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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

5

Pella Meteors top Milo in high scoring baseball clash

Last Thursday the Pella Meteors edged Milo 13 to 12 in a dramatic game led by Lankelma on the mound for Pella. Home runs by Bear Cargon and Aschenbrenner highlighted five total homers as Milo built an early lead before Pella surged back with timely hits and late scoring to secure the win.

Pella Milo Lankelma Gaass Porter Bear Carson Meteors Lanke Cargon Aschenbrenner Kuyper

Boy Scouts push for a community swimming pool in Pella

Editorial urges support for a Pella pool project inspired by lessons from Leisenring Pa where a public pool reportedly reduces misconduct and promotes health. The piece praises Scout uprightness and urges financial help to benefit the youth and wider community.

Pella Leisenring Pennsylvania

First Score Sees Kuyper’s Side Take Lead 3-0

In a low attendance game Kuyper’s team led 1 0 after Bousquet struck out and Van Maren singled. Joe Boyd hit two homers among three at bats and Vander Linden added a foul ball homer as the second team played faster from the fifth inning. lineup changes included Van Kuyper Van Howelings Warner Paardekooper and others with several substitutions noted.

Rev. Brinkman Tone Kuyper Clarence ‘van Vark Tinie Paardekooper Brinkman Charlies Brand Tinie Kuyper Cout Frank Warner Pete Kuyper Warner John Hollebrand Albert van Howering Chas Dyketra van der Zyde Tone Boot Jim van der Pol Louie Bosque Albert van Howeling Kupper Chas. Dykstra Hollebrand Kuyper Bousquet Ray van Maren Joe Boyd Edward Vander Linden

Park Service Preacher at Next Sunday Evening Service

Rev J J Hollebrands will preach at the park service next Sunday evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all. First Reformed Church will host English services at eleven o clock Sunday morning with Rev Te Paske delivering the sermon. Everyone is invited to attend.

Park Service J. J. Hollebrands First Reformed Church Te Paske

Booster gospel team leads Oskaloosa morning service

The Booster gospel team of Oska loosa will conduct the morning service at 10 45 and assemble for an afternoon meeting at 3 00 Public is invited to attend to receive a blessing Baptist Bible school holds 9 30 worship at 10 45 Pastor topics God and the Worlds Expectation of the Church Park meeting in the evening Dr Wilcox of Des Moines to speak next Sunday morning Choir practice Friday 4 00 Herman Bogard an advance man for Redpath Vawter Chautauqua Co visited Pella over the weekend ahead of the assembly opening

Booster Gospel Oskaloosa Baptist Bible School Wilcox Herman Bogard Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua Co Pella Henry Washington Keokuk County Mahaska County Mt. Pleasant Keota Oskaloosa Fair Des Moines Wis

Towa Reunion at Pella Honors 33d Iowa Volunteer Infantry

The 33d Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry reunion will be held in Pella on September 8 9 10 1915 with an estimated 125 to 150 veterans. Pella residents with Civil War ties and members of Company G and nearby regiments will attend. Reunion secretary is Grande Kamp and local efforts aim to showcase veterans and welcome visitors. The event marks the third such gathering and likely the last.

Iowa Volunteer Infantry Pella 33D Chronicle Grande Kamp Vande Kamp

Weekly Weather Forecast and Boost for Iowa’s Farmland

Forecast covers Upper Mississippi Valley and Plain States for July 21 1915. Temperatures moderate early week turning warmer later with widely scattered thundershowers possible. Then a feature describes a long Iowa auto trip praising agricultural wealth and the Great White Way as a scenic route from one side of the state to the other.

Mississippi Valley Plain ER. H. Bowie Dist Iowa Enoville

Call for bids on coal for City Light Plant

The City Clerk invites bids to furnish Lump Mine Run and Steam Coal delivered to the light plant bin. Bids must name proposed mines and be filed by 6 pm August 3, 1915. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk A. C. Kuyper issued notice for the City of Pella.

