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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1913

Page

5

Pella Memories and Paving Plans Mentioned in Chronicle

A reader recalls Pella streets in old sketches, suggests a three member committee to study paving, mocks current finances, and urges immediate action. He notes Ira Jay Stod dard and local figures, recalls college curios and a Belfry mischief, and remembers Second Baptist Church near Howell, Stallarde, and Croll families with vivid anecdotes.

Pella Puget Sound Washington Versteeg Jess Ira Jay Stoddard the Chronicle India Panta Old College Hinderstan Belle Scarff Miss Scarff

Weather Report April 16 to 22 by John H Ver Breeg

The Weather Bureau report compiled by John H Ver Breeg of the U S Department of Agriculture notes weekly conditions. It covers precipitation temperatures and notable patterns for the period April 16 through April 22 across regional stations.

John H. Ver Breeg Cooperative Yhcerver The Weather Bureau U. S

Burned by Gasoline Accident Injures Mrs Kelderman

A man, Mr. Wm. Kelderman Sr., was refueling a car with gasoline by lantern light when it ignited. The flash scorched his forearm and caused burning of his clothing and hair on his wife, Mrs. Kelderman, who was nearby. A tub of water quenched the flames. the car and shed were undamaged.

Wm. Kelderman Mr. Kelderman

Public health advisory on waste removal for fly control

With warm weather the public is urged to remove garbage and manure to prevent flies that carry disease. The health officer stresses prevention over curing illnesses and signs the notice Boag of Health.

For Rent A Email House in North Pella

A terse rental notice for a north Pella dwelling with some land. Contact 17:18 S H Viersen Sr for details and inquiries.

North Pella H. Viersen, Sr

Hand of Death: Mrs. G. Meyer dies at 78 in Pella area

Mrs. G Meyer died at the home of her daughter Mrs Barney Brom on Sunday April 20 at 7 45 am aged 78 years 1 month 28 days She leaves three sons and two daughters all in Pella except one son in Chicago and a daughter in Princeton Minnesota The funeral was held Tuesday April 22 at 145 pm at the home and 2 pm at First Christian Reformed Church Interment at First Reformed Cemetery

G. Meyer Barney Brom Pella Cheago Princeton Minn Firat Christian Reformed Church Firat Reformed Cemetery Will Holdsworth Oskaloosa Esther Smith Fred Chester Sarah Flaugh Dexter Lynnville Charley. Renaud John Holdsworth Agai Alta Talbot Newton Carrie Fries Marengo Nannie Hamner John Sherman F. C. Haines Coleen E J. Haines Sully Joe Newell Jon Newell Killduff Mies Carrie M. Trotter Jacob Trotter South Second Avenue W. L. Bright Lutheran Church Harry Forey

Missionary minister Johnson dies at 48 in Pella

Reverend C Q Johnson, born in Sweden, died April 19 1918 at his Pella home aged 48. He served churches across Kansas Nebraska California Oregon Washington and Iowa before two years with the Midland Lyceum Bureau. He left a wife two sons and a daughter and was laid to rest in Oakland Nebraska after a service led by Rev J W Bailey.

C. QO. Johnson Pella Mr. Johnson Sweden America Nebraska Ottawa University Kaness Western Normal College Shenandoah Iowa Central College Kansas Pacific California Oregon Washington Hawarden Monroe Midland Lyceum Bureau Johnson Grand Falls Minnesota J. W. Bailey The Baptist Church Masonic Lodge Lered Oakland Nibr

Flood relief effort accumulates over $1349.62 in Pella area

The Chronicle notes donations for flood and tornado victims exceeded $1349.62, with continuing contributions from Pella residents and nearby farmers. A large gift arrived from Otley and surrounding villages. The article praises the community’s generosity and reflects on spared calamities.

Pella Otley

Captain Lawrence performs in Pella vaudeville show

A self styled Captain Lawrence the San Juan Hill bugler visited Pella this week on a vaudeville engagement. He vented at the town calling it the worst show town he had seen while noting his nine free Omaha tornado relief performances and paying his own board. An Oskaloosa visitor, A Bornstein, stopped in Monday afternoon.

Lawrence San Juan Hill Pella Europe Omaha

Haigh School Beat Colfax In Slow Baseball Game

Haigh High School defeated Colfax 13 to 5 in a slow game. Pella pitcher Lynhorst allowed four hits in his first appearance, while Pella outhit Colfax two to one. Six runs came after two outs, and several strong defensive plays kept Colfax in check. Next Friday they travel to Mitchellville.

Colfax Lynhorst Pella

Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Brand on South Main

Mr and Mrs John Brand celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday April 22 on South Main Street. A large gathering of their children grandchildren and friends joined in reunions and feasting to mark the milestone. The Chronicle wishes them many more returns of the day.

John Brand South Main Street the Chronicle Beand Meny

Knights of Pythias District Convention Held in Osceola

The 28th district convention of Iowa Knights of Pythias met in Oskealoosa lodge rooms with Pella Knights attending. Notable participants included J H Reuver J W Boyd P H Stubenrauch P A Eimand and H Van Gorp among others. Address by H E Davis and thanks by A P Norton opened proceedings. Merkens state secretary delivered address and instruction. Performances by Letha Peckham and the Penn College Glee Club plus the Oskaloosa K P Glee Club filled the program. A buffet lunch and smoker followed, with music by the Bowen orchestra. All visiting lodges called it the best convention yet in the 28th district.

