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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1931

Page

6

Local Classified Notices and Ads from Des Moines Office

A collection of classified notices including painting and wallpaper work inquiries in Pella seeking a reliable part time to full time worker, job offers to professionals like attorneys and bankers, poultry services offering culling and worming at $2.00 per 100, battery sales at $7.45, several used car listings from Van Houweling Auto Co, a Buick driving offer to San Francisco with $30 and two passengers, hosiery and lingerie wear with contact numbers, taxi service by Carl Beyers, and an invitation to write for work with confidential correspondence through Des Moines office.

Pella Lown Des Moines America

For Sale Items From Local Ads

FOR SALE Bishop's Coal delivered 18¢ Phone 1 271 C K Marcuson PUBLIC SALE Potatoes lumber and a few other articles at 400 Franklin street Saturday Jan 17 at 1 00 p m For SALE Timkin steel bearing Dempster wind mills and pumps E J De Haas Phone 316 Green FOR SALE Two 4 wheel car trailers equipped with tires G Dylhoff 100 Carson Street Pella

C. K. Marcuson Franklin Street Timkin Steel-Bearing Dempster E. J. de Haas G. Dylhoff Carson Street Pella

Fourth Declam Held Wednesday

The fourth in a series of five pre liminary high school declamatory contests was held last night with eleven speakers. The program featured pieces by Hollebeck, Uitermarkt, Beiitema, Roz enberg, Allen, Van Heukelom, Klein, Hawkins, Klein, Dykstra and Os. Judges awarded first in Oratory to Lenita Uitermarkt, in Dramatic to Virginia Klein, and in Humorous to Don Dykstra.

Richard Lewis Florence Hollebeck Lenita Uitermarkt Leona Beiitema Bobbie Mildred Rozenberg Hannah Allen Tobes Elizabeth van Heukelom Tom QO Virginia Klein Betts “Hawkins Lavina Klein Jimmy Wayne Os Jane Mildred Klein Lockery Donovan Dykstra Lenita Ustermarkt Don Dykstra

Pella Banks Hold Annual Meeting

Pella National and Security banks held their annual meetings Tuesday evening with no personnel changes. Officers and directors were reelected for the coming year. The financial review praised a good year and confidence in 1931.

Pella National and Security Banks

Officer Arrests Lads On Car Theft Charge

Knowxville Iowa January 12 Shelly and Earnest Cowman of Pleasantville were arrested Sunday night and charged with stealing a Chevrolet coach belonging to Marvin Kouski at Swan the same evening. Kouski traced the car to Melcher, notified Sheriff Ira Ward and the boys were taken to jail to face sentence January 17. One Cowman was linked to a nearby chicken theft incident.

Knowxville Iowa Shelly Earnest Cowman Pleasantville Marvin Kouski Swan Kouski Cowman Melcher Ira Ward

Shorthand Students Show Best Skill at Pella High

Pella high school beat Prairie City 17 to 15 after a loss to Sigourney 20 to 8 and Winter set 9 to 12. Exams are set for Wednesday to Friday. New subjects include Agriculture for boys Solid Geometry and a Vocational studies course taught by Miss Larson. A Jan 23 program led by Miss Florence Larsen features Hooks and Crooks. Junior class play prep starts next week. In shorthand contest 2 Gosselink and Verley scored perfect 1100 percent while class average was 92 percent. 95 percent+ exempt from exams. In typing Mary Ruth Jansen 61 wpm 1 error Jeanette Van Heukelem 51 wpm 0 errors.

Pella Prairie City Sigourney Winterset Larson Florence Larsen Ponils Jennie Gosselink Mildred Verley Mary Ruth Jansen Jeanette van Heukelem

P H S Victor In Basketball Game

Pella High School edged Prairie City 17 to 15 after a fast close contest. Ulrich led Pella with 6 points while Pentico scored 8 for Prairie City. key lineups included Ver Meer and Heerema for Pella and Waddle, Pentico, Steenhoek for Prairie City. Substitutions shifted momentum as the final points came from Ulrich free throws.

