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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

9

Our Boys A Problem or a Power Scout Sermon

The Boy Scout troop led by Scoutmaster Robert Ruby attended services at the Baptist church on Feb 13 where Rev. Paul Christensen preached on turning energy into power. He focused on four Scout Laws helpfulness loyalty bravery and reverence urging boys to be constructive, stand for right, and reverently serve God and family as part of the 28th anniversary observance.

Boy Scouts of America Robert Ruby Baptist Church Paul ‘Christensen Scouting Daniel Abraham Lincoln Ares Boy Scouts

Marion County Women's Chorus Plans First Public Appearance

Rehearsal set for Saturday February 19 at the Presbyterian Church Knoxville to prepare for a first public appearance. Women will sing at the New Albany Community Club meeting on Friday February 25 with all chorus members expected for attendance and for plans leading to Achievement Day.

Marion County Presbyterian Church Knoxville New Albany Community Club

New Drug Store Arrives in Pella with E A Carpenter

Pella welcomes E A Carpenter a former Oskaloosa Purity partner who has bought the John Heerema store and stock. Carpenter a Highland Park Des Moines College of Pharmacy graduate clerked in Winona and Sioux City before moving to Oskaloosa. Glenn Johnson remains as pharmacist and will work with Carpenter for a time. Mrs Carpenter and two children will join after school ends in spring.

Purity Drug John Heerema Highland Park College Des Moines College of Pharmacy Carpenter Winona Minn Sioux’ City Iowa Oskaloosa Glenn Johnson Heerema Iowa Board of Pharmacy Des Moines the Chronicle

Income Tax Man Is Coming

Chariton Iowa February 14 1938 The Pella Chronicle announces a plan to be in Pella at the City Office on February 22 and 23 to help taxpayers prepare 1937 income tax returns Field Auditor L G Luman State Income Tax Division signs off with thanks to subscribers

Chariton, Iowa The Pella Iowa L. G. Luman State Income Tax Division

New Used Car Shop Opens at 600 Lincoln Street

Marion Sonny Van Baale and Frank Le Coca announce a used car market at 600 Lincoln Street, Van Baale home. They bring 12 to 20 years in Ford work in Pella and offer many bargains. Van Baale leaves Ulrich Motor Co where he served as a car salesman.

Marion Sonny) van Baale Frank le Coca Lincoln Street van Baale Ford Automobile Pella Ulrich Motor Co

Nursing Notes On Vanessa Van Maren Recovery

Reports from Ma haska hospital indicate Van Maren is improving after a recent attack of pleurisy. Her bedside condition is monitored as she recovers.

New Improvement At Tysseling's Shoe Store

Richard Lautenbach works with saw and hammer to add an arch between the Tysseling shoe store and its repair department. The upgrade aims to separate the two sections and enhance the building’s appearance while adding usefulness.

Tysseling’s Richard Lautenbach Tysseling

Rev De Jong Attends Moody Founders Week

Rev Frank De Jong of 1001 Liberty Street Pella attended Moody Bible Institute Founders Week in Chicago during the first week of February. The conference drew guests from 35 states Alaska three Canadian provinces and seven foreign countries with large overflow day sessions and strong evangelism leading to many conversions after evening addresses.

Frank de Jong Liberty Street Pella Moody Bible Institute Chicago Moody Church Alaska

Indisposed Supervisor Seeks Oil From Farm Home

County supervisor W A Butts, traveling west of Knoxville, asked a farmer for oil when his car’s crank case ran low. The farmer’s reply denied machine oil castor oil and sorke were unavailable, prompting a humorous exchange about improvised lubrication.

W. A. Butts County Board of Supervisors

Return from Utah with Iowa stallions and gifts

Mr. H. W. Vriezelaar returned Tuesday from Spanish Fork Utah with R. B. Money, bringing a carload of stallions purchased in Iowa and shipped from Ames. The shipment included four Percherons four Clydesdales three Shires one Belgian and a saddle pony gifted to his son Mark. Notable stallions were Loursdale Donald and Locustdale Chadwick bred by Vriezelaar on Locustdale farm.

H. W. Vriezelaar Spanish Fork Utah R. B. Money Iowa Ames H.W. Vriezelaar Locustdale

Dutch Ban on Cameras Sparks Village Uproar

Tourists in Amsterdam area face a camera ban after Staphorst villagers protested photos in traditional dress. Two visitors were rushed by locals, while Florence Hackett of Pella aided Knox county officials by grading eighth grade exams last week.

Amsterdam Holland Staphorst Staphurst Florence Hackett Pella Tracy Knoxville

Three Little Girls in Blue Set for Radio Debut Boost for Pella

The Three Little Girls in Blue, Melba Hoekstra Bernace Vander Linden and Anna Joyce Klein, gain radio engagements on KSO Des Moines starting March 5 with five Saturday broadcasts ending April 2. The act from Pella features poems and music with Virginia Van Gorp reading and Emily Kuyper on piano, aiming to boost local radio and Tulip Time coverage.

