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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1915

Page

5

Wedding Bells at Knoxville Unite VanHemert and Veen

VanHemert and Miss Ella Veen wed in Knoxville on February 6 and will reside in Pella where he works at the DeCook barn. A Campfire Valentine Party hosted by the Pukwudjinnie Camp featured games, cards, and a ring, coin, button, and thimble treasure hunt with chaperones Warner Van Spanckeren and Mrs. G F Sadler.

VanHemert Van Hemert Ella Veen Knoxville Pella DeCook Edmond Warner van Spanckeren Heart Mabel Clayton Herman Lankelma Henry ‘Edmand Miss Clayton Sadler G. F. Sadler Paul Scholte Paul Edmand Billy Sunday Paul Wamand

Pleasant surprise for Mrs LeCoca by Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of the Second Reformed church hosted a surprise gathering for Mrs Isaac LeCoca who soon moves to Wichita. About thirty five members attended despite bad weather, presented a cut glass bowl, shared refreshments and hymns, and prayed for her as she departs after fifteen years of faithful church service.

Ladies Aid Society The Second Reformed Church Isaac LeCoca Wichita B. F. Brinkman LeCocq

Don't Be a Sucker Warns Against Quick Profit Schemes

A Marshall County warning attacks a western loan savings and investment society promising huge returns. The column cites examples of $100 from a $50 investment and 600 percent yearly gains, cautions that local bankers confirm unseen losses to the area. It condemns get rich quick pitches as dead open and shut swindles.

Post Office Department Marshalltown Times-Republican Marshalltown Marshall County

Pella City to Issue 10000 Bond For Water Works Extension

The City Council of Pella Iowa authorizes sale of 10000 water works extension bonds bearing 5 percent interest. Maturing in series from one to twenty years. Bonds are not taxed federally and are not subject to local taxes. Subscriptions urged, city clerk A C Kuyper states.

Pella Isue Iowa A. C. Kuyper

Iowa Hawkeyes Rally for Great Midwinter Picnic

The Town Association of Law California invites Hawkeyes to an all day February 22 gathering at Eastlake Park Los Angeles with rain date March 16. A basket dinner, short program and county registrations headline the event to reunite old friends from Iowa, with visits to San Diego and San Francisco Expositions and Iowa headquarters for registration and information. Secretary H Parsons signs the notice.

Iowa California San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles H. Parsons

Blizzard In Northwest Iowa Paralyzes Travel

A severe Friday snowstorm grips northwest Iowa with six inches on the ground and heavy drifts. Trains from the west and east are annulled, engines run into turntable pits, and mail delivery is halted. H J Faassen attends a Des Moines clothiers’ convention.

N. W Iowa Alton Democrat Hawarden Round House Centerville S. D Marathon Alton H. J. Faassen Des Moines Retail Clothiers’ Convention

Central College Basketball Sidelined by Fouls and Narrow Loss

Central College basketball split a road trip last week with a 30 23 win at Fayette over Upper Town and a 33 8 defeat at Cedar Falls against State Normal. Four Central players fouled out, no substitutes remained, and Cedar Falls advantage at home plus penalties shaped the game.

Central College Dubuque College Dubuque Upper Town Fayette Cedar Falls Central Central Boys

Tiger Juniors Face Central Academy In College Gym

Tiger Juniors a.k.a Tomcats clashed with Central Academy at the college gym Friday evening. Academy won 11 to 4. The report notes scrappy play by the Tiger lineup Nyswanger Bogards EeCocq Lunt Hillier and Hillier with goals listed for both teams and a single Academy foul.

Tiger Juniors Central Academy College Gymnasium Academy Tiger Tomcats Nyswanger Bogards EeCocq Lunt't Hillier

Tigers Fall To Nebraska Wesleyan In Central College Tilt

The Tigers suffered their first defeat of the season in a fast, clean game at Central College gym. Nebraska Wesleyan led 16-15 at half, final score 37-30. Hussey starred for NEB while local players showed solid form. Afterward the team was hosted to an oyster supper at the People’s Cafe by H. P. Vander Meulen.

Tiger Nebraska Wesleyan University Central College Gymnasium Tigers Husey Pella Nebraska Rhynsburger___ R.F Cozier Kline Vilquaint Hussey Johnson Keables Boyd Rhynsburger VerSteeg Hughes Des Moines People’s Cafe H. P. Vander Meulen

Local High School Triumph at Albia

Pella high school basketball team traveled to Albia last Friday and defeated the U. S. squad on a larger floor. Burkins at center led with five field goals, while Rillthan trailed in scoring as guards from both teams fought a stout defensive battle.

Albia U. S Pella Burkins Rillthan

Albia and Pella Seesaw in Tight Basket Battle

Renaud scored six of eight free throws and played a strong floor game after going 0 for the field. Gibson led Albia with three field goals while Gray added two and Eikie-up noted. Final tally shows Rillihan four baskets and Buerkens five, with Rector contributing two and Morrissey at the whistle.

