Local notices from Pella and surrounding towns
A long column of social news lists visits by families to and from Charles City Des Moines Prairie City Monmouth Knoxville and Eddyville. It notes trips for vacations conventions church and business, with many names including Fox Shultz Klein Van Houweling Brendt Paardekooper Vander Ploeg and Van Gorp. Also mentions drought concerns in rural Iowa auction sales extension offers and a Shell station repaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fox
J. E. Shultz
Ray Fox
Charles City
Iowa
Patricia
Earl Klein
Des Moines
John Braafhart
A. B. van Houweling
Omaha
Nebraska
Marjorie
Gerald le Cocq
Perry
Theo, le Coca
Lester Blakely
Knoxville
W. G. Neely
Paul Lautenbach
Peace Street
Fred Lautenbach
Chas
Lautenbach
Gerald Paardekooper
Frank de Re
Dick Gosselink
Glenn Kerr
Columbus Junction
Pella
Mr. Kerr
Central College
Harriet Frush
Washington, D. C
F. M. Frush
Cleaners Lose to Independents and Star Wins
The lighted field hosted multiple weeklong contests with Knotholers Shell Independents and Stars securing wins. Independents routed Cash and Carry Cleaners 14 to 1, Star defeated Knoxville 14 to 3, Shell beat Star 13 to 10, and Knotholers topped Jockeys 8 to 6 while Independents beat Amsterdam 9 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotholers
Wisse
Bosveld
Smorenberg
Vanden’ Oever
Shell
Goedhart
Donai
Ver Meer
Stamps
van Dyke
Klein
Independents
Stars
Knoxville
Star
Michmershuizen
Stureman
Byert
Knothalers
Liter
Breuklander
Kersbergen
Vander Pol
Amsterdam
Branthart
Grundman
Braathart
Dingeman
Booy
Vander Linden
Mammoth Show Set for Marion County Fair Week
M. A. Trabert announces a mammoth five night program at the Marion County Free Fair from August 16 to 20. J. C. Michaels Circus Company will headline with acrobats wire walkers trapeze and many acts plus the Dog Pony and Monkey circus. Two complete changes of program will occur with new opens Tuesday night and a feature acts lineup for the remainder. Daytime attractions will supplement the nightly show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Trabert
Marion County Free Fair
Big City
J.C. Michaels Circus Company
Marion County Fair
Marion County Fair Announces Reduced Admission and Contest
The Marion County Fair will hold daily from August 17 to 19 with grandstand admission cut to 25 cents on non race days. Season tickets offer deeper discounts for night shows. A contest to name the county’s most popular lady ticket seller will crown a queen with a $25 prize. Entrants aged 15 to 35 should register with the secretary promptly. Contestants receive commissions on season grandstand tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Ie County
Henry Field to Speak at Marion County Free Fair
Henry Field the Republican Senate candidate and Iowa political figure will visit the Marion County Free Fair on Thursday August 18. He plans to view exhibits mingle with crowds and deliver a brief address in Knoxville after sending a letter from Shenandoah noting his win over Senator W Brookhart in the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Field
United States Senate
Iowa
Marion County
Shenandoah
Smith W. Brookhart
Field
Knoxville
Progress in Norge Rolator Essay Contest Moves Ahead
The Norge Rollator Refrigerator dealers contest, including Kuyper Music House, reports 25 entrants so far. Those seeking prize details in the $25,000 competition can visit Kuyper Music House for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge Rollator Refrigerator Dealers
Kuyper Music House
Kuyper
Buildings Sold At Sheriff's Sale In Knoxville
At a sheriff s sale Saturday in Knoxville the Onstine s grocery building and the Pella theater building owned by J P Klein and the post office location jointly owned by J P Klein and Attorney T H Klein were sold to satisfy a judgment in favor of the closed Security State Bank. The bank bid in the properties as the highest bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Onstine’s Grocery
Pella Theatre
J. P. Klein
Post Office
T. H. Klein
Security State Bank
Niece of H O Viersen Dies in Illinois
A wire reported Pearl Benjamin, niece of H O Viersen, died Tuesday morning at her Danville Illinois home at age 48. She was married with a family. Further life details are expected in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Viersen
Pearl Benjamin
Danville
Til
Bring Remains of C. G. Van Dooren Here
The remains of C. G. Van Dooren who died Friday at Skiff Memorial hospital Newton were brought here Monday noon and interred at Oakwood cemetery after a brief service. He was a widower and leaves several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. van Dooren
