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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

4

Andeweg To Manage Monroe Store In Fresh Start

Jack Andeweg, formerly with the Cochrane store, assumed management of the Monroe site succeeding the Ten Hagen De Haan and Means firm. He has merchant experience dating from April last year after moving from New Sharon to Monroe. Means and wife departed for Conroy Iowa where he will head a general store. the couple previously ran the Conroy store.

Jack Andeweg Cochrane Ten Hagen Monroe Andeweg Means Conroy Iowa Monroe Mirror

Adam Woolard Called by Death on Tuesday

Adam Woolard one of the city’s oldest residents died at his home 1012 Main Street at 6 15 on July 21 1925 aged 92 years 8 months 24 days He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Chester Kiser near Pella and Mrs Roy Steen of New Sharon The funeral will be at his home Friday at two o’clock Interment Oakwood Cemetery Woolard came to Iowa from Ohio as a young man of 30 he lived on a farm north of town for many years and moved to town twenty years ago Known for his long beard he once shaved signifying a Democratic president had been elected.

Adam Woolard Main Street Woolard Chester Kiser Pella Roy Steen New Sharon Oakwood Cemetery Iowa Ohio Town Grover Cleveland Mr. Woolard

Triumph in railroading marks Union Station’s completion

The Chicago Union Station project stands as a landmark in engineering, offering vast passenger facilities on one level and a monumental main hall with Romanesque design. It supports 50,000 travelers daily, 800 trains, and 400 tons of baggage, with joint use by four railroads.

Chicago Union Station United States Chicago Rome Union Station Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R Chilcago & Alton R. R

Frontier Movers and the Country’s Resources

A historical note praises the pioneers who moved west with the frontier. It credits men of thrift and industry from forty years ago for shaping today’s national resources, highlighting their hard work and perseverance.

Purebred Livestock Brings Better Returns

Reports from farmers to the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry claim purebred meat animals outperform grades and scrubs in meat quality speed uniformity and market value. Breeders report faster market readiness larger early weights higher live weight prices and more uniform litters across cattle and hogs.

Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture

History of Gerrit Ellerbrook and the Oregon Trail journey

Gerrit Ellerbrook of Sheldon recounts a high speed trip in a modern car over forty miles of the original Oregon Trail to Parma Idaho, recalling his father John Ellerbrook Sr and a 65 wagon caravan that left Pella Iowa in 1864. The elder party faced Indian attacks, river crossings, and a perilous Platte crossing before reaching Oregon City. The boy, nine, later grew to become a mill worker and second boss at sixteen.

Oregon Trail Gerrit Ellerbrook Sheldon Parma Idaho Mountains Mr. Ellerbroek Ellerbroek John Ellerbroek Pella Iowa Oregon City Council Bluffs Omaha Ellerbrook Platte Oregon

Return Journey Recounts Sioux County Pioneer Roots

Eight years after their first trip the family chose the eastward return not to Pella but to Sioux County where they stood as pioneers of seventy one, an Alton Democrat note on early regional settlement and transport.

Pella Sioux County Alton

Mortuary notice for John K Walraven in Oskaloosa Herald

John K Walraven of 432 North Ninth street died at 2 15 p m Saturday July 18 1925 aged 60 years 1 month 6 days of creeping paralysis Funeral services Tuesday July 21 at 2 00 p m at the Wilcox Garland Wilbur chapel Burial in Forest cemetery Oskaloosa Herald

John K. Walraven North Ninth Street Wilcox-Garland-Wilbur Chapel Forest Cemetery Oskaloosa Herald

Gratitude From Clarke Family After Bereavement

With deep appreciation of friendship we thank neighbors and friends who ministered to us in our bereavement and assisted in our time of need. Whether by word or deed, the kindness is truly appreciated and will be remembered by Mrs. M. A. Clarke and children.

M. A. Clarke

First Christian Reformed Church Notes

Pastor J De Haan leads Lord's Day services with lessons on The Nature and Rule of Good Works and Conversion as a Cause for Joy in Holland at 9:00 a m and 1:30 p m respectively.

First Christian Reformed Church J. de Haan Holland

Second Reformed Church to Host Hultema Sermon Sunday

Notices show Second Reformed Church arranging for Rev H Bultema of Berean Muskegon to preach at 7 30 p m Sunday. Also a district court probate notice for the will of Bookie Heerema with a May 1925 hearing set for August 4 1925 in Knoxville Iowa, clerk Walter Kester announces.

Second Reformed Church H. Bultema Berean Church Muskegon, Mich District Court of Iowa Marion County Bookie Heerema Walter Kester Knoxville

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TEN Hagen & DE Haan Challenge Challenge Wind Mill Pella Tank and Pipe Co PENLA Walraven Christ Gertrude Bennick Peoria Taintor Savings Bank Taintor G. Bennick Broadway Michigan del Monte Wisconsin Reliable Dept. Store Oskaloosa
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