Vander Linden Funeral Draws Large Local Attendance
Funeral services for Arie N. Vander Linden were held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at his Schulte apartments home. A large crowd of friends and relatives gathered to pay tribute to a man described as upright and devout. The service featured hymns, psalms, and a Dutch-language prayer, with a eulogy praising his faithful life and community contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H.liggett
van der Linden
R. T. Nordlund
John Wesselink
Wesselink
Liggett
Marie Lautenbach
A. B. van Houweling
Charles Sipkema
Rev. Nordlund
Oakwood
Prohibition border rush and NRA optimism noted
New York reports Saturday night as the nation preps for repeal. General Hugh Johnson claims NRA credit for 4,000,000 reemployed, a figure viewed as optimistic. Iowa hog price pegging, Hawaii earthquakes, Lindbergh South Atlantic flight, and various legal and crime notes shape a wide state and national update.
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New York
America
Hugh Johnson
NRA Haseen
Surprised Birthday Gathering for Wm Vander Horst
A birthday surprise was held for Mr. Wm. Vander Horst on Friday evening before his Dec. 2 birthday. Twenty three relatives and friends attended, sharing hymns, visiting, and refreshments before departure. Attendees included Peter ElderMan and family, Tunis Hoksbergen and family, Henry Vander Horst and family, Nick Schuring Sr., Connie Schuring family, Minnie Hoekman, William Kelderman family, Grandma Vander Fest, and others.
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Wm. Vander Horst
Vander Horst
Peter Welderman
Cornelia
Irene
Janet
William Henry
Marvin Eugene
Tunis Hoksbergen
Albert James
Kathi Ruth
Henry Vander Horst
Fifty One on Second High Honor Roll at Pella
The second six weeks honor roll for Pella high school lists a large rise in names. Seniors lead with nineteen, including Van Ee Vernon Gosselink and William Van Heukeleom among others. Junior and freshman names follow with numerous Langerak, Van Heukelom, Ver Meer, and related families continuing their prominence.
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H. S. Honor
Pella High School
van’ Ee
Vernon Gosselink
Wm. van Heukelom
Raymond de Jong
William Ver Meer
Harold Vande Noorde
George Pos
Wayne Bensink
Wilma Bosch
Esther Ruth Carter
Bernice van Gorn
Wilma van Heukelom
Elizabeth Hoksbergen
Henrietta Hollebrands
Lucille Vande Keift
Margaret M. Ver Meer
Ella Slocum
Anna Ulrich
Thelma Vande Voort
Grada Juniors Bosveld
Fred Hospers
Junior Ver Meer
Gary Wormhoudt
Arthur Bogard
Helen R. Braashart
Kathryn Fowler
Virginia Grandia
Ardella de Jong
Janet Klein
Ardys R. Langerak
Bernice Ver Ploeg
Eleanor Rietveld
Elizabeth Vander Wal
Jeanette Homores Cook
Jen Worthhoudt
Herbert Carter
Pinyllia van Heukelem
Alda Mae van Howeling
Thank You for Support in Our Bereavement
Card of thanks from Elam Vanden Berg family expressing gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death of husband and father William Vanden Berg and for the offerings received during the funeral period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vanden Berg
Ae High
Elam Vanden Berg
Imp receding prose and odd product claim in editorial
A fragmented survey of editorial opinion catalogs blunt statements on conditions amid propaganda. The passage asserts editorials provide plain factual conditions and references cucumber juice as a skin bleach, signaling a mix of commentary and unusual product claim.
New Manager At Standard Station
Lee Lautenbach is the new manager of the Standard Oil Co. service station No. 26 at the corner of Franklin and East First streets, succeeding Deck Diekema. The station has an advertisement in this issue highlighting products and services of interest to motorists.
