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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

5

Inaugural Radio Address Relay Plans For Peila

Peila will hear the inaugural address of President Coolidge on March 4 via twelve linked radio stations. Students in Minneapolis and St Paul will hear the ceremony at 10 20 a m with schoolwide listening and temporary receivers installed. The program includes the oath by Chief Justice Taft, Marine Band music, and the Star Spangled Banner, finishing around noon.

Peila United States Washington Pella Coolidge Woodrow Wilson WCCO Minneapolis St. Paul Northwest Radio Trade Association Wm. H. Taft United States Supreme Court Rce Paardekooper Webster Marine Band

Bouma Brother Dies in Des Moines Funeral Held in Otley

Thomas Bouma of Pella visited Des Moines last Tuesday for the funeral of his brother B. N. Bouma formerly of Otley. The Lilley Funeral home conducted the service for a Masonic Lodge of Monroe member. Survived by wife and twelve of a family of thirteen. interment at Hazel Dell Cemetery.

Thomas Bouma Home For Pella Des Moines B. N. Bouma Otley Lilley Masonic Lodge Monroe Bouma Hazel Dell

D. S. Huber Celebrates Eighty-eighth Birthday

D. S. Huber, honored at an 8 PM dinner hosted by daughter Miss Lucy Huber, marks his 88th birthday with flowers and well wishes. Once active in business and church affairs, he suffered a minor stroke recently, leaving him homebound but still engaged. greetings arrived from friends, with niece Stella Archibald of Birmingham and nephew Clyde Workman of Fairfield among out of town guests.

Hubert Huber Stella Archibald Birmingham Clyde Workman Fairfield

Monroe Chickens Lay By Electric Light

At Colyn poultry farm west of Monroe Mrs Colyn gathers over 200 eggs daily and says the flock is not enough. Electric lights, installed by G H Vanden Berg & Co of Pella with a Delco system, come on by alarm clock at 4 30 and the rooster horn signals hens to work fourteen hours a day. A new three deck incubator was added to the equipment.

Colyn Monroe

Farmers Co op makes big Chicago shipment

The Farmers Co Op Exchange shipped seven carloads of live stock to Chicago last Monday February 23. Secretary Jacob De Haan and manager A Van Drimmelen accompanied the shipment to oversee arrangements and ensure proper handling for members.

Farmers Co-Op. Exchange Chicago Jacob de Haan A. van Drimmelen

Grundman Couple Celebrate Fourth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ralph Grundman celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary on Thursday February 19 with eighteen guests. The house was decorated in orange and a three course dinner was served. Guests departed wishing them many returns of the day.

Ralph Grundman Mrs Grandman

T D Tice Called By Death Sunday

Theophilus D. Tice died at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa at 1 45 p m Sunday February 22 1925 aged 69 years 6 months 25 days Following stomach cancer after an operation His body was prepared at his son Will Tice's home and funeral was in Pella with services at the Baptist church and burial at Oakwood Cemetery He was a noted farmer stock raiser and community helper survived by wife two sons and three daughters with several grandchildren and siblings

Theophilus D. Tice Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Will Tice Oskalosoa Pella Baptist Oakwood Cemetery Odd Fellows Lodge Tice Will Lester Taintor W. H. Clark Irving Wallace Kasson Minn Bernard Mensch Thelma Maurine Tice Theodore Vernon Tice Harold Jarvis Tice Theodore Donald Wallace Manella Hull Mary Straughan New Sharon Louesa Lawrence Clarence Minnie Grimes Hattie McAuley Lottie Tice Newton Cora McAdoo Indianola Daniel Tice Perry C. G. Tice

Cemetery vote pretty close to buyout by city

The Oakwood Cemetery proposal to transfer management to the municipality was put to voters Tuesday. With 518 ballots cast and 514 effective, 278 favored and 286 opposed. The nonbinding vote aimed to gauge council sentiment, which received clear direction from the results.

Oakwood Cemetery Chronicle

Pella to Start Two New Brick Buildings to Replace Old Structures

Pella will see two new brick and block buildings replacing current structures. A 40 by 125 foot building facing Franklin Street will house the Van Houweling Garage, while a 30 by 60 foot brick block will be the new Globe Plumbing Company site on East First Street. Construction starts when spring opens, replacing Globe Plumbing and De Cook livery barn.

Pella Globe Plumbing Company de Cook Livery Barn Franklin Street van Houweling Garage East First St

Death of H. F. Fisk at New Sharon

Word reached Pella friends that Harvey F. Fisk died at his son Dan Fisk’s home in New Sharon likely from heart trouble. Civil War veteran of Co G 33rd Iowa, about 78 or 79, he leaves three children including Mrs. Walter Porter of Portland and Mrs. Dave Dykstra of Mitchellville. Interment plans uncertain with possible funeral on Oskaloosa Street home of his sisters-in-law if dialysis daughter in Portland does not arrive soon.

