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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

4

Rates for Electric Current Ordinance Adopted in 1934

The city of Pella Iowa passes Ordinance No 80 repealing No 73 and enacting new electric rates across multiple schedules for light power and cooking. The measure sets monthly minimum charges, tiered kilowatt hour rates, penalties and terms for adoption outside city limits and for private residences.

Pella Iowa K. W H. P K. W. Hr Tside T. G. Fultz A. C. Kuyper

Easy life versus hard climb in public success

The author argues that only those on the common level have easy time while high climbers face greater challenges. To illustrate, the text notes Wayne Pos and Godfrey Bevans visiting Chicago for a few days to view the World’s Fair and reflect on public life success.

Wayne Pos Godfrey Bevans Chicago

Ulster Classis notes licensure and ordination events

Ulster Classis reports May 25 licensure of Edgar De Graff of Ulster Park to preach for Ephratah church. June 20 license granted to John N Heidenreich from Pella Classis for licensure and ordination, ordained July 10 at West Hurley Reformed Church Zeno NY, with extensive ceremony and committee participation. The event included a marriage of Alexander Klementis and Thelma Beers and a reception for the new minister and bride.

Edgar de Graff Ulster Park New Brunswick Seminary Ephratah Church Hope John N. Heidenreich Pella Classis West Hurley Zeno N. Y Classis Beethoven Daniel Lynch J.B. Steketee King F. C. Duryee James Cantine Father Lucas Boeve C. C. Chilton A. E. Oudemont R. H. Beaumont J. FP Alexander Klementis Thelma Beers Heidenreich Lynch Simmons Brothers Charles van Wyck Bedford

Rolscreen Bears Past Reasnor Club In Thrilling 7 6 Victory

More than 1,500 baseball fans watched Rolscreen edge Reasnor 7 to 6 in a tied seven inning contest. Weyers pitched well with solid support from bat and glove as Reasnor, one of the section’s strongest teams, lost a close battle. Score by innings shows late rallies and a decisive seventh. Shell tops Star in earlier game as Shell’s batteries include Donai Ver Meer against Star’s Sels Ten Magen and Van Niewaal Bey ert.

Rolscreen Reasnor Weyers Reasner Shell Star Star Aggregation Donai Ver Meer Sels Ten Magen van Niewaal Beyert

For Sale Ads Full of Farm Goods and Cattle Trade

Local classified notes show market listings for upland prairie hay at 17 dollars per ton and baled alfalfa at 21 dollars per ton. Also noted are hogs and poultry in Chicago and a buyers call for slaughter cattle for Iowa Packing Co. Contact William Engbers by phone for details.

Iowa Packing Co Wm. Engbers

Pine Cones Found While Digging Farm Well Near Town

On a farm four miles northeast of town Paul Ver Meer and helpers digging a new well uncovered pine cones, wood bits, stones fused together, and leaves in a semi petrified state after 18 feet of digging. Local history traces the property through Scholte to Vogelaar and Ver Meer, with a past creek 18 feet deep and springs possibly feeding the current well that yielded 800 gallons in hours.

Paul Ver Meer Pete Vogelant Scholte A. P. van Houweling Dominic H. P. Scholte Ldeal Holland Colony Roziers van Houweling Pete Vogelaar Vogelaar Pella Paul Meer Ver Meer Ben Vogelaar

Sales tax to reduce property levies in 1935 reports

James Maxwell dispatch to the Des Moines Register notes that substantial reductions in property taxes are expected in 1935 due to the sales tax. Ray Murphy, chairman of the state board of assessment and review, explains proceeds will fund administration costs, emergency relief, general state expenses, and county shares via equalized distribution, countering opposition rooted in ignorance of spending.

James Maxwell Des Moines Register Ray Murphy State Board of Assessment and Review Little Criticam Fred H. Wray

Honest effort beats wealth and committees in life

The piece argues that value of a person lies in the right attitude and ability to do worthwhile things, not in money. It warns that money alone cannot suffice and notes committees can delay action, yet being named to a committee does not excuse personal contribution or shared responsibility.

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