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Lee Lautenbach
Standard Oil Co
Franklin and
East First Streets
Deck Diekema
College Humor musical romance at Pella Theatre dates set
Paramount’s elaborate musical comedy College Humor arrives at the Pella Theatre for December 7, 8 and 9. The all star cast includes Ing Crosby Richard Arlen Mary Carlisle Jack Oakie George Burns Gracie Allen Lena Andre and Mary Kornman with the Ox Road Co Eds providing chorine numbers. USC coach Howard Jones appears in football sequences. The film blends music comedy dance and plot with campus antics and risqué reputations.
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Paramount
Pella
Ing Crosby
Richard Arlen
Mary Carlisle
Jack Oakie
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Lena Andre
Mary Kornman
Ox-Road
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Prairie City Bank Opens Its Doors
Prairie City News reports the First National Bank of Prairie City will resume normal banking Friday after months of restrictions. The reopening promises full banking facilities and broad local support from business and community leaders. In other news, Carl Wickman of Albuquerque, New Mexico, was involved in a fatal incident this Saturday, where a woman was killed with a tire tool after a confession to police.
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Prairie City
First National Bank of
Carl Wickman
Albuquerque
N. M
Donalda Chicoine Wickman
Advertising does not raise prices says skeptical buyer
A skeptical reader counters a recurring claim that heavy advertising raises costs. He argues advertising expands sales volume and lowers consumer prices by enabling merchants to sell in bulk. He notes many cheap sellers push cheaper goods while avoiding ads.
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andSomeone
Chiro Meeting Scheduled in Pella Next Week
Reports from state committees indicate the Southern Iowa Chiropractic Meeting in Pella will be the largest sectional convention in years with lecturers and nationally renowned talent. Main speaker Dr. J E Slocum, now in Washington DC, directs Human Relations at the National Chiropractic Association and will present his Denver National Convention address at the High School auditorium on December 14 as part of a free public meeting and banquet at Legion Hall. Reservations via Dr. L M Henry due by December 18. children must be accompanied for the free lecture and entertainment.
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Southern Iowa
Pella
J E. Slocum
Towa
Washington, D. C
National
Legion Hall
City Installs Modern Master Electric Clock
City workers install a Seth Thomas spring clock and a Telecron electric clock at the city light plant. The spring clock is set by Western Union time from the Naval Observatory, while the Telecron is kept in sync by adjusting generator speed. The system coordinates all clocks on city light lines and improves accuracy and economy. The electric clock at the Security Bank building was repaired and put back in service.
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City Light Plant
City Electricians
Seth Thomas
Western Union
Naval Observatory
Arlington
Security Bank
Rockford Bosveld Dies Very Suddenly
Rockford Bosveld died suddenly on a Tuesday morning at his home 818 Columbus street. He was 59 years, 7 months, and 26 days old, born in Pella on March 31 1874. Funeral at 1:80 o'clock this afternoon at the Pella Burial Association funeral home with Rev. Bosch. Interment at Graceland. He conducted a barber shop and worked as a painter. Unmarried. Survived by two sisters Mrs K Wielard of this city and Mrs Arie Valde Gaarde of Chicago and brothers Johannes of Pella and John of Mt Pleasant.
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Rockford
Correction notice on misinfo about William Van Denerg death
A correction appears regarding misinformation about the death of William Van Denerg. The notice clarifies the proper details and timing, updating readers on the erroneous page reference and ensuring accurate attribution.
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William van Denerg
Brio
What Makes Christmas It Is Not the Angels Singing
Poem reflects on true Christmas spirit beyond gifts and bounty. It emphasizes the Christ within the manger and the joy of giving, loving service, and thinking of others. The message urges keeping the Christmas spirit year round so every day feels like Christmas. Selected.
Pella City Council Proceedings December 6 1933
The City of Pella held a regular council meeting on December 6 1933 with Mayor Fultz presiding. All members were present. The minutes were approved. A petition to the State Highway Commission for roadside landscaping was directed to be signed. Water and Sewers Superintendent reported equipment in good order. Treasurer reported a month end balance of 42200.19 dollars and the report was approved. Bills were filed and warrants issued per Finance Committee recommendation.
