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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

5

Rebellion of Miners Struggles Amid Cold Strike

The coal miners’ rebellion against the U S government continues as severe weather depletes on hand supply. In Pella two small mines supply about seventy tons daily, under fuel administrator orders. Some townspeople hope workers return as the strike’s cost grows. aid to rebels is blocked by courts, and government protection remains.

United States Pella P. H. van Gorp Jtme Kansas Reb Minera ePlaces Ny Union

Notice to Women’s Federated Club Members

All members of the Women’s Feder ted Club who cannot attend the club meeting December 9 please notify the chairman Mrs FP H Stubenrauch

Feder@ted Club FP. H, Stuben Rauch

Coal Notice Restricts Deliveries With Written Order

The Local Fuel Administrator orders coal delivery only by written order and bans home use orders while an applicant has one ton on hand. Haulers need an order for sale. violations are punishable. Lump coal 30 cents per ton, mine run 28 cents. report overcharges to the Fuel Administrator, P. H. Van Gorp.

Pella P. H. van Gorp G. W. Dennis W. A. Butts A. Butts Garden City Feeder Co George Heeren

Double Sermon Series at Baptist Church Begins Sunday

Pastor Robert Carroll will start a two day series at the Baptist church next Lord's Day December 7. The morning topics focus on The Wise Men with titles such as Sirs, We would see Jesus and What shall he do with Jesus. The evening topics explore The Making of a Happy Home with titles including The Wedding Bells and The Old Folks at Home.

Robert Carroll The Baptist Church Jesus Christ

Teamsters Agree to Limits on Coal Hauling and Bank Deliveries

Regular Teamsters hauling coal for the city have agreed with the fuel administrator to cap loads at 65 bushels and not to arrive at the Bishop Bank before 6 a.m. Farmers for home use are limited to 25 bushels per load. The price agreed is 280 delivered from the Bishop Bank for Mine Run. If any teamsters are omitted, report to the fuel administrator.

G. de Witt H. Klein Bill Brand G. Brower Bill Brower Martin Lubbers T. H. Klein Sam de Cook John de Winter Gee Cummins Fred Cumming Art Cummins A. T. Boot J. C. Boot M. M. Boot John Vander Berg Ike Woods Iims Woods Fred Simmons Reed Simmons Homer Dickey Ray Anderson Paul Heywood M. B. Davis Loran Augustine Gilfred Franklin Christus Charlie Bishop John Vander Linden Vander Beek L. Simons Bishop Bank

No hunting allowed on my farm near Pella

Property owner Van Hemert prohibits hunting on his 49 80 acre farm 1% milon N H of Pella using either dog or gun during hunting season warning posted.

Milon N. H Pella van Hemert

Notice to Subscribers Seeks Penny-a-Week Increase

A newspaper appeals to readers to raise subscriptions by one cent weekly to cover higher paper and labor costs. It explains wartime price rises and salary boosts, noting next year’s rate would be $2 from $1.50 and urges prepaying for savings, offering to handle other subscriptions to save money.

Chronicle

Pella Tigers Back In Form Under New Coach

The Pella Tigers rise to form after wartime disruption as XM. D. McWilliams of Ideal Pharmacy is chosen as coach. He intended to play but broke a leg early. he remains as coach with prior Central College coaching experience. The team schedules games against top state teams including the Des Moines Y M C A. and aims for high rank in the state.

Pella Tigers Army Navy D. McWilliams The Ideal Pharmacy McWilliams Central College Des Moines Y. M. C. A Tigers

Dr J J Sybenga Enlarges Pella Medical Office

Dr J J Sybenga, who resumed practice in Pella after military service, has enlarged his office by cutting through the partition to the upper story of the Puritan Drugstore building. He has added a complete diagnostic laboratory with elaborate apparatus to meet his expanding practice.

