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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
Local notes detail visits and travel of residents to Des Moines Des Moines Orange City Newton and Oska loosa with many returning home or planning stops. Discharges from camps Dodge and overseas service news intertwined with shop openings and medical plans.
Retired farmer Lundy of Peoria dies at 74 in Pella on July 17 1919 after pneumonia in the home of daughter Mrs Edmund Renaud Funeral held at Renaud home then burial at Peoria He was a Masonic lodge member and longtime Peoria resident Also dying in Pella on July 17 1919 Jacob Andeweg aged 61 after long illness Survived by two sons Bas and John and two daughters Mrs Weyerse and Mrs Hellinga Funeral at John Weyerse home July 20 interment Oakwood cemetery
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after the death of their father Jacob An deweg and notes appreciation for the beautiful flowers offered.
A student column lists numerous campus curiosities for next year including who will teach home economics and coach athletics, when the new gym is ready, where Prof. and Mrs. Liggett will live, who will room with Will Lane, and who among faculty may leave. It also notes social gatherings with Editor Young, Dean Pletenpol, and local music activities at Sunnyside Friday evening.
Central College prepares for a large fall enrollment starting September 8 with a live, jolly group. Carl Beyer’s father bought the Docdyns Property nearby and the Beyers plan to move in February. Mrs Liggett plans to arrive by September first to begin teaching. Prof Sadler anticipates fall work in piano and voice. music students are expected to number many.contact Mr Sadler at his studio or Sunny side. ring 107.
An advertisement from Vander Linden's Bazar touts Superba Tint Cloth as the best option for new shades. The message promises top quality shade cloth with a guaranteed product, inviting customers to see the offered tint cloth.
M Vander Linden advertises remaining stock of all wool sults in two and three piece styles at prices $21.50 and $24.50 respectively, with higher prices in the fall. Limited time offer for custom fittings and perfect fits.
Evening schedule lists 8:00 full program Preachers Quartette and 8:00 Prelude Chicago Ladies Quartette. At 8:45 a lecture by Bishop Henderson follows.
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