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Rudie Cael
Otley
Stier
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
5
Vogelaar Lose Eldest Son at 14
Akkerman T Vogelaar eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ben Vogelaar died at 304 Franklin Street at 1 40 am Tuesday January 1 1929 from peritonitis aged 14 years 10 months 17 days He leaves two brothers and other relatives Funeral services set for today Thursday at 1 30 pm from Third Reformed church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akkerman T. Vogelaar
Ben Vogelaar
Franklin Street
Third Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Rooster Fetches High Price in Local Market
Henry Vandervort of West Franklin Street Pella sold a Black Giant rooster to the Roorda poultry house Monday morning, netting him 2.45 dollars. The single rooster, from a brood of 26 chicks raised last spring, sold for more than typical 25 cent prices of a quarter century ago. Chicks 26 strong produced 16 survivors. pullets fetched 2.00 dollars each while roosters generally sold for slightly less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vandervort
Franklin Street
Pella
Roorda Poultry House
Tooster
Mrs H A Van Zante Dies in Pella at 64
Mrs H A Van Zante died at her home in Pella at 8:00 p m Saturday December 29 1028 aged 64 years 6 months and 8 days after a period of cancer. The family had lived in Otley before moving to another location. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday at 1 80 p m and at the First Christian Reformed church at two o clock with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. van Zante
Pella
Otley
Kaiatery
Wank
Reformed ‘Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Town With a Huge Office Numbers On Monday
The fragment mentions a Monday schedule involving auto numbers and a place called Town With a Huge Office. Frank T and Met Haite appear as named individuals in the garbled text, suggesting a local notice or brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T
Haite
Cats Inwnual Meeting Here In City Report Day
Fragmentary OCR text notes a local meeting in a city with a report to be appended later. Key names or dates are unclear. the readable portions imply a routine civic gathering and next steps pending additional coverage.
Council Defers Action on Coal Committee
Fragmentary notes show the council deferring action on a coal committee matter. The incomplete text references a city clerk, a designated time, and an Iowa league of mints line about fees. Unclear specifics hinder full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa League of’ Mints
Helped Family Stranded Here After Car Breakdowns
A 16 year old girl and her father, Mr Russell, halted in Ottumwa after car troubles on a Arkansas trip from Rochester Mayo Clinic. With 47 cents, flu like symptoms, and no funds, they sought aid at the Baptist parsonage. Rev George Conrad and wife fed them, found medical care, and arranged lodging while arranging further assistance toward Pocahontas Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
George Conrad
Russell
Arkansas
Mayo Brothers Institution
Rochester
Council Bluffs
Church of God
Conrad
Aschenbrenner
8 Point
Ottumwa
Mt Rainer Boy Marmret Receives New Honors
E M Cole notes his son Francis in Mt Rainer Maryland sent news of a boy named Marmret earning new honors after a sudden change in fortune. The message conveys pride and local recognition within the family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Cole
Francis
Mt. Rainer
Central Pella basketball classic ends with Old Central Stars win
A large crowd from Pella and nearby towns watches a charity basketball game between Central's Old Central Stars and the Veterans. The Veterans, led by seasoned guards, push hard but the Old Stars, paced by Beyers and Neifert, use steady play to secure a 28 to 18 victory. Lautenback referees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Sons of Freedom
Winter
Pirates
Central
Old Central Stars
Bob Beyers
G. Neifert
L. Forward
H. Scholton
R. Forns
P. Roland
L. Guard
M. Tandy
R. Guard
J. Lammers
L. R. Lee Lautenback
Pirate
Central Stars
Ney
New Six Cylinder Chevrolet Shown At White Way
Lovers of automotive beauty are invited to view the new six cylinder Chevrolet model now on display at the White Way Auto company showroom. The ad urges prospective buyers to read about the car’s style and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Auto Company
Masquerade Party Honors Retiring County Recorder
A masquerade party was held in Knoxville Towa to honor Margaret Brikhart, the retiring county recorder. The event featured colleagues and friends, with socializing and expressions of appreciation for her years of service.
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Knoxville
Towa
Mra
Margaret Brikhart
Suilhart
Uy Tor
Owen
Chronicle speaks of growth and public support in new year
The Chronicle expresses gratitude for growing subscriptions and public support as it pledges to maintain high standards for family news and community life. It notes a strong job department, steady demand from local businesses, and Pel la’s unusual number of factories fueling the printing plant’s expansion.