Iowa Knights of Pythine K. of P Oskaloosa Pella J. W. Boyd P. H. Stubenrauch P. A. Eimand P. Heerema H. E. Davis A. P. Norton Fremont John H. Merkens Letha Peckham Penn College Glee Club Roy Kemble Oskaloosa K. P. Glee Club Bowen Orchestr

College Notes and Events Highlight Local School Life

May 1 Ladies Glee Club concert and May 5 piano recital by Mr Sadler's pupils. May 8 A Happy Pair. June 11 Commencement. The school mourns Rev Mr Johnson’s death, whose sons attend. Miss Anne Sorenson hosted a Sunday luncheon. Glee Club away, missed. Ralph Westervelt sang at chapel, Harry Porter at High School. Dean Baitsel visited Fremont with parents. Pelican sighting reported. Mr Kelly of Cleveland visited Jim Sorenson. Baseball season underway. readers urged to support teams.

Ladies Glee Club Sadler Mr. Johnson Anne Sorenson Ralph Westervelt Orders Gray Chapel Harry Porter Dean Baitsel Fremont Pelican Bird Kelly Cleveland Ohio Jim Sorenson

Horse Stolen or Strayed Near Pella

T Plette reports a good horse missing from his barn after a Thursday morning discovery. The door was left open and the animal, valued around 150 dollars, may have strayed or been stolen. Mr. Plette could not confirm the thief would be involved.

T. Plette

Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Services

Sunday school begins at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 40 Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Mrs J P Durham Evening service follows at 7 30 sermon subject Paul the Apostle Special meetings this week have been valuable All are invited to remaining services Thursday and Friday evenings

Epworth League J. P. Durham Paul the Apostle

Pastor Delivers Sermon On The Good Shepherd

Next Sunday evening the Pastor will occupy the pulpit with a sermon on The Good Shepherd and the Lost Sheep. Special music by the quartette with Mr Verhey singing Ninety and Nine in connection with the subject.

Verhey

Local Social Roundup From Sully Area News

Sunday dinners and visits fill the Sully region with family come and go. Attendees include the Holdsworth and Welle families with Connie, Grace, and Grace’s sister helping with housework, plus Eina Agar Myrtle Hines and several others across Newton, Kilduff and Eddyville. A Mayoral tone note records births, marriages, and a tomato plant growing unusually tall in a window, highlighting community life and recent travels to California and other nearby towns.

Improved Daylight Cafe Parlor On Des Moines Short Line

The Rock Island Lines announce May 4 inaugurating cafe parlor car service on the Des Moines Short Line between Des Moines Mason City St Paul and Minneapolis on day and return trains. Cars combine dining and parlor spaces with a kitchen and dining room. Continuous service at all hours with midrange parlor car rates and a la carte options for breakfast lunch and supper.

Rock Selend Lines Cafeparlor de Moines Mason City St. Pal Minneapol Dis Mason A. m St. Paul Miasoaia Os Mines Des Moines Twin Cities Jonchéon Sapper Rock Island

Central defeats Parsons in drizzly opener 8 to 7

Central College edged Parsons College 8 to 7 in a close Wednesday contest on Central field. Joe Ryneburger delivered the decisive error in the ninth, allowing Lankelma to score from third as Central won their season debut. Kuyper hit a fifth inning homer, with Jordan and Lankelma pitching for Parsons. Coach Warren plans a trip to Des Moines to face Still College.

Central College Parsons College of Feitfiji Central Field Central Joe Riyneburger Parsons Lankelma Central Boys Kuyper Warren Dis Moines Jordan Henry Kuyper

Aging Horse Ailments Highlighted By Iowa Homestead

An Iowa Homestead feature by a leading veterinary surgeon outlines common horse illnesses and practical care tips for farmers. The publication notes a joint one year subscription offer with the Iowa Home stead for 1.75 dollars, urging readers to subscribe.

Iowa Homestead Iowa

Rummage Sale Seeks Clothing and Household Items

Friends with any clothing or household articles are urged to donate to Mrs Harriet Keablea. Call 129 to arrange pickup. The sale will be held at Van Stigt's corner on Friday and Saturday.

Plese Harriet Keablea van Stigt’s Corner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Second Baptist Church Dr. Howell John McCullough McCullough Stallarde Crolls Henry Croll Benable Croll Benable Stallard Colly C. M. Moore Larrabee St Portland Ore the Weather Report Hand OF Death Meyer San Juan A. Bornstein Haigh School College Sally Will Rubberma Henry Welle Connie Fred Andreas John Simpson Near Turner Burrel Holdsworth Miss Grace Mca Jess Swan Joe Lawson Eina Agar Kilduff Myrtle Hines Alva Hammer Murphy Henry Alms Marion Brayton Alex Smith Will Nicholson Arthur and Bryan Suber Minnie van Doren Edna Holdsworth Artie Sparks Lester and Lela Gus de Jong Fred Vander Zyl Eddyville Bert Clark Belle Pack Fred W. Prossen Myrtle Andrews Jease Hendrix de Jaanita Shields
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