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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

3

FOR SALE ITEMS AND ADS FROM PELLASCHRONICLE

A mixed set of sale notices lists apples York Imperial good keepers sprayed priced 75 cents a bushel and a violin with new case at a bargain. Hay, call on Mathes Pella Knox Pella Cook Books from Korn Sybenga for $1.00. Crosley console radio priced at $18.00. Two good houses for sale inquiry Chronicle office.

York Henry van Roekel PELLA Korn-Sybenga Bs H.W. Pietenpol Add Ie Inquire Chronicle

Trico Wiper Service and Appliance Repair Ad

An old classified notice from Hocksema Bros. Garage on East Side Square invites customers to visit the ONTRA CAFE area for quality service. It advertises complete stock of windshield wiper parts, radio and electric repairs, and electric motor work, with Sunday closures noted.

TRICO Hocksema Bros Ontra Cafe East Side Square

Sanborn M Zonnevelt Plans Move to California

Sanborn M Zonnevelt retires from farming in March and his son Gerrit will move to the home place. Several local families plan to relocate to California while others sublease or take new jobs. Severe cold persisted with 20 to 24 below zero, snow blocked roads and rural schools closed. Ray Elgersma sold his cream route to Bernard Moss, Henry Steensma returned to school after surgery, and Jake Kuiper’s family was released from scarlet fever quarantine. Marjorie Wells suffered severe frost injuries on the way to school. doctors fear possible amputations but life appears to be stabilizing. Rev. Brink declined the Sanborn church’s car gift. Northwest Town League and Western Christian High School meetings drew attendees from Hull and Sibley.

M. Zonnevelt Zan Mar Gerrit California D.” van Ginkle Nivinga Calite John Dekker Northwester Towa Ray Elgersma Bernard Moss Hull Mr. Moss Rock Rapids Henry Steensma Jake Kuiper George Andringa Jake Andringa Primwar Road Harry W. Elgersma Marjorie Dave Wells West of Sanborn Brink of Boyden Reformed Church of Sanborn Messrs W. Elgersma J. Snip A. de Kam D. Hagema Sibley Northwest Town League of Men's Societies Gritter Rock Valley

Denver News Briefs Include Hospital Moves and Travel

The column lists numerous health and travel notes from Denver to Cateville Michigan Bethesda Iowa and Los Angeles with patients nurses and visitors. It reports Mr Arthur Keach at Paychopathic hospital and Mrs Andrew Hoekstra awaiting an operation. Also notes church services and Stock Show visitors from Alamosa and Vona Colorado.

Dean Dagaas Welnek Incr Gary Dey Arthur Keach Paychopathic Hospital Catelerville Michigan Andrew Hoekstra Lodewyk Gertrude van Ek Bethesda Iowa Martha Bos Colorado W. Dyke Bos Joe Dahm Pella G. Pethoven Dorothy de. Wit A. Spoor John Elders Los Angeles California Andrew Smith Stryker Wilma Stryker Alamosa A. Hof James Clarence Fred Schneider John Tolsma Peter Rus Vona, Colo Aletta Denver Prairie View Kansas P. C. Rus Iso

George Raft and Joan Bennett at the Princess Osloaloosa

George Raft and Joan Bennett arrive at the Princess in Osakaloosa for the film She Couldn’t Take It. Raft delivers fast, playful comedy while Bennett endures a series of romantic twists and mishaps in a lively on screen feud of wit and romance.

George Raft Joan Bennett Princess Oskaloosa Py Joosa Assish Bennett Columbia

County race moods from five residents in The Inquiring Reporter

The Inquiring Reporter canvasses five locals on the upcoming county political campaign. Miss Wilkes sees a hopeful outlook if she clears the primary. Don Remy stresses service in his clerk role. G W Paardekooper weighs reelection on performance. D D Galvin expresses hope for treasury leadership. Paul J Grundman expects a solid race as sheriff.

Miss Wilkes Don Remy

High Spots by William Slobe on folly and fate

A satirical column notes imagination cannot turn a one dollar bill into ten, questions droughts after prohibition repeal, and links anger, indecision, and superstition to fatigue and poor life choices. It contrasts caveman simplicity with modern excess and hints at the harshness of contemporary life.

William 4 Slobe

Haste makes waste in odd proverb note

A compact remark plays on the saying haste makes waste and a whimsical line about roses and babs at the door, noting livings and how things unfold with a playful tone.

Market News Summary with Snowbound Prices

Colfax market activity slowed by heavy snow and low temperatures, yet prices held steady with some weekly gains. Receipts fell while delayed shipments and higher temperatures briefly shifted supply, with live cattle and calf values listed: sows lambs calves and assorted feeders priced per cwt.

Colfax

Ford Publishes Farm Almanac And Facts Book

Ford Motor Company announced the distribution of a Farm Almanac and Facts Book to rural populations nationwide. The 48 page pocket size publication offers an unusual makeup with an extensive array of information.

Ford Motor Company

Ford Farm Almanac introduces 1936 edition features

The 1936 Ford Almanac offers farmer and business guidance with sun and moon tables, daily rise and set times, farming facts, future farm concepts, and sections on citizenship, weather forecasting, and poisons. It highlights Ford stories from Detroit and the Rouge plant plus Edison Institute Museum and Greenfield Village nearby.

United States Ford Motor Company Ford Rouge Edison Institute Greenfield Village Rouge Ford Farm Almanac

Avalanche in Kir Aval Kills 88 in Russia

An avalanche of ice swept the Russian city of Kir aval, killing 88 people and wounding 4. Authorities report extensive damage as rescue teams search affected areas. The disaster compounds regional risks from harsh winter conditions and unstable terrain.

Kiraval

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