Prairie City Amidon van Arkle Ulrich Pella Pentice Heerma Goedhart Ver Meer Elscott Heerema G. Waddle Pentico Steenhoek McElveen Ver Dught Henninger, F Steenhoek, c Buckley, G van Zee Brubaker B. Waddle PF Ulrich van Arkel Dykstra Gow Kuyper Elscot Hart Ver Meer Ought Hemminger Buckley P. Waddle

Prairie City Edges Opponents In Double Overtime

H Klein P Gaass Bosveld Bevans and De Winter fell to Prairie City 11 to 10 after a 2 overtime finish. Pella’s second team also lost 12 to 11 to Prairie City. Another home game vs Melcher is on the schedule tonight.

H. Klein P. Gaass Bosveld Bevans de Winter Prairie City Pella Melcher

Church Notes and Services Across Local Congregations

Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 9 36 and morning worship at 10 45 with sermons The Wisdom of God and Wheat or Weeds Young People meet at 6 30 and gospel service at 7 30 Evening offerings include The Parables of Christ School of Missions meets Wednesdays at 7 30 Third Reformed Church schedules Heredity at 10 45 The Woman Who Was a Sinner at 2 00 The Man Who Sees Too Far at 7 30 First Reformed Church on January 18 1938 offers morning The State of Grace II Person of Christ afternoon Simeon and Anna and evening Great Questions Can a Non Church Member be a Christian

Baptist Church Christ School of Missions Third Reformed Church Holland First Reformed Church Simeon Anna

Popular Young Man Passes Away at Rochester

Henry Roeffel aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs H Roeffel of 908 East Second street Rochester Minn died Tuesday at 6 pm in St Marys hospital after eight weeks of illness. Funeral at 1 pm Friday at home and 1 30 pm at First Reformed Church interment Oakland. He was born in 1911 at Pella and spent his life in the community. He worked at the Rosscreen factory for two and a half years and was highly regarded by many friends. He bore his long illness with Christian patience and said he was ready to go. Surviving the deceased are his parents and other family members.

Henry Roeffel H. Roeffel East Second Street St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Minn First Reformed Church Rev B. Mulder Oakland Cemetery Mr. Roeffel Mahaska Hospital Mayo Bros. Institution Pella Webster School Rosscreen Roeffel

Second Reformed Church Service Schedule and Series

Morning Services include church school at 9 30 a m and sermon Descended into Hell at 10 45 a m A Christian Endeavor gathering follows at 6 30 p m and the evening program What is Your Life ends the third in the Pointed Questions of the Bible series at 7 30 p m

Second Reformed Church Hell Christian Endeavor

P. T. Association Begins New Year In Fine Shape

The P. T. A. opened the year with talks on calcium and vitamin content in foods and a balanced diet for nerve bone and muscle building. Miss Cessna spoke on potato nutrition noting peeling adds value. discussions followed and questions were taken. Regular meetings were set for the second Thursday each month at 7 30 p.m.

Cessna Parent-Teacher Association

Roeffel Family Sorrow After Child’s Death

Parents Mr and Mrs Henry Roeffel with sisters Cora and Cornelia Roeffel mourn the death of brother Cornie at age five. The family receives community sympathy for their great loss.

Henry Roeffel Cora Roeffel Cornelia Gertrude Roeffel Cornie

Birthday Trip to Chicago Inspires Abe Den Adel

Abraham Den Adel and his mother and sister Nellie drove to Chicago last week to visit his brother Frank and family. Abe noted good winter weather in Chicago and Pella and observed new building activity. He recalled stores staying open after supper in Pella forty years ago and remarked on lively trade. Seven hours after leaving Chicago he was back on Main Street in Pella.

Abraham den Adel Nellie Chicago Frank Pella Illinois Abe Main Street

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