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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1906

Page

5

Tall Dutch Des Moines article highlights local giants and list of Hollanders

A Des Moines Daily News item claims the Monroe giant drew attention with height of six feet eight and a half inches, then details tall local families in Pella and nearby areas. The piece catalogs seven Dieleman family members over six feet, other relatives around six foot six to six foot nine, noting many are Dutch descent. It also lists sixty eight residents aged eighty or more, mostly of Holland or Fries origin, with numerous names following.

Des Moines Daily News Monroe Pella William Dieleman Dieleman Visser Lower Grove Jozena van Pilsom Iowa Fries

Central College and Denominational Control Debate

L A Garrison argues for a consolidated board model for Central College, with Baptist church representation and a nondenominational teacher policy. He cites Harvard's history to warn against religiously unbound curricula and calls for a college senate of alumni donors and church reps to advise on Christian aims.

Pella Es-Or-By Harvard University Jesus Supreme Court Svat Henry Dunster Harvard College Del Central College Il. A. Garrison

Hawthorne Musical Club Delivers Bright Lecture Court Evening

The Hawthorne Musical Club presented a well received program to a full auditorium last Monday. Four dancers and many instruments entertained, with descriptive numbers praised as the evening’s highlight. The season ends on March 0 with Col Ham delivering the closing lecture.

Pella Hawthorne Musical Club Ham

Wallpaper Era Advertisers Highlight Local Merchants

The week’s paper cites wallpaper advertisements showing a thriving line of material. Local dealers emphasize the trend as the wall paper season arrives, signaling strong retail activity for home decor during this period.

4G Gy Gaass Business Notice From Tuesday Morning

A fragmentary OCR entry notes a business action or notice dated Tuesday morning with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits point to a commercial record or filing, but specific parties and details are not legible in the provided text.

Marion County Teachers Institute Held in Knoxville High School

The Marion County Teachers Institute will run March 10 to 24 at Knoxville High School. Superintendent Lucas urges attendance, explains exams for nonparticipants, and outlines three course parts Academic Methods and Lectures. Noted educators Dr. A B Winship and Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell will lecture, with daily talks in the assembly room. No on-site certificate exams. renewals to be done at regular monthly exams, certificates issued after July 1.

Marion County Teachers' Institute Knoxville Lucas State Board of Saminers Manuscrits Institute Iowa Normal Institutes State Department Institute A. B. Winship Journal of Education Boston Hattie Moore Mitchell Lake University

Funeral of Mrs William Onstink in country home

The funeral of Mrs Wm Onstink occurred at eleven o'clock last Saturday morning at the country home. Rev Mr Vander Werl conducted the services and the remains were interred in the family cemetery near Howell station. Sympathy goes to the bereaved husband and family.

Wm. Onstink Vander Werl Howell Station

Washingtons Birthday Post Office Closing Notice

National holiday next Thursday February 22 marks Washingtons birthday and the post office will be closed most of the day. Hours are 730 to 10 am and 100 to 230 pm. Pella officials note rural carriers have a day off and the postmaster decided to close the office.

Washington Pella

Matrimonial Licenses Granted in Last Report

The clerk granted licenses to marry EB B Wilson and Dora M Hays, Leonard Kaldenberg and Amelia D Soetens, Herman enema and Artie van der Lune, Lucas Schakel and Lena Gosmaat, Dielis van Zee and Marie Weyerne, and John Van Marsbergen from near Qakaloosa visiting relatives. Henry Van Vilet suffers a rheumatic attack for the past week.

EB. B. Wilson Dora M. Hays Leonard Kaldenberg Amelia D. Soetens Herman Enema Artie van der Lune Lucas Schakel Lena Gosmaat Dielis van Zee Marie M. Weyerne

Baptist Church Services Across Three Congregations

The notice lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m for Baptist churches under pastors A LeGrand EF Edwards and Wm J Van Kersem. Evening services begin at 7 30 p m with topics including How Much Is a Man Better Than a Sheep Is the Historical Christ Guide to the Present Prayer Its Necessity and The Only Remedy. A welcome is extended to all.

EF. C. Edwards Epworth Wm. J. van Kersem CBS

It's Representative Teter's Duty

The taxpayers of this county oppose bearing the expense of catching and confining for thirty days the drunkards who break from the Inebriate Name. The county now pays for board and related costs. Representative Teter has not shown effort in reports to share this burden, and if he does not act by February 20, someone else may be urged to do his duty.

Marion Teter

County Board OKs Red Rock Des Moines River Bridge

The county supervisors approved a petition from residents near Red Rock and upstream from Howell station for a Des Moines River bridge. Work is expected to start by August first with an estimated cost around 10,000 dollars.

Board of County Supervisors Red Rock Des Moines Howel Station

Peter Van Pursom Dies at Fairmount Home

Peter Van Pursom died at his Fairmount home last Tuesday afternoon at 2 due to inflammation of the bowels. He will be buried at his old home. He leaves his wife Miss Mary Van Ginkel and an infant child. The community shares in the grief of the wife and mother.

Peter van Pursom Fairmount Mary van Ginkel

David Harum at the opera house delights audiences

David Harum presented by the Curtis Company drew a large crowd last Saturday. The lead actor carried the show with laughable predicaments and sayings. The performance offered a notable scene of aiding a widow, drawing a lesson amid the humor.

David Harum Curtis Company Opera House

Blizzard Hits Section of the State on Tuesday

A blizzard moved through the section Tuesday bringing overcast skies, light drizzle turning to snow, and strong winds that kept residents indoors for much of the day. The note mentions Hains, a not very old person, in unclear context.

Local residents attend to business and social events

A list of residents visiting in and around the city last week includes J. H. Stubenrauch Sully on business, H. D. Wormhount in Nddyville, Mrs. L. A. Henderstrot of Monroe, Mrs. T. B. Livingston, Miss Anna Klein to Oske loosa, Mrs. D. Vanderpol from Lynnville, and others. Several households report illness, travel plans to Chicago and Oska loosa, a royal slave billed at the opera house, a seven-room home in Los Angeles, and a newborn baby boy. The grand jury met in Knoxville, and civic notices touch weather remarks, a wedding in the Soutens family, and local business ventures including a planned electric light clothing sign by Faassen & Den Ade Co.

J. H. Stubenrauch Wert Sully H. D. Wormhount Nddyville EB. P. Jaillite Faassen & den Ade Co Jas. Vanderpol Oskaloosa Lynnville Colfax

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Is Ag Tollows H. van Houtend A. Kotters Jan Versteeg P. 'T Lam Jan Blanke Otto Middendorp Robert Lounsberry Jacob van Gorp G. van Loon M. A. Clark H. de Wit John Klein K. Vos A. P. Haze G. van der Wilt, Sr D. Stravers A. Willeboordst van Vile Gerrit IS Ten Broek St. Louis Wilhelmina the Hawthorne Musical Club Marion County Teachers’ Institute William Onstink John van Marsbergen Qakaloosa Henry van Vilet Second Reformed Church Representative Teter Anna Klein Oskeloosa J. J Jonkers Hubert Vander Syde Katie van Regs Evenine Chicago G. den Hoet Jennie DeBruyn Galesburg City Johanna van Rees Anna Holebrands Vanderpo G. A. Vandermeulen Denes Los Angeles Herndon Sadler R. L. Sadler Della Soutens Amelia Soutens Algo Nebraska Walter van Gorp New Sharon C. A. Hawley Colege Otley Edward Nutter Rock Island Illinois Marinus Weyerse Perry Kruidenter Ver Ploeg Marie de Haan Amelia Soutéens A.J. Klyn Dakota
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