J. J. Sybenga Pella Puritan Sybenga

Cochranes Elected to State Historical Society

Towa City Iowa December 2 At their December meeting the Board of Curators elected Mr James H Cochran to membership in The State Historical Society of Iowa The society has grown rapidly with more than two hundred new members added this year Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard University praises the society noting its service to historical students across the country and its important national contribution

Towa City Iowa James H. Cochrane State Historical Society of State Historical Society United

Rhysburger Visit Over Thanksgiving Break

W. J. Rhysburger and his wife of Sac City stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rhyneburger during the Thanksgiving holidays. They planned to return Saturday evening so Will could resume schoolwork on Monday.

W. J. Rhysburger Sac City Rhyneburger

Older Boys Conference trip to Cedar Rapids documented

Twenty three fellows and leaders attended the State Older Boys Conference in Cedar Rapids November 28 to 30. They traveled from Otley Leighton and Pella with a large train crowd, meeting at a high school room for a pep session the night before Thanksgiving. Headquarters were at the Y M C A building in Cedar Rapids and St Paul s M E Church. Rev Ozora Davis of the Chicago Theological Seminary and Ambrose Wyrick led events. the conference was deemed a success with an echo meeting scheduled Friday afternoon at 3 10 to 4 at the High School.

Cedar Rapids Otley Leighton Pella Lacey Hotel Oskaloosa Marshalltown St. Paul's M. E Ozora Davis Chicago Theological Seminary Ambrose Wyrick Chicago

To Federalize Means to Get Service 1919 note

A brief note dated December 2 1919 from Federal Life Insurance Co acknowledges a full check for a jury sustained incident while cranking a car. It expresses thanks for prompt and just settlement.

Federal Life Insurance Co

Bazar by First Reformed Sunday School at Star Garage

The Always Faithful Class will hold a bazar at the Star Garage on Saturday December 6 from 11 a m to 6 p m. They will sell coffee chicken sandwiches and homemade candy.

First Reformed Sunday School Star Garage

Knickerbocker Society Invites President Hoffman to Speak

President M J Hoffman, in New York City on business and to meet Mrs Hoffman returning from Jamaica, has been invited to deliver the Knickerbocker Society annual dinner address on December 6. The society ranks among the oldest aristocratic groups in the country and past speakers have national reputations. President Hoffman and his wife are expected home early next week.

M. J. Hoffman New York City Giong Mr. Hoffman Hoffman

Dog and Applejack in Daddy Long Legs at Alamo Theatre

A dog in Daddy Long Legs performs a humorous act drinking Applejack, imitating a tipsy homeward stumble. The bit adds novelty to the show. See at Alamo Theatre December 9 and 10 with matinee at 2 30 and evening at 6 30.

Alamo Theatre

Masons Elect Officers at Pella Lodge No. 55

Pella Lodge No. 55 A F and A M elected officers for 1920 on Monday evening. Winners include W M W H Vander Ploeg L F Bousquet Ed J Van Gorp J W B H Sack Treas P H Stubenrauch Secy Installation of officers and appointees set for January 6 at the next regular meeting.

Pella Lodge A. F A. M W. H. Vander Ploeg W. M. L. F. Bousquet Ed. J. van Gorp J. W. B. H. Sack Treas P. H. Stubenrauch Sec’y

Chronicle Ad Rates Rise to Twenty Cents an Inch

Beginning December 1 the Chronicle will charge 20 cents per inch for display ads. The rise covers higher paper printer supplies and labor costs driving the rate increase.

Chronicle

Bazaar and Exchange by Federated Club Saturday

The Ladies of the Federated Club will hold a bazar and exchange at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Saturday afternoon November 20. Mrs J C Mitten is president.

Federated Club Chamber of Commerce

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Teamsters B, Andeweg Pete Vander Kolk Henry Bennick A de Hoey N Ver Beek A. van Ostrom & Brother Frank Demicole Dick de Joede Dr. Fultz Mark McWilliams DR. Sybenga Cochrane Bazar Knickerbocker Society Masons Ber J. C. Mitten Farmers National Bank U. S Federal Reserve Bank Marton W. H. Vander Ploog Dick C. van Zanth P. H. van Gorp G H. Wormhoudt A. C. van Houweling
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