Renaud Albia Gibson Gray Eikie Pella Rillihan Gibson Renaud Buerken Rector Buerkens Morrissey den Adel Fintest

Council Meeting Chooses Fire Hose Purchase And Policy Votes

The regular council session notes lack of Plender and action on refunds for excess taxes. Wilson’s resolution opposing any public utility commission limits home rule. A 300 foot fire hose purchase is approved. water extension bonds directed. bills totaling 1631.74 approved. flood of water works expenses to be bid. Water bill adjustments and coal quality concerns for the light plant are addressed.

Plender Jacob Kuiken Superintendent of Water Works Wm. van Houten Coal Company

Domestic science dining room gets boosts and gifts

The Ladies Auxiliary of Central's Domestic Science department receives gifts for a dining room including dishes from Vander Meulen and furniture from Lankelma and Awtry. A piano for the gym comes from Dr. Aschenbrenner as Daisy Teas funds aid. Public sale on Saturday February 18 at 1:00 p.m. at Ever Ready Garage by Mrs. T Veenschoten.

Central Vander Meulen Lankelma Awtry Graham T. Veenschoten

Tax collection at Citizens' National Bank Feb 25

The county treasurer will be in Fella at the Citizens' National Bank on Thursday February 25 to collect taxes. Also advertised events include the greatest musical treat of year Blind Boone on March 4.

Citizens’ National Bank Blind Boone

Hand of Death and Poortinga Death Notices in Pella

Two obituaries note deaths on February 9, 1915 in Pella Iowa area. Mrs John Nossaman aged 82, survived by son John and daughters Mrs C DeGeest and Mrs Dan Sytsma, funeral at DeGeest home with Rev J W Bailey. interment Porterville. Mrs France Poortinga aged unknown died after cancer, survived by six sons and four daughters. funeral at home Thursday with Rev M Ruissaard, interment Oakwood cemetery.

J. W. Bailey Porterville Cemetery Poortinga France Poortinga West Washington Street Pella Otley M. Ruissaard Oakwood Cemetery

Four oddities Caldwell Tribune notes in town life

In Caldwell Idaho the Tribune chronicles four recurring quirks of town life. Reporters observe residents demand doctors rushes at all hours yet balk at paying bills, protest church figures then rely on ministers at deaths, mothers allow daughters out at night, and many citizens insist papers do not care about subscription payments.

Pella Caldwell Idaho Tribune

Second Reformed Church Sunday sermons and services

The church announces morning sermon A Salted Life and evening message A Qualified Man. Special music by orchestra and choir. Lord's Supper to be observed after the morning service. Bible school from 10:30 to 11:00 with an old fashioned Methodist love feast. Morning theme The Lord's Supper in its Prospective and Retrospective View.

Second Reformed Church Christ Bible School

Baptist Church Schedule and Evening Gospel Event

The Bible school at 9 30, classes for all ages, morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon Catching Men Alive. The Juniors meet 2 30, Cliftons present, B Y P U at 6, gospel meeting 7 30 on Gods Part in Salvation. Morning service features Miss Minck and Mr Brown singing Love Divine. Evening choir sings Unfold Ye Portals and Miss Wanamaker solos gospel. Yellowstone views show Monday evening to raise funds for boys and girls meetings.

Stainer Gounod Miss Wanamaker Yellowstone Park

Man and Beast Finds Home For Deserving Dog

A cold noon returns James from school when a half frozen stray hound approaches him seeking shelter and a master. The scene captures a hopeful bond forming as James considers giving the dog a home.

James

Grant the Homeless Dog Story Ends in Tragic Death

A city tenement bans dogs so a family hides their pet under a coat to keep him. James names the dog Grant after General Grant and the dog sleeps in the bed until a red faced landlord orders him out. The dog is returned to Grant's Statue, wanders homeless, and later dies beside a sleeping bum, a policeman noting both died in the same state.

James Grant General Grant Zinberg

Buckman Honored as Leading State Legislator

The Knoxville Journal highlights John L. Buckman of Aberdeen as a prominent member of South Dakota’s general assembly. The Dakotan features Buckman on the front page and commends his leadership, committee chairmanship, and strong oratorical style. Buckman is a Central College graduate and son of Benton Buckman, with deep ties to Union township and Marion County.

Central College Chronicle Knoxville Journal Pierre S. D General Assembly John L. Buckman Ruckman The Dakotan Aberdeen Brown County John L. Ruckman Benton Ruckman Union Township Central University At Pella Knoxville Marion County

Notice of Nonresponsibility for Debts by G A Kingman

I hereby notify all persons that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by G. A. Kingman. J. A. Kiyn.

G. A. Kingman J. A. Kiyn

Saturday shoppers flood town after string of bad Saturdays

A bright Saturday drew many country shoppers into town after three or four poor Saturdays, signaling improved consumer activity and local commerce momentum for the weekend.

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