Skiff Memorial Hospital
Newton
Oakwood Cemetery
Not in the guide books at the nation’s capital
A fragmentary Washington item recalls a shows of dignitaries at the White House with a wedding license scene and remarks on furniture left by a former commission. It notes the 104 year old D Street building and a picture of Cabinet members by the Capitol dome. It ends with a jab about high living costs and failing electric bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Executive Mansion
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
James Francis Burke
ex-Wickersham Commission
Capital
D Street
14Th Street
Capitol Dome
Capital City
The Muzzled Press in War and Censorship Debate
A Geneva correspondent notes global censorship patterns and the United States resistance. The piece argues censorship harms democracy, citing World War II era sentiments and contrasting practices in Spain, Italy, and other nations while denouncing press suppression as the most hateful form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
China
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Poland
Turkey
Albania
Romania
Lithuania
French
Syria
Russia
Mussolini
Italy
Geneva
Censorship in the world contrasts with U.S. press freedom
An editor notes that 700 million people live under censorship while urging readers to value the free press in the United States, thanking the country for its freedoms when buying a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. A
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Wilbur Johnson
Eddyville
Mr. Johnson
Mrs
A. E. Johnson
H. J. Vanden Berg
Minnie Vanden Berg
Lake Oliboji
Rudolph Yappen
Bemes
S. D
Vanden Berg
Gerrit Tekrony
M. C. Slob
Ed. van Zante
Y. T. van Niewaal
Jake Plender
John Heerma
Reuben Schakel
Abe Ver Ploegh
E. V. Good
Monmouth
Ill
Mary
Ruth
Frank Mitchell
Rex Woodle
Jesse Cook
Nevada
J. Cook
Lenora Gates
Marilyn
Joe Helt
J. B. van Hemert
Minneapolis
Munsingwear
Nathan Firth
Lorimer
Ross Schakel
Artie Hasselman
Orange City
W. W. Sadler
Lavina Klein
Alice Westerkamp
Peoria
Gerrit Menning
Holland
Mich
H. P. van Gorp
Chicago
Harry van Hemert
Douglas
Marshalltown
J. van Hemert
Bert Fuller
Denver
Colo
J. W. Vander Linden
Mildred
Ed van Zante
Bob Lukes
Oskaloosa
Ed McCluen
Guthrie Center
Breta Badger
Swansen
Green
Gerrit Rysdam
P. H. van Gorp
Jas. Veenman
Jean and
Mics Lerel Hendricks
J. J. Berends
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Knoxville Cooperative Creamery
H. J. Pietenpol
Oostburg
Wis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Andrew de Winter
Baby of
Clarinda
N. de Winter
Minnie van Vark
Daisy Welle
Fort Dodge
Frances van Rees
Newton Last Wek
John de Goey
Lillian Zirbel
C. Aschenbrenner
Detroit
Zae Aschenbrenner
Lenora Scholte
Grand Rapids
Robin
Betty Jane Vander Pol
James Vander Pol
Misses Geulph
Yvonne Aschenbrenner
Mollie de Reus
Frances Wheatcraft
Carmen Loynachan
Margaret Hill
Council Bluffs
Gertrude
Martha Huizenga
Evergreen Park
D. W. van Gorp
Tow
Satmday
Geulph Aschenbrenner
J. Klein
Monroe
Diller Vander Ploeg
Dora Bootsma
New Sharon
P. C. van Gorp
N. P. van Maren
Marjorie Baron
Sioux Center
Reula Schut
Miss Prentiss
Dave Dykstra
Mitchellville
Hattie
Jennie Harrison
Will Sprague
Sallie de Cock
Lorna Logan
Sioux Falls
C. Richardson
Fred Richardson
Dorothy Kool
Iday
Wilbur Kool
Bessie Brooks
Lois Brooks
3. M. Wilson
Noble Sun
Miss la Pie
Jack
J. Ve Bundsy
Janesville
Trien
Henry de Kork
Son
Manson
Tay Bar
Iowa City
John Wynberg
Davenport
Fulton
R. T. Nordlund
Iowa Falls
Baptist Assembly
Kathryn Crum
Ohn Vanden Baard
Cornelius Vanden Baard
H. Vander Syde
Donald and
Laverne Hoekstra
Richland
Galesburg
William de Bras
Jennie Rebus
Otley
Archie Garden
Dale
Lester Flanders
Bussey
Henry Vander Horst
Pete W. Kelderman
William and
Marvin
Tunis Hoksbergen
Tracy
Paul Grundman
Harry Boland
Colfax
R. M. Smith
Marie
Robert Deitrich
Don Reading
Mr. Reading
Virginia Russell
H. C. Jacobs
Angeline van Duren
Boulder, Colo
Warner Vande Voort
Mahaska Hospital
H. D. Wormhoudt
B. Blommers
W. H. Vander Ploeg
A. C. van Houweling
Yellowstone National Park
E. J. Faassen
Fred
Zion City, I
Esther Cordt
Mrs. B. Blommers
Marion Wormhoudt
Dick Michmershuizen
Michigan
Mrs. Michmershuizen
P. van Gorp
E. V. Goad
Fremont
H. A. Scott
Scott
Mia
Ruth Forby
Little Rock
Ark
Alta Henderson
Centerville
Shell Oil Station
Dena Vander Pol
Charles
United Paint and Body Co
Franklin
van Gorp
All Farmers Union
Pound
Mammoth
Sheriff’s
Illinois
New York City
Nestle
Sunnyside
Broadway
Jessie Sadler
Wilson Bros. Underwear
Garden City
Blue Bell
D. den Adel & CO
al Clark
South Street
Ss. A. H. C. Worth & van Zante, Auets
Arka, Lubberden
McGregor
Sir Gregors
McGregor's