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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1933

Page

5

Cooking School and Food Show at Pella March 2 3 4

The Chronicle plans its fourth annual cooking school and food show at Legion Memorial hall on March 2 3 4 with Miss Dorothy Cooley noted home economist and cooking instructor. Cooley has advised General Foods and spoken in major cities to thousands, and exhibits of food stuffs will accompany the instruction for local women.

Pella the Chronicle Legion Memorial Miss Cooley The Chronicle Dorothy Cooley General Foods Corporation United States Chicago Louisville Milwaukee Cincinnati Indianapolis Cleveland Pioneer Lawmakers Association of Iowa Des Moines

Fire damages Mrs Nancy Boat home in Broadwa district

A Friday afternoon fire damaged the third story of Mrs. Nancy Boat’s Broadwa home causing several hundred dollars in loss. She was home and unaware of the blaze until a neighbor alerted her after smoke appeared in the attic. Fire crews contained the fire, likely caused by defective wiring, with insurance covering the damage.

Nancy Boat Broadwa

SCRIP EXTENSION TO BE TALKED AT MEETING TONIGHT

Chamber of Commerce members meet at Legion Memorial hall at 7 30 tonight to discuss extending scrip circulation and potential extra trade coupon issues. All members urged to attend with questions and problems to share. Also notes a fire incident at a Diamond Oil station injuring Leo Vander Kolk from alcohol ignition. Farmers Union Butter sells for 19 cents per pound.

SCRIP Chamber of Commerce Legion Memorial Hall Leo Vander Kolk Diamond

Deportation order targets Hartzell of Monmouth Ill

London dispatch reports Home Office issued a deportation against Oscar M Hartzell of Monmouth Illinois on charges of swindling hundreds of credulous Americans who sought a share in the Drake estate. Other items note burglary at Siemens House of Fashion in Oskaloosa and Stagg's hiring by College of the Pacific, plus Capitol pay cuts, lame duck amendment, fires in Oskaposa, and crop loan legislation.

London Home Office Oscar M. Hartzell Monmouth, Ill Drake

Tax Return Filing Schedule by Counties

The treasury department announces income tax return sites by county. Mahaska county at the courthouse from February 17 to 23. Marion county offices in Des Moines room 112 new courthouse January 1 to March 16, Knoxville courthouse February 13, Pella city hall February 15.

Treasury Department Mahaska County Marion County Des Moines New Courthouse Knoxville Pella City Hall

Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends in Faith

Brief thanks to neighbors and friends for ministering in faith and for the comforting words spoken at a family event. The note honors LYDENS, a and CHILDREN among others who supported during a time of need.

O P Tire and Battery Shop Celebrates Five Years in Pella

The O. and P Tire and Battery Shop marks its fifth anniversary in Pella. Louis Ozinga and Henry Pethoven started the business five years ago after moving from Peoria. M J Van Gorp leads an expanded repair unit behind the shop as the shop highlights Firestone tires and batteries and ten days of reduced prices.

Louis Ozinga Henry Pethoven Pella Peoria O. & P. Tire and Battery Shell Oil Washington Street M. J. van Gorp Messrs Ozinga Pethoven the Chronicle P. Tire and Battery

Truck Goes Wild In City Crash Injures Youth

A 28 year old Ellison resident Herman Price suffered severe internal injuries after a truck driven by Willard Flynn lost control on north Court Street in Ottumwa. The vehicle struck a power pole then deflected into the Sam Stoltz insurance office. Flynn escaped unharmed.

Herman Price Ellison Ottumwa Willard Flynn North Court Street Sam Stoltz Flynn Price

Assailants Of Farmer Arrested In Marion County

Three suspects including one woman are jailed in Knoxville awaiting a hearing over W. A. Way the farmer who lies in critical condition after being struck with a revolver near Bussey Town. Deputies saved Jack McCoy Joe Brodees and Mrs. Jack Jones from a mob of about 300. the incident centered on alleged furniture removal from Mrs Jones house mortgaged property.

