Calvin Coolidge Dies At North Hampton Home
News follows the death of Calvin Coolidge former U S president at his Northampton Massachusetts home at age sixty the peaceful passing noted by Mrs Coolidge on her return from shopping Coolidge born July 4 1872 held various political posts in Massachusetts and rose to the presidency in 1923 likely obituary style overview of notable milestones and career highlights
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Northampton
Mass
America
Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
Grace A. Goodhue
Cleveland
Central College Meets St Ambrose In Big Iowa Conf Clash
Central College faces St Ambrose in a high stakes Iowa Conference basketball duel at the local gym Friday January 18 at 7 30 pm. The rivals have long battled to late game finishes. Central has reworked offense after a season open, aiming to upset the Irishmen and end a streak tied to past title teams.
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Central College
St. Ambrose
Central
Iowa
Saints
St.Ambrose
Lovemenge-Hesetions
Seerious
Parsons
Winter
Duford
Rubber collars still sold by local clothier
Dick Den Adel, a local clothier, said on Monday that rubber collars remain in demand with occasional calls and recent sales showing the neckwear has not disappeared from fashion.
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Dick den Adel
den Adel
New cream station opened in Pella by J J Beerends
A new business venture starts in Pella with the opening of a cream station by J J Beerends in the rear of the Grandia building on the south side of Main Street. Beerends, known in the community, formerly worked with the Farmers Co operative Exchange and more recently with a Knoxville concern, and invites friends to visit the new location.
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Pella
J. J. Beerends
Grandia
The
Chronicle
Pella Parent Teacher Meeting Friday Night
The Pella Parent Teacher association invites members to a Friday evening meeting at 7:30. An attractive program is planned with welfare relief work discussed and other school matters to be covered.
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Pella
Parent/Teacher association
Post Jones
O.rg
Democrats Take Control of Iowa Legislature
Condensed state and national brief notes recount Democrats securing control of both Iowa General Assembly chambers. The summary highlights various Iowa incidents including arrests for homicide, paroled murder case, jail reform, a Christmas death will, and local criminal cases. It also notes public figures’ deaths and ongoing political changes. The piece mentions a library bequest, a drowning accident, and a Chicago hotel loss, with broader national context.
Business Is Good In Insurance Line
Gradus De Kock of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. says business is on the upgrade and the company is paying dividends earlier this year. All policyholders with two years or more will receive a nice dividend, including the Chronicle editor who may receive his next August.
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Gradus de Kock
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Ottumwa
de Kock
The
Chronicle
Time When There Were No Ministers In Pella Pulpits
John Van der Ploeg recalled a period of two to three months when no church in Pella had a pastor and all pulpits were vacant. He noted the era occurred before the Second Christian Reformed church organized, despite many churches existing then needing pastoral care.
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John van der Ploeg
van der Ploeg
Christian Reformed Church
White Way Barn to Host Jan 20 Horse and Mule Sale
The White Way Horse Co announces a horse and mule sale at White Way Barn in Oskaloosa Iowa on Friday January 20 1933 starting at 1 00 pm. Signers say initial sale drew buyers and expect good demand with consignors returning. Bring in horses and mules of all kinds Denney Kutch and Pennington manage Pennington Kutch Aud Lester Butler clerk.
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White Way Barn
Oskaloosa
Iowa
White Way Horse CO
Denney, Kutch and Pennington
Nagera
Pennington & Kutch
Auds
Lester Butler
Clothing Drive Reaches Helps City Families
The Commun ity Welfare league collected a large amount of used clothing Tuesday afternoon with five men Abe Den Adel G I Roorda Dirk De Haas Peter Tyssing and John P De Cook aided by four boys. Chairman Plender of the Red Cross asks needy families to call at Vander Berg's rooms next Tuesday 4 to 6 PM to receive items. parents should come in person and avoid notes from children.
