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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

5

Pella Dentist Marries Janesville Teacher at Nashua Church

At 11:00 this forenoon at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Iowa Dr J M Cook of Pella and Miss Claire Jewell of Janesville Iowa were united in marriage in the presence of relatives and friends They plan a wedding trip to Denver and Colorado Springs and will be at home in Pella after September 1 Mrs Cook will continue teaching shorthand and commercial subjects in the Pella High School and both are noted as prominent young Pella citizens The Chronicle extends best wishes to the couple for their future together.

Little Brown the Vale Nashua Iowa J. M. Cook Pella Claire Jewell Janesville Denver Colorado Springs Morningside Cook

Pella Welcomes Woodrow Washing Machine Plant

The Woodrow Washing Machine company moves from Newton to Pella in a new two story plant near Garden City Feeder. Model 20 debuts with new features, production to accelerate, workers drawn from Newton and local hires rising. city building boom follows.

Woodrow Garden City Feeder Company Pella C. B. Woodrow Newton Woodrow Washing Machine

Ver Ploegh Picnic Set for August 17 at North Square

The Ver Ploegh picnic will be held August 17 one mile north of square. All those interested remember they ate. Prof. J. E. Hacke and family spent the weekend at Iowa City.

Square Prof J. E. Hacke Iowa City

Clendenon Oskaloosa Store Sold to Ottumwa Firm

The Clendenon & Son Shoe store in Oskaloosa, opened in 1892, is sold to the Stevens Shoe Company of Ottumwa. Stevens, established over forty seven years, plans to keep high quality stock and fitting service. A closing out sale at very low prices marks the store’s reopening this week.

Clendenon & Son Oskaloosa Clendenon Grinnell Stevens Shoe Store Ottumwa

Baptist Men Enjoy Evening Picnic at Grove

About thirty men from the Baptist Sunday school Bible Class and a few guests held a picnic Friday evening at the grove near Ralph Grundman's home. They played games and had a frolic before refreshments provided by the class, and the gathering voted the evening's entertainment first class.

The Baptist Sunday School Bible Ralph Grundman

Wormhoudt and Plette Big Furniture Sale

Wormhoudt and Plette announce an eight day August furniture sale from the 5th to the 13th. The firm is famed for price slashing and the sale is billed as a major bargain event of the season.

Wormhoudt & Plette's Big Furniture Sale Wormhoudt & Plette

Central College to Exhibit at Iowa State Fair Education Building

Central college will be one of twelve colleges showcased in the new 350000 educational building at the Iowa State Fair from August 24 to September 2. The display on the mezzanine will highlight courses and provide a hub for alumni and prospective students with faculty on site to advise and greet visitors amid a large educational complex and low fair rates encouraging regional attendance.

Central College Iowa State Fair Board Des Moines

Paving Repair Debate Sparks City Inquiry

Citizens question the quality of asphalt repairs on a Rasmussen job. McLaughlin & Sons, bonded to fix the work, use limited cleaning methods and hot-iron smoothing. Call grows for an independent inspector and accountability from city authorities to ensure a true, durable restoration.

Rassmussen Ragsmussen J. S. McLaughlin & Sons McLaughlin McLaughlin Company

Oppenheimer Alsop Co Expands Furniture Line

The Oppenheimer Alsop Co Furni ture department enlarges floor space in a growing store extending westward toward the block end. A first time feature is a trade in used furniture for new goods, an exchange system inspired by auto trades, expected to spread to other lines.

Oppenheimer-Alsop Co

Paving Joe Gets Off To Good Start

Paving contractors began pouring cement on West Second Street at Independence near the city water tank Tuesday morning. One block was poured the first day as crews race to stay ahead, with excavation progressing ahead of cement work in the west and northwest parts of town.

West Second Street Independence City

Aschenbrenner Family Enjoyable Midwest Trip

Dr and Mrs Carl Aschenbrenner finished a pleasant visit to Farmington Michigan with son Dr Zae Aschenbrenner and daughter Mrs Stanley F Smith. They met granddaughters Yvonne and Guelph Aschenbrenner and accompanied by Mr and Mrs Warner Van Spanckeren and children Betty and Jack from Mesa Arizona. The group also paused in Dixon Illinois to see A W Leland and Harriet Van Spanckeren. The doctor says the trip was enjoyable and he is ready for another year of hard work.

Carl Aschenbrenner Farmington Mich Detroit Zae Aschenbrenner Stanley F. Smith Yvonne Guelph Aschenbrenner Pella Warner van Spanckeren Betty Jack Mesa Ariz Geraldine Aschenbrenner Dixon, Ill A. W. Leland

Ladies Aid Teas At Pella College Benefit

The Ladies Aid society of the Second Reformed church in Pella hosts the last two college teas of 1927. Attendance rose from 85 to 165 as Mrs. George Ramsay reports growing interest. Mrs. Cora Verdugt leads this Friday’s program and luncheon, with no charge but a free will offering.

