Miss Sharpe to Again Conduct Cooking School
Miss Alice Sharpe of Heavener Oklahoma returns to Iowa to lead the Chronicle free Cooking School in Bloomfield and Pella on February 18 19 and 20. A veteran home economist and dietician She has demonstrated for flour and gas firms and is editor of the Detroit Times Home Institute. She will discuss interior decorating economical cooking and food conservation with practical tips and recipes. Tickets available February 10 from cooperating merchants.
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Alice Sharpe
Heavener
Okla
Chronicle
Bloomfield
Pella
Chronicle Free
Sharpe
Detroit Times’ Home Institute
Iowa
Chronicle Cooking School
Fox
Oklahoma
Pella Chronicle
Des Moines Tribune remembers sports writer Glen Beinhauer
Glen Beinhauer twenty two Des Moines Tribune sports writer died early Tuesday at Iowa Methodist hospital after pneumonia illness. He lived at 4418 University Ave for eleven years, was Roosevelt high school graduate and Drake university alum. Survived by parents L L Beinhauer and wife. funeral set at Dunn's funeral home. brother Frank of Chicago and sister Myrtle of Des Moines. Father is receiver of Security State Bank. Beinhauer was noted figure in Pella hometown circles.
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Des Moines Tribune
Glen Beinhauer
Tribune
Iowa Methodist Hospital
University Ave
Des Moines
Perkins Grammar School
Roosevelt High School
Drake University
The
Register and Tribune
Beinhauer
Pella
Three-Cornered Auto Skid In Washington Street Misdirection
At noon on Washington street in the 860 block a Dodge sedan and two Chevrolet sedans were involved in a skid. One Chevrolet tried to squeeze between the Dodge and a curbside Chevrolet and braked, sliding into the curb vehicle. Minor damage occurred and all cars left.
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Washington Street
Groundhog Day Passes Without Shadow Seen
The article notes Mr. Groundhog did not see his shadow on Groundhog Day. Readers hoped for six more weeks of winter despite clouds all day. It mentions a chilly Tuesday with sunless skies and a ten below zero temperature in California as local residents shivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Groundhog
California
Salt River
Welfare League Aids Eighteen Needy Families
The Community Welfare League with the Red Cross reports aiding eighteen families with fuel and food this month. Ben Vogelaar lists twenty two men employed cutting wood and bids were received to saw timber into stove lengths at 95 cents per hour. The group faces exhausted resources and appeals for money or food donations to continue aid.
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League
Ben Vogelaar
Jay
Vogelan
Unsigned Letter From John Public Withholds Publish
The Chronicle received a temperance meeting communication from First Reformed church. It will not be published until the writer’s name is provided. The letter is signed John Public but multiple Johns exist locally. Please supply a name for next week’s issue.
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Chronicle
First Reformed Church
John Public
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Vander Pol
The Reuvsers thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and at the death of their sister Mrs. Thomas Vander Pol J H Reuvers John Reuvers
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Thomas Vander Pol
J. H. Reuvers
John Reuvers
Bake Sale by Baptist Ladies Aid at Meat Shop
The Third division of the Baptist Ladies Aid society will conduct a bake sale at Klyn and De Winter's Meat shop on Saturday February 6.
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Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Klyn and de Winter
City council takes up filling station permit and sewer bond plans
Farm Bureau gets permit for a filling station at East Third and Franklin. Three bond resolutions for 30 000 and 11 000 dollars were adopted with sale authorized. Health report cites typhoid and mumps counts. welfare fund appeal raised with no action. Light bill discount debated for merchants, action deferred. Radio interference near the light plant discussed by Alderman Van Dusseldorp with calls for centralized adjustment.
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Farm Bureau
East Third
Franklin Streets
Pella Chronicle
Chronicle
C. F. Aschenbrenner
Aschenbrenner
Community Welfare League
Fultz
van Dusseldorp
South Pella
Over The Hill film to see at Pella Theatre next week
Fox presents Over The Hill at the Pella Theatre on February 10 and 11. A modernized classic in human drama, it stars James Dunn and Sally Eilers with Mae Marsh delivering a powerful return performance. A moving family portrait praised for heart, humor, and pathos.
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Hollywood
Over the Hill
Fox
Pella Theatre
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Dunn
Miss Eilers
Mae Marsh
Miss Marsh
Paul Grundman Enters County Sheriff Race
Officer Paul Grundman of the Pel la police force announces his candidacy for county sheriff subject to the Democratic primary. He formerly served as deputy sheriff under Sheriff Clark and as local police chief under Mayor Fultz, and is described as having served acceptably in both roles.
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Paul Grundman
Pella
Grundman
Clark
Fultz
Pella Area Reaches Out With Aid For South Dakota
The Pella region and nearby towns sent substantial relief to South Dakota, including shipments of grain and supplies. Carloads carried oats, wheat, barley, corn, hay, soy beans, flour, groceries, clothing, canned goods, fruit, molasses, and honey totaling several thousand bushels and multiple cars to Corsica and surrounding communities. The effort is praised as a commendable record of giving, with blessings invoked for the donors.
