Mammoth Santa Parade Fuels Town Celebration
Schools close for a 1 30 Friday parade through Main Street to Central Park. Santa Claus Mary Christmas Old Mother Goose and Red Riding Hood lead the march with a log cabin entry and candy sacks for children. Chamber committees promise a lasting holiday event rain or shine.
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Main Street
Central Park
Santa Claus
Mary Christmas
Old Mother Goose
Red Riding Hood
Chamber of Commerce
2000 Farmers Rescued by Federal Relief in Midwest
Omaha figures show 2,519 distress cases from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming, with 2,059 loans approved or closed and 430 reacted. Frank A. OConnor says the Farm Credit Administration has aided four of five hard pressed debtors, stabilizing land retention under a long term low interest program. Since inception 29,320 land bank loans totaling 129,335,860 dollars have been issued to Iowa farmers.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Frank A. O'Connor
Farm Credit Administration
Land Bank
Iowa
O’connor
Ace
Land Bank and Commissioner
Free Turkey For Christmas Gift Ad By Central States Electric
The Central States Electric Co announces a Christmas gift offer in this issue. The ad promises a free turkey for Christians who make purchases this season. Details and eligibility are explained in the advertisement.
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Central States Electric Co
Turkey
Black's Stage A Big Two Day Sale
Black's Style Shop advertises a two day sale of ladies misses and children's ready to wear and numerous other articles with marked down prices. The sale starts Friday morning at 8:30 oclock and runs for two days, offering seasonable merchandise at low prices to stock wardrobes for winter and spring.
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Black’s Style Shop
Christmas vacation dates set by school board
Vacation in schools will begin December 21 and continue to January 2 with a three day spring break. The High school Christmas program December 20 features a musical night, songs and a short play by Oral English. Admission is a donation to Welfare League. A declamatory contest series starts with diverse participants. Pella to play North High Des Moines Saturday. Honor roll listed with seniors juniors sophomores names. Conference orchestra festival to be held at Pella.
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Welfare League
Pella
North High
Des Moines
Teetival
Jacob Wouda Taken Sudden Ill On Tuesday
Otley resident Jacob Wouda, longtime janitor of the Christian Reformed church, suffered a sudden paralysis Tuesday forenoon. His daughter found him prostrate at the church, and he was moved home where a Pella physician reported his condition not favorable Wednesday morning.
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Jacob Wouda
Otley
Christian Reformed Church
Mr. Wouda
Wooda
Remembering NICK BOGAARD Early Pella resident dies at 85
Nick Bogaard, 85, longtime Pella figure, died Monday at the Home For the Aged after a brief illness and a recent recovery. Born in the Netherlands February 26, 1849, he emigrated with his family to America. Survived by 11 children, 19 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and several siblings, he led a devout life. funeral held at Third Reformed Church with high family attendance and a large crowd.
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Nickolas Bogaard
Pella
Mr. Bogard
Albert Veldhuizen
Mr. Bogaard
The
Chronicle
Netherlands
Landgil
Bogaard
America
Third Reformed Church
G. Menning
H. . Pietenpol
W. N. Bogaard
Dick Bogaard
David Bogaard
G. Gosselink
C. A. Gosselink
Campfire Girls Plan Christmas Bazaar and Candy Sale
The Campfire Girls will hold a Christmas bazaar and candy sale at Klyn and De Winter Meat Market on Saturday December 16 1934.
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Klyn & de Winter
Kuyper and Sons Vegetable Market to Close for Week
Notice that Kuyper and Sons Vegetable Market on the West side of the square will close on Thursday December 20 1984 during closing week. Prices listed include carrots one dollar per pound onions one dollar ten cents per half pound. potatoes also advertised at low prices.
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Kuyper and Sons
Pharmacists Gather for Iowa District Meeting at Legion Hall
Local druggists hosted pharmacists from five Iowa counties at the Legion Hall with many guests including Pella physicians. Dr. Fred W. Moore spoke on the Basic Science Law proposing a uniform educational standard for healing professions. Dr. R. L. Parker and Walter Meads also spoke on medical and pharmacy topics. A Dutch choir and readings accompanied the program and a Dutch supper was served by the Legion Auxiliary.
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Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Legion Hall
Pella
Fred W. Moore
R. L. Parker
Iowa State Medical Association
Walter Meads
Iowa Pharmacy Commissioners
G. W. van Arkel
John Hagens
Donald
Winifred Hesselink
Irvin J. Lubbers
Central College
The
American Legion
John Heerema
Pastor Rev. F. De Jong Accepts Call in Pella
Members of the First Christian Reformed church in Pella announce that Rev. Frank De Jong of Prairie View Kansas has accepted the church’s call to be pastor. He will begin the field here the week of January 1 1935 succeeding Rev. R J Danhof who moves to Holland Michigan. De Jong is noted as educated experienced and highly recommended. The church welcomes his family and hopes for a fruitful stay. A potential new treaty to replace the 1922 Washington treaty was anticipated this week.
