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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

8

Pella Women Host Federated Club Meeting

The Women's Federated Club gathered Friday at Elmwood Inn with hosts including Mrs. T. G. Fultz Mrs. J. Klein Miss Minnie Vanden Berg and others in a productive session. Miss Tressa Nye spoke on a Virgilian cruise while Verna Hartman sang. about fifty ladies attended and more talks are planned.

Nye Federated Club Woman’s Federated Club Elmwood Inn T. G. Fultz J. Klein Minnie Vanden Berg Helen Kuyper J. Blommers Bertha’ Brooks Tressa Nye Ottumwa High School Ver Heul Miss Nye Verna Hartman Pella J. M. Cook

Semi Annual Meeting of Auxiliary at Central College

The Auxiliary to Central college will hold a semi annual meeting Saturday afternoon in the parlor of the ladies dormitory. Tea served by the League for Service of the Third Reformed church. Program includes readings, piano and vocal solos, duets, ukulele selections, and devotions led by Mrs. H. C. Jacobs.

Federated Club C. J. Fox C. Smorenburg Leonard Allen Central College League For Service of the Third Reformed Church Winifred Aukes Ruth Pietenpol John Wesselink Elta van Buren Va Mae van Houweling H. C. Jacobs

Maybe Scott Recalls Boyhood Days

Knoxville Iowa January 26 Mayor Scott created a coasting zone for children. After reports of auto traffic in the zone he and Police Chief Roy Crawford rushed to the scene. The mayor and the chief tried coasting on a sled before the crowd. They later admitted soreness and crutches were needed for the chief.

Knoxville Iowa Scott Roy Crawford

Card of Thanks for Willem Van Gilst

Relatives extend thanks to friends for the floral offerings sympathy and service given as a last tribute to their departed loved one Willem Van Gilst.

Willem van Gilst

County Board Promotes 1931 Salaries and Transfers

Proceedings of the Marion County Board of Supervisors on January 5 1931 authorize the County Auditor to issue warrants for 1931 salaries and expenses for deputy officers and the sheriff including transport to state institutions. They fix monthly deputies at 100 dollars each and 35 cents per hour for extra help, authorize transfers of 150 dollars to the Teachers Institute Fund, cancel outstanding road and bridge warrants, and assign a farm and merchants deposit claim to the State sinking fund with the county treasurer executing the assignment. The motion passed with Wm. A. Butts Homer B. Clark and F. W. Reynolds voting yea.

Board of Supervisors F. W. Reynolds Depuy Board of Education Iowa County General Fund Teachers Institute Fund Marion Knoxville Tracy Towa Fourty-first General Assembly

Bonds and claims approved by Marion County officials

The record lists approved bonds for various Constables and Assessors including John D. Ricks, John Dack, Forrest J. Beaver, S. B. Slaus, H. H. Sheppard, C. W. Amos, W. L. Mesee, J. F. Maddy, A. I. Dykstra, F. E. Roberts, S. B. Rowland, R. B. Hixenbaugh, and others. It also details numerous payment claims for court house and county operations, supplies, janitorial, coal, printing, repairs, and services from many firms such as Latimer Bros., Des Moines firms, Knoxville firms, Taber Lumber Co., and the House of Good Shepherd, among others. The board adjourned to meet January 6, 1931.

