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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1915

Page

5

Lodge Elections: Odd Fellows and Masons name officers

The Odd Fellows elected officers for the first half of 1916 with George Kimmel continuing as secretary for forty one years. Pelth Lodge No 65 A F A M chose W A Young W M Udell Hendricks S W R D Melsiire J W B H Back treasurer H Westerhof secretary. Rebekahs elected six month term officers Cecyle VanderBeek N G Louise Vander Meide V G G W VanArkel treas A G Buwalda secretary.

Odd Fellows George Kimmel Mr. Kimmel Lodge Rebekahs Cecyle VanderBeek N. G Louise Vander Meide V. G

Tigers Start Basketball Season With Eddyville Contenders

The Pella Tigers open their basketball season Tuesday night December 14 facing the Eddyville Camels, a new club with fast material from former college stars. Coach McWilliams at Central is guiding expectations for a strong state championship drive while December includes a scheduled game against Des Moines Northwestern All-Stars. The Redfield team has already fallen to Des Moines, marking Des Moines as a top center.

Tigers Pella Tiger Eddyville “Camels Camels McWilliams Central Northwestern All-Stars Des Moines Redfield Des’ Moines

Twins as a Study in Dual Identity and Public Perception

An essay examines twins as a double life in human terms. It argues twins invite more interest and entertainment than single individuals through repeated impressions and shared identity, drawing comparisons to paired horses, troops, and choirs, noting societal bias toward duplication.

Theories on Twin Attractiveness in Public Discourse

The Chronicle invites discussion on the attractiveness of twins and related theories. The writer argues while other theories exist, the familiar and known comforts draw support, and a respectful public debate could shed light on a question of broad interest and personal relevance.

Chronicle

High School Societies Promote Permanent Student Programs

High school literary societies formed to rival and raise work quality with about thirty members each. Students plan programs under teacher supervision, with Clio Society already presenting Nov. 19. Crestomathian Society prepares a Ladies Home Journal themed program for Dec. 10, with officers Marion Wormhoudt and Mark Rillahan leading a committee including Verna Halbert and Freda Carpenter.

Fessent Barretta Clio Society Arthur Renaud Alfred Synhorst Marie Weyers Louis Kuyper Will DeBruyn Pearl Stein‘kamp Retta McIntire Crestomathian Society Ladies Home Journal Marion” Wormohudt Mark Rillahan Carl DeVries Verna Halbert Dick VanderPloeg Reefa Lancaster Freda Carpenter Warner VanderVoort Dick ‘Doedyns Lois Brooks Gertrude Varenkamp Gertrude Varenkamp Sextette Boys Glee Club Mark Rulahan Fashion Department Marion Wormhoudt

Card of Thanks for T Vogelaar’s Death

We wish to thank neighbors and friends for aid and kindly sympathy during the illness and death of our father T Vogelaar, and for the floral tributes thoughtfully given. The Children.

T. Vogelaar

Bargains on farm wagons and hardware stock

H VanMaren advertises a sale of farm wagons and wagon beds, a hardware stock at cut prices, and a 90 by 192 foot building lot on Main street with pavement water and sewer. The offer invites examination and notes prices are low with or without warehouse.

H. VanMaren

Bazaar to be held by First Reformed church groups

The Aid and Dorcas society and the Sunday school class of Cornelia Braam of the First Reformed church plan a bazar on Saturday December 18 in the A Van Stigt building at the square. Attendees can choose Christmas gifts and purchase chocolate coffee chicken sandwiches cake and homemade candy. Mrs R R Beard visited Oskaloosa Monday afternoon.

Aid and Dorcas Society Cornelia Braam First Reformed Church A. van Stigt

Lok and Liv Tism in the Evening

A fragmented note from AT THE CHURCHES page hints at a talk or topic titled Lok and Liv tism in the evening. No clear names or places are readable, but the item appears as a local church schedule or discussion note with uncertain full details.

Men Gather for Church Meeting Led by Dr Childs

About one hundred men attended the Sunday service at the Second Reformed Church. Dr Childs led the meeting and spoke on growth. M Van der Linden will lead next Sunday and all men and young men are invited to attend.

The Man of Shame at Electric Palace Saturday

A powerful silent drama from Jules Mary titled The Man of Shame screens at the Electric Palace on Saturday December 11. Cast includes Wilton Lackaye Harry C Myers and Rosemary Theby in a tale of love romance and intrigue from a Universal company.

Electric Palace Theatre Jules Mary Wilton Lackaye Harry C. Myers Rosemary Theby Universal Company

Henry Ford's Peace Expedition Ships Out

Henry Ford sails the Peace Ship Oscar II to Europe with a large group seeking to end the war. Ford plans no firm program beyond a Hague conference with neutral delegates, hoping public discussion sparks settlement while facing ridicule from many newspapers.

