Faint Sketch of College Event Leads to Funeral Attendance
The report recounts a somber college gathering with many attendees including Mis He I Ni faint and Mrs. Mitten amid a notice of a funeral. It notes a convent speech and a planned client conduct at a brea State Conference after a recent issue. The piece mentions Anderson and Mrs Will wager Piva and a piano performance by Luere dia Butautat ujava, with Terba Hist Nuke lauded for a notable moment.
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Bale
Bres Matnes
Brea
Neuert
Olitred
Shuapovi
Ant Meecer
Pella High Tops Central Contenders in Farm Aid Tie
Pella High powered offense led by Klein with 24 points and three players hit double digits as they defeated a Central Conference rival. The game featured strong hustle and a notable defensive stand, with Dubus suffering a late scoring drought. A local farm aid push appeared in the papers with discussion of certificates of necessity and relief amid feed shortages and reduced freight rates for farm shipments.
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Peatral
Caer
Pella
Klein
Dykstra
Hay O
Walter’ “Brown
Brewth
Editorial Comment Upkiduusa Herald on Vitamin Debates
Public belief in vitamins fuels extreme ideas from toe nail cures to domestic conflicts. A Knoxville Express excerpt mocks inconsistent adoption of fads, urging reflection on events and the risks of clinging to them.
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Upkiduusa Herald
Knoxville Express
Raymond
Local election woes and town upgrades in brief
The badly marked ballots delay confirmation of the 4 County Recorder race between Long and Brillhart, while Merritt and Metcalf dispute the treasurer result. South side square renovations include Meat Market and Mra. I B Black’s store. Debate over Oakwood Cemetery purchase and a municipal vote to settle it continues.
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County Recorder
Long
Brillhart
Merritt
Metcalf
Tich Meat Market
I. Black
Doom
Weld
John Takers
Oakwood
Iaukhaldars
Tigers triumph as two basketball cases end in victory
Thirty years ago Wan. 2, the Pella Tigers won two basketball games and a separate test against a National Guard Company team in Webst City, Iowa with strong performances by local players. Community groups held meetings at Star Garage and at the Schulte home, electing officers, organizing the Run Club, and raising funds for the college including a piano and other activities.
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Pella Tigers
National Guard
Trun Websist
Valle
Baecaba Amm
Soliloquy on New Guinea Battle and Sunset Reflections
A wartime soliloquy describes a battle near Stoney Point and a voyage to Matlin Bay, blending vivid sunset imagery with memories of fallen comrades. It recalls the white man versus yellow forces, the toll of war, and hopes for future battles, while mourning those lost and cherishing friendships.
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New Guinea
Matlin Huy
Mier
Stoney Point
Coney Bolt
Eirele
Alfred Coed Tennyson
Stoney At
Islands
Down Under
Local store sale and basketball misprint notes
Fragmentary text describes a 28 foot size with a 20 foot ceiling and a player Billman making thirteen free throws. Mentions several players Luithan Wormbouds Renaud Buerkens Ver Plogg Floyd J Gaindell and a purchase related to Vex Steeg Co. store on the West Side with a reference to Des Moines and Mela.
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Billman
Luithan
Wormbouds
Renaud
Buerkens
Floyd J. Gaindell
Vex Steeg Co
Cornell Winonan
Des Moines
Iaysidis
Mela
Complain Letter From Iowa Soldiers Details Hard Times
A Des Moines Register letter from Iowa soldiers expresses frustration with long deployments and red tape. Signed by numerous servicemen from Fort Dodge, Pella, Ottumwa, and other towns, the note reflects fatigue after 34 months of war abroad and calls for changes to support troops and families.
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Minnesota
Wefan Peak Harbor
Eokwns
Ayeain
Victor
Victor PF
Maynard
Glen Beh
Humboldt
Tao
Guy A. Clark
Tacoma
Wash
We M. Bennum
Hex Moines
Jerome E.” Bockover
Fort Dodge
Harold Vande Noord
Pella
Riley Oscar Osmond
Herman EL. Devold
Myron F. van Wyk
Hike Abben
Ackley
Ted Werton
Ervin’ Stansberry
New Thapton
John CG
Attice
Roanoke
Vay
Joseph Barger
Dale Ke Wood
John R. Wrenn
Ottumwa
Las
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Lalora
Lay DD
Isenberg
Pleasantvitle
Jay Charles Ro Knutson
Fort Dodie
Des Moines Register
Insurance and Savings Offered by WM. Difleman
advertise insurance for farm and city property and bail on crops auto insurance across branches. encourages starting a savings account with life insurance to provide income in old age. promotes good companies at low rates and invites calls to 50 Sully Iowa or mail to P O Box 146 for a call.
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Sully
P.O
WM. Difleman
Lowa
Vander Meers Seek News From Pella Chronicle Readers
Mrs Ben Vander Meer writes from Orchard Heights Port Orchard Washington asking the Pella Chronicle to resume hometown news coverage. She and her husband Ben describe wartime work in Bremerton Washington, living among Midwest transplants, and their wish to reconnect with friends in Pella while noting Roosevelt's Northwest address broadcast by radio.
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Jam
Tomy Uth
Pella
Domeson
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Washington
Middle West
Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Northwest
Ben Vander Meer
Orchard Heights
Port Orchard
Wash
P. S
Wilma Vander Wilt
Dena Vander Wilt
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