Marion County Knoxville W. A. Way Bussey Way Jack McCoy Joe Brodees Jack Jones

Girl's Capture Victory From Harvey

Harvey high school's girls varsity visited Pella for a tight game Monday evening. After a 22 to 18 halftime spread, Pella pulled away in the second half to win 28 to 20. High scorers were Leache of Harvey and Deiters of Pella.

Harvey Pella Vistors Leache Deiters L. A Vliet Wards Beyer and Fox In and Huisman Miss Mii Harvey High School

Democratic Club Plans Meeting at Knoxville Courthouse

The Marion County Democratic club schedules a meeting next Wednesday evening February 15 at 8 at the Knoxville courthouse. Principal speaker is Mrs. Alex Miller, secretary state, with Dr. Aschenbrenner also speaking. All Democrats invited.

Marion County Democratic Club Knoxville Alex Miller Secretas State Aschenbrenner

Notice to dog owners delinquent tax March deadline

Section 5435 states all license fees become delinquent on April 1 and a one dollar penalty is added for each unpaid license. Those wishing to pay before April 1 should see the assessor or the auditor Esme Van Zee Lake Prairie Two Assessor.

ESME + VAN ZEE Lake Prairie Two

Local residents join tree trimming brigade for wood

Bert Roelfsen and Tom Swank have joined the tree trimming brigade. They supply fire wood and improve the appearance of their premises.

Bert Roelfsen Tom Swank Thei

Mrs. M. J. Kennedy Called by Death

Mrs. Mary Jane Kennedy died Sunday afternoon at 4 00 at her daughter Bessie Brooks home on Broadway after a brief illness pneumonia was named as the cause. She was born February 24 1846 in Green County Pennsylvania and would have been 87 next birthday. She came to Town at seven with her parents by steamboat to Keokuk and wagon to Jefferson County. She married Perry H. Kennedy December 20 1868. he died February 23 1878. One daughter Bessie Brooks survives with granddaughter Lois Brooks and a long time member of the Methodist church.

Mary Jane Kennedy Bessie Brooks Broadway R. I Nordlund Oakwood Cemetery

Klaas Kelder Summoned at Home for the Aged

Klaas Kelder died at the Home For the Aged Monday at 4 15 pm aged 79 years 9 months 15 days Funeral services were held at the Home Wednesday at 10 am Rev G Menning Third Reformed Church officiating Interment in Oakwood Born in Apeldoor n Holland April 22 1854 he lived in Pella and area for years entering the Home For the Aged in June 1926 Mrs Kelder died in 1926 Surviving the deceased are three

Kelder Jesus Mr. Kelder Apperingdam Holland Pella

Chronicle praise from James Steenbock near Pella

James Steenbock of seven miles north of Pella visited last Thursday after noon and praised the Chronicle as the best paper Pella has. He argues there is no difference in news among local papers, noting Chronicle features others do not carry. The paper aims to merit Steenbock's appreciation and the support of hundreds of readers by delivering the kind of paper they like.

James Steenbock Pella Chronicle Steenhoek

Blacks Leave On Spring Buying Trip

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Black of Black's Style Shoppe depart for Chicago to view and purchase spring merchandise. They plan monthly trips to Chicago and St. Louis markets to secure new styles and better values for customers. Much stock will arrive in Pella before their return, inviting shoppers to visit the store soon.

B. F. Black Chicago Mrs. Black St. Louis Pella

Groundhog Day Weather Sparks Early Winter Storm

The piece notes a groundhog sighting but focuses on a cold blast sweeping the region. A Sunday chill gave way to a winter blizzard Monday with high winds and snow from the Dakotas and Minnesota, bringing frigid temperatures across the state. The storm continues Tuesday morning with little sign of easing.

Dakotas Minnesota

State Checkers Are At County Seat

The annual audit of Marion county's books began last Friday with state examiners Earl C. Holloway and W. L Sternberg arriving to check county auditor's books in each county office. The audit, for the year, is watched by taxpayers as tax matters are of keen interest locally.

Marion County Earl C. Holloway W. L Sternberg Tate County Auditor's of Res

Pella Fire Benevolent Honored for Heroic Service

Our gratitude to the members of the Pella Fire Benevolent for their heroic service at our home last Saturday evening. They warded off danger and protected Mr. and Mrs. G Bennine.

