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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

5

Ella Commerce Chamber Meets Discusses Proposals

The Ella Commerce Chamber gathered at the Memorial Building Thursday evening to review year long progress under President F. M. Frush and committees. Members heard of propositions from outside parties and considered future joint events such as a harvest banquet with the Farm Bureau and road improvement projects on Sully road. Mayor Fultz spoke on street and alley conditions, noting weed clearance and waste dumping complaints, and highlighted limited sanitation funding under state law.

Memorial Chamber of ‘Commerce F. M. Frush Pella Chamber of Commerce We Parm Bureau C. of C Farm Bureau Farm Organization Arie Klyn H. P. van Gorp Sully Bussey van Gorp Fultz

Oskaloosa Band Delights Pella Concert

The Iowa Brigade Band of Os kaloosa directed by Wilhelm Read gave a large, enjoyable concert in Pella Tuesday evening. The program was varied with the Barber of Seville overture by Rossini noted as the best. tenor Hazelton Williams sang two numbers including A Cottage Small by a Waterfall. the audience heard clearly. The editor hopes the band visits again next season and offers a hearty welcome.

Iowa Brigade Band of Oskaloosa Wilhelm Read Pella Rossini Read Hazelton Williams Hanley

Teacher Back From Year In Honolulu

Miss Anna Hospers returned from a year teaching in Hawaii and visiting relatives at 807 Main Street. She plans to leave this week for Idaho to become state supervisor for rural schools, traveling the state to visit rural schools. Prior to Idaho she taught at the Idaho Normal School, and once taught at Dickinson State Normal School in North Dakota.

Anna Hospers Territorial Schools of Hawaii Honolulu G. Hospers Main Street Idaho Miss Hospers

Herwynen Picnic Draws Big Crowd in Grove

The Herwyners gathered in a southeast Pella grove for a large picnic once part of the Herwynsch gebuur. Attendance估计 ranged up to a thousand or more, with visitors from South Dakota and several Iowa towns. Morning events were in Herwynen language under D. G. Zan Zante, featuring Psalm 103, Rev. J. De Haan, John Blom, and Leon Hackett. Afternoon talks included Don Van Zee from Arizona, D. G. Van Zante, and C. Ver Ploeg, ending with prayers and games.

South Dakota Iowa Newton Prairie City Sully Oskaloosa Albia Bussey Eddyville Fatherland D. G. Zan Zante John Blom Leon Hackett Herwynen Don van Zee Arizona D. GC. van Zante Pella C. Ver Ploeg Oskaloo

Auto wreck injures woman and kills dog near Eddyville

Mrs Marion Slycord remains at Ma haska hospital with a fractured left arm after the Slycord car overturned on a detour beyond the Mc Kinley hill this forenoon. Two other occupants escaped with minor injuries. The Slycord dog was crushed and killed. Police surmise the driver became confused turning the corner.

Marion Slycord Mahaska Hospital Slycord Eddyville McKinley Hill Oskaloosa Herald

Pella Chamber Encourages Inventors Amid Local Industry Growth

Pellas Chamber of Commerce reports strong interest from inventors as two first class manufacturing firms were acquired this year. At a recent meeting, three proposals—including an affordable washing machine venture, Korola assembly project, and an adjustable school desk—were presented for consideration. The organization will not invest but will back legitimate efforts and help attract capital, while noting patent and legal risks.

Pella Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Metabo A Oo Korola Korala F. M. Frush Frush Kempkes

Chamber backs meritorious factory proposals for capital

The text notes that capital for new factories comes when promoters have a solid proposition and the chamber of commerce will lend its influence and support to those showing merit. It emphasizes the chamber’s readiness to back credible, well-founded projects.

Chamber of Commerce

Pella Canning Plant Sets Start Date Next Week

The Pella canning plant will begin packing sweet corn on Monday August 30. The season runs about two weeks late vs average as the company holds about 400 acres under contract. Farmers are reluctant to grow sweet corn despite its higher pay and lighter land toll per state agricultural figures.

