Pella Area Notes Include Church Visits and Events
Local notes list visits by Mrs. C W Vroom to Prairie City and Mrs J H Shinn returning to Knoxville. Rumors of threshing trips by Van Heuklem party to Melvin Town and Forsythe visits between Humboldt and Pella. Clergy from Schenectady and Denver preached in Pella churches, while Rev LeGrand's Kansas City pastorate is noted. Community members travel to Des Moines Omaha and Oskaloosa for visits and business, with local elections, a parade of social events, and a baseball tournament planned in Knoxville. Meredith and Harding addressed speakers for upcoming Pella Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Forsythe
Humboldt
T. H. Klein
Marjorie Sloan
Clarence
Minerva DeCook
Olivet
John DeCook
Des Moines
G. Hospers
Omaha
James Doedyns
H. van Veldhuizen
Prairie City
Vist
Y. Neels Visted
Oskaloosa
H. M. Fisk
Lenox
Iowa
Pella
A. LeGrand
Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church of Kansas Ciy
Mr. le Grand
Vermont Street
Democratic
Peter van der Ploeg
H. H. Sadler
M. T. Slob
Lake Prairie
Henry van Dyk
John Blommers
Otley
A. Vander Lane
Leighton
R. R. Beard
Nashua
Josie Wesselink
Saloon Backing for Harding in 1914 Revealed
Des Moines report shows William L. Harding of Sioux City received strong “wet” support in 1914. A Mayne letter urged saloonkeepers and wet workers to back Harding, citing a legislative record favorable to the liquor trade and a committee in the Senate that consistently opposed anti liquor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Des Moines
William L. Harding
Sioux City
H. B. Mayne
Iowa Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mayne
Harding
Committee On
Anyoe
Clarkson
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Side Square
Pella National Bank
Puritan Drug CO
ROYAL
C. W. ‘Vroom
The
Star Auto Co
John Weyers
8. H. VanderZyl
J. H. Shinn
Peter VanderBeek
Knoxville
John Neels
Wm. van Dusseldorp
I van Heuklem
Melvin, Town
Town
Lon Wormhoudt
Fair Committee
Meredith
Mr. Meredith
J. B. Doll
Automobile Headquarters
America
VanderWal Bros
M. Vander Linden
Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition