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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

6

Local visitors and Thanksgiving events in Pella area

Local residents recount Thanksgiving visits and gatherings in Pella. KUYPERs from Chicago attend the funeral of Mrs. Stegeman, with extended Stegeman family members present. Residents note shopping trips, visiting relatives in Holland Michigan and Chicago, and a college faculty skating party. John Heerema's drug store redecor is highlighted. The piece includes a passage on Universal Bible Sunday with President Roosevelt praising the Bible and the American Bible Society’s work, urging December sixth observance.

A. J. Kuyper Chicago Tim Plate Mon- Foc Pella Dean Pietenpol

Ills in Illness and Local Social News Gatherings

Howard son of Mr and Mrs C Groenendyk is ill with pneumonia L Branderhorst fell from a horse injuring back and bruises Mr and Mrs G Roozenboom hosted Thanksgiving dinner with relatives and friends including the John Roozenboom family Joe Roozenboom and children Tennis Fynaart and children and Central College student Gus Roozenboom Gerrit Johanna Janet Martha and Gerald at home Chas Ves and John Vander Pol visited Wm Shaarf home on Sunday Mrs B P Groenendyk and three of ren visited relatives in Pella Friday B B Circle and families gathered at G Plate home for an oyster supper 31 attended Mr and Mrs William Scharf hosted Thanksgiving dinner for family from Oskaloosa Richard Gilliland Raymond Schaarf A Schaarf Clyde Martin Rose Hill and John Veerman and daughter Loom weaving lesson at Walter Plate home Five looms made Second weaving lesson set with Mrs Van Gilst December 9

Central College Pella Gerrit Johanna Janet Martha Gerald Chas Ves John Vander Pol Wm. Shaarf B. P. Groenendyk Ren B. B. Circle G. Plate William Scharf Oskaloosa Richard Gilliland Raymond Schaarf A. Schaarf Clyde Martin Rose Hill John Veerman

Roosevelt Endorses Universal Bible Sunday Observance

President Franklin D. Roosevelt endorses Universal Bible Sunday to be observed on December 6. He notes churches nationwide will unite to honor the Bible’s pivotal role in shaping the nation and the world as the American Bible Society marks its 120th year of missionary work.

Roosevelt American Bible Society Universal Bible the Bible Society Washington, D. C Franklin D. Roosevelt Churches of

District Health Unit plan outlines new public health system

The Iowa State Department of Health proposes a district public health unit framework to expand nursing services with county nurses, advisory boards, and shared funding. Full district staffing would include a medical director, sanitary engineer, and nurse supervisor, funded by federal and local sources, with local approval for new projects. Local boards retain health authority while district personnel support comprehensive programs. early moves depend on local funds and federal allotments.

State Department of Health U.S. Public Health Sice Children's Bureau Social Security Act Boards of Supervisors Boards of Education Red Cross U. S. Public Health Service Children’s Bureau Iowa Boards of Health Walter L. Bierring

Bad Auto Accidents Thanksgiving Day Near Pella

The Jacob Van Dusseldorp car led the collision with the M. J. Thomassen vehicle east of Pella last Thursday morning. Mrs. Johanna Van Dusseldorp suffered cuts and bruises after being thrown into the windshield and was taken for treatment.

Jacob van Dusseldorp M. J. Thomassen Pella van Dusseldorp Thomassen Johanna van Dusseldorp

Tulip Town Becomes Show Place of Pella

A vacant Main Street area in Pella's Tulip Town has been transformed by the Junior Chamber Commerce into a show place with landscaping, trees planted, and 15,000 tulips planned, including 10,000 in place and 5,000 more to plant. Crushed stone walks will be added.

Pella

The Human Element in Safe Driving Education

The article argues the driver is the key problem on highways and urges education through schools clubs and safety organizations. It stresses that proper training is essential, compares animal training to driver education, and contends fewer accidents will follow when drivers accept responsibility.

Highway safety and proper road markings urged

The speaker calls for engineers to build straight wide roads and mark them clearly while condemning drivers who ignore markings. He argues for wide shoulders sloping ditches and safety measures and urges the public to set a correct example by using them properly.

Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party For Members

The Legion Auxiliary held its December meeting with plans for a Christmas party for legionnaires and families in cooperation with the Post. Committees were named and baskets to be given at Christmas. The Junior Auxiliary works on scrapbooks for hospitalized children. Guest speaker Mrs. Saunders, rehab hostess at the Veterans Hospital, praised the local program and described hospital work at Battle Creek Fort Manhattan Great Lakes Knoxville and seven years there.

Legion Auxiliary Linder Dykhu Mrs. Saunders Veterans Hospital Battle Creek Ft Manhattan Great Lakes Knoxville

Hospitable Evening with Dutch Cookies Gifted

On the hospital grounds a gathering praised a speaker who was presented a box of Dutch cookies. Hostesses for the evening included Alice Hoeksema Carrie Ries Anna Koopmans Dr Nellie Kramer Jennie De Reus Cora Klein and Helen Van Sittert.

Alice Hoeksema Carrie Ries Anna Koopmans Nellie Kramer Jennie de Reus Cora Klein Helen van Sittert

State News Roundup: Fatal Truck Pedestrian Crash and More

Dwight Hess, 24, of Knoxville, Ind., jailed in Des Moines as police investigate a fatal truck pedestrian crash that killed Mose W. Clayman, 60, of 1509 Ninth St, on Park Ave and Indianola Road. Also, 70 yachts including King Christian's Rua burned in Copenhagen. Roosevelt era wholesale prices rise 14 percent in three years. Lucille Shinker crowned most beautiful girl in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Clay County tax collections expected to exceed last year as economists track finances.

Dwight Hess Knoxville Des Moines Mose W. Clayman Ninth St Park Ave Indianola Road Lucille Shinker Pomeroy St. Mary’s Academy of Pomeroy Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Tax collection rate in 1935 shows high payment total

Deputy Treasurer LeRoy Flint reports 96.82 percent of the 1935 tax due has been paid this year. The update reflects strong local compliance and steadiness in revenue collection.

LeRoy Flint

County Tax Bill Delinquent Amount Noted

A 2m certified county tax bill totals 721,136.77 with 22,941.22 currently delinquent.

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