Mrs A Grandia Answers Call At Home In Pella
Antonia Grandia 79 of 601 West First Street Pella died Saturday after months of illness. Funeral at home 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm at First Reformed Church with Rev A Haverkamp. interment Oakwood. Born Julia Van Zee near Pella July 25 1855 she joined Reformed Church young and remained faithful. Married Antonia Grandia March 3 1876. eight children all living. Family lived on farm until 1914 then moved to Pella. husband died 1918. Survived by children Stephen J B Mrs William Van Zante William Rouwenhorst, Fred Richardson Kellogg, Mrs Ralph Ver Ploeg Denver CO, Mrs Karl Kettering Alliance OH. 16 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. sisters Mrs J R Van Zee, Mrs Ellen Vander Steeg, Mrs Jennie Van Zante. brother Gore Van Zee. Numerous friends, distance attendees listed.
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Antonia Grandia
West First Street
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Oakwood
Pella
Julia van Zee
Stephen
The
Reformed Church
Grandia
J. B
William van Zante
William and
Rouwenhorst
Fred Richardson
Kellogg
Ralph Ver Ploeg
Denver
Colo
Karl Kettering
Alliance
Ohio
J R. van Zee
Ellen Vander Steeg
Orange City
Jennie van Zante
Portland
Ore
Gore van Zee
John Newendorp
Henry de Jong
Milo
Orange Guy
Virginia
Cole
Debaters Set At Knoxville On Crop Control Question
Nebraska and Drake universities will debate the A A A crop control program at the Methodist church in Knoxville starting 8 o clock Tuesday evening February 5th The audience will vote to decide the winner and an open forum will follow Cooperation comes from the Cornlog Control Association Marion county and the Farm Bureau Farmers and citizens are invited to attend and participate in the discussion
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Ity
Nebraska
Knoxville
Methodist Church
Marion County
Neb University
Drake Uni
Cornlog Control Association
Farm Bureau
L. T. Neton
Corn-Hog Association
Card of Thanks for Mrs Frank Bakker
The Bakker family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Frank Bakker. Special thanks to the Home For the Aged for their acts of support, signed J. W. Bakker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bakker
A C Van Dyke Dies at Home for Aged in Pella
Abram C. Van Dyke, a longtime Pella resident and Netherlands native born January 28 1842, died at the Home For the Aged Monday at 8 30 pm on his 93rd birthday. Funeral at 1 30 pm at the home with Rev G Menning officiating. Interment Oakwood. Survived by wife Clara seven children two daughters in law and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He lived in Pella 30 years after farming years and enjoyed a wide circle of friends at the home.
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Abram C. van Dyke
Pella
Rev. G. Menning
Third Reformed Church
Oakwood
Holland
Netherlands
van Dyke
America
Clara van Waardhu
Nea van Dyke
Coalinga
Cal
Albert Vander"Heiden
Devil's Lake
N. D
John van Dyke
Eddyville
J. W. de Brain
Mr. van Dyke
Pella High Hosts Valley Team In Conference Clash
Valley Junction invades Pella High on Central court in a South Central Iowa Conference showdown. Wilkins' squad seeks a clean slate after a two week layoff following a win over Sigourney. Valley drops two starters at the semester break.
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Valley Junction
Valley
Wilkins
Pella
Sigourney
Seed oats and flax seed allotted for Marion county
Ten thousand bushels of Early variety seed oats are allotted to Marion county at 75 cents per bushel with three shipping points to be chosen based on demand. Flax seed at 2.25 per bushel may be secured if demand exists. Applications must be made to the County Agent and cash paid on delivery, or the seed will be allocated to other drought areas.
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Marion County
91 Women Attend Training School on Landscape Work
Ninety one women attended landscape work training by J. S. Elmer from the Extension Service Ames. Sessions were in Knoxville at the Farm Bureau home project leaders venue, then Pella, with nine county garden clubs represented at a Friday session in Knoxville. Elmer offered individual help on home ground plots and outlined benefits and steps for landscape development, emphasizing simplicity and upkeep.
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J. S. Elmer
Extension Service
Ames
Farm Bureau Home Project
Knoxville
Pella
Presbyterian Church
Groun
Mr. Elmer
Roosevelt's Birthday Banquets Backed for Poliomyelitis Victims
A weekly health note highlights President Roosevelt's poliomyelitis experience and calls for nationwide banquets on January 20 to fund rehabilitation for cripples. It notes recent vaccine progress and stresses need for adequate care facilities and medical advances to prevent and treat infantile paralysis.
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Roosevelt
Dubuque Invades Central in Iowa Conference Clash
Central hosts Dubuque Friday in a clash where Dubuque has no conference wins yet and hopes three new players join this semester. The article mentions disorders, a wallet loss, and a shooting with no injuries amid chaotic events around the game.
