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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1939

Page

14

Hugo Kuyper dies after hospital vigil in Pella

Hugo W Kuyper longtime Pella resident and chamber of commerce leader dies at hospital after a life dedicated to civic service He directed the chamber band and Tulip Time orchestra taught music and served as secretary of both the Chamber of Commerce and the Pella Historical Society Survivors include his wife Clara daughter Emily his parents Mr and Mrs A J Kuyper of Chicago and his brother Henry E Kuyper of Pella Funeral services set for Friday at Second Reformed Church with viewing beforehand Also noted is a report on pheasant release programs and restrictions for the coming hunting season

Hugo George G. Gaass Clara Mann Emily A. J. Kuyper Chicago Ilinois Henry E. Kuyper Pella Chamber of Commerce Pella Chamber of Commerce M Per A. J.’ Kuyper Henry Second Reformed Church

25000 Pheasants Distributed by State Hatchery

Delivery of pheasant chicks through July 24 raised total birds distributed this season to 58 county conservation committees in the state to 25290. Birds produced at the State Game Bird Hatchery near Boone with production far ahead of last year’s 11462. On July 21 three counties received 150 Chukar Partridge. Ida Crawford and Monona counties received 50 birds.

Boone Ida Crawford Monona

Service Men Exemption Applies to Nonhomestead Property

William Stan Hemert of the sixth district American Legion urges veterans who served in wars to file for the soldiers exemption on property beyond their homestead before September 1. The recent Legislature allows applying the soldiers exemption alongside the home exemption, potentially lowering taxes on other property. often only part of the homestead credit is usable when value is low, as the soldiers exemption is applied first.

William Stan Hemert American Legion Homstead

Fall painting tips for farm buildings from Iowa State

Farm owners may paint this fall if wood is dry and weather is fair. Weather above 40 degrees and low humidity aid work. Read paint labels for pigment and liquid content. avoid paints with excessive water or unclear formulas. Copies of the bulletin are available from Iowa State College Extension.

C. van Vlack Iowa State College van Vinck van Vlack New Bulletin Ames

Peculiar Accident Sets Straw Afire Near Alton

At Iron Arch place five miles southeast of Alton a spark from a flax threshing machine caused a dust explosion in the separator. Fire blew onto the straw stack, but prompt threshing crew action and Alton fire department prevented a costly blaze by rapidly covering and rolling away burning straw.

Frederes Iron Arch Place Alton Alton Democrat

Society notes recall Long family gathering and pot luck

The gathering at the Long home featured a large group of guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Van Arkel J I Grandia and daughter Marjorie and son Clif ford of Cedar Iowa Mr and Mrs Pete Schakel and daughters Nadine Donna Jean and son Mark Mr and Mrs Edwin Schakel and daughter Arleene and friend Andy Hocksema Mr and Mrs Cering prep Sehuki Monday mornit brought by W Van Vark and daughter Vee and son Bob Mr and Mrs Paul Vander Zyl and daughter Mildred Mr and Mrs E H Grandia and son Warren Lee Mr and Mrs Howard Everette and son Lee of Des Moines Mr and Mrs A J Grandia Mr and Mrs Ben Grandia Mrs Chas Grandia Bert Rouw Miss Irene all of Oskaloosa Iowa The Schakels had visited relatives here for several weeks.

Wm. van Arkel Grandia Marjorie Clifford Cedar Iowa Pete Schakel Nadine Donna Jean Mark Edwin Schakel Arleene Andy Hocksema Cering Sehuki W. van Vark Vee Bob Paul Vander Zyl Mildred E. H. Grandia Warren Lee Howard Everette Lee Des Moines A. J. Grandia Ben Grandia Chas, Grandia Bert Rouw Irene Oskaloosa Schakels

Preserve Like a Pro Seasonal Jams And Jellies Guide

Learn to preserve jams and jellies with cleanliness and tight seals. Sterilize jars and covers, use fresh paraffin, and seal immediately while noting jar varieties and a sample peach orange honey recipe. Contains practical steps and several fruit preserves recipes.

Dual Use Kitchens Spearhead Modern Home Design

Architects note that small homes benefit from rooms with two uses and the kitchen often includes a breakfast or snack dining area. The illustrated kitchen features a glass block wall as a design element.

Chinch Bug Crop Told Depends On Weather in Iowa

State College entomologist J. Drake says chinch bugs damage southeastern Iowa crops this season and a winter wheat seeding ban may help. He notes these bugs feed on most small grains and even guard against future infestations by delaying seeding. weather next winter and spring will determine if Iowa faces another epidemic.

Towa Repo J. Drake Town State College Aus Drake

Refreshing Summer Sandwich Ideas

A guide to cooling noon meals with bread and butter options, salad sandwiches, and fruit or vegetable fillings. Instructions include trimming crusts, layering tuna or egg salad, securing with toothpicks, chilling, and garnishing with radishes. Suggests cinnamon bread cheese spread, summer greens finger sandwiches, radish layers, and apple or cabbage salads for accompaniments.

Tiny Watercress Sandwiches Delicate Treats

A brief note describes watercress sandwiches made with fresh bread and trimmed crusts. The text highlights small, dainty bites ideal for light meals and comforting occasions. The fragment suggests simple, elegant finger foods with minimal ingredients.

Milk consumption hits record. butter stocks linger

Town State College extension economists report per capita consumption of manufactured dairy products at an all time high this summer while butter holdings remain swollen from last year’s surplus. Government stock is expected to be depleted by October as relief clients consume unsold butter and milk production stays comparatively heavy amid favorable demand. A separate item notes a herd of cattle killed after a gate was left open and a train struck them at Lineville.

Town State College Lineville

Hoksbergen and Hal Buy Cattle Truck in Kansas City

Peter Hoksbergen and Hal journeyed to Kansas City on Monday and purchased a truckload of cattle. Rake Town is set to receive a new WPA waterworks project, expanding municipal utilities.

Peter Hoksbergen Hal Kansas City Rake

Final Meet Set For Pel and Knoxville Swimmers

Local swimmers travel to Knox for the final meet to decide the top team. Junior girls and intermediate boys compete Friday evening with the intermediates and divers finishing Monday. Car pooling encouraged. officials seek Don Nutting for transport and attendance urged at both venues.

Pel Knoxville Knox Don Nutting

Professor Sadler Music Ad Shares Piano Study Tips

The Chronicle advertises Professor Sadler offering guidance for beginners in piano study. It highlights accessible methods and encourages starting music lessons, emphasizing foundational skills and steady practice for new students.

Sadler the Chronicle

Such Quarrels Heard in Many Hommes in Iowa

From Understanding Tow a Children a study by the Psychology Department of Tow a University notes family conflict over radio listening and practice. Doris and Joey discuss setting a schedule to balance listening to Jimmy Allen programs with Joey’s music practice, culminating in a family conference to formalize times.

Iowa Towa Towa University Joey Alwa Jimmie Dore Doris Jimmy Mienes

Two 16 year olds wed after drinking spree in Chariton

In Chariton two 16 year olds TK and Cory married after heavy drinking. The couples stole a car for a Missouri honeymoon and later claimed they could not remember which girl they married. Both face larceny charges as investigators piece together the rash union and the drunken escapade.

Chariton Corydon Od Steffy Willliam Carpenter Missouri

Car Thief Steals Council Member Tandy Allens Vehicle

Auto thief steals the car of Chariton council member Tandy Allen, wrecks it, abandons it leaving a hymnal as payment. The book lies open with the hymn Pass Me Not visible. police note the wreckage shows no other leads.

Tandy Allen Chariton Council

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