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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

5

ALEX MILLER'S VISIT TO PELLA AS TOLD BY HIMSELF

ALEX MILLER recounts visits to Pella Iowa for the Commercial Club banquet. He notes Dutch heritage, the Garden City Feeder plant, and local figures such as Mayor Johnson and Joe Faassen. Miller vivid on hospitality, local industry, and the town’s Dutch-American character, with reflections on editors and newspapers in Washington.

Washington Democrat Pella Hollanders Waketown Rev. Williamson Steck Babcock Carson Anderson Monmouth Keota Washington Hisler Miller Iowa United States Ani Garden City Peter van Gorp van Gorp C. T. Smith Wits Town Peoria Columbus Wade Ontario South ‘Dakota Detroit Ohio Illinois Tom Kyle Ben Roth Pelta Father Scholte Holland Skunk Des Moines John Alex Young Shaumbaugh Bro. Johnson Jansen Luke Brewer Boyd Naime Johnson H. Fowler Indus Y. T. van Niewaal J. W. Boyd Joe Faassen J. W. Bailey W. H. VanderPloeg J. G. VanderPol Ralph .Bolton Greater Des Cher The Baptist East Orange N. J Millonaire Colgates Colgate Soap Fame Walter jPhone Troxel Rod Greer Jim VanderPol Greerhorn Ralph Smith the Democrat California Vander Pal Mort ‘Kerley Good Roads Chronicle Baptist ‘Record Bro. Coon Bailey Zijn Qnderwerp Mr. Miller Eenvoudig Maniferen Zijn Snedige Miller Walter Fowler Rev. Batley Jim VanderPal Jim

Love or a Throne at the Electric Palace

A two reel Universal Italian style feature program presents Love or a Throne and Love and a Lottery Ticket at the Electric Palace on Saturday Jan 17. The epic drama follows Crown Prince Wilhelm in a Germany locale, a forbidden romance with an opera singer, conspirators, and a climactic throne transfer. Wilhelm’s love, Olga, faces royal intrigue as a midnight assassination plot unfolds and the king’s fate shifts to a new reign.

Electric Palace King Friederich Edward St.John Brenton Wilhelm Wm. E. Shay Prince Albert Calvao Olga Petrova Leah Baird Franz Liebman George Hall Universal Universal Imp European J Company Herbert Brenon Rurania Friederich Wilhelmin Albert William ‘Shay Bairdi Olga Hher

Obituary for Mrs James Porter of Marion County

Obituary notices Mrs. James Porter born Sarah Louisa Ferguson Sept 25 1846 Indiana immigrated to Iowa at age three. Married James Porter April 11 1867, four children. Joined Coal Ridge Baptist Church 1886, led Sunday school, helped the poor. Died Nov 20 1913 in Shelly Idaho after surgeries for kidney cancer. Body returned to Gravity Iowa for interment. funeral by Rev Clifford Cox. Also obituary note for Dr Johannes G Oosterbeck of Chicago formerly Hygham Montana.

Baptist James Porter Marion Iowa Sarah Louisa Ferguson Indiana Tracy Los Angeles Cali Shelly Idaho

Death of Rev O W Catlin Jr in Texas Farm Accident

Rev O W Catlin, once Pella resident and Baptist Record field editor, died in Manuel Texas at 63 years 10 months 1 day after a December farm accident. He lived in Des Moines briefly and later Texas. survived by a wife two sons and a daughter all residing in Pella.

Catlin Pella O. W. Catlin Des Moines Manuel Texas Houston Towa Baptist Record

Mrs. C. A. Fleck Rites Held In Pella

Mrs. C A Fleck of Leighton died January 6 at her daughter A H Clark’s home in Pella after a sudden hemorrhage. Funeral services were January 10 in Pella, burial at the family lot near the Fleck home. Born June 7 1835 in Fayette county Ohio she moved to Town as a child and married William Fleck in 1853. She had nine children, five living: D S Fleck Newton Mrs Lyte A Heffner Snohomish WA A B Fleck Ottawa KS Mrs A H Clark Pella and Miss Mary Fleck. The obituary notes John and Eleanor Gilmore Aikins’ son Henry DeWitt Aikins born near Philadelphia May 16 1843 died December 29 1913 at Winters et Iowa aged 70 years 7 months 13 days.

C. A. Fleck Leighton A. H. Clark Pella William Fleck D. S. Fleck Newton Lyte A. Heffner Snohomish, Wash A. B. Fleck Ottawa Kans Mary Fleck Henry DeWitt Aikins John Eleanor Gilmore Aikins Philadelphia Winterset Iowa

Pioneer shoe merchant, Civil War veteran, dies in Winterset

Samuel Atkins, aged 87, a lifelong church deacon and former trustee of Central College at Pella, moved from Ohio to Iowa in 1855, served in Company G of the 33d Iowa Vol., married Anna Weber in 1868, and lived in Winterset since 1896. He remained active in baptist duties until retirement two years ago.

