Pella News Briefs and Local Notices 1915
Sunday events at the Baptist church and social notices unfold. Residents attend visits in Prairie City Newton and Des Moines while church efforts push to keep saloons out. local property sales, births, and automotive interests appear alongside community announcements and upcoming speaker Montaville Flowers at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inea
Baptist Church
Minnie
Vander Berg
Mre
B. H. van Spanckeren
Citizens’s National Bank
Josie Beintema
Reas
P. Beintema
Jacob van Dyk
Jake
Bert. VanVark
L. D. Werner
Prairie City
Elizabeth Billings
Olivet
A. P. de Reus
Newton
Dick den Adel
Y. T. van Niewaal
Chas, Sipkema
H. D. Wormhoudt
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Clothiers
North Pella
Ben Grant
P. C. Lankelma
Paul Hodgson
H. P. VanGorp
Star Auto Co
H. DeGooyer
Iowa
Pella
George
St. Montaville
America
W. M. Livingston
Monroe
N. A. van Haaften
L. A. Kaldenberg
Sibley
Helen Richards
Waechter
Clara Waechter
Montaville Flowers
Care Chronicle
Punctuality Improves At Local High School
A two week report shows 12 tardy cases with seven from rural students. Attendance in grades and high school suffers due to sickness. Unusual classes offered include zoology and advanced arithmetic led by Ver Steeg and Rhynsburger. A Life of Christ class forms with Mr Rhutsburger guiding weekly at 7:30 AM. Sophomores host a party for Miss Ethel Le Coca leaving for Wichita. Basketball teams travel to Colfax and Knoxville. Architect visits for final changes to the new high school. bid notices to follow. Washington and Lincoln birthday programs planned for Feb 19 with public admission. grade rooms present programs Feb 18 and 19 with tickets required. Notables include Mr Brinkman at chapel, piano solos by multiple students, Rev S P Shaw from Sioux Falls speaking at chapel, and new students Leonard Allen and others. Monologue by Prof Sadler on Feb 26. Ladies Auxiliary to present Blind Boone on Mar 4. Ed Mills and Huggins continue chapel talks en route to Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver- Steeg
Rhynsburger
Christ
Rhutsburger
Ethel LeCoca
Wichita
Kan
Crissman
Colfax
Knoxville
Pella
Graham
Washington
Lincoln
Lautenbach
Hospers
Bootsma
Harmsen
Loans and ads in a small town want column
March loan requests listed from 450 to 8000 dollars at 6 percent with good security. Geo J Thomassen invites inquiries. Also ads tout Starr's enamel and a potential money-coining agent opportunity. Found ornament from a lady’s fur scarf returned to owner. editor notes quick returns possible with classifieds.
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Geo. J. Thomassen
The Prince of Interpretive Actors Lecture
Auditorium hosts a gripping lecture on the Japanese situation in western North America by a renowned interpretive actor. Reserved seats available at 2 Vans, Tuesday morning at 8 o clock. Admission 60 cents.
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North America
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the Chronicle
C. C. Johnson
Will
Gell
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Peace St
Chronicle Office
Stal En Schuur
Pella Labor Exchange
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Main Street
I. LeCocq
T. J. Riley
University St. Tf
C. W. Sipe
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Lacey
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I. LE Cocq
John DeMoss
Otley
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Myrtle Haines
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