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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1929

Page

3

Local Social Roundup Reflects Sully Community Life

Miss Mae Huyser hosted the Golden Rule class. many neighbors visited relatives in Sully and nearby towns. Numerous social events include church society gatherings, picnics, family visits, and a June wedding in Waterloo with Ruth Van Houweling and Van Zomerman relatives mentioned.

Mae Huyser Golden Rule Community Church Thomas, Mann J. C. Smith Vernon Eichner Will Klyn Kilduff Henry Klyn Ed. Thompson A. L. Smith C. de Pringer Dick Baarda Kiloff Hayden Sylvester Detroit Mich W. H. Miller Walter Vander Zyl Martha Society First Reformed Church Gerrit van Zommeran Ruth van Houweling Dirkie Lansen L. F. Shults Rose Sylvester Alberta Ladies Aid Elk Creek Lutheran Church Weiner Robert Rhordanz Fred C. Andreas Newton Emmett Awtry Fred Castoff Pella Velma Kooistra Ruth Geertema Reva Klyn R. J. Conn Robinette Florence T. J. Hagens K. D. Monsma Clarence Lynnville Albert Buitenwerf Fred Carpenter Freda C. C. Carpenter E. C. Vannes Albert Kling Bert van Ness Vern van Ness George van Ness Monroe Red Rock John Verners Nephew Minneapolis A. M. Boat Paul Claire A. E. Dennis Knoxville W. T. Conover Oskaloosa Helen Day Harris Boat Allys Vardel Waterloo G. C. Vardel Montezuma Boat A. C. Boat Sully A. G. Gallup John Craig Marshalltown Dr. C. C. Carpenter Ruth Merlyn Geertsma Gert Vander Kool Nadine Earp Lorena Wisgerhof Christian Endeavor Blanche Roten Lillian Halbloom Marjorie Conn Max Donald Wisgerhof Stanley Wood

The Tax Reducing Fairy Tale Exposed

A critical look at promises of new tax cuts, showing how new levies often raise overall tax burden. The author argues that ten years after Oregon’s first gasoline tax, all states have widened gas taxes, with no net reduction of existing taxes.

Oregon

Corn Recipes and History From Colonial Times to Modern Cans

This article traces corn origins in tropical America and its spread in English colonies. It notes color varieties and high canning use, then presents multiple corn based dishes including chowder, scramble, salmon pudding, and baked eggs with corn, plus vegetable pairings and a cream enhanced supreme.

Tropical America

Tax discussion and vaudeville bill highlight a era

A 1929 tax panorama notes estimates of 450 million dollars in special motor vehicle taxes and critiques tax diversification while a five act vaudeville program led by Tim Ryan and Irene Noblette with Bobby May and Kaleidoscope Variety also features in the same piece. The discussion argues new taxes never reduce old ones and warn of growing government payrolls.

Boston Standard Deville Tim Ryan Irene Noblette Bobby May Kaleide

Special Week at Orpheum Des Moines

Orpheum Theatre Des Moines announces a July Fourth week of vaudeville and talking pictures. From July 3 to 5 the bill features Two Men and a Maid with William Collier dr Alma Bennett Eddie Gribbon and George E Stone, plus Derickson and Brown headline vaudeville with songs and piano pieces. Also Oh May Billy Kelly Youth Beauty and Talent and Marching On all talking comedy. The Donovan Affair screens July 6–8 with Jack Holt and a star cast, followed by Want Ads a big comedy skit with songs and dancing.

Orpheum Theatre Des Moines William Collier Alma Bennett Eddie Gribbon George E. Stone Charles Derickson Burton Brown Derickson Brown Billy Kelly Warren Jackson Deloris Griffin Alaba Personality Girls Bob Carter Chic Sales Orpheum Donovan Owen Davis Jack Holt Dorothy Rovier Wm. Collier, Jr John Roche Agnes’ Ayres Hank Mann Virginia Faire

Bible hints at science and invention in modern era

An Indianapolis author argues Bible passages prefigure modern science. Genesis suggests form and void, circulatory hints echo Harvey, and Job and Isaiah imply spherical earth and gravitation. Nahum is linked to automobiles, Ezekiel to aviation-like wheels, with vivid visions of chariots and moving skies.

Wm. C. Thompson Indianapolis Noah Harvey Isaac Newton Nahum Elwood Haynes Kokomo Indiana Henry Ford

What sort of a writer is Theodore Dreiser

A fragmented snippet asks about the writer Theodore Dreiser with a quip about a hen's egg and a stray aviation query, reflecting a stray line of text and casual tone without clear reportage or context.

Theodore Dreiser

Gaak In His Back Yards

A fragment notes a possible figure named Gaak in back yard settings. Details are unclear and context insufficient to determine event, location, or date. no additional named entities or concrete actions are readable.

Ae Hen Ce Gaak

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