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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

7

Local News and Hoopla From Pella and Surrounds

Local notes from Pella Iowa cover Kentucky Nut Coal prices and delivery terms with VanderZyl Bros and ads for Tanlac from Ideal Pharmacy. Residents and workers travel to Des Moines Monroe Louisiana and Oskaloosa with farm sales at Albert Wilson farm nine miles northeast of Pella. The city assessor John Nieburg to office in Chamber of Commerce on select Saturdays and evenings. Numerous visits, short trips, and social events described with residents from Pella and nearby towns.

John Nieburg Chamber of Commerce Jake van Zante Albert Wilson Pella P. G. van Gorp Abe Ver Ploeg Des Moines

Public Recital Highlights Student Talent at Chapel Hall

The first Central Ray music recital featured voice with piano and violin, a varied program despite weak attendance and some illness. Students mainly in first or second year performed with notable promise from Fred Van Doorninck and Ardean Van Arendonk, plus strong instrumental numbers and anticipation for future recitals.

Chapel Hall Gorganni Frances van der Linden Evening Star Wagner Elizabeth de Vries Aylward Wells Owl Jerry Sturemi Godard Sylvia James Mowe Raymond Stureman Vander Waal Fred van Doorninck van Doorninck

Alethians Hold Annual Banquet at Eleanor Hoeven Home

The Alethians held their annual supper last Saturday at Miss Eleanor Hoeven's home. Members, in high spirits, enjoyed a dinner at 7 after arriving at 6 30. The group celebrated their continued Alethian spirit with music and drama, sharing joy and memories while a distant sister Alethian phoned in from 275 miles away.

Ray Eleanor Hoeven Cats Eleanor

Death of Timothy Sheehy Near Hedrick in 1922

Timothy Sheehy dies at his Hedrick home on Sunday February 12 1922 aged 67 years 8 months 27 days. Survived by wife three sons one daughter two sisters and one brother. Former resident of Sand Ridge and nearby area. Body brought to Ella for burial and interred at Catholic Cemetery north of town Wednesday forenoon.

Sheehy Timothy Sheehy Hedrick Sand Ridge Ria Ella

Vander Wal Dies. Longtime Pella Resident Passes at 94

A. D. B. Vander Wal died at his son Andrew's home at 1014 Franklin Street in Pella on Friday February 10 1922 at 530 pm aged 94 years 4 months and 15 days He was eldest resident in Pella Survived by four sons Andrew and John in Pella Will in Soldier Kansas and Fred in Denison Iowa Funeral held Monday with services at his home and First Christian Reformed church Interment Porter Grove Cemetery four miles southeast of Pella

A. D. B. Vander Wal Andrew Franklin Street Vander Wal Pella John Will Fred Soldier Kansas Denison Iowa First Christian Reformed Church Porter Grove Pelia

Obituary: Dirk Brom of Ogden Dies at 66 in Utah

Dirk Brom, once of Pella, died at his Ogden home on February 6 1922 at 10 p m aged 66 years 3 months 23 days due to pneumonia after a week long illness Survived by wife and son Ben of Newton his mother Mrs B Brom five brothers and four sisters with several relatives in Pella New Sharon and Des Moines Body brought to Pella for burial Funeral services held at Second Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery interment We acknowledge thanks for sympathy and aid from Rev H M Bruins and neighbors signed Mrs B Brom and Children Ms Dir Brock Mr Ben Brom

Dirk Brom Pella Ogden Utah Mr. Brom Newton Ben B. Brom New Sharon Des Moines Second Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery

Big Mule Sale At Newton Iowa Barn

Sale announced to be held at the barn on Green Castle Avenue Newton Iowa Friday February 24 1922 starting at 1 pm sharp. Auction advertises mules for sale with details limited to location date and start time.

Greencastle Avenue Newton Iowa

Big Draft Mules for Sale in Jasper County Auction

This sale features large boned three and four year old draft mules, mostly mare mules from big jacks and draft mares raised in Jasper County. They are gentle, well halter broke, some driven to harness, in good condition, and ready for spring work. Terms are cash or six month bankable note at 8 percent. Bergman Horse Co with H G Bergman, Mer. Graham and Shields as auctioneers. First National Bank clerk.

Jasper County Bergman Horse CO

WORK WANTED AND RENT NOTICE IN PELLA CHRONICLE

A young woman seeks general housework in Pella with an address for Chronical enclosure and stamp. For rent a house with barn garage fruit orchard and 2.5 acres. contact E F Porter 7 9. Household goods for sale at private sale at 401 W Second St the home of Mrs Anna Hunt. Mrs Helen Johnston quotes about Enthusiasm and its enduring glow.

Pella Address Chronicle E. F. Porter Anna Hunt W. Second St Helen Johnston

Secretary snare and dancing politics clash in city idle talk

The exchange pits a senator against a secretary over task judgment and blame for errors while a humorously toned discussion on dancing notes a tame era. Terpsichore Quiescent is invoked as a quip about performance and style.

Terpsichore Miss Cayenne

Ye Actor Pa What's an Actor

A humorous definition from the Birmingham Age-Herald describes an actor as a person who peers into the wings at fellow actors waiting for cues, notices the stagehands, and exclaims at the view from a window. The quip playful spins on performance life and audience illusion.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Vander Linden's Bazaar Rolls to Renew or Repair

The shop offers renewal or replacement of rollers, noting they are well equipped to handle either new purchases or repairs for old equipment.

