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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

Page

4

Initial steps taken to establish new theatre

The Chamber discussed installing a locker refrigeration system with Farmers Union manager Reuben Schakel. Over half of 24 lockers have sold. Annual rent is $10. The system helps farmers without home refrigeration. Schakel urged public support without financial aid. Unanimous vote. Also reported loans plan for 12 college scholarships to be repaid after graduation or if course abandoned. Honor roll suggested for about 25 attendees on a cold night. Tulip festival attendees present but no discussion.

Vans Shoe van Zante Hardware Oskaloosa Schakel D. van Sittert C. F. Dykstra Hugo W. Kay Lon Wormhoudt B. I Vander Tinden Arie Schilder W. D. van Sittert I. P. van Gorp John Trouwenhorst Dr. H Vander Meulen Leland K. Croll Dan Smith John Ulrich A. Tysseling Verle Ver Dught John Braashart George Heeren Bill Stout J. M. Cook Paul’ Boertje Joe de Gest E. V. Goad Glenn Johnson Reuben Schakel

All High School Play To Be Given Tonight

The annual all high school play “New Fires” a comedy with serious themes will be shown tonight in the Lincoln Webster high school auditorium. Cast includes Lucinda Andrews Suzanne Toler Leila Burgraff Sid Sperry Lester Vander Wilt Jerry James Lents Stephen Santry Bill Black Billy De Wit Phyllis Anne Grace Clark Mary Jane Baron Olive Margie Veenman Eve Bernace Vander Linden Dick Stu art Kuyper Dr Lynn Gray Kenneth Mac Donald Mary Marshal Dorothy Langerak Mrs Marshall Mary Jane Van Hemert Angie Sperry Sara Schakel. Directed by Miss Hopley. Opening scene in a cabin in the Ozarks. Show starts at seven thirty. Admission twenty five cents. Tickets on sale at Heerema's Drug Store.

Lincoln Webster Lucinda Andrews Leonaruth Breuklander Suzanne Toler Leila Burgraff Sid Sperry Lester Vander Wilt Jerry James Lents Stephen Santry Bill Black Billy Carl de Wit Phyllis Anna Grace Clark Anne Mary Jane Baron Olive Margie Veenman Eve Bernace Vander Linden Stuart Kuyper Lynn Gray Kenneth MacDonald Mary Marshal Dorothy’ Langerak Marshall Mary Mary Jane van Hemert Angie Sperry Sid Sara Schakel Miss_Hopley Ozark Mountains Heerema

Birthday and Wedding Anniversaries List Includes Many Names

The Chronicle lists birthdays and wedding anniversaries through January and February for residents including Will J. Den Hartog Pella January 17 Connie Vanden Berg Pella January 28 G A Klyn Cordova Pella P P Den Adel Pella January 29 A Calhoun 82 Pi Willian Vos 59 Pella Emma Van Nimwegen Pella January 30 Eunice Mikesell El Monte Calif W H Verwers Fifield Mrs Albert Verwers Killdulf Jo Anne Fynhaardt Cedar January 31 Nellie Vanden Berg Kuiper Pella Jake Mol Knoxville Charles V Oskaloosa Marion Wichhart Pel Vos Pella Blom 13 Otley February 1 Marque Louis Cordova 2 Cedar Des Popma Henrietta Brink Oska loosa Ralph Edward Krusemy Mr and Mrs E G Breighton Harold Ver Meer 20 son of Paul Ver Meer February 2 Hobart Hodges Knoxville Paul Ver Meer 46 Pella February 3 Jarion Bernie Leighton Jan Poortinga Otley Harry Kuiper Pella February 4 Helen Viola Den Hartog Pella Mildred Den Hartog 13 WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES January 22 Mr and Mrs A Janet Louw Sully January 24 25 Mr and Mrs James A Vander Waal Pella 18 Bert Van Hemert Pella 13 Mr and Mrs John Nu hoven R1 Pella 25 Mr and Mrs G Vander Hart New Sharon 31 Mr and Mrs Henry B Van Roe kel Lynnville 26 Mr and Mrs Peter H Vos Otley 16