Pella Harvey F. Fisk Dan Fisk New Sharon Mr. Fisk Co. G 33Rd Iowa Infantry Walter Porter Portland Oregon Dave Dykstra Mitchellville Fisk

Central College Installs Water Softening Plant

H. L. Sherman this week completed central Volley forms as this is a plant of the largest domestic size with 2700 gallons capacity. A number of these plants are in use in the city, giving good satisfaction.

County Treasurer to Visit Pella for Tax Collection

County Treasurer F. T. Metcalf will be in Pella to collect taxes for Pella City Lake Prairie Township and Summit Township. The schedule places me at Pella National Bank on March 10 and 11 and at Security State Bank on March 12 and 13.

Pella Pella City Lake Prairie Township Summit Township

Neighbors Honour Brom Family At Surprise Party

Neighbors and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brom's home north of town for a surprise party Thursday evening. The Broms plan to move this spring to Jake Vander Syde's farm on the Jasper County line, and the event expressed the community's esteem for them amid their preparation to relocate. About forty attendees contributed refreshments and joined in the unplanned celebration.

Frank Brom

Kuiken moves into Van Spanckeren estate on Franklin St

Jake Kuiken who recently sold his house has moved into a section of the large double brick Van Spanckeren estate located on Franklin Street.

Jake Kuiken van Spanckeren Franklin St

Legion May Take Corn Show Work at Pella

At the Van Veen-Van Hemert Post meeting Commander Gary T. Vogelaar proposed that the American Legion post assume fostering a corn show for local youths near Pella. The idea follows John H. Ver Steeg’s earlier work, paused by his recent death. G. B. Clarke donated framed portraits of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, now hung with others of Van Veen and Van Hemert.

van Veen-Van Hemert American Legion Gary T. Vogelaar Pella John H. Ver Steeg Ver Steeg Legion G. B. Clarke George Washington Abraham Lincoln Clarke John van Veen Gerrit van Hemert

Mrs L Van Rees Dies in California

Mrs L Van Rees died in Los Angeles California at 7 00 p m Sunday February 22 age 63 years 2 months 16 days Her children in this vicinity learned of her passing and her son David had just arrived from California Her survivors include four sons Leendred Andrew Lawrence David and two daughters Mrs Henry Willemsen and Mrs D P Ver Ploeg Funeral will be held in Pella with the body being brought home for burial and a more definite announcement to follow

van Rees Leendred Andrew Sully Lawrence Pella David Santa Barbara Cal Henry Willemsen Kellogg D. P. Ver Ploeg Los Angeles California

Streets Get First Flushing of Year

City authorities operated the street flusher on Monday to wash streets in the business district. Winter dirt made roads slippery after moisture. Flushing cleared muck to the curb for removal, leaving streets cleaner.

Central College Gym Hosts Penn Central Basketball Thriller

A packed Central College gym saw Penn Central edge ahead early then lose a late lead as Central fought back to win by one, 27–26. Parsons College visited, with Parsons 24 Central 22 at finish. Monroe beat Cedar 20–8 on a neutral floor. Central finishes the week with Iowa Wesleyan in the county invite tournament.

Penn-Central Central College Penn Central Parsons College of Fairfield Central Players Parsons Boys Parsons Monroe Cedar Towa Wesleyan

Family birthday celebration near Pella marks five special days

Friday February 20 honored Wm. Rouwenhorst his wife and daughter Mrs. Paul Buwalda while Sunday February 22 celebrated another daughter Mrs. Dan Vander Linden. The Rouwenhorst family residing on nearby farms joined the parents in a shared birthday gathering.

Wm. Rouwenhorst Paul Buwalda Rouwenhorst Dan Vander Linden Pella

Local resident recovers from serious illness after surgery

Eli Hollebrands, who faced a serious illness since his December 9 appendicitis operation, is recovering uptown. After a pneumonia attack and his mother's death, he has regained strength and appears thinner but improving as he recovers.

Eli Hollebrands Mr. Hollebrands

Public Schools Report Busy March Activities and Plans

The district mails announce a Monday school election on March 9 and a spring vacation starting April 5. High school reps Frances Ver Steeg, Marion Vander Linden, and Mae Plette head to a sub-district contest in New Sharon on February 27, with debaters rehearsing for Pleasantville and What Cheer. A heavy focus on theatre, debate, and athletics runs as staff plan operetta, shop projects, and grape vine trimming demonstrations. The School Board weighs a one hour per week religious instruction option, to start in September, while basketball closes the season with Oskaloosa seconds and county and state tournaments loom.

Francis Ver Steeg Marion Vander Linden Mae Plette New Sharon Miss Halbert Miss Gosselink Pleasantville van Oostrum Martha Verheul Amidon Oskaloosa Pella

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President Coolidge D. S. Huber Lucy Huber Mr. Huber Presidentieaugural Services Farmers Co-Op Mrs. Grundman Mr. Tice Matthew Tice Harriet A. Godbey Peoria Jasper County Council H. F. Fisk L. van Rees Sen G. W. Verripn Eddyville Dallas le Pleasantvn Oskaloosa Tracy Prie City i Rose Hill Penny Academy Pike City Knoxville
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