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Dubuque
Central
Iowa
Dadaqne Rich
Randy Ade
Has Fosine
Cattle Buy Planned For Southern Iowa Amid Drought
The Agriculture Administration plans to purchase 60,000 head of cattle in southern Iowa as drought relief. The effort, totaling about one million dollars, aims to reduce feed pressure and stabilize markets. Processing capacity and state relief leadership coordinate the purchase with federal supervision and designated packing plants.
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Iowa
The
Agricultural Administration
Harry Petrie
AAA
Denver
Colo
Norring
EL H. Mulock
Ray Murray
Adistator
State Relief Administration
Mulock
FRSC
Towa
W. J. Albers
J. A. Barger
Federal Bureau of Animal Husbandry
I. M. Hofford
Cedar Rap
J.M. Wineinger
Boone
J. A. Luth
Council Bluffs
Des Moines Register
Not what my hands have done hymn fragment
The psalm hymn asserts salvation by grace not by works and proclaims Christ as savior and source of pardon. It expresses trust in divine love and the living Christ. The article notes Stockmen and farmers require about 275 million acres of pasture annually for domestic and meat animals.
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Christ of God
Rev
M. Monsma
Lost Black Shaeffer Pencil with mother-of-pearl grip
Pearl Shinn reports a lost black Shaeffer pencil with a mottled mother-of-pearl finish and offers a reward for its return.
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Shaeffer
Pearl Shinn
Wanted Cotton Rags and Trucking Services Ad
Wanted we will pay five cents a pound for good cotton rags suitable for cleaning machinery. No overalls or heavy material wanted. The Pella Chronicle offers 500 sheets yellow second sheets for 40 cents at the Chronicle office. Wanted all kinds of trucking specializing in coal and live stock Connie Netten phone 64 on 36.
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Pella
Chronicle
Connie Netten
Coal Hauling and Help Wanted in Local Ads
Prompt coal hauling from any mine with quick service by Abe Den Adel and Leonard L Schakel contact numbers. Work wanted for housework by Marie Brand in Pella Iowa. Also listings for a Ford Model T sale by Will N Bogaard and rental apartments at Sjaardema Apts with Lee Sjaar dema contact.
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Henry Kersbergen
Marie Brand
Main St
Pella
Iowa
Abe den Adel
Leonard L. Schakel
For Sale Classified Fragments From 1929 to 1935 Ads
A mixed list of for sale items and notices including a 1929 De Soto four door sedan with four new tires two spares in good condition a 1981 Essex Six, land sale grade products, and a 1935 calendar promotion. Also mentions Trico windshield wiper service and local garage stock. A fragmentary newspaper bits from Chicago Herald and Examiner reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Star Auto CO
TRICO
Hoeksema Bros
Grandia Family Thanks Friends for Kind Sympathy
The Grandia children express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance, sympathies, and floral tributes shown during the illness and death of their mother, Mrs. A. Grandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grandia
Grandia
Warns Against Believing All Of School Charter
Washington D C Jan 24 1935 The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against misleading claims from correspondence schools offering civ il service exam prep No one can promise appointments to examinations The civil service board in each community handles exam notices Before paying tuition or signing a contract inquire about exam prospects The note mentions a convicted killer Eulogio Sisson was hanged in Marysville Cal Friday
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service
United States Civil Service Examiners
Civil Service Board
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Pillsbury’s
Farmers Union
J. W. Bakker
and Family
eWay Rsoap
P&g. Laundry
Calif
Tangerines
Benteco Pure
Benteco Quality
Jar
Ceome
LoeReeee
A. C. van Dyke
Pella High
ral_ money exchange
Ater
R. K Bliss
Henry Eichling
Rex Beresford
C. W. McDonald
Hser Dourbdeae
Pork & Beans
van Camp
Lewis Lye
Vogue
Oleo F. 17c
Vande Voort
Pennick
Granges
Ige
Chicag
White Way Auto Co
Van’s Motor Service
Wastiers
Wringer Rolls
Gleetric Motors
van Houweling Auto Co
Robert Ver Ploeg
Leighton
Gambles
Pennsylvania
Gamble
Joe —Steintjes
Geo. Orient
Monroe
Idaho
Chrysler
Motor U
Model T. Ford
Will N. Bogaard
Sjaardema Apts
West Washinton St
Lee B. Sjaardema
West 1St. St
A. Wanders
J. H. Vander Nord
John W. Vos
Cornelius Goemaat
Chronicle Office
BABY
B. J. Brom
J. Brom
West
Gamble’s
Joe Steintjes
Poland
New Deal
J. Joner
Hoeksema Bros. Garage
Black Oakwood
Otley
John C. Hoemstra
John Wynberg
Fred Lautenbach
Verle
John Ga van ‘Orp
Desert
Next M Sunday
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Eulogio Sisson
Filippino
Marysville
Frilay
J. H. Shinn
Hatchery
ACME
J. H. Shinn Hatchery
Smashing Records
SysTen
Grocer
Peck
John den Hartog
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