J. den Hartog Pella Connie Vanden Berg G. A. Klyn Cordova P. den Adel A. Calhoun Pi Willian A. Vos Emma van’ Nimwegen John Hurt Martha Kate Ki Brdova Nellie Vanden Berg Kuiper Jake Mol Knoxville Charles V Ron’ Brink Oskaloosa Ralph Edward Krusemy E.greighton Harold Ver Meer Paul Ver Meer Hobart Hodges Louis Popma Marion Brink Ver Meer Tnis Hoksbergen Havis Jarion Bernie Ben Fynhaardt Leighton Jan Poortinga Don Poortinga Otley Harry Kuiper Helen Viola den Hartog Mildred den Hartog A. Janet Louw Sully James A. Vander Waal Bert van Hemert John i Nuhoven

Rev M Monsma Declines Call From Rock Rapids Church

Rev M Monsma, pastor of the Second Christian Reformed, has declined the call extended by the Rock Rapids church and will remain here. This decision ends rumors and pleases church members and the community who value his leadership and abb et contributions.

M. Monsma Second Christian Reformed Chut Rock Rapids Abbet

Card of thanks for Antone M Van Zee family

The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and prayers during the illness and death of husband and father Antone M Van Zee. Special thanks to Rev Haverkamp for prayers and words. Signed by Mrs Antonem Van Zee and children. Also a sale note for two work horses, black and bay, by Ray De Haan.

Antone M. van Zee Espe Jally Haverkamp Lent Ray de Haan

Secrets of 61 Other Amazing Tricks Revealed in New Book

A new magic book titled Dick Daring's Bag of Tricks is now available to Pella residents. Will L. Lindhorst, famed magician, is the author and information to obtain copies is available from grocers or at the Pella Chronicle office, with supply on hand. The book, provided through The Quaker Oats Company and the Pella Chronicle, promises clearly written descriptions of master magicians favorite tricks for hours of entertainment.

Abovt Dick Daring Pella Quaker Oats Company Pella Chronicle Will L. Lindhorst Dick Darv

Married couple die within hours in Iowa hospital

Marion M George and his wife Marion George of Biggsville Illinois died within days of each other at Burlington Iowa hospital from pneumonia and heart trouble. Marion George aged 78 born Elmwood Illinois once lived in Pella Illinois. Survived by son William and grandson Marion Lewis. Mrs Marion George aged 72 died after helping funeral arrangements for her husband. Survived by two sisters Agnes Hutchinson and Belle Oaks. Funeral services held at Mudd Funeral Home Biggsville with burial in Biggsville cemetery.

Pella Marion M. George Burlington Iowa Biggsville Ill Marion George Reville Marion George Burlington Hospital Mudd Funeral Home J. C. Gearhart the Methodist Church Walter Cochran H. B. Cochran H. B. Kelley A. T. Gienn Charles Graham Old Rugged Cross Illinois Yates City Eliza M. Sloan William George Mr. George Burlington’ Hospital Marion Lewis George Burlington, In William George Marion Lewis Agnes Hutchinson Belle Oaks Methodist Episcopal Church

Van Drimmelin Quits Co op Job At Legion Hall Meeting

The Farmers Co op Exchange held its annual meeting Tuesday the 25th at the Legion Hall. Minutes read by secretary A J Ter Louw show 1937 business at $160000, up from 1936, with rising membership since the new residence. Van Drimmelin announced retirement and asked to be set as manager on or about March 1, 1938. Coffee and cigars followed.

Farmers Co-op Exchange Legion Hall A.J. Ter Louw van Drimmelin

Music Parents Club Holds February Meeting

The third monthly meeting of the Parents Music Club at the High School drew twenty three attendees due to bad weather. The Junior Orchestra presented a concert, Superintendent Ruerkens praised the group, and the club drafted a constitution under Mrs J V Lankelma’s leadership. Future activities include inviting both Mothers and Fathers of students in band and orchestra programs to the February 28 meeting.

