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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
7
Des Moines bridegroom Keith Kernahan and Hilda Palmquist, a former Lincoln School teacher, wed Thursday at Des Moines City Service Company. After a Wisconsin honeymoon, they will reside in Des Moines.
Washington June fraud order targets Bureau of Public Instruction of Philadelphia for a mail fraud scheme. Postmaster General directs return of money orders and letters marked fraudulent, and to notify senders. Fossil elephant tooth weighing seven pounds on exhibit at Field Museum in Chicago.
A swollen Whitebird River has exposed 80 feet of Knoxville’s water main after recent rains. Officials fear the main could be torn loose, cutting off the city’s drinking supply. A Sunday Register report discusses local water worries and references farm land rights and wildlife group aims.
Rev Paul Rippee pastor at the Churches of the Open Bible lists weekly events at 700 W First St and the nearby park. No service Thursday due to July dith. Rev Brown will speak in the park at 7 and Rippee will lead a youth program and morning youth meeting. Sunday school at 9:30 worship at 10:15 with sermons on faith and grace. The Golden Rule Class meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Emeline Porter.
A church announces a morning service at 1045 A.M. and an evening revival series with worship and a revival prayer. An hour of prayer and praise is offered each Wednesday at 7:45 PM, followed by a teachers meeting after the Sunday school prayer service.
Iowa extension agents report March cash income at about 38 million dollars, up 43 percent from March 1934, driven by livestock and crop sales and benefit payments. Total first quarter income reaches 117 million statewide, with livestock products leading. Economists foresee continued gains into 1936 amid high livestock prices and larger benefits.
Condensed items note a fortune once valued at 100,080 sold at a Denver auction. Other briefs cite a Palo Alto researcher continuing 20 years of experiments, a Des Moines river canoe accident with two youths swimming to shore, a 13 year old found dead in Tabor Iowa, and various local incidents from Illinois to Moscow.
Fragmented text shows a pledge or statement of principles aimed at aiding in wildlife projects and wild fire response, promoting clean sportsmanship, and assisting the State Fish and Game Department in curbing violence. The passage is incomplete and lacks full context or clear outcomes.
A hand saw lost about ten days ago in Pella is reported found and should be returned to Star Oil Co. for claimant contact.
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