City Electric Light Plant Council of the Cty of Pella A. C. Kuyper

Closing Out Sale of Household Goods and Property

Closing out sale includes heaters, stove, washing machine, chairs, tables, sofa, cupboards, wardrobe, carpets, canned fruit, plus 1 pony with harness, hay bales. Also house and 2 lots of Mrs. C Van Zee, deceased. Sale begins 2 pm Saturday July 31, 1915 at 406 E Independence St Pella Iowa.

C. van Zee Margaret van Zee E. Independence St. Pella

Mrs Phillip Gay Returns Home After Visit in Des Moines

Mrs Phillip Gay returns to her Des Moines home Thursday afternoon following a visit with friend Mrs Earl Snoweren.

Phillip Gay Des Moines Earl Snoweren

City Council Advances Street Curbing and Utilities

The regular city council meeting approved curb work along properties owned by Veldhuizen and Waechter and posted proceedings in the clerk’s office to meet a new law. A sewer project 9666 feet long was authorized, street flushing favored, pool hall tax refunds discussed, and a new pumping station motor recommended.

W. O. Veldhuizen A. Waechter Butt Electrical Department Pella Coal Co

Hugo Bros Show Delights Pella Crowd With Ponies and Acrobats

Saturday's Hugo Bros show in Pella offered trained ponies and dogs with clever acrobatic stunts by two women and four men, including a Japanese performer. The over advertised act drew hot tent conditions, but crowds remained fair.

Hugo Bros Pella

Weather and Crop Service Bulletin Summary

The bulletin notes a warmer week with heavy to excessive rainfall delaying haying and harvesting and causing grain damage. Daily showers with high winds and hail harmed standing grain. oats lodged and southern wet areas hinder binder work. Despite issues, conditions improved toward week’s end with prospects of fair weather. Tasseling corn appeared in some fields. much will be laid by after two cultivations. Potatoes rotting reported in spots. track grain, and pastures reported excellent. dignitaries Geo. M. Chappel and Mrs. G. V. Orr referenced along with local visits by Richard Meyer and John Meyer families.

Geo. M. Chappel

Hands of Death Claims Two Young Lives in Iowa Towns

The fragment reports the deaths of Popma Francis at 9 years old on Main Street in a July 16 1915 illness due to diabetes. Funeral services were held at home and First Christian Reformed church with interment at the cemetery. Albert Meinders age 6 died nearby July 18 1915 from a barn rope accident. funeral was held at his home and interment at Van Domselaar cemetery.

Popma Francis Albert Meinders Nicholas Meinders Pella

New Parcel Post Rules Allow Larger Packages

On July 13 Postmaster General Burleson ordered a size limit increase to eighty four inches combined length and girth for parcel post shipments enabling standard fruit boxes. A new receipt system may be issued for parcel post at 1 percent, with the sender affixing a stamp and recording the addressee on the receipt.

Burleson Department

Iowa Leads In Farm Wealth and Livestock Values in 1910

An excerpt notes Iowa ranking highly across farm wealth measures in 1910, leading the nation in total farm product value, combined livestock value, farm property per farm, and increases in property value. It also cites top per capita wealth and vast farm assets, contrasting Iowa with national per capita wealth.

Iowa United States

White Way Auto Co notices Gerrit Vander Waal in Iowa

White Way Auto Co of Pella Iowa claims Gerrit Vander Waal owes 152.35 for storage repairs supplies and labor on a Spaulding five passenger automobile. If unpaid the car will be sold at public auction at the White Way Garage Pella Iowa on August 7 1915 at 10 80 a m to cover charges.

Gerrit Vander Waal White Way Auto Co Pella Iowa White Way

Des Moines Visit By Harry And Dave De Cook

Harry and Dave De Cook visited Des Moines in the latter part of last week, appearing for local events and meetings.

Harry Dave de Cook Des Moines

Also Mentioned on This Page

BASE Pella Meteors Fast Milo U. S Second Reformed Church Domine Brinkman MM. E. Church Ood Council Fire Dept G. V. Orr Y. T. van Newaal Richard Meyer Prairie City John Meyer Meinders Towa
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