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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

7

Hickle in Critical Crash Near Milo

John Hickle a 36 year old foreman and World War veteran lies with a broken back after a car struck his truck two miles south of Milo on Saturday night. He remains conscious but paralyzed from the waist down as doctors plan X rays and possible operation with Des Moines specialists. His wife is dead and he has two young children.

John Hickle Mater Hospital Milo Hickle Bert Connor Geo. H. Wagner Rendering Works Knoxville Connor Knoxville Journal

Highway 63 Meeting Organized in Kirksville Missouri

A rally on Saturday August 6 1927 in Kirksville MO formed an association to promote traffic on Federal Highway No 63 crossing Missouri Louisiana Arkansas Iowa and Minnesota. Officers elected include Prof J E Wrench president Rosco Gooding vice president and E L Barnes secretary treasurer with a plan of action committee named along with directors L E Slate J Stoddard and E L Barnes.

Kirksville United States Missouri Louisiana Arkansas Iowa Minnesota America J. E. Wrench Columbia Rosco Gooding la Plata E. L. Barnes Charlie Miller F.L. Warder Fremont James Devitt Oskaloosa L. E. Slate

Legion aids Hickle accident relief in Knoxville area

John Hickle a 36 year old World War veteran and father of two was seriously injured when his truck was struck while cranking it near Milo. He is paralyzed with multiple broken ribs and a broken back, seeks funds for urgent care and possible transfer to Mercy Hospital Des Moines for an emergency operation. The American Legion mobilized aid, highlighting wartime discharge benefits and ongoing relief funds for veterans and their families.

John Hickle Knoxville Milo Hickle Pella Journal American Legion Harry Awtry Legion Harry Mercy Mercy Hospital, Des Moines Spain United States Kansas City Chicago Des Moines Mr. Hickle the Chronicle

Sunday School Exchange at Pella Furniture Co

The Sunday school class of Miss Cornelia Hospers will hold an exchange next Saturday afternoon at the Pella Furniture Co.

Cornelia Hospers Pella Furniture Co

Corsette and Corset Notice For Fashionelle Spirella 511 Franklin

Notice advertising Fashionelle 3 in 1 Corsalette and Princess Corset made to order and Spirella Corset. Located at 511 Franklin Street, phone Red 277. Mrs Nella er.

Fashionelle Franklin Street Nella Er

Natural gas well found near Solon Iowa

A gas well on a Solon farm may be developed after Ernest Fiala was seriously burned by ignited fumes from a six foot opening. While drilling a post hole he encountered escaping gas and lit a match, causing an explosion that hurled him several feet and burned his face and body. Fire control measures were then taken to halt the flames.

Solon Iowa Ernest Fiala Fiala

Abundant Rain Brings Relief to Southeastern Iowa

A weekend and Tuesday rainfall eased drought across southeastern Iowa, with over an inch in a day helping grass and corn. In Pella the shower paused paving by J S McLaughlin & Sons, leaving three blocks on north Main and several streets still unfinished, while crosswalks remained torn up and driving was hindered by wet streets and barricades.

Pella Towa J. S. McLaughlin & Sons Town North Broadway Broadway North Main Street

Osage Oska loosa Dam Gate Fails In Flood Channel

The Oska loosa water plant reports the reinforced concrete control gate of the 1923 dam on the South Chiquaqua river has cracked and broken, with abutments split. Engineers from Ottumwa inspect as city officials seek causes while water flow remains unobstructed in the new channel.

New South Chiquaqua River Oskaloosa Water Board Horace Brown Ottumwa J. M. Timbrell C. A. Williams Carl Mayer Oskaloosa Herald

Breakdowns End Civil War Vet Revered Minister’s Strain

Rev F N Byram 83 year old Civil War veteran who cared for an invalid wife last week collapsed under stress. Taken by son and son in law to Knoxville insane commission then to Mt Pleasant state hospital. Byram moved to Pella 17 years ago from colporteur work for American Baptist Publication Society. earlier pastor of southeastern Iowa churches and occasionally preached funerals. He was known for unusual physical strength and even drove his automobile on long trips.

F. N. Byram Kenneth Knoxville State Hospital Mt. Pleasant Byram Pella American Baptist Publication Society Iowa

Two Women Hurt as Ford Turns Over Near Otley

Mrs. Wm. Van Baale and Mrs. W. J. Lubberden suffered injuries when the Lubberden family Ford Sedan toppled on loose gravel near Otley. Arm injuries required stitches. one woman appeared partially paralyzed though no bones were broken. Mr. Lubberden and three children were unscathed as top tore off and glass shattered. The engine survived. the car was driven to town. The first responders, Mr. Foster the Hedrick postmaster, carried them to Pella for treatment.