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the Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Teese
Facer
Chonicle
Pers
Tomers
Pella
Pel
Otley Men Win Poultry Honors at Fairfield Show
Otley man M A Sandmeier won top honors with a Rose Comb Rhode Island Red entry in the state fair poultry show at Fairfield Iowa. He placed in multiple red classes including cock and pullet entries along with best display. Robert Kaldenberg also won in the Rose Comb Rhode Island White class taking first cock, first hen, first pullet and second cockerel in a strong division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sandmeier
Rhode I
Fairfield
Towa
Robert Kaldenberg
Otley
Rhode Island
R. C
Mrs Cook's Brother Frank Jewell Dies in St Louis
Mrs J M Cook and husband returned to Pella after the death of her brother Frank Jewell a commercial traveler from St Louis His illness began with gall bladder inflammation followed by bronchial pneumonia and he died December 26 at Janesville Iowa The funeral was December 29 at the family home in Janesville He was 41 and survived by his wife one child and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cook
Pella
Frank Jewell
St. Louis
Iowa
Slater
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of a beloved mother. The note also thanks those who lent cars for the funeral and acknowledges their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Bors
Klein
Mrs. B Brom Dies at 80 in 1928 Home Death
Mrs. B Brom, aged 80 years 1 month 26 days, died at her Liberty Street home Friday evening December 28 1928 from pneumonia after illness. She leaves four sons and three daughters with two daughters in Pella and another in California continuing to Oskaloosa New Sharon and Des Moines. Funeral services were held at 3 pm Monday at the First Christian Reformed church with interment in Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brom
Liberty Street
I. J. Beerends
Christina Brom
Pella
California
John
Henry
Oskaloosa
New Sharon
Tony
Des Moines
First Christian Reformed Church
Graceland Cemetery
Pella Girl Engaged In City Y W Work
Frances Vander Linden, now back in Peoria Illinois as Y W C A secretary, oversees all Girls Reserve work. After a 10 day holiday at 707 Union Street, she looks ahead to joining the new six story Y M C A building set to open around July 1.
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Union Street
Frances Vander Linden
Peoria
Ill
Star Oil Co Introduces New Gas On Sale
Star Oil Co advertises a new fuel grade "KANOTEX" claiming easy starting, quicker pickup, and extra power. The ad notes the gas is offered at the price of ordinary gas or with a three cent per gallon reduction, highlighting superior fueling quality versus other fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Oi Gn
Enis
Kanotex
Theis Co
Thissue
Tennis Sents First Influenza Victim
The 55-year-old man died at 1001 Columbus Street at 11:00 a.m. Friday December 28 1928 from pneumonia after influenza marking the first fatal epidemic case. He was unmarried with a brother Leon near Pella a Mrs. James Haimer of Pella and a sister in Des Moines. Funeral services were held Monday morning at 1:00 p.m. at the home and burial was at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis
Oakwood Cemetery
Big Shoe Sale Underway At Pella Retailer
Footwear buyers packed the Sunday crowd in Pella last Saturday as L. Van Reex advertised a big sale held between Christmas and New Year. The event drew a hearty response from shoppers amid a dull season for merchants. Nearby mentions of Naeger appear in the ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. van Reex
Pella
Naeger
Cigaret Smoking Blamed for Crime by Society Speaker
J B Adkins of the Society for the Friendless spoke at the Baptist church on Sunday, arguing cigaret fiends fill penal institutions and urging public awareness. He cited state prisons and reform schools enrolling 850000 annually and said the society aided 668 inmates last year while a new central prison is proposed. He outlined four conditions for paroles and claimed cigaret smoking underpins criminal trends, though listeners disputed the point noting young offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Adkins
Society For the Friendless
Baptist Church
Adkins
U. S
Mr. Adkins
Narrow Escape Near Adams After Bridge Incident
Former Pellaites Mr and Mrs Dan Kamp narrowly escaped serious injury when their Ford Coupe struck a steel bridge railing near the D F Bryson farm while en route to their daughter's home southeast of Adams. The car balanced on the railing as the bridge edge kept it from falling into the creek twelve to fourteen feet below, causing a severe jolt and damage to the car and bent railing. A rut in the road preceded the loss of control during entry onto the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Dan Kamp
Adams
Nebr
Daniel Kamp
D. F. Bryson
Kamp
Pella Sees Bright Local Manufacturing Outlook
A survey of Pella area firms shows an active year with rising production and turnover. Companies including Pella Maid products, Pella Overall Co, Dora Subonga Bakery, Heeren Furniture, Pella Mills, Ulrich’s Bologna, Shinn Hatcheries and more report expanded sales, new equipment, and plans for higher output as markets in Japan Holland and the United States grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Heemstede
Holland
Buenos Ayres
Yokohama
Pella Overall Co
Dora Subonga’s
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Madison
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Quincy
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
George Heeren Furniture and Wood Novelty Co
Woodrow
Pella v Mills
Wizard Pancake
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Kansas
Ulrich
Bologna
Shinn
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Is. Vogelaar
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Haga
Anat AN
Chevrolet
Y. W
Star Oil Co
van Rees
Society
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