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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1924

Page

8

Independent School District records correction in Iowa

Acting Secretary Peter Van Sittert certifies items on the school district books for Pella, Iowa, listing engraving, freight, postage, library books from Ginn & Co Prentice Hall, and subscription entries. Notary P Scholte affirms the acknowledgment on July 8, 1924 in Marion County Iowa.

A. Westerhof D. G. Gosselink G. L. Rysdam Lyon and Carnahan Ginn & Co Prentice-Hall Inc Peter van Sittert Independent School District Pella City State of Iowa Marion County A. D H. P. Scholle Pella Iowa P. Scholte

Vacation and College Notes

Dr. Will Strickland and sister Anna called at Sunnyside en route from Omaha to Eldon. Klaus Gosselink spent the Fourth at Edgarton Minnesota, Pickle Van Doorninck home for the holiday, Miss Eleanor Hoeven to play organ at Second church next Sunday both services. John Greendyke spent the Fourth in Pella. Coach Kettering resigns and may attend school. Prof. Heemstra preached all three services at First Church last Sunday. Black Hawke pleased with grades four Bs and one D. Band Concert drew a large crowd and the program was excellent throughout. Miss Allen of Des Moines Children’s Home was in town Friday and always gets a hearty welcome in Pella. She has the sup.

Miss Allen Des Moines Pella

College Tea Boosts Fund After Storm Cleanup

The campus shows improvement after the storm with cleaned grounds and freshly cut grass. A College Tea hosted by Mrs G Bennink and Mrs Borgman at Mrs Bennink's home drew guests and boosted the tea fund.

G. Bennink

Otley Weather and Potatoes Highlight Local News

Otley residents report good sized home grown potatoes and active farm work as hay is stored and corn plowing continues. Henry Kaldenberg and family from Fairmount visited Otley relatives while Henry Van Ginkel, Charlie Howell, Clyde Swingstone, Ray Hagens and others visited local homes. Carl Calhoun and Loren Rickabaugh families joined gatherings at Otley and Knoxville homes. C G Van Vliet of Des Moines was also listed among visitors.

Otley Henry Kaldenberg Fairmount Henry van Ginkel Charlie Howell Newton Clyde Swingstone Ray Hagens Monroe Harold North Carl Calhoun Knoxville Loren Rickabaugh James Rickabaugh C. G. van Vliet Des Moines

Otley Fourth Of July News And Local Visitors

Otley residents report guests visiting from Prairie City Newton and Galesburg over the weekend including H L Renaud T H Kaldenberg John Van Ginkel and Carl Freeken. The cherry crop was ruined by a storm prompting Prairie City supplies. Many locals traveled to Des Moines Newton Oskaloosa and other towns for the Fourth.

H. L. Renaud Will Vriezelaar Prairie City Anne de Reus Newton J. B. Vriezelaar Neal Vanden Baard Monroe John Carl Freeken John Breen C. Breen Galesburg Adam Dykstra T. H. Kaldenberg John van Ginkel

Local News Highlights From Pella and Surrounding Areas

Mrs G F Sadler and son Ivan visited her mother in College Springs on Saturday. Sam Ver Steeg began work at Oskaloosa National Bank after two years teaching in Pella public schools and serving in the post office force. Mrs Dave Breen has pneumonia. Connie Ver Ploeg of Des Moines visited relatives in Pella. Ray Van Maren of Des Moines visited his parents N Van Maren and wife Saturday. Newton Record reports Julia Phillips died June 26 at Kellogg. mother of Professor F M Phillips, once at Central College. Daughter-in-law Artie Powers, connected with Eastern Star, was known in Pella. Professor Phillips now in Washington, D.C. Mrs H A Scott of Fremont visited Rev F N Byram and family. J M Veenstra family moved into D S Huber house near the railroad on Broadway after living in Ames. Mr and Mrs Lou Thomassen and Betty left for Farmer City Illinois after a week in Pella.

Des Moines Newton Oskaloosa Kate Breen Bert Lizzie Peter Pella H. Vander Werf Galesburg Otley G. F. Sadler Ivan College Springs Sam Ver Steeg Oskaloosa National Bank Sam Dave Breen Connie Ver Ploeg Perlla Ray van Maren Mrs. N. van Maren Kellogg Julia Phillips F. M. Phillips Central College Artie Powers Eastern Star Phillips Washington, D. C

Worth Its Weight in Gold Says John McGann

John McGann, a Sabula farmer and former aviator, praises Tanlac after claiming his wife recovered from severe flu symptoms. He says the medicine restored health and endorses it as essential. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and mentions 40 million bottles sold.

John McGann Tanlac Box 13 Sabula Iowa Dubuque McGann Milwaukee Wisconsin

Professor Max Harkness Visits Town for Summer

Professor Max Harkness, former Pella high school principal, was in town Saturday. He now teaches at Humeston and is spending the summer at the State University.

Max Harkness Pella Harkness Humeston The State University

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Will Strickland Anna Sunnyside Omaha Eldon Klaus Gosselink Edgarton Minnesota Pickle van Doorninck Eleanor Hoeven John Greendyke Kettering Prof. Heemstra First Church Black Hawke Otley News Marion STATE Marian P. H. van Gorp J. H. van Vit Ul. van A . T. Klein P. H. van Jay Gorp A. T. Klein J. H. van Vliet Bert Baron Tunis H. Klein N. van Vliet H. P. van Gorp Hugo W. Kuyper H. A. Scott Fremont F. N. Byram J. M. Veenstra D. S. Huber Broadway Ames Lou Thomassen Betty Farmer City, Ill Black ShaefTer Chronicle Office Hattie Harrison Coalport Davies & Co Lowa Buick Pella Motor Co World Leadership Gary Vogelaar Geo Cassidy Standish Perna WM. F. Crew 4Th Ave Grinnell James V. Lankelma Ideal Pharmacy Honey Creek Coal -Co Phil Bishop Mer H. C. Payne W. C. Verploeg Farmer's Produce Building Georgia Chalfont Fowler Telephone Main Street DR. C. I. Fox Main and Liberty Sta J. J. Sybenga Puritan Drug Store D. N. Steffen Bell Clothing Aschenbrenner Geelhoed H. O. Wormhoudt Jaarsma Bakery Pella, Iowa A. P. Fankhauser Chiropractic T. G. Fultz F. F. Carpenter Jaarsma’s Bakery
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