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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

2

Reply from Albert Hoksbergen on church, war, and government

Albert Hoksbergen responds to editor and G Hy Vande Kei with a religious critique of ministers, patriotism, and policy. He argues church and state should refrain from meddling, cites scripture on judgment and drunkenness, warns against World War motives, links Depression to Washington, and laments lost gold in circulation while urging faith and restraint.

Albert Hoksbergen G. Hy Vande Vande Keift Hoksbergen Jesus Church Wilson Andrew Mellon

Trail to Peoria Offers Modern Apartments And City Views

A correspondent recounts a trip to Peoria Illinois with details on a six hour drive at high speeds, repairs to a car generator and armature, and a welcome Thanksgiving dinner. He describes compact modern apartments with versatile furniture, a Caterpillar Plant visit, rising employment, and the Le Kas Sugar Bowl restaurant. Traffic rules, electric bus lines, and streetcar dynamics are observed, along with a parade plan by Block and Kuhl and CWA projects. The journey ends with a rainy return home reflecting on Peoria life and prospects.

E. V. Goad Plymouth Peoria Ill Stuart Ilinois Ottumwa Burlington Caterpillar Tractor Company Mary Ellen Doggie Peoria Star City van Jok Wasling Hirai Edis Manter Illinois River Pella

Santa Claus Day Program Lights Up City with Caroling

Citizens readied for Santa Claus Day as stores stay open and a citywide concert unfolds. A program at seven o’clock features the High School glee club under Miss Anna Tysseling, the A Capella Choir led by Prof John Toms, the Junior High glee club, an instrumental trio from Central College, a male quartet led by T Kempkes, a brass ensemble by Hugo Kuyper, and the High School orchestra conducted by Richard Lewis. The event will be broadcast from the Security Bank building and aired citywide via remote control.

Security Bank Legion Anna Tysseling John Toms Central College T. Kempkes Hugo Kuyper Richard Lewis

Farmers May Now Make Application For Corn Loans

Marion county farmers can start applying for corn loans this week announced county agent Walter L. Brown. The county warehousing board and state committees collaborate to issue 45 cent in, bushel loans secured by warehousing certificates. Sealer teams will inspect cribs, measure corn, seal, and issue certificates usable at local banks or government loan agencies.

Marion County Walter L. Brown State Department of Agriculture Dan Fee Knoxville Labon Fodeson Pleasantville Jacob de Haan Pella W. A. Hollowell Melcher Geo. Jones Des Moines United States Department of Agriculture

Hitch-Hikers Robbed of Coats by Unknown Men

Three Simpson students hitch-hiking home from Des Moines Sunday evening were held by two men and one student. Perkins of Melcher lost his entire wardrobe along with a watch and some change. In the afternoon Peter Van Wie of Des Moines boarded a car with a 91-number and was led down a side road before being questioned.

Simpson Des Moines Dson. Perkins of Melcher Peter van Wie

Grotenhuis Dies in Hollandale After Heart Troubles

Dirk William Grotenhuis died at 8 15 a.m. in Hollandale Minnesota on November 28 after a long battle with heart illness. Born in Cedar Grove Wisconsin, he spent most of his life in Sioux County Iowa and later moved from Hespers to Hollandale. He married Eva De Vries in 1894 and left a legacy including five sons Edward Anne Bernard Marion and Raymond all of Hollandale eight grandchildren and siblings Gerrit John and Ed with connections to several families in the area.

M. Grotenhuis Hollandale Minn Dirk William Grotenhuis Hespers Mr. Grotenhuis Cedar Grove Wis Sioux County Owa Grotenhuis van der Lindens Wesselinks Bootsmas

Former Melrose Man Dies in Illinois Auto Crash

Joseph P. Sullivan, 48, a Burlington wholesale grocery salesman and former Melrose resident, died after a collision near Bushnell with a truck full of hogs. Co-driver Dick Oglesby also died. Funeral services and burial were in Burlington. Sullivan had lived in Melrose Sovilia and Albia and was well known.

Joseph P. Sullivan Burlington Melrose Albia MaComb Bushnell Dick Oglesby Sullivan Mr. Sullivan Sovilia

The Christmas Spirit Expressed In Many Ways

The Christmas spirit may be expressed in many ways depending on conditions and persons. We suggest gifts including books, toilet articles, leather goods, pictures, glassware, candies, toys and dolls. The Book Shop.

Dan Beyer Elected to Frat Membership in Kirksville

Kirksville Missouri December 6 Dan D Beyer son of Mrs H Beyer of Pella Iowa now a student in Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery has been elected to membership after initiation in the Phi Sigma Gamma fraternity He lives at 606 S Franklin St and is in the January 1986 class set to receive the Doctor of Osteopathy degree Beyer is a Pella High School graduate active in sports and attended Central College for two and a half years where he managed the baseball team and belonged to Philo Society The Kirksville college traces its roots to 1892 founded by Dr Andrew Taylor Still the founder of osteopathy.

Kirksville Dan D. Beyer H. Beyer Pella Iowa Kirksville College Osteopathy and Surgery Kir Fe Missouri Phi. Sigma Gamma Beyer S. Franklin St Central College High Philo Society School of Osteopathy Andrew Taylor

Relic of Antiquity in Robin Hood scene prompts flashlight mix

In the film Robin Hood Lady Marian uses Little John as a messenger. She gives him a scroll in a dark case, and a child asks its mother about the object. The mother loudly mistakes it for a flashlight, then corrects herself with a quip about a thermos bottle not existing in ancient times.

Robin Hood Lady Marian Earl of Huntington Little John John Mary

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