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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

5

School opens September seventh in Pella

The Public School begins Monday September 7 for children five by January 1 1926. Enrollment days for high school on September 4 and 5, with reenrollment or new enrollment possible later. Books sold at cost for cash. high school sets listed by class. Improvements to Lincoln and Webster schools described, plus weekly church Bible study releases for students whose parents sign cards.

Pella Lincoln School Lincoln Webster

Colfax Healer Relocates to Pella on Liberty Street

W F Hughey, long trusted in Colfax for healing, has moved to Pella where he rented a property recently purchased by Dan Dieleman on Liberty Street. The adjustment brings the healer closer to Pel la residents seeking care amid community interest.

W. F. Hughey Pella Colfax Dan Dieleman Liberty Street

MISSION MEETING EXTENDED ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN

Rain interrupted the Zendingsfeest of the Christian Reformed churches delaying the program from Wednesday. The First Christian Reformed church hosted addresses while speakers planned for Thursday. By clear weather on Thursday an outdoor gathering drew a large crowd, and collections reached their usual size with refreshment profits added to the total.

Christian Reformed First Christian Reformed Church

Third Reformed Church bids farewell to Pastor Hankamp

A Friday evening gathering at the Third Reformed Church in Pella honored retiring pastor Rev. George Hankamp and his family. The event, attended by church members and friends, featured speeches and a $100 purse presented in appreciation. Refreshments followed the presentations as the Hankamps plan to remain in Pella.

Third Reformed Church George Hankamp Pella Hankamp

Reward Offered For Chicken Thieves In Jasper County

Jasper County Farm Bureau launches a $500 reward program to aid in the capture conviction and arrest of anyone stealing poultry from members. Farmers urged to watch for yellow and black Farm Bureau cards, mark poultry, and report suspicious activity as hearings proceed for related freight service permit in Des Moines.

Jasper County Farm Bureau Jasper County Farm Bureau Monroe Mirror

Opening of Central College Begins New School Year

Central College announces the opening of the new academic year on September 9 at 10 am with registration for students from Pella and distant locations on preceding days. The event includes addresses, faculty introductions, and guidance for course selection. The college highlights its Christian foundation, new faculty appointments in College and Academy, and optimistic enrollment projections. President-elect John Wessellink.

Central College Pella Pietenpol Heemstra G. F. Lee F. Ruge Julia Watson Dorothy M. Scholl A. M Ann Arbor Mich Newton Boggs Madison Wis Leenhouts Henrietta E. Roelofs Edgerton Minn Calvin Bosch Sara Gosselink M. J. Hoffman John Wesselink

Central Park Cafe Sunday Chicken Dinner

A local cafe invites patrons to enjoy a chicken dinner every Sunday at Central Park Cafe. The promo highlights a regular Sunday meal offering for community dining in a casual setting.

Central Park Cafe

What Telephone Franchise Is Right For Pella

Citizens of Pella face a crucial choice on the telephone franchise. The opinion urges careful scrutiny of the contract rather than focus on the individual awarded the franchise, warning that a 25 year monopoly could allow rate hikes and poor service if protections lapse. The piece cites Des Moines and Corydon to illustrate risks and stresses lasting safeguards in the franchise.

Pella Des Moines Iowa Telephone Trust Daily Papers Corydon

Final Band Concerts Saturday and Tuesday

There will be band concerts Saturday evening August 29 and Tuesday evening September 1. These will be the last concerts of the season.

Entertain in Honor of Miss Vander Linden Farewell Dinner

A six o'clock dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook for Miss Leona Vander Linden before her third mission term to China. Guests included her close friends who enjoyed a twelve-seat table, games, experiences shared by Vander Linden, and a grab basket of Chinese gifts.

Leona Vander Linden Ed Cook Leona China Vander Linden Miss Vander Linden

Vander Ploeg Named Receiver Over Three Des Moines Banks

Des Moines papers report state banking chief L A Andrews has ruled that three failed Des Moines banks can be managed from one office. Receivers of two were released, placing all three under W H Vander Ploeg, receiver for the United States Bank.

Des Moines L. A. Andrews W. H. Vander Ploeg United States Bank

OWA Farmers To Hold Debate On Tariff Support

The fourth annual state wide farmers debate will study government aid to create a tariff mechanism for U S farm products with surplus. Five questions were chosen by the state debate council and voted on by county farm bureaus then approved by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Inter-township debates start in November and December with inter county, district and state finals set for March or April. W H Stacy of the extension service is compiling material for Oct 1 distribution. Previous state winners include Fayette and Hardin counties with Dubuque county last spring and Polk County a consistent contender.

United States United States Congress State Farmer’s Debate Council Carl Heidman Granger R. F. O'Donnell Cole E. Bass Boone W. H. Stacy Ames Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Extension Service Iowa State College Fayette County Hardin County Dubuque County Polk County

Dollars Spent Here Come Back to Pella Citizens

A local call urges residents to spend dollars at home in Pella to boost community growth. It argues local purchases fund schools, churches, streets, and services, with profits circulating back to residents through civic improvements. It notes future merchant messages appear in September.

Pella

Pella Missionary Dies in India

Relatives of Mrs. John Firth learned by cable of her death at North Lakhimpur in Assam on August 25 while serving as a missionary. She and her husband left Pella in 1921 after two years in America, with multiple trips to India since 1893. Her daughter Gertrude stayed in the United States with Aunt Professor Martha Firth of Central College. Her mother resides in Ayrshire Iowa and her brother Rev F H Webster, a Central College alumnus, once pastored at Monroe.

John Firth Assam India North Lakhimpur Firth Pella America Gertrude Firth Martha Firth Central College Ayrshire Iowa F. H. Webster Baptist Church Monroe

State Fair Train Offer from Rock Island Railroad

The Rock Island Railroad sets special state fair fares at one dollar per mile for trips on Monday August 31 and Tuesday September 1. Tickets bought Monday are valid for return Tuesday evening, tickets bought Tuesday return Wednesday evening. The railway promises good accommodations and urges travelers to avoid driving to Des Moines.

Rock Island Railroad Des Moines

Pella Shooters Attend Marysville Match

Pella Gun Club members Earl Black Harry Boland and Rus Van Zante joined a shooting match at Marysville Tuesday afternoon. Chronicle editor rode with Rus for a visit to his boyhood country and met longtime acquaintances as shooters from Marion Mahaska Polk Wapello Monroe and Keokuk counties posted scores just below 96.

Earl Black Harry Boland Rus van Zante Pella Marysville The Chronicle Rus Marion Mahaska Polk Wapello Monroe Keokuk Counties

Public Auction Planned for Old School Building

Public sale notice announces the old school building in European District No 3 Marion County to be offered at public auction on Friday September 4 at 1 30 p m.

Marion County

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