Henry Ford Oscar II Detroit Europe Ford Hague Chicago

Work of Henry Ford Proves Value of His Efforts

A fragment reflects on Henry Ford’s persistent labor and impact. It contrasts opponents doubting his methods with the growing confidence in the worth of his contributions and innovations.

Henry Ford Fidence

Surprise Party Honors TerLouw Family in Pella Move

Bethel church consistory members gathered Tuesday afternoon December 7 to surprise John TerLouw and his family. Rev Vander Helde and many couples attended, presenting a silver serving set and offering prayers and psalms. The family soon relocate to Pella, marking their second surprise from friends in two weeks.

John TerLouw Bethel Church Consistory TerLouws Vander Helde A. Boot B. VanRoekel A.B. Vos W. van der Hart W. DePenning TerLouw

Wedding Bells Cobbs Harris and Neels Klein Neels

Lovilia and Moravia residents Cobbs and Harris wed at Moravia on Thanksgiving Day. Antoinette Neels and Arthur Klein married December 8 at the Methodist parsonage. Klein a city mail carrier. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes for both couples.

Cobbs-Harris Phil Cobbs Lovilia Vergie Harris Moravia Lovilla Press Klein-Neels Antoinette Neels Arthur Klein Jesse A. Monkman Methodist Klein Washington Street the Chronicle

Pella Ordinance Regulating City Vehicle Operation

Ordinance 135 sets traffic rules in Pella Iowa including right side travel, signaling, pedestrian yield, and penalties. It requires youth vehicle limits, requires speed and signal compliance near obstructions, and mandates fines from one to twenty five dollars with possible jail or labor if unpaid. Passed December 7 1915 with city clerk attestation.

Pella Iowa A. C. Kuyphr

City Council Approves Sewer Connection and Paving Options

The council approved a joint sewer connection with Isaac LeCocq and adjoining property owner, adopted a trenching machine crossing regulation, and advanced a traffic ordinance. Finances show a $26,989.18 balance. bonds to be issued. bids approved for sewer work. Rees offers five inch concrete base with tarvia surface at $1.50 per sq yd with a five year guarantee, backed by Miller Barrett rep advocating tarvia paving.

LeCoca Isaac LeCocq San Peace Street Main East First Street East First Street. the Committee On Buildings and Grounds D. L. Wynna Geo. Clark Gaass Henry J. Rees Fidelity and Deposit Company Baltimore Rees A. F. Miller Chicago Barrett Manufacturing Co

Pella Youths Donated Skin After Motor Accident

A Dallas Evening Journal item reports that in Pella Iowa nearly every young man offered skin grafts to aid a fellow townsman injured in a motor crash. The donor is said to be on the road to recovery and the story casts a positive light on Pella’s community spirit.

W. J. Coulston Dallas Tex Evening Journal Harry Caulkett Pella Iowa

Peoria Man Pleads Guilty After Hunting Law Violation

Jacob Dunwoody was arrested by Woodruff court constable on a warrant after a game warden information charging hunting without license and trapping out of season. Seized were 18 muskrat, 13 skunk, 3 mink and one coon skin. Dunwoody pleaded guilty on his own recognizance with defense by S. V. Reynolds, claiming no intent to violate state law and that he followed others’ practices.

Jacob Dunwoody Peoria John Broyles Woodruff Court S. V. Reynolds

Enjoyable Edison Diamond Disc Concert at Keables Store

Friday evening a two hundred fifty guest audience attended a delightful reproduction concert of the Edison Diamond Disc. Gerrit Vanden Berg directed the event with clerks handling guest comfort and refreshments. Attendees praised the performance and thanked the organizers for the splendid entertainment.

Pi Drug Edison Keables Gerrit Vanden Berg

College Notes Seventeenth Lecture Audition and Social

The notes detail a week of campus events including a 13th lecture number a musical and campus gatherings. Mr and Mrs Clifton hosted Mr and Mrs Glover and the Misses Greiner while Dr Bailey gave a speech. Professors McIntire and Sadler hosted gatherings and a German play was planned. Football prizes were announced with campus prizes from Puritan Drug Store and DeReus barber shop. Bobby Hites named captain for next year.

Carl Byers Lloyd Roach Leonard Allen Mark McWilliams Ralph McIntire Armourer Chapel McWilliams Muirhead Puritan Lowe DeReus Hites Mr. Fry Bobby Hites Fry Hillyer

Bazaar and Cooking Exchange at Star Garage

The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a Bazaar and Cooking Exchange in the Star Garage Saturday afternoon. Also serve tea with a Parcel Post shower at one o'clock. Cook books on sale at The Two Vans.

Baptist Ladies Aid Star Garage Adv

Man of Shame to Play at Electric Palace on December 11

Universal film presents The Man of Shame with Wilton Lackaye as lead at the Electric Palace. The feature is hailed as one of the year's best by critics and a real hit of the current screen season.

Universal Film Company Man of Wilton Lackaye Electric Palace Theater Th Universal Otis

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