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City of
Pella
Fultz
State Highway Commission
Supt. of Water and Sewers
Finance Committee
Arrows of Taxation Cartoon Reflect Plight of Taxpayers
A Detroit cartoon shows a figure representing the American taxpayer surrounded by arrows labeled tax. The arrows strike clothes lunch bucket and body, illustrating rising, multi directional taxation from property income gasoline electricity securities purchases and various others amid wartime spending.
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Detroit
Central College Banquet Honors 1933 Football Team
The annual Central college football banquet at the American Legion hall honored the 1933 team. Coach Winter praised the fighting spirit of a losing year, with speakers summing the season and naming freshman lettermen. Stimmell elected honorary captain amid musical performances and community toastmaster remarks by Dr. H. Lankelma.
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Central College
Pella Business Men
American Legion Hall
H. Lankelma
Schilder
Arne Schilder
Committee On
Clifford Hindman
Coach Winter
Winter
Weetra
Ray
Morissi
Evers
Wells
Roterson
Berkey
Hindman
Heerema
Cleotus Summel
Omar Ray
Beuna Vista
Casey Niefert
Mervin Leavengood
Hostetler
de Velder
Dean Pietenpol
Stimmell
Central Opens the Basketball Season Saturday Night
Central college cagers begin the 1933 34 schedule Saturday night December 9 at 730 pm with Grandview college Des Moines Iowa. Returning lettermen Sullivan Hoogheim Jongewaard De Velder Van Arkle Stimmel Noifert Reimer headline a squad joined by returning reserves Dykstra Knott Krogel Meyers and about fourteen freshmen led by Nelson Jennings Hoekstra Smi Kregel Wise Newcomer Maloney Saylor Berkey. Two home games follow at 7 80 pm including Des Moines Des Success school and Grinnell at Pella with tickets 40 cents single 80 cents both games
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Central College Cagers
Grandview College
Des Moines
Iowa
Sullivan
Hoogheim
Jongewaard
Dé Velder
van Arkle
Stimmel
Noifert
Reimer
Dykstra
Knott
Krogel
Meyers
Nelson
Marshalltown
Jennings
Stourney
Hoekstra
Maurice
Smi
Sioux Center
Kregel
Waupun
Wise
Newcomer
Newberg
Malon’ Ey
Chariton
Saylor
Ieola
Berkey
Humeston
Joach
College
Grandview Colle
Iowa ‘Success School
Sronday Iene Oe
Central
University At
Grinnell
Pella
Secon al He
Saceraay Lounge
Heke Childress
A A Alloway Called by Death in Galeab
A A Alloway is reported as having died, with obituary notes indicating the passing in Galeab and announcing the death of the local figure A A Alloway.
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A. A. Alloway
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Arie N. Vander Linden
A. N. Vander Linden
Schul
Vander Linden
Nicholas Vander Linden
E. Slycoard Vander Linden
Vuuren
Holland
James Mountingh
Huiskamp
P. G. Gauss
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Washington D. C
Joseph Kloucek
Mrs
Anna Sleckta
Tabor
S. D
Island
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Civil Works Administration
The
Register
Charles A. Lindbergh
South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Lloyd Warner
St Louis
Tahequah
Oklo
Charles Sater
John Griffith Harnage
Tahlequah
Harnage
Oklahoma
Martin’ J. Inguls
United States
Canada
A. C. Kingstone
Ontario Supreme Court
Chicago, Ill
D. W. Bates
Carl W. McKeen
Topeka
Asas
Wm. A. Langer
North Dakota
John Doncaster
Prince George
Paul Kauffman
Avis Woolery
Jackson County
Jefferson City
Thomas B. Bush
Scremoby van
Des Plaines River
Chicago
J. Freshmen Cummings
Arlie Kuyper
Joan M. Langerak
Clarence Langerak
Esley Paltzer
Lucille Renaud
Mary Louise Traveling
Raseling
Vande Ceest
Wilma van Gorp
Virginia
Lincoln
John H. Orth
Ft. Dodge
Standard
Prairie City Bank
Chiro
Rockford Bosveld
General Fund
Nepal
Fire Dept
A. C. Kaype
Galeab
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