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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
6
Miss Maud Tucker has been guiding contestants in preparation for a forthcoming competition. She oversees practice sessions, offers instructional tips, and coordinates with organizers to ensure participants perform at their best.
A North western University alumna travels to Beloit Wisconsin to visit a former college friend now married to the conservatory dean at Beloit College. Miss Tucker broadcasted readings from the college station on Tuesday evening. Bussey Record notes Miss Jennie Vanden Noord, who had lived in Denver for three years, returned home for a surprise visit with her sister Mrs P Vogelaar and relatives. Mrs J A Buerkens traveled to Des Moines to meet her daughter Miss Gladys who teaches in Buffalo Center. Peter Kuiken John De Haan Henry Roozeboom and Anthony Van Zante, previously studying in Michigan, came home for holiday vacation.
B Groenendyk of Tracy visits his father E Groenendyk and handles business in Pella. Mr and Mrs Sherman Dennis of St Paul visit relatives. Marion Veenstra returns from Ames for holidays. Harold Klein from New Brunswick seminary enjoys vacation at Pella home. Amelia Rhynsburger, Sioux City teacher, arrives for holidays. Cornelia Abraran of Muscatine expected home. Harold Ver Steeg from Chicago visits his parents. C H Andrews, longtime Los Angeles resident, reports health and youth, invites friends to California. Chronicle offers special club rate with Des Moines Capital. George Van Zee teaching in Tennessee returns home. Van Zee sisters teaching Iowa schools also home for holidays. Details of a land damages case and jury verdict reported, with values per acre and names of jurors.
Marion county Iowa district court processed several major suits over road right of way for Primary Road No 17. Jury verdicts set substantial damage sums, with Interrogatories valuing land before and after highway placement at 225 and 125 dollars per acre respectively.
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