Burbank Calif E. M. Young Pella Knoxville W. S. Read Lake St. Burbank John D. Ricks Pleasant Grove John Dack Indiana Forrest J. Beaver Clay Slaus Perry H. H. Sheppard Liberty C. W. Amos Polk W.L. Mesee Hamilton City J. F. Maddy A. I. Dykstra Summit F. E. Roberts S. B. Rowland R. B. Hixenbaugh Dallas H. W. Holmes City of Vanderbilt Cox Bros. Coal Co Court House Miller Bryant Pierce Co Dahlberg Offisupply Co Pratt Paper Co Court H Burroughs Adding Machine Co W. E. Brent Union 199 Inc M. L. Orcutt Franklin Arthur Gifford Franklin Chas Fortner Edward Loynachan Lilian Jacobs Rollie Rybee Glee' Ee RG Walter Kester S. I Swan Two Truste C. F. Kading Jane Buttrey Robt. Johnson W.E. Taggart P. J. Grundman Lee Buttrey Labor Court House F. W. Reyn Clain E. E. Clark E. EB. Clark P. E. Thomassen Very Marsh A. U. Elmer House of Good Shepherd Keep & Tuetion Lucy Lenis DeVries Jones Cafe Jury Velma M. Hart Bradley Bros Emory F. E. Shadle & Sons Noah W. H. Wier Arthur Beesen I. V. Fisher Arthur Beeson Mary Christ Mable Miller C.J. Scott Ray Worrel Geo Sunt Mort Conery B. Morgan John Hart E. H. Gamble Lawson Garrison W.E. Morgan Wayne Streeter Rodman J. LaFollette Rodman Chester M. Hunt Esther E. Murphy Sadie I. Hall Zenith Electric Co R. H. Porter Memorial EB. E. Clark Carl R. Miller Tractor Co Standard Oil Co Feul and Lubr Standard Clay Products Co City of Knoxville Grabel & Son Patrol C. E. Clingman W. A. Hollowell Iw. A Bailey & Kingma Repairs Eric Shopman Dutch Mill Service Go, Fuel and Labr Harvey Lumber Co. Mater L. Hiles Patrol Brice Hdw H.C. Franklin Post Herman Snares Vanderbilt & Yarnell Holw Osa Butcher Bristow & Dyer Fuel W. H. Agen Blacksmith Turnquist & Son Blacksmth Jake Vogelaar Pittsburg Des Moines Steel Co H. E. Morgan Kuyper Lumber Co Len Visser Central Culvert Co Corr Barret J Vander Berg Patrol Aidstelens Koch Bros Rees M. Jones Marion County F. W. Reynolds Board of Supervisors

Why We Shake Hands Origin of a Simple Gesture

A historian notes hand shaking traces to chivalry era when swords were extended to show peaceful intent. Both men would offer their right hands and clasp them, signaling mutual trust. The piece ponders whether modern gangsters share such signaling meanings today.

Hogs Fence 60000 Acres to Protect Pine Seedlings in South

A Louisiana planter encloses about 60 000 acres of young longleaf pines behind hogproof fencing to prevent hogs from tearing rootstocks and eating seedlings. Hides and skins pests are discussed with protectants like naphtha lene and various poisons, stressing careful handling. Greenhouse propagation of evergreen varieties is noted for winter propagation.

Louisiana

Midwinter farm and food tips from old notes

The text offers practical advice on winter tree care and meat storage, recommending using vigorous branch wood for cuttings and wrapping meat promptly in a cold refrigerator. It covers terrace farming, soil settling after heavy rain, cover crops like rye and vetch, and guidelines for planting soybeans, cowpeas, or velvet beans on slopes.

Age of the earth cited as 1.852 billion years

The text states the earth's age as 1.852 billion years, noting the figure as the latest report and making a witty aside about the earth not caring about its age. It includes a quote about a long tailed coat and a remark on hidden appearance.

Sick and Hospital Updates From The Community

Sam Van Vliet, taken ill a month ago, left his room for the first time on Saturday. Mrs. J T Van Zante shows some improvement after several weeks of illness. Henry Vander Voort of Leighton had tonsil surgery at Mercy hospital in Oskaloosa Tuesday morning. Mrs A K Van Zee and her baby daughter left Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa for their home in Pella.

Dickie de Goey Pella Elizabeth Henry van Haaften R. A. de Jong Reformed Church Sully de Goey van Haaften Coe College Kaldenberg San Francisco Burton Fuller Washington, D. C Chicago S. F. Cole L. Kaldenberg Pella Motor Co L. A. Kuyper Harry de Reus Fred van Rheenen Gary Vogelaar Knoxville Sam van Vliet J. T. van Zante Henry Vander Voort Leighton Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa A. K. van Zee Mahaska Hospital

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