Pella State Agricultural Department

Woodrow Washing Expert to Lecture at Vogelaar Store

Charles H. Fitz, a home laundering expert from Newton and soon to be part of Woodrow Washing Machine Co, will speak on the chemistry of washing at Vogelaar's store in Pella Friday at 3:00 PM. The event features a live demonstration, word-building prizes from "Woodrow Washer" letters, Rinso soap giveaways, free admission, and seating arranged for a large audience.

Charles H. Fitz Gary T. Voge Pella Fitz Woodrow Manufacturing Company of Newton Woodrow Washing Machine Company Mr. Vogelaar Vogelaar

Death of George Ulrich in Denver duties funeral set

George Ulrich son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ulrich died in Denver Colo at one oclock Tuesday afternoon August 24 funeral services will be held Friday at two oclock at the Second Reformed church in Pella. He left Pella years ago seeking a milder climate for lung trouble and spent time in sanitariums in the mountain states.

George Ulrich Fred Ulrich Denver Colo Pella Second Reformed Church Colorado el Paso George John Ulrich Sr

Rolscreen Machinery Moves to Pella

The Rolscreen Company moved its machinery to Pella last week, with Des Moines transfer firms hauling loads by truck. A 15 ton machine drew special attention, long delays caused by wagon breaks, but the unit is now in its new factory position. Offices remain finishing, but the firm plans to be fully settled by September first.

Pella Des Moines Tranfer Company Chronicle Rosscreen Company

Overall Company Adds New Machines

The Pella Overall Company enjoys prosperity and will operate on a larger scale. Manager J. G. Klein reports new machinery added to speed up work and meet growing demand. The firm maintains many traveling salesmen and a sizable plant workforce, sustaining local employment in Pella.

Pella Overall Company J. G. Klein Pella

Rain Delays Mahaska Paving Projects Near Eddyville

Rain slowed paving on the Eddyville road delaying progress on the Mahaska project. Before Sunday rain 482 yards of concrete had been laid and 172 more yards were poured earlier that morning. A second grading crew from Perry, Kansas, was due to arrive to start work toward the Marion county line with fresh crews expected within a week. The company aims to pave 8 or 9 miles of the Pella road from Leighton and the 3.5 mile White Way stretch near Oskaloosa before resurfacing the Pella end. Public opening of the first 0.5 mile of Eddyville paving is planned for Sunday, August 29, shortening the detour by about a mile and a quarter.

Eddyville American Paving Corporation Perry Kan Marion County Kansas Pella Leighton Oskaloosa M. R. Homer Paving Company Eddyville Road

Removal Notice to New Office on Square Grounds

I have moved my office into my own building on the north side of the square, the former home of Dr. Keables. I can be found on the ground floor at the southeast entrance to the building. J. J. Sybenga M. D.

Dr. Keables J. J. Sybenga M. D

Pretty Birthday Party For Miss Nancy Renaud

Miss Nancy R Renaud celebrated her birthday on Monday August 23 with a 6:30 dinner for friends. Orange decor featured nasturtium accents, orange ribbons, and place cards praising each guest. A four course dinner followed, with games and warm wishes for many more birthdays.

Nancy R. Renaud Misses Jane Martha Gosselink Jeanette Dekker Lillian Payne Ruth Lautenbach Betty Wesselink Antoinette Vander Ploeg Florence Boot Pella Jeanetta van Gorp Otley Grace Terpstra Galesburg

Speech on Agriculture at Pella Public Square

Mr Tolbert president of the Farm Union of North Dakota will speak at the band stand in the public square at Pella at 3 00 p m Saturday August 28 The public is cordially invited to attend and hear an interesting and timely talk. J W Adair President Louis Van Haaf ten Secretary

Tolbert Farm Union of North Dakota Pella J. W. Adair Louis van Haaften

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Ella Commerce Chamber Meets Oskaloosa Band Netherlands Auto Woman Dog Woodrow Farm Bureau and Cooperative Exchange Grandman A. L. Ames Tama County Producers Commission Association of Chicago Ames Jacob de Haan Ila Fox Nancy Renaud Agriculture
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