set June 4 1934 with farmer Red Rock township resident urging Democratic support.
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Red Rock Township
de’ Haat
Wilson seeks re election to Marion County Board in 1935 primary
W J Wilson announces candidacy for re election as member of the Marion county Board of Supervisors for the 1935 term. He asks Democratic voters for support in the June primary, citing his record of service.
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Marion County
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Wilson
Farm Women Set Dinner Meet in Des Moines
The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce women invite central Iowa farm women to the second annual farm and business dinner at Hotel Savery on Thursday April 26 at 6 30 pm. The event celebrates farm and town business ties with guests including Daisy V Williams and Lou Morris. A 75 cent plate covers dinner and entertainment by the Four Novelty Aces.
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Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Hotel Savery
Iowa Farms
Daisy V. Williams
Iowa Farm Bureau
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Lou Morris
Polk County Farm Bureau
F. J. Weertz
Des Moines
Four Novelty Aces
Victor Recording
Sil
Ricka Findley
Install Rev. J. Prins at Second Reformed Church
The Chronicle reports the installation of Rev. J Prins as pastor of the Second Reformed Church. Mrs Prins is a Holland High School and Western State Teachers College graduate who taught in Michigan public schools. The Prins family includes Doris Jean six and Robert Jack one and a half. the Chronicle welcomes them to Pella and hopes for a pleasant, profitable stay.
Rag supply for machinery brought to Chronicle Office
Readable note states ton rags suitable for machinery. Instructions direct bringing them to the Chronicle Office for pickup or processing. No other details provided.
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Chronicle Office
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Ethel L. Finn
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Church of Open Bible
Evange
Church of the Open Bible
Peru
Mason City
Open A
Porterville
Kuyper Lumber Co
Duco
VT Raza Ae
Benteco
Rapinwax
Welfare League
Chronicle
Vaia
D. D. Galvin
Memoriam
Paul J. Grundman
Wilhelmina Wilkes
H. B. (Hon) Smith
Pella Markets
Pri
C. Vander Veer
Farmers Union
Chicago
Oak Grove Nursery
Sal
Poland
Will Farrow
H. van Rheenen
Reasner
Union Street
A. Synhorst
Western Union Office
Keith Fox
Forrest Ver Ploeg
Ed van Toorn
E. Third St
G. J. Rouw
Harold Sack
Otley
4. C
G. van Wyk
C. W. Clement
Chevrolet
Fred Veenstra
Henry Brouwer
Franklin Street
D. Vander Waal
Copper Tub Woodrow Washer
Pella Supply Co
Van's Motor Service
van Gorp
Phone Black
van Houweling Auto Co
BABY
van Gorp's Hatchery
Brom Hatchery
Plymouth Rocks
Gozen
Henry van Rkenen
Reasnor
Hackett Hatchery
Leighton
Phone
Jella Mennenga
Grimes Canning Co
Buwalda
Duinink
John Duinink
North Main Street
J. C. Mitten
Hoeksema Bros
Fred Lautenbach
Verle
Leon N. Miller
Herman & Anspach
J. Prins
Second Reformed Church
Veulicu
Kuyper
Music House
Valy
America
Almot
Gamble
Shamad
O'Etney
Wang
Amooth
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Gamblex
Gamble Agency
South Side Square
Joe Stientjes
E. Hollebrands
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