Ladies’ Aid Society Second Reformed Church Pella The Aid George Ramsay Cora Verdugt Central College

De Jong Greenhouse Expansion Progress in Pella Forming Growth

A visit to the De Jong greenhouse shows steel work completed on a new 40 by 100 foot addition with a suspension roof eliminating interior posts. The De Jong Floral and Seed Company, a rising Pella industry, expands after acquiring Cole Seed, signaling continued growth under experienced management.

de Jong Mr. de Jong de Jong Floral and Seed Company Pella Cole Seed

Heerema Visits Pella After Illness Tied to Army Service

Yella Heerema of Indianola arrived in Pella with his brothers John and Pete for a visit. This is his first trip to Pella in nine months or more after a serious illness last November caused by his army service, during which he was near death for weeks. Heerema worked as a druggist in Indianola before moving there.

Pella Oskaloosa Herald Newton United States Iowa America P. H. van Gorp Garden City Roll Screen Manufacturing Company Des Moines Mr. van Gorp Woodrow Washing Machine Company Illinois Missouri Woodrow Pelle Yella Heerema Indianola John Pete Mr. Heerema

Pella Farmers Get Good Hog Prices

C Dieleman, manager of the Farmers Union Shipping association, sent a car of hogs from near town to the Chicago market. The Farmers Union Live Stock Commission sold them on Monday as part of the co operative sales dept. Owners include Gerrit Vander Kieft, Gerrit Kamerick, William Vroegh, D D Rietveld, Dirk Duninherit, and Henry Berrick. Hog prices were steady to 10e higher, top $11.10, highest since April. The agency handled forty eight loads at Chicago Monday.

Mr. C. Dieleman Farmers’ Union Shipping Association Chicago Farmers ’ Union Live Stock Commission Co-Operative Sales Department Chicago Stock Yards Gerrit Vander Kieft Gerrit Kamerick William Vroegh D. D. Rietveld Dirk Dunninck Henry Berrick Farmers’ Union Sales

Car Slips In Gear Near Pella Park Incident

Gerrit Van Maren and his wife with five children prepared to leave after business in Pella when the car slipped into gear. It sped across a park, damaged a flower bed, a tree, and a bench on a cement slab, then stopped. No injuries occurred and the car sustained minimal damage. He restarted the vehicle, cleared the curb, and drove homeward.

Gerrit van Maren Pella Security State Bank Mr. van Maren Meyer

Branderhorst Couple Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Branderhorst Sr of Tracy marked their fortieth wedding anniversary Tuesday August 2 at home with children grandchildren and close friends a joyful family reunion followed in the evening by a visit from Rev Cowershoven and members of the Christian Reformed church consistory Gifts were received in commemoration and wishes for many more anniversaries filled the celebration

William Branderhorst Tracy Branderhorst Christian Reformed Church Cowershoven

Klein Picnic Returns to Grundman’s Woods August 19 1927

The annual Klein picnic is scheduled for August 19 1927 at Grundman’s woods two miles north of Pella. All Kleins are invited by the committee.

Grundman’s Woods Pella

New National Highway Sought Link from New Orleans to Minneapolis

A proposal spearheaded by E. L. Barnes of Kirksville MO calls for a national north south highway from New Orleans to Minneapolis. An August 6 meeting at Kirksville aims to form a transcontinental highway association to promote the route U S 63 is touted as the shortest corridor between the Gulf and the Twin Cities, with Oskaloosa pledging strong participation.

New Orleans Minneapolis E. L. Barnes Kirksville, Mo Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Kirksville Barnes M. L. McCabe The Missouri Automobile Club Moberly Monitor Index St. Louis Des Moines Columbia Iowa Missouri Club Illinois Davenport McCabe St. Paul United States Twin Cities Kirksville Chamber of Commerce

Pella vs Fowler: Judge Rules Limits on City’s 1909 Five Percent Claim

The city of Pella loses on a demurrer in its suit against W H Fowler seeking five percent of gross receipts from the city owned telephone system. Judge Cooper holds Ordinance No 51 limited to ten years and barred collection after May 1909. suit filed 1925 cannot proceed under statute of limitations. The case, begun in 1925, involved whether the 1899 franchise contract required payments beyond the ten year term and whether extensions were enforceable.

Pella W. H. Fowler Mr. Fowler Clarke & Byers Des Moines Fowler Cooper Telephone Company

Central College Picnic at Riverview Park

Fred Rhynsburger, linked with Riverview Park management in Des Moines, organizes a Central College picnic at Riverview Park on Thursday August 11 at 4:00 PM. Admission tickets are available free at Puritan Drug Store, exchangeable at the ticket booth for the daily pass. Amusements carry reduced Central rates, lemonade on grounds, bring a basket dinner, alumni and old students invited.

Fred Rhynsburger Riverview Park Des Moines Central College Puritan Drug Store Fred Pella

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