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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

6

Fireworks Coupon Promise From Pella Merchants

Pella merchants offer a five cent fireworks coupon with every one dollar cash purchase on Thursday and Friday July 2 and 8. Stores include Two Vans Shoe, Puritan Drug, Model Clothing, Ideal Pharmacy, Bell Clothing, Van Rheenen's Ready to Wear, L. Van Rees Booterie, Black's Style Shoppe, Thomassen's Grocery, Vander Linden's Drug, Vander Ploeg's Bakery, United Grocery, Farmer's Co Operative Exchange, Geelhoed's Exclusive Dry Goods, Korn Sybenga Bakery. Customers may exchange coupons for fireworks at any listed store. ten dollar purchases yield five coupons. Band concert Friday evening.

Pella Vans Puritan Drug Store Model Clothing Co Ideal Pharmacy Bell Clothing House van Rheenen L. van Rees Booterie Black’s Thomassen’s Vander Linden’s Vander Ploeg’s Bakery United Grocery Farmer’s Co-Operative Exchange Geelhoed Korn-Sybenga Bakery

All Stores to Close on the Glorious Fourth

Pella stores will close all day Friday July 4 to allow management and clerks to spend the day as they see fit. Bargains advertised for Saturday will be available Friday. Citizens urged to stock up on groceries meats and baked goods and fill gas before trips. Nearby towns plan patriotic events while some stay home to reflect on Independence Day.

Pella Knoxville Galesburg Reasnor Kilduff New Sharon Farmers Union NASA

Aged residents called to eternal reward in Pella

Two Pella elders, Mrs Jane Langerak and Mrs Jerry Ellerbroek, died within a weekend. Langerak aged 90 years 13 days had lived in Pella since 1847, a longtime First Reformed communicant, mother of eight with 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Langerak died at home Friday at 5 pm. funeral Monday after home service. Ellerbroek died Saturday at 8:30 pm at her daughter’s home after a yearlong illness from a paralytic stroke in June 1930. Continued on page 5.

Pella Jane Langerak Jerry.Ellerbroek Langerak Ellerbroek Holland First Reformed Church William Langerak Jane Rietveld Mr. Langerak Grant Henry John Marinus Dik Beatrice Nebr Will Wiggert Meyer Andrew Rev. B. Mulder Oakwood Jerry Ellerbroek Jacob de Bruin East Liberty Street Johanna de Wit Henry de Wit

Ironing Board Fire Routed by Quick Fire Crew

Friday around 2:00 PM an electric iron on an ironing board at the Ernest Turnipseed home on South Broadway ignited the board. The city fire department hurried to the scene but after inspection found their services unnecessary. No further damage occurred beyond the ironing board.

South Broadway

Baptists Hold Their Annual Picnic at Grandman's Grove

The Baptist Sunday school annual picnic at Grandman's Grove drew a good crowd despite intense heat. Newt Van Maren and John Vander Wal supervised the ice cream and lemonade service, with younger men aiding during peak demand. Women spread baskets for supper as families gathered in groups. lemon aid, water, and ample ice cream were enjoyed, though heat limited athletic events. Children and adults alike left satisfied, hoping every day could be a picnic day.

The Baptist Sunday School Grandman’s Grove Newt van Maren John Vander Wal

Pella Pioneer John Kaldenberg Dies at 82

John Kaldenberg died at the Home for the Aged on Saturday evening at 5 oclock aged 82 years 11 months and 27 days Funeral services were held Monday at the Home and at the Second Christian Reformed church Rev Dr R J Danhof officiated He was born in Holland July 1 1848 Moved to Pella at 16 Married Barbara Bierma in 1876 and had 11 children 32 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren survive him.

John Kaldenberg Second Christian Reformed Church R. J. Danhof D. Hollebeck Katie van Beale Monroe Anna Wittenberg Des Moines Albia Henry Cornelius John

Visitors tell of motor trip

Mr and Mrs Ralph Hayes and their sons Harold and George Hayes of Burlington visiting Mrs Hayes parents Mr and Mrs J F Van Gorp completed a Canadian and regional tour with stops at St Cloud Minn and Little Falls Minn to view landmarks. They crossed Montana and South Dakota encountering drought and winds, saw Custer battlefield and Crow agency, and noted sand storms at Moose Jaw and a long railroad bridge at Boone Iowa.

Ralph Hayes Harold George Hayes Burlington J. F. van Gorp Canada Panhad O’glock Kerrobert Saskatchewan Lindbergh St. Cloud Minn Little Falls Charles A. Lindbergh Cochin Civilization Moose Jaw Montana Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Custer Battle Field Custer Battlefield Crow Indian Agency Big Horn Mountain Range Black Hills South Dakota Sioux Falls Chamberlain Birthplace Clarence Chamberlain Charter Oak Boone Northwestern Railroad

Farmer Uses Night Plow Method To Beat Heat

Herbert Mathes of three miles north of Pella has a system for plowing corn in hot weather. He sleeps in the day and works at night to avoid the heat. He plowed from 8 PM Monday to 4 AM Tuesday, resting briefly before another night of toil.

Herbert Mathes Pella

Farmers Union Picnic Planned at New Sharon

County farmers attend Fourth of July Picnic at New Sharon hosted by the Farmers Union Generative Association. E G Dunn of Mason City will give the main address. Event features include a baseball game children’s events contests and ample parking with free coffee.

New Sharon Farmers Union Gen‘erative“ausortertion Foon

Heat Wave Claims Another Victim Near Monroe

Jacob Van Holzen a 53 year old farmer living two miles east of Monroe died during a hot spell after returning from sowing corn to rest at home then returning to the field. Found by his 14 year old daughter behind a cultivator the body had been dead about an hour. Funeral services were held at the Otley Reformed church with interment at Oakwood cemetery. He is survived by his wife two sons two daughters and two brothers.

Jacob van Holzen Monroe Otley Reformed Church R. D. Douwstra Oakwood Cemetery van Holzen John Will

Wormhoudt Builds Prize Fisher Body Model for GM Contest

Arthur Wormhoudt son of Mr and Mrs C H Wormhoudt entered General Motors contest to craft a miniature Fisher body. He worked from September, hand assembling every detail on a mounted car with blue and white velvet and $10 in materials. Displayed in Des Moines for a week, top 15 will advance to Detroit for final judging and prizes.

Arthur Wormhoudt C. H. Wormhoudt General Motors Fisher Wormhoudt Arthur Des Moines Worary Detroit Mich Iveness

The Kick That Wounded Van Hemert

Rural mail carrier William Van Hemert injured his heel while kicking a tire to remove it from a rim. Initially minor, the wound required medical treatment the next day, but he returned to work afterward.

William van Hemert van Hemert

Farmer's Union accepts food clothing for unemployed Pershing miners

Notice states the Farmer's Union will collect donations of food and clothing at the union building on or before Friday July 3 for unemployed Pershing miners. A committee will deliver to Pershing that evening or on July 4. Donations will be taken biweekly Saturdays for several months with dates July 8 July 18 and August 1 listed.

Farmer's Union Pershing

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