Wm. van Baale W. J. Lubberden Lubberden Foster Hedrick Pella

Farm Bureau and Cooperative Exchange Picnic

Marion and Mahaska County Farm Bureau units in cooperation with Pella Farmers Exchange plan a picnic in Pella Iowa on August 24 The program opens with a 10 00 a m band concert Mayor De Haan welcomes the crowd A T Vander Waal responds D L Swanson will speak on Cooperative Livestock Marketing at 1125 a m Afternoon features Mahaska County Farm Bureau Orchestra short addresses by Willis Krizer and W A Hollowell and a talk on Community Building by Mrs Chas Sewell Additional music by 4 H club members Fifty dollars in prizes offered for games and contests All farmers business and professional people and their families in Marion and Mahaska counties invited to attend

Marion Mahaska Mahaska County Farm Bureau Orchestra Willis Krizer Mahaska County Farm Bureau W. A. Hollowell Marion County Farm Bureau Chas. Sewell Indiana American Farm Bureau Federation

Death Comes Sudden to Jacob De Ronde

Jacob De Ronde died unexpectedly about four oclock Thursday afternoon August 11 while living with his son-in-law Jella Jelsma and family. He was 75 years 2 months and 28 days old. After tea he walked to view paving work then returned and collapsed on the porch where his grandson sat. A physician arrived soon after but he showed no life. He is survived by his daughter and two sons. Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Christian Reformed church and interment was at Oakwood cemetery.

Jacob de Ronde Jella Jelsma Mr. de Ronde de Ronde Oakwood Cemetery

Monroe Highway Damage Dispute With County Board

Monroe Mirror reports a city council spat over damage claims tied to primary road No 63. The council says county supervisors promised aid but denied it in a subsequent meeting, urging the state highway commission to handle the case as disputed ground along Wolcott property caused trees and property damage during road construction.

County Board of Supervisors Wolcott Cross & Hammill Newton Board of Supervisors State Highway Commission Monroe Mirror

Picnic Program for Central Park in Pella

A detailed agenda for the Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Pella and Farm Bureau picnic in Central Park, Pella on Wednesday August 24. Highlights include a band concert at 10:00, welcome addresses by Mayor Simon De Haan and W A Hollowell, a keynote on co operative livestock marketing, basket dinner, multiple county farm bureau officials speaking, performances by Mahaska County Farm Bureau Orchestra and 4 H Club Girls, and games with 50 dollars in prizes.

Farewell Word From Traveling Friend

A resident announces a sailing trip on August 20 to visit France Holland and Switzerland. He bids farewell to many friends, wishes them the best, and hopes to meet again in good health on his return.

France Holland Switzerland

New Flag Poles for the Schools in Three Counties

County Superintendent Sadie Batten and the Schee Flag Fund trustees met in Oskaloosa to plan a $10,000 program of steel flag poles for rural and consolidated schools in Marion Mahaska and Keokuk counties. Poles 30 feet and 50 feet respectively will be installed, with delivery to county seats arranged for August 1928, honoring the Thirty-Third Iowa Infantry and providing perpetual funding for patriotic supplies.

Sadie Batten L. D. Batten Oskaloosa Schee Flag Fund Two Terrace Inn A. Cooper M. J. Cruzen Harriet Cruzen Erma L. Krout Knoxville Harry S. McVicker Sigourney Halstead Ben Cruzen Mahaska Marion Keokuk George Schee Primghar O’brien County Iowa Marion County Knoxville Express

Legionnaires Attend Des Moines Convention Parade

About twenty Legionnaires from Pella attended the American Legion state convention in Des Moines this week. Most went for the business meeting with delegates, while Tuesday brought a parade dampened by morning rain. The convention continued all night Tuesday, with some returning home just in time for Wednesday work.

Pella Des Moines The American Legion

Narrow Escape From Death By Lightning

Shannon City workers Kelly Loughead and Ivan Cort recount a near fatal lightning strike last Thursday. Returning to Alva Wilson’s home in his car, they avoided a direct hit as a 18 inch tree was struck, with a sliver flying toward a nearby catalpa. Alva Wilson felt his arm burn, others felt electricity tingling, and the group credits rubber tires for the safe halt in the driveway.

Shannon City Kelly Loughead Ivan Cort G. B. Wilson Alva Wilson Wilson Alva Catalpa

Titian’s early pictures pale beside later works

A Minnesota exchange laments youth’s gloom hinting at uneven cheeks while noting Titian’s early paintings were likely poorer than his later pieces after much practice. The remark contrasts rough beginnings with matured mastery, showcasing a sentiment about artistic improvement.

Minnesota Titian

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Oskaloosa Dam Ford Farm Bureau and Cooperative Exchange Picnic Monroe. Pon Central Park Farm Bureau and Farmers Co-Op Exchange Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Farm Bureau Chas. W. Sewell Home and Community Work American Farm Bureau Marion, Mahaska Keokuk Counties Schee Fund
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