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Pella
South Dakota
Sully
Platte
Leighton
Corsica
Killduff
Prairie City
Ross King Dies in Iowa City at 33
Ross King brother of E F King of this city died at his Iowa City home after a lingering illness with Brights disease. He was 33 years, 9 months and 27 days old. Funeral services were held at What Cheer Methodist church and interment was in Highland cemetery. He leaves a widow and four children, two sisters and two brothers, and a wide circle of relatives. He had worked for What Cheer Patriot and Barnes City News and since 1926 for Commercial Printing in Town City.
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Ross King
E. F. King
Iowa City
Bright
Methodist Church of What Cheer
Highland Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
King
What Cheer Patriot
Barnes City
California
Lucy Crewe
Ottawa
Kans
Open New Grocery Store Saturday at West City Limits
Jack Sholtz announces the opening of a new grocery store at his gasoline service station on the west city limits. He invites all to visit on Saturday for free coffee, a demonstration of the Vaculator coffee maker yielding 85 to 100 cups per pound, souvenirs, and special grocery offers.
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Jack Sholtz
Doi Dako FoKs Letters Of Appreciation From Local Residents
Y T Van Niewaal received letters of appreciation Wednesday from Gerber Van Arendonk Stickney James Menning Harrison and Tim Tiemens Platte all in South Dakota thanking local people for aid from churches and individuals. The letters say help came in time to ward off distress and that words are inadequate to express their gratitude.
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Y. T. van Niewaal
Gerber van Arendonk
Stickney
James Menning
Harrison
Tim Tiemens
Platte
South Dakota
Mrs. A Bogaards Dies at 74 in Pella Neighborhood
Mrs. Anne Bogaards died Monday at 5 PM at her home 904 Hazel street aged 74 after a three year illness of arterial hardening. Born February 1 1858 in Pella she would have had her 76th birthday. Funeral today at 12 30 PM at home and 1 PM at Third Reformed Church Rev G Menning officiating. Surviving children include Ed Minnie Jo hanna John Bertha Hattie Gertie Carrie Phillip with four siblings and several in laws. The Bogaards had farmed near town then lived in Pella for 25 years prior to her death.
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Anne Bogaards
Hazel Street
Third Reformed Church
Rev. G. Menning
Pella
Albert van Halen
Jacob Vogelaar
John Bogaards
Bertha
T. C. de Bruyn
Hattie
C. C. Verought
Gertie
Roger Boertje
Prairie City
Carrie
John Bennink
Peoria
Phillip John Bogaards
Correction issued for misnamed Mrs Renaud
The Inquiring Reporter last week credited Mrs H L Renaud instead of Mrs D C Renaud. The paper notes the error and provides no explanation for the name mix up, urging readers to update their records accordingly.
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H. L. Renaud
D. C. Renaud
Gospel team work by college youth on Y M and Y W
College youth engage in Y M and Y W gospel team work delivering Sunday School and church services at Fairview Bethel Asbury Red Rock Porterville and Greenwood churches. Teams of two girls and two boys teach classes, lead talks, accompany singing, and provide special music when possible. Weather and road conditions limit travel and some areas suspend meetings until spring.
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Central
Y. M
Y. W
Asbury
Red Rock
Fairview
Bethel
Porterville
Greenwood
Skunk
Price Slashing Sale At United Grocery
United Self-Serve grocery runs a week long bargain event covering pantry and table items. The sale begins Friday and runs through Saturday February 18 with ads urging readers to read and profit from the bargains.
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United Grocery
United Self-Serve Grocery
Chronicle
Miss Norma Brown Praises Prohibition Report
Miss Norma C Brown of Allied Prohibition staff spoke at a union service of First and Third Reformed and Baptist churches in Little Rock praising the Eighteenth Amendment. She argued prohibition cut drinking costs, dissolved government ties to liquor, and proved state control impossible, urging continued support for prohibition until a better system replaces it.
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First
Third Reformed
Norma C. Brown
Prohibition
Miss Brown
Brown
Indiana
Sacramento
Cal
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Disciples’ Church
Woodrow Co. Holds Annual Meeting of Stockholders
The Woodrow Washing Machine Co. held its annual meeting at East Franklin Street offices. Officers elected were H. J. Vanden Berg as President, Y. T. Van Niensal as Vice President, and P. H. Van Gorp as Secretary-Treasurer. Directors elected included Gary Vogelaar, H. D. Van Zante, A. G. Kuyper, and Fred Van Rheenen. The company noted a past months’ downturn but confidence for a new era of activity.
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Woodrow Washing Machine Co
East Franklin Street
H. J. Vanden Berg
Y. T. van Niensal
P. H. van Gorp
Gary Vogelaar
H. D. van Zante
A. G. Kuyper
Fred van Rheenen
the Woodrow Company
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Alice OF Wonderland
Pella Bank
Glenn Beinhauer
Welfare League
American Red Cross Society
Legion Hall
de Cook
A. N. Vander Linden
Grant Station
Rea
Ra E
Helf
Reah
Ely
Illinoss
Doi
A. Bogaards
Norma Brown
Allied Prohibition
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