Wise Man Buys Coal Early This Summer
Advertisers urge readers to stockpile coal now before cold weather raises prices. The piece notes lower summer prices for Virginia and Kentucky coal, warns of shortages and bad roads later, and argues storage protects modest budgets.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Mrs Hattie Van Cleave Entertained at Whittier
Whittier social pages describe Mrs Hattie Van Cleave visiting from Pella Iowa being hosted by Whittier College circle. Events included garden party at Hackett home with P E O Chapter B-1, tea by Mrs Chalmers Newsom, dinner by the Hacketts with Whittier officials, luncheon by Miss Esther Williams, and a Monday visit hosted by Mrs J B Seale.
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Los Angeles Times
Whittier
Hattie van Cleave
the Times
Whittier College
Pella
Iowa
Quaker City
Edith Clark
Marion Keasbey
Marjorie Maple
Olive Marshburn
Mary Myers
Edna Nanney
Jessie Newsom
Miriam Ostrom
Lola Perry
Blanche Rees
Flo Rees
Edith Thompson
Gertrude Todd
Cora Wildman
Millie Wood
Irene Wright
Dell Coryell
Margaret Newsom
Grace Dixon
Hackett
Chalmers Newsom
Van
Death of Bernardus Van Ginkel at 76 in town
Bernardus Van Ginkel died at his home at 9 00 a m Monday August 25 1924 aged 76 years 10 months and 22 days from a stroke of apoplexy He is survived by his wife Funeral services were held at 1004 West Third Street on Wednesday at two o clock Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery
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Bernardus van Ginkel
West Third Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of Simons Leendert Simons Near Peoria
Simons Leendert Simons died at his home near Peoria at 10 30 p m Sunday August 24 1924 aged 68 years 1 month and 27 days Cause cancer He is survived by three sons and one daughter one son still living in Holland from which the family came about fourteen years ago Funeral services were held at Peoria Wednesday afternoon at one o clock conducted by Rev J De Haan of Pella Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery Pella
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Leendert Simons
Peoria
Government defense test impresses Legion and Red Cross
The piece notes how American Legion and Red Cross may push for better mobilization methods after war experiences. It cites the harsh winter at Camp Cody in 1917-18 and suggests demand for a fairer, better planned system with a genuine trial.
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American Legion
Red Cross
Camp Cody
Patriotic Groups Eager for WWI Test in Readiness Effort
A wide range of patriotic organizations indicate anxiety to see how their members will perform in a forthcoming world war related test. The drive highlights ongoing civic mobilization and interest in demonstrating public service readiness across communities.
Cotton Bags Wanted at Chronicle Office
Chronicle office seeks cotton bags for exchange. Trade paper or cash payment offered.
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