Popular Baptist paper boosts Marion county reach
O W Catlin, state representative of the Baptist Record, is among the busiest men as the paper gains about one hundred new subscribers each month. The Chronicle clarifies it bought only the Banner subscription list, credits prepaid Banner subscribers, and handles arrears on the Chronicle books. A proposed official county language paper was discussed with the Weekblad petition and J L Warren urging action. Ballengee Concert Band debuted with weekly concerts at the opera house, ten cent admission, and plans to vary programs each week. The venue will be heated and welcoming for the musical group in Pella.
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O. W. Catlin
Baptist Record
Pete McCormack
Pete
Marion County
Chronicle
Banner
Board of County Supervisors
J. L. Warren
Pella
Ballengee
Opera House
Wormhoudt’s Closed for January Sale Event
Wormhoudt's clothing and ladies' wear shop will close Friday evening and reopen Wednesday, January 25 at 9 a.m. for one of the city's largest sales. The store will not hold anything in reserve and promises grand savings on all purchases.
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Wormhoudt
Sit House
Henry Bauman dies at 65 in local home
Henry Bauman died Tuesday of last week at his home in this city at age 65 years 7 months and 14 days after a stroke of paralysis. He was devoted to his wife and family. Funeral services were held Thursday at 12 30 at his home and 1 o clock at the First Reformed Church, with burial in Oakland cemetery.
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Henry Bauman
First Reformed Church
Rey. van Stigt
Oakland Cemetery
Beloved Henry Bauman Dies After Brief Illness
It has pleased the Lord of life and death to take from our midst our beloved husband and father Henry Bauman after a short illness of five days at age sixty five years seven months and fourteen days. The family expresses consolation in faith and hopes reunion in the blest regions. Mrs H Bauman Veenman John de Kock Mrs Bauman de Kock C H Bauman John B Bauman.
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Henry Bauman
Card of Thanks for Sincere Gratitude
We express our sincere thanks to neighbors friends and old comrades for the help and sympathy during the sickness death and burial of our beloved departed.
Pella's Aged Citizens List Highlights Local Elders
Pella newspapers note fifty nine residents aged eighty to ninety two as a state record. The item lists names and ages, followed by brief town updates on local sales, moves, and health issues including Mrs Swan's sanatorium treatment and T. J. Groves' critical illness.
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Pella
Towa
H. van Houten
J. A. Keffers
Jan Versteeg
H. Pr. Haze
G. van der Witt, Sr
A. G. van der Meulen
D. Stravers
A. Willebroordse
Cs. van Vitet
S. van Zee
G. van den Brake
I. Windhorst
D. Goemaat
Anneke Maas
Arte Bogaard
Willem Bakker
Mrs Grace Voorhees Interred After Nebraska Death
Mrs Grace L Voorhees nee Kimmel died at her Nebraska home from consumption and her remains were brought to this city for interment Tuesday. She was daughter in law of Mrs Benjamin Gardner and niece of Mrs Charles Porter. The funeral at the Methodist church was held yesterday at eleven o clock conducted by Rev D C Smith assisted by Pres J A Garrison of Central University. The body rests at Oakland Cemetery.
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Grace LL. Voorhees
Kimmel
Nebraska
Benjamin Gardner
Charles Porter
Methodist Church
D.C. Smith
Pres. J. A. Garrison
Central University
Oakland Cemetery
Durham Odd Fellows install officers in Pella
Durham George Kimmel of Pella D G Master installed the lodge officers Saturday evening for the present term. Cal Murphy was named noble grand, James Breckenridge vice grand, J Whaley secretary and Dr James treasurer. Samuel Breckenridge had been feeble recently but improved Saturday. J A McMillan of Hynes Monroe County visited with his folks between trains Sunday.
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George Kimmel
Pella
Durham Lodge of Odd Fellows
Cal. Murphy
Noble
James Breckenridge
J. Whaley
Dr. James
J. A. McMillan
Hynes
Monroe County
City hall plan approved by Oskaloosa voters
In Oskaloosa residents unite to fund a new city hall. A separate incident in Des Moines ends with Fred Smith and Stella Rathbun arrested after a disorderly house raid. Rathbun fined and returned home. Des Moines-Minnesota rail talks surface as Missouri Pacific moves to control line. basketball players from Highland Park College hail from Pella. David Hue, jailed at Prophetsville, sets fire and dies in his cell.
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Tes Moines
Fred Smith
Stella Rathbun
Fonda
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Des
David Hue
Prophetsville
Clinton
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