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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

7

County Y camp on river banks near Oskaloosa

Plans advance for Marion County and Oskaloosa YMCA youth camp on the Des Moines River between Oskaloosa and Tracy. A cottage headquarters, tents, two seven day periods from July 28 to August 12, cost $5.75 per day, with $0.75 due on registration. Activities include Bible study, games, campfire, and swimming supervised by Leslie Bonderegger. A reward offers full camp expenses to the top enrolling boy, with camp folders available at Security State Bank of Pella.

Marion County Oskaloosa Y. M. C. A's Des Moines Oskaloosa Tracy Leader’s Council Leslie Bonderegger Oskaloosa Association Atkinson Marion County Y. M. C. A Bert Baron H. H. Sadler A. E. Sabin Mr. van Hemert The First Reformed Church Security State Bank of Pella

Ringling Bros Show To Exhibit At Des Tines July 28

Rumor confirmed that Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows will positively exhibit in Des Tines on July 28. The vast circus touts 800 top riders, aerialists, gymnasts and athletes, 100 clowns, 1600 total personnel, 50 trainers, 43 elephants, five elephant herds, and new Russian stallions boosting horse displays across sixteens acts in the main tent.

Ringling Brothers Barnum& Bailey Destines Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey New York

Madison Square Garden Big Show Menagerie

After a census of the Big Show audience and its animals the manager said the line of creatures would stretch over two miles if placed shoulder to shoulder. The operation uses a hundred double-length railroad cars to transport the vast institution with its property and equipment including forty jumbo electric fans for patron comfort.

Madison Square Garden

Vacation and College Notes Thursday Evening at Uncle Farm

Gerrit Rozeboom and Prof. Sadler spent the evening with Gerrit Van Roekel on his uncle's farm a mile east of Wright. They plan a big August DeBruin home party to which Gerrit is invited. Hugo Kuyper impressed with an excellent bass solo at a Saturday band concert. Laurel Boat performed on baritone and Lee Lautenbach urged return from Ames to hear. Conservatory rooms receive tinting to improve appearance. Van Klootwyk handles the work.

Gerrit Rozeboom Prof. Sadler Gerrit van Roekel Wright Gerrit DeBruin Hugo Kuyper Mr. Kuyper Laurel Boat Laurel Lee Lautenbach Ames Mr. van Klootwyk

New Football Coach Jack Pence Recruits At Chronicle

The summer Bulletin reports Jack Pence will coach and live with Mrs. Anthony Grandin, arriving by September first to prepare for football season. Editor expresses optimism for a strong athletic year and boosts community support. A local Band Concert clapping contest is announced with prizes for loudest cheering.

Jack Pence the Chronicle

Mortuary notices from Otley and Pella recap deaths

Mortuary notices report Van Buren S Van Buren dying at his son Nicholas Otley at 10 30 am Saturday July 12 1924 aged 64 years 7 months 17 days after a stroke of apoplexy his wife preceded him eleven weeks Funeral services held at the Christian Reformed church Otley with interment at Oakwood Cemetery Pella Ver Heul Arie Ver Heul oldest man in Pella died at home Main St 6 00 pm Tuesday July 15 aged 96 years 4 months 17 days long illness his wife had died eleven years ago

van Buren S. van Buren Nicholas Otley Christian Reformed Church Oakwood Pella Ver Heul Arie Main St

Funeral services set for Mrs Waechter kin at local church

Survived by sons and daughters all middle aged. Funeral today at home at one and at Third Reformed church at 1 30 p m Interment Oakwood Cemetery Mrs Lily Lloyd and daughters Exie and Vivian of Butler Pa cousins of Mrs G H Waechter are at the Waechter home this week Firestone Tires Byers Battery Shop

Third Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery Lily Lloyd Exie and Vivian Butler G. H. Waechter Waechter

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