Corona Vander Linden’s Bazaar

Precautionary Measure in Family Interview Scene

A dialog snippet shows tension after an interview. A woman questions politeness toward her father as a man recalls treating him like a king. She notes she backed out of his presence, implying unresolved family strain and expectations.

Pompous Profiteer Requests Notice at The Gables

The Conductor asks the Profiteer to announce when approaching The Gables, noting unfamiliarity with public places on the road. The Profiteer insists on a town arrival notice as he plans to alight at his palatial residence.

Profiteer

Scant Encouragement to Art in a Theatre Scene

A fragmentary dialogue depicts a tragedian reluctant to perform a death scene due to small audience size. The exchange touches on restraint and audience impact, reflecting stagecraft and audience psychology. The second fragment hints at broader social commentary on disarmament, sexuality, and youthful vulnerability amid political talk.

Presence of Mind in Humorous Exchange

A humorous exchange contrasts Harlequin and Columbine as Harlequin claims 5 feet 4 inches is the ideal height for women while Columbine counters with 5 feet 6 inches. Harlequin compliments Columbine, calling her divine.

Columbine Harlequin

Parrot as Company Stirs Marriage Talk

Mrs Lonebody asks about a parrot to keep her company while her husband travels at night. The Dealer notes the bird in the house would keep her from missing her husband, implying potential rough language from the bird.

A Changed Man in Ice Cream Habits

Mrs A recalls how Tom once loved ice cream before marriage. Mrs B notes Tom now buys ice cream rarely, saying it costs too much and making it at home is too laborious.

A Long Walt Father Carves About Tomorrow Dinner

A father speaks to his child about attending a bankers' dinner the next day. He notes the large turnout, over a hundred attendees, and jokes about being the youngest to help. The vignette captures a domestic moment with a hint of social context.

Walt Bankers Tommy

Appreciative Audience Salutes Entertaining Speaker Pac

In a lively exchange, onlookers praise the speaker for her engaging talk with one observer remarking on her ability to hold conversations for hours. The scene centers on Pac’s witty banter and the audience’s amused reactions.

The Soft Answer Cartoon Line Plays On Wrath

A humorous panel from The Soft Answer features a character musing on anger. The line notes that bottled wrath ends with a corkscrew jab from another person, implying uncontrollable temper and the folly of holding it in.

Fresh Eggs Prompt Angry Dealer Exchange

In a brisk exchange a voracious dealer questions freshness and jokes that the hens that laid the eggs have not yet been missed, implying the eggs are extremely fresh. The dialogue centers on the idea of unusually fresh eggs and a sly quip about hens.

One Accomplishment She Married a Duke Says Salad

A quip about a noble marriage and the idea that the duke can make good salad dressing. The line suggests social satire or witty banter about class and domestic skills, reflecting cultural attitudes of the era.

Chronicle Office Adopts Carbon Paper System

Chronicle office adopts carbon paper and second sheets to streamline copying. Report notes staff efficiency and archival considerations as editors implement the new duplication method across departments.

Chronicle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kentucky Nut Coal VanderZal Bros Jake Schakel Will Vander Wal Monroe Peter Kelderman Oskaloosa H. Krumm Grinnell Thomas Eller Bison 8. D M. A. Clark Eller van Buren County South Dakota Kentucky Nut VanderZyl Bros Herman Tysseling Lincoln, Nebr T. A. Tysseling Doll's James Wynia Harris D. Wynia Pella Motor Co Tanlac Ideal Pharmacy Will Bogards Mary Koster Prairie City H. Ryhnsburger Ames The State Agricultural College Jacob Veenstra Leighton Frank Vanden Berg LaFollette Vanderly Bros Ben de Haan Leeds Jacob de Haan Mr. de Haan Pella Supply Co Walter Sexton G. Vander Zyl W. 8. Riddle J. B. Harmer Colorado Springs Colo Mrs D. C. van Zante A. G. de Bruyn Case Dieleman Ottumwa Mr. de Bruyn Bart Vander Waal Tom Swank Ed Cook LaRue Davis Chattanooga, Tenn John van Weelden Albia Arthur Kaldenberg G. B. Ver Steeg G. J. de Haas H. F. de Haas Carrie Ten Hagen Edna Grant Eddyville Fred Vander Zyl B. L. Breuklander Otley A. N. Vander Linden Central Ardean van Arendonk Handel “Barefoot Trail John Hoeven M. Vander Linden H. M. Bruins Ben Brom BIG Mule Sale H. G. Bergman Mer. Graham & Shields First National Bank the Funny Senator Sorghum Actor Arma Salsbery Cherokee F. King ST. Pella John Ulrich, Jr Pepp C. B. Buttonbuster Howard Green Sim Batty Betty Gardner Minerva Petunia Muggins Olga Stopski Henry Walkotten Julian Kuyper Raymond de Haan Sam_ Kuyken Lucile Cochrane Dora van Haaften Ila Fox Olive Fox Puritan Drug Store DE Wit Bros
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