Pella Fire Benasnent G. Bennine

Final Contest Awards Given at High School Auditorium

The final home declamatory contest was held Friday evening at the high school auditorium. Frances M. judged. Firsts: Oratorics Ralph Menning, Dramatics Frances Van Rees, Humorous W. Wormhondt. Winners advance to county contest at Bussey February 16. Programs included Rain, Rockin Time, and a Girls Glee Club performance.

Frances’ M Ralph Menning Arnold Schippers Frances” van Rees Lee Kealans Aiamad W. and. Herbert Wormhondt Bussey

Roof Fire At G Bennink Home Extinguished Quickly

A roof fire at the G Bennink home was reported at 6 20 pm and put out by the local fire squad before any damage occurred. The incident was described as treacherous but typically harmless.

G. Bennink Dey

Death of Aaron Leydens at 36 in Pella Iowa

Aaron Leydens 36 died Thursday evening at his home 1106 Washington St Pella after a 12 year illness Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 pm at the home Rev R J Danhof officiated Interment Graceland Cemetery He survived by his parents six brothers and six sisters including Matthew John Otley Coward Newton Dick Neal Reuben Pella Lesa Vander Veer Kate Jacob Goemaat Newton Warie G De Hammer Newton Johanna Vander Pella Wal o Qiley and Dens Rouw of Ron

Aaron Leydens R. Leydens Washington Street Pella R. J. Danhof Graceland Cemetery Mr. Leydens Matthew John Otley Coward Newton Dick, Neal Reuben Lesa Wits C. Vander Veer Kate Jacob Goemaat Waarie Johanna Wal O Qiley Ghd Dens G. Rouw Ron

Students Present Musical Evening

The district week sees a musical evening by Junior high and high school pupils at Melcher in the county tournament buildup. Teachers meet to discuss Developing Personality and the new teacher certification law as students begin practice teaching roles in Central and Webster schools.

Pella Melcher Pleasant Hill Iowa Webster School Miss E Miss Roose Iss Helen Booher Miss Bakker Gosselink Willa Prange Peter Muyskens Willard Langerak Lincoln School Veraengard Ruth Lengerak Costello Miller Clarence Langerak Mary Louise le Coca Genhim Gavol Hollebrande Ander Linden Harry ‘Tysseling Robin Jean van Vilet Lew Henrietta Hoksbergen

Gratitude for Pella Home For the Aged Care

Cornie Kelder of St. Joseph Missouri expresses thanks for the Home For the Aged in Pella praising its staff led by Mr and Mrs Van Buren. After a six week visit as a stranger he witnessed tender care and ministering, calling the Home a blessing to any community.

Pella Home For Home For the van Buren Cornie Kelder St. Joseph

Remember Way Back When

A nostalgic column recalls bygone times when doctors were walking drugstores and women wore calico bon nets. The piece notes simpler social rituals, stage plays as centers of attraction, and common habits such as using arithmetic instead of machines, with references to preachers who smoked and a town at the depot.

Moffey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nancy Farmers Union Siemens House of Fashion Oskaloosa A. A. Stagg University of Chicago College of the Pacific Stockton Cal Stagg Washington Stimson Congress Oskaposa Hoover Roosevelt Preston B. Thomas Ohio Penitentiary Buckingham Bridgeport, Com Cupple Raleigh N. C Independence Ernest T. Weir National Steel Company Mussolini Italy Libby Holman Reynolds Unemployed Relief Club of Waterloo South Dakota Homeless Men’s Relief Club W. J. Ryan Humboldt County Ruth Field Henry Field Kermit Sechawer Gperstar Centerville Urban Red Faber Chicago White Sox Girl Promised Land M. J. Kennedy Klaas Kelder Girls Glee Club Living Democracy George Heeren America Arnold Chiera George Cummings Patsy Ruth Heerema Edna Huizinga Frances van Rees Bobby Shaftee Ita Slob Lee Vin - Solo David Bevans Betty Dorothy ‘van Houweling Almira Fe Henry Donald Menning Wayne Pas Billy Herbert Wormjoudt Girls
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