Parents Music Club Ruerkens J. V. Lankelma

Music Students Are Promoted In Major Reorganization

The instrumental music department of our schools undergoes a full reorganization due to a heavy spring schedule. Mr Ruby announces that more effort will go to program preparation than fundamentals. The Junior Orchestra is dissolved. Beginners meet once weekly. many students upgraded from beginner and junior levels.

Ruby

High School Concert Band Members and Orchestra Promoted

The High School Concert Band lists members Clif ford Paliser Carel Mensch Sara Buwalda Jim Roorda Earl O Turner Sheila Drost Keith Lautenbach Carl Vander Ploeg Beatrice Schip pers Bob Van Vark Arvena Huyser Joy Hackert Virginia Clark Luella Vander Waal Carol Ann Beintema Babe Veenman Hugh Dunn Esther Klein Gerald Van Zante William Vanden Berg Eleanor Vos Orleath Vogelaar Flam Williams Madeline Vander Zyl Virgil Warner James Lents Tom Crum Harold Haye. Juniors and beginners promoted to the High School Orchestra include Ruth Klein Corena Lynhorst Freda Schippers Evelyn Rouw Earl Vander Zyl Louise Gezel Birdie Beinte Clarence Van Buren Ruthan Ee Ruth Van Donselaar Phyllis Van Ee Arvena Hu Orieath Vogelaar Virgil Warner Max Kuyk Clifford Paltzer James Roord. The Junior String Ensemble organized for experienced string players will study School Orchestra High literature. The Junior Band formed from Luella

Clifford Paliser Carel Mensch Sara Buwalda Jim Roorda Earl O'Turner Sheila Drost Keith Lautenbach Carl Vander Ploeg Beatrice Schippers Bob van Vark Arvena Huyser Joy Hackert Virginia Clark Luella Vander Waal Carol Ann Beintema Babe Veenman Hugh Dunn Esther Klein Gerald van Zante William Vanden Berg Eleanor Vos Orleath Vogelaar Flam Williams Madeline Vander Zyl Virgil Warner James Lents Tom Crum Harold Haye Ruth Klein Corena Lynhorst Freda Schippers Evelyn Rouw Earl Vande Zyl Louise Gezel Birdie Beinte Clarence van Buren Ruth An Ee Ruth van Donsela Phyllis van Ee Arvena

Names listed in a community roster and obituaries

A fragmented OCR list reads Vander Waal Carol Ann Beinte ma Virginia Clark Babe Veen man Hugh Dunn Esther El Gerald Van Zante William Vand Berg Eleanor Vos Albert Drost Patty Jo Shaw Billie Lankelma Harold Hayes Elam Williams Madeline Vander Zyl Ione Lankelma James Lents Robert Lee Van Zante Dorothy Jo Bean Lorraine LeCocq Sara Buwalda Dar Mensch Kenneth Warner Chester. The text appears as a roster of individuals tied to a local notice or obituary page.

Lost brown dog found by finder notify J Clement

Wants ads report a brown dog stray or lost. Finder should notify J Clement at phone 64 on 7. Owner to pay ten dollars in store bills. Call the Chronicle office for details.

J. Clement Finder Chronicle

Musicians Strive for Chairs in Spring Concert Band

Warner Chester Williams Raymond Robus Albert Van Houwerling Carl Vogelaar Glen Van Zee Billy Vriezelaar Sheila Drost Earl Turner Carl Vander Ploeg John Naaktgeboren Eugene Van Zee Bob Van Vark Beatrice Schippers Junior De Bruyn Keith Lautenbach James Roorda compete for seats in the school concert band as they prepare for a spring contest.

Household Goods Public Sales Set for January and February

Public sale dates listed for household goods at 805 Third Street starting January 29 with H J Veldhuizen. Feb 2 features Boot and Van Maanen versus Wm Van der Horst. Feb 9 includes Ben Beyer closing out sale.

Third Street H. J. Veldhuizen Boot and van Maanen Wm. van der Horst Ben Beyer

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