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Community Welfare League
Abe den Adel
G. I. Roorda
Dirk de Haas
Peter Tyssing
John P. de Cook
Welfare League
Plender
Red Cross
Vander Berg
Peter Tysseling Named Alternate for Farm Bureau Meet
Marion County Farm Bureau will send a delegation to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation state convention at the Shrine Temple Des Moines January 18 to 20. C. M. Gilson will represent the county among 100 voting directors, with Peter Tysseling of Pella as his alternate. The county group also includes a woman’s quartet with Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Darnell, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Rankin and pianist Miss Lois Spaur.
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Marion County Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Shrine Temple
Des Moines
Brown
C. M. Gilson
Peter Tysseling
Pella
J. W. Sherwood
C. C. Darnell
S. A. Roberts
Watson Rankin
Lois Spaur
Christian School P. T. A. Meet Friday at 7:30
The Christian School P. T. A. announces a school meeting Friday at 7:30 at the school building. A prepared program will entertain attendees and the public is invited to attend.
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Emied
Hot Lunch Plan For Country Pupils Adopted
Arrangements allow country students who bring lunches to have a hot dish weekly. Sign up for meals priced from three to eight cents per serving. Miss Larson, commercial teacher, will leave for Mason City schools. no replacement named yet. School board met. monthly teachers meeting held. PTA to meet Friday. Basketball game with Sigourney moved to Sigourney. Agriculture class uses illustrated lectures on cattle and swine from Iowa State College at Ames.
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Miss Larson
Pella
Mason City
Parent-Teachers Association
Sigourney
Central College
State College
Ames
Five Day Marriage Law Faces Possible Repeal
In Des Moines legislative circles an Iowa General Assembly repeal of the five day marriage law is under consideration. A repeal bill was introduced Tuesday and may reach a vote soon. The current rule requires couples to file intent five days prior, a policy that since last July has driven license seekers to neighboring states, costing Iowa revenue.
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Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
Chronicle
Iowa
Declam Contest Season Opens
The first preliminary declamatory contest of the season featured ten freshmen in two classes. Winners were Lee Vriezelaar first, Ruth Heerema second, Leona Wittenburg third in dramatic. Ardy Klein first, Dorothy Van Houwel ing second, Helen Bogaard third in humorous. Musical numbers by the mixed chorus and Girls’ Glee Club. Second contest set for January 19.
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Patsy
Ruth Heerma
Bobby Unmelcode
Helen Schilder
Scratch
Lee Vriezelaar
Laddie
Leona Wittenburg
Priscilla
Helen Bogaard
Penrod
Alda Mae van Heukelom
Betty
Dorothy van Houweling
Papa—Ardysein
Bernice van
Dame Heard at 2nd Church by Muskegon minister
The Second Reformed church filled for both morning and evening services as Rev. C. P. Dame of Muskegon Mich recently called to the church preached two strong discourses. The consistory asked for reaction on the call but Dame declined to state his acceptance, requesting more time to consider.
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H. C. Jacobs
Second Reformed Church
C. P. Dame
Muskegon
Mich
Reverend Dame
Dame
Campfire Girls Present Play and Variety Program
Campfire girls staged a three act mystery A Whiff of Evidence and a varied program Thursday evening. Led by Miss Blake and Miss Vere Sadler the group performed with high school boys assisting. Despite brief practice they delivered a well presented show with musical numbers tumbling acts and stunts. An attentive but small crowd attended and community support was urged.
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Therogram
Blake
Vere Sadler
Aged Resident Is Quite An Artist Sail Ship Model Shown at J. C. Penney Window
The Home For the Aged presents a sail ship model crafted by K. P. De Jong. The Dutch voyage memory recreates the ship that transported him to South America fifty years ago. The miniature boat features raisable sails, an anchor, and detailed craftsmanship.
