Town and Country Shop fuels Pella fashion scene
The Town and Country Shop on the south side of the square has thrived since 1948. Owners Bob Klein Wayne Hill and Ed Wesselink promote the town, with nationally advertised brands like Champ and Hickok. The store stresses a Clothing Club and back to school arrivals as fall nears, inviting patrons to stop in, browse, and get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Bob Klein
Wayne Hill
Ed Wesselink
Champ
E. Dickies
Pella Dutchie
Let's Get Acquainted Build a Better Community Series
A fragment outlines a community program where business people work together on farms and in the city to build a better community through combined efforts and weekly meetings. The tone invites participation and cooperation to improve local life.
Mystery Farm aerial photo featured on Chronicle front page
A Mystery Farm aerial picture will be published weekly on the Chronicle front page. The farm owner may receive a photo valued over a specified amount by stopping at the Chronicle to arrange publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Farm
The
Chronicle
C. W. Vroom
Pella
Highway 163
Mrs. Vroom
Mr. Vroom
Wm. Vroom
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Ex and Heating Systems
Vanden Berg Electric & Paint Co
Paardekooper’s
Ideal Pharmacy
Hilo
Mery
Wormhoudt Furniture
Marion County State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Pella - Harvey
Tracy and
Otley
U. S
Cook and Son Insurance
F.D.I.C
Naomi
Frank de Jong
Douglas
Carol Diane
Mr. de Jong
Vrooms
Viola
Henry B. Ver Meer
New Sharon Road
Mrs. Ver Meer
Karen Lou
Pella High School
Pella Floor Crafters
Pella Poultry Service
John Deere
Hoeksema
RCA Whirlpool
Veenstra
Kiigma Garage
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler
Agency
Sargent
Bakker
Rus
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