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First Christian Reformed Church
Frank de Jong
Prairie View
Kansas
de Jong
R. J. Danhof
Fourteenth Street
Holland, Mich
Pella
Fine Work Done By Former Local School Teacher
Pauline Garrison Goldenstein, born in Pella and a former local teacher, created a set of nature study textbooks for grades one through six. Printed by Garrison-Goldenstein Press in Caldwell Idaho, the volumes show craftsmanship and individuality. The books are expected to be adopted in Idaho schools and possibly beyond. Mrs. Goldenstein is the daughter of Dr. L. A. Garrison, former Central College president.
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Pella
Nature Magoaked
Ob Mle
Pauline Garrison Goldenstein
Idaho
Garrison-Goldenstein
Caldwell
Goldenstein
L. A. Garrison
Central College
Mrs Jacob E Cornelius Dies At Home In Pella
Mrs. Jacob E. Cornelius aged 89 died at her Pella home on Monday morning after a brief illness. Born April 20, 1845 in Salisbury Indiana, she married Rev. J. E. Cornelius in 1861 and had 11 children, six surviving. Surviving children include Clarence L. Cornelius East Freetown, Ira E. Cornelius Chickasaw, Mrs. T. H. McKinley Houston, Mrs. Fred W. Snow Twin Falls, Mrs. W. I. Smith Tulsa, and Jacob E. Cornelius Pella, with 82 grandchildren reported. Her funeral details were not included.
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Jacob E. Cornelius
J. E. Cornelius
Oskaloosa Street
Jacob
Cornelius
Salisbury
Ind
Pella
George B. Cornelius
Clarence L. Cornelius
East Freetown
Ira E. Cornelius
Chickasaw
Okla
T. H. McKinley
Houston
Texas
Fred W. Snow
Twin Falls
Tdho
Warning Safety Order Closes East Second Street for Coasting
Owing to icy streets and near accidents from children coasting, East Second Street north of the Stacker Plant will be closed to traffic from 4 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. for coasting. Coasting on other streets or sleds drawn by cars or trucks is prohibited. G. Fultz, mayor.
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East Second Street
G. Fultz
Donated Toys Cheer Children in Town Hospital
Town and university hospital officials urge Iowans to donate toys magazines books stationery games and clothing by December 24 to fulfill each child's Christmas wish at the University of Town Children’s Hospital. About 100 patients remain in beds under Perkins law and could benefit from year round gifts if funds allow.
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Children’s Hospital
University of Town
Robert M. Neff
University Hospital
Santa Claus
Neff
Mr. Neff
New Cook Book Much In Demand
The newly revised cook book edited by the Ladies Auxiliary of Central College is in great demand with about 1000 tested and signed recipes. It features washable cover bindings at 1.00 and 1.25, sold at Korn-Sybenga Bakery, with mail orders via Secretary Mrs. H. W. Pietenpol, Pella Iowa.
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Central College
Korn-Sybenga
Auxiliary
H. W. Pietenpol
Pella
Iowa
Card of Thanks for Dick C Van Houweling
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted us during illness and expressed sympathy at the death of Dick C Van Houweling. We appreciate floral offerings at this time from Mrs D C Van Houweling and children.
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Dick C. van Houweling
D. C. van Houweling
Condensed State and Nation News Highlights
A mix of brief items spans butter tax effects, a Chicago teen shot during a drug store raid, a New York hotel death, and opinions on prohibition’s return. Other notes cover mustard yields in Arkansas, estate disputes, leftist gains in Wisconsin and Minnesota, an armed rail station robbery in Iowa, fatal fires in Portland and New York, Christmas aid for children, election fund totals, and political and legal developments across states.
Shoplifter Arrested After Weekend Theft in Pella
A well dressed man named Gus Bender from Newton was arrested Saturday night for stealing three dress shirts and gloves from J C Penney in Pella. The goods were recovered and he was jailed, then given one hour to leave town by Mayor T G Fultz due to lack of funds for board. Mrs De Hoog and Mrs Van Vork witnessed part of the incident and helped identify him. the hat he left behind was later returned.
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Pella
Black
Gus Bender
Newton
Town
Bender
J. C. Penney
T. G. Fultz
Joe de Hoog
James van Vork
Penney’s
de Hoog
Wilbur Johnson
Penney
Relief Rules Tighten For Knox County Families
Knoxville county emergency relief committee limited aid to families led by drinkers, banning cash relief while allowing commodities. They also barred relief for those with cars for pleasure or extravagant habits, and noted federal rules on employment for snow removal. Mrs Twitty cited 814 families totaling about 4000 people receiving aid, with monthly expenditures near 18000 dollars, urging church and agency support.
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County Emergency Relief Committee
Knoxville
M. D. Twitty
Corn at $1.08 Sets High Mark Since 1929
Chicago cash corn touched its highest level since 1929 with No 1 white corn selling at 1.08 a bushel. The market was steady to a cent higher as wheat and oats edged up, reflecting broader price strength in grains.
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Chicago
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