Pella KSO Des Moines Girls In Blue Melba Hoekstra Joyce Klein Bernace Vander Linden Virginia van Gorp Emily Kuyper Fraley Chicago Little Girls In Blue Anna Joyce Klein Chamber of Commerce Anne Tusseling Bruce Gardner

Weddle Enters Democratic Bid for Marion County Treasurer

J Rex Weddle deputy clerk of the Marion County district court announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Marion County treasurer. A Knoxville resident long active in local party work he has chaired the president's birthday celebration committee and held officer roles in the Marion County Democratic Club and Knoxville committee.

J. Rex Weddle District Court Marion County Don. L. Remy Weddle Knoxville Democratic Party Democratic Club

Banks Closed For Washington's Birthday Observance

Notice that Pella National Bank Marion County State Bank and others will be closed Tuesday February 22 for Washington's Birthday. Mrs M A Butts returned from Des Moines Lutheran Hospital where she had been a patient for three weeks partly recovering from a goiter operation.

Washington Pella National Bank Marion County State Bank M.A. Butts Lutheran Hospital Des Moines

Rev Prins Receives Los Angeles Pastor Call

The Hope Reformed Church of Los Angeles has extended a call to Rev. Jacob Prins, pastor of the Second Reformed Church, to become its pastor under advisement. Locals hope he stays, praising his work and esteem in the community.

Hope Reformed Church Los Angeles Cal Jacob Prins Second Reformed Church

How to Stop Your Paper When It Expires

A simple rule for subscribers: if you do not renew, return the issue with a refused mark to end deliveries. Handling postmarks signals the publisher to stop unpaid shipments. If the paper remains or is taken from the box, it implies acceptance and liability for the unpaid period. The Chronicle notes subscriptions stop at expiration with notice to readers.

The Chronicle

Eight Accidents At Same Place One Afternoon

Mr and Mrs Rouben Thomassen witnessed eight motor vehicle crashes in one afternoon on highway 163 between Pella and Oskaloosa. Ice in front of their home caused drivers to lose control and collide. State patrol arrived but slipped on ice. sand was ordered to treat the slippery road.

Rouben -Thomassen Oskaloosa Highway 163 Thomassen Pella State Patrol

Card of Thanks for support after death

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during a time of sorrow. Special thanks to Mrs. Ant. Schippers for assistance and Rev. A. Haverkamp for comforting words and floral tributes. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper de Kock and children.

Neshors Ant. Schippers A. Haverkamp Jasper DE Kock

Dr Martin Buys Funeral Home in Main Street Deal

Dr R M Martin purchased the C H Wormhoudt property at 1000 Main. He will fit the lower floor for his chiropractic offices while the upper floor houses the Van Dort family. The Wormhoudt home at 900 Washington is being remodelled into a modern funeral home. Martin had operated from J C De Bruin property nearby and announced improvements at the new site.

C.h.wormhoudt 1000 Main Street R. M. Martin Sam van Dort Washington Street Dorothy Wormhoudt Dr. Martin J. C. de Bruinroperty Washington and East First Streets

Roof Fire at Dunkin Home at Noon Monday

At noon Monday Mrs. E. S. Dunkin, 515 University street, woke to a roof fire sparked by a falling ember. The blaze burned a hole but caused no other damage beyond the roof. The fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the fire.

E. S. Dunkin University Street

Dollar Days in Pella Stores Set for Big Weekend

Local merchants roll out two day sale Friday and Saturday with wide bargains across furniture hardware appliances groceries and more. Shoppers urged to list needs now and stock up while prices are right for future purchases.

County Junior High Basketball Tournament Set at Knoxville

The County Junior High tournament runs February 17 and 19 at Knoxville with three Thursday games at 6 7 and 8 pm. Semifinals are at 2 and 3 pm Saturday, followed by consolation and final games at 7 and 8 pm. Pella lists Tunis Tate Lloyd Menning Tom Grundman Rudy Schilder and others on the tournament team.

Knoxville Hamilton Dallas Pella Tunis Tate Lloyd Menning Tom Grundman Rudy Schilder Clyde Evers James Kempkes Bob Black Judson Waechter Billy Koopman

Also Mentioned on This Page

BOY Christensen Maven Pellay Poliah Marion County Women’s Chorus Dick Daring Pella Quintette Radio E. A. Carpenter Rev. de Jong Moody’s Founders Week Pella H. S. Auditorium Kates Dream Huerter Dickson Knoxville Girls’ Glee Club Shadows Coombs-Welelsley Wolfe Knoxville Boys’ Glee Club Indianola Girls’ Glee Club Fleming Indianola Boys’ Glee Club Friml-Riegger Grant Schaiffer Winterset Girls’ Glee Club Wagner Tannhouser Tinker Tinker’s Song (From Robinhood) By de Koven—Winterset Boys’ Glee Club Noble Cain Giannina Mia Friml- Riegger Pella Girls’ Glee Club O’keefe- Wellesley Down Mobile Pella Boys’ Glee Club Spinnerkirchen Riemann-Stickles Sullivan Faust Gounod Tchaikovsky Christiansen Stanford Hulshizer Drake University Rev. Prins C. H. Wormhoudt Wormhoudt Dunkin Vogelaar Twins Doretha Bernard Vogelaar Ben Vogelaar Pella High School Central College Pella Overall Co Bernard Central Hi Hardware Vogel
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