Delaware Marion Iowa Pella Robert Ohio Samuel Atkins Kansas City Iowa’ Vol First Baptist Church Winterset Anna EH. Weber Delphi Ind Charles H Eleanor Ketman Ida Leman Council Bluffs Margaret Wilson Chicago Central College

Remarkable Life of George Beyle Father of John Beyle

George Beyle died January 7 1914 at age 74 75 born in Alsace Lorraine near Strassburg. He lived in New Orleans then Clarke County Indiana before Civil War and served in the Union Army. He married Elizabeth White siders and left a large Christian family. He adapted from Catholic roots to Protestant and Methodism. He was multilingual in French German and English and is buried beside his wife in the old country churchyard.

George Beyle John L. Beyle Central College Mr. Beyle Alsace-Lorraine Strassburg Rhine France Orleans Louis Philippe Louis Napoleon Napoleon America New Orleans Louisana Clarke County Indiana Sherman United States Mr. Boyle Elizabeth Anne Whitesides Boyle

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

Only those who have lost loved ones can know the comfort and help friends provide at such a time. We fail to express our heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown during the bereavement and past years. Thanks for floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Fleck Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fleck Mrs. Lide Fleck Heffner and Mrs. J. D. Fleck.

A. H. Clark D. S. Fleck A. B. Fleck

Notice to Dog Owners for 1914 Tag Renewal

Owners must register and tag their dogs by February 1, 1914. After the date the fee increases by 50 cents and the ordinance will be strictly enforced. Frederick Pahre, Marshal.

Fred Pahre

Surprised Their Teacher at Black Oak Center School

Pupils of Black Oak Center school gathered at Miss Margaret Vogelaar’s boarding home on the first day after Christmas vacation for a surprise party. An evening of games and amusements followed, reflecting a positive teacher pupil relationship noted in the district.

Black Oak Center Margaret Vogelaar Otto VerMeer Ite

Fisher Klein wedding ties Sioux County ties

Miss Gertrude Klein and Edward Fisher were married Thursday at the Klein home with Rev McEwan officiating. The bride wore white messaline with beaded net as guests attended a large ceremony. The couple plans a wedding trip to Pella ford and will reside in the town's west part. Both are Academy graduates. the groom is a rural mail carrier.

Grooi Sioux County Herald

First Reformed to Hear Dr A Oltmans in Japan Mission

The First Reformed church schedules a Sunday program with Dr A Oltmans preaching in the morning and Rev Anne TePaske of Bethel Reformed leading evening services. The pulpit standby is Rev A Oltmans D D of Japan. A consistorial conference is set for Tuesday Jan 20 at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm with Dr A Olimaris of Japan addressing attendees. Members of the Pella Classis participate in discussions and sessions are open to the public.

First Reformed A. Oltmans First Reformed Church Japan D. D Anne TePaske Bethel Reformed Church Holdyville Iowa A. Olimaris Pella Classis

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Speakers

The services next Sunday include 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 fellowship meeting 11:00 brief talk by Mrs. Woodcock of Des Moines followed by Echoes from Kansas City International Student Volunteer Movement Convention by Mr. Harry Phillips and Miss Mabel Warren two Pella delegates. 6:30 Epworth League service addressed by Mrs. Woodcock at 7:30 address by Mrs. Woodcock.

Methodist Church Woodcock Des Moines Kansas City International Harry Phillips Mabel. Warren Pella Epworth League

Closing Work and Forty Days Lesson by Dr. Dudley

The Rev Dr Dudley of Des Moines spoke Friday evening to the city teacher training class and many others. He urged qualified and consecrated teachers as agents to change children's lives, praising his engaging illustrations and noting absent teachers missed a very helpful address.

Dudley Des Moines

Pella Boy Succeeds in Wyoming

Rev J C Clark visited his hometown as Clyde Clark, former Central College and Rochester Theological Seminary graduate, reports his progress as pastor of the Rock Springs Baptist Church Wyoming. Under his leadership the church grew from 28 to over double with a 36 by 40 foot gymnasium built in the church basement to aid the youth. Rock Springs, a western mining town of 6000, contains 45 saloons. 18 owned by the mayor.

J. C. Clark W. J. Clark Rock Springs Wyo Clyde Baptist Church Carl Wyoming Mr. Clark Central College Rochester Theological Seminary Central

House For Sale Near College With Seven Rooms

Residence property south of college with seven rooms. Inquire at Chronicle office lor of B Van Rees.

Chronicle Office B. van Rees

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Alex Miller Judge Wilcockson Oskaloosa R. M. Wilson Rosehill Stout Harvey VanGorp John 8. Foster A. J. Hanna, Sr Clifford Cox Baptist Church of Clarinda Johannes G. ‘Oosterbeck Oosterbeck Ooterbeck James Ramand Hygham Montana Northern Pacific Forsythe Aikins George Beyl Pella Boy
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