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J. C. Penney
K. P. de Jong
Home For
de Jong
Netherlands
South America
Mr. de Jong
Celebrated Violinist Mme Mundy to Play at High School
Mme Lota Mundy, pupil of Ayer and premier violinist, appears next Monday at 7 30 pm in the college lecture series at the high school. The program blends sentimental and technical pieces with Handel Turina and Dvorak selections. She owns a Hawley Robert violin dated 1699. Admission is seventy five cents.
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Mme
Lota Mundy
Ayer
Handel
Turina
Dvorak
Maude Powell
Mme Mundy
Hawley Robert
Correction on Frank Summers injury location
The Chronicle corrects a report that Frank Summers was hurt in the Bishop mine stating the accident did not occur there but elsewhere. Mr Bishop says the error may reflect misinformation from their informant and the paper is glad to set the record straight.
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Frank Summers
Bishop
Assessor to Meet Public At Security Bank Saturday
City assessor Jacob Plender will be at the Security Bank Saturday to accommodate residents wishing to see him. The note mentions accompanying items and a local facial treatment reference, reflecting a miscellaneous 207 line entry.
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Security Bank
Jacob Plender
Pella Chamber Plans Tax Discussion Tonight with Experts
The regular Pella Chamber of Commerce meeting at Legion Memorial hall tonight at 7:30 will cover gross sales tax. Sampson and McCoy of Indianola will present expert arguments after thorough study. The event aims to attract a large audience including nonmembers and farmers.
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Pella Chamber of Commerce
Legion Memorial Hall
Messrs. Sampson and McCoy
Indianola
Chamber of Commerce
Central to Add Extra Number on Lecture Course
The College Lecture Course adds a bonus program this winter featuring Cloud Smith of the University of Nebraska reading Davey Crockett a Tennessee romance in three acts with six characters. The reading mixes humor dialect and romance in a motherly advised tale. Single admission is 26c.
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Cloud Smith
University of Nebraska
Davey Crockett
Smith
Lyceum
Car Fire Ends Pleasant Day for Local Family
Mr and Mrs Lester Boats day with their baby turned to disaster on a Sunday near Monroe when their Essex coach burst into flames half a mile from a farmhouse. A nearby farmer rushed to help while the family and car suffered extensive damage, the fire likely starting from a short circuit.
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Lester Boat
Baby
Monroe
Essex
Ives
Howper
A. Dunnick 88 Dies in Manning Iowa
Cornelius Dunnick a Civil War veteran and longtime Manning resident died at 10:30 Friday morning after a weeklong illness. He was born in Holland on April 23 1844 and came to America as an infant. Survived by wife five children five stepchildren and twenty eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at the Ohde Funeral home with Rev Geo Crissman officiating. Interment in Manning cemetery. The 88th Iowa Regiment veteran served in seventeen major battles and later farmed in Jasper and Audubon counties.
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Peter
Ike Dunnick
Ohde Funeral Home
Geo, Crissman
Council Bluffs
Methodist Church
John
Manning
Clara Berry
Atlantic
Zion City
Willliam
Carroll
Rhoda Hudspeth
Audubon
Alice Noel
Lincoln
Nebr
Dolly Perkins
Joy Bradford
Fontenelle
Jay Duff
America
U. S
88Rd Iowa
Sarah Bradford
Dunnick
Iowa
Gov
Kirkwood
Samuel A. Rice
Oskaloosa
Henry L. Bousquet
de Bruin
Thomas W. Cox
John W
Daniel Dingeman
Stephanus de Kook
Cornelius Klein
Valentine Maties
John Niermeyer
Flavius A. Prouty
Gerard
John G. van Steenwyk
Amaziah Templeton
Geo. . Towne
Dirk Toll
Daniel van Ness
Gyabert Ver Steeg
Gerrit Vander Kamp
Quite A Dog Farm At P. R. Van Gorp Place
Peter R. Van Gorp on the Thomassen place east of Pella pulls to the curb as a litter of seven St Bernard dogs is born to his old dog. The tale notes a sudden family increase and mentions local farm life.
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P. R. van Gorp Place
Peter R. van Gorp
Thomassen Place
Pella
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