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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

5

God Wants Men Tells Graduating Class At First Reformed

Dr. John Wesselink delivered the baccalaureate at First Reformed church for the 1923 graduating class. He argued that Christian character is the key value beyond education, wealth, and institutions, citing biblical figures and contemporary examples. Prof. Toms sang a solo amid the ceremony, with Rev. Rootman assisting.

GOD Wesselink First Reformed Church John Wesselink Ezekiel Israel Moses Gideon Samuel David Dr. Wesse- Vink

Hunger ends Gandhi's fast. bandits rob NY bank

Condensed news items report Gandhi's weight loss after ending a hunger strike and a New York state bank robbery by six bandits who shot their way to freedom, killing one police officer and wounding another, among other national events.

New York State

City residents urged to curb garbage Saturday morning

All residents are asked to place garbage at the curb in front of their premises Saturday morning and call G. G. Vander Wilt, Red 283, who will come to collect it. Receptacles must contain no glass or tin cans. Health Officer C. Aschenbrunner signs the notice.

G. G. Vander Wilt Red 283 C. Aschenbrenner

Aid Edict Warns Against Drunken Help in Marion County

The Emergency Aid committee of Marion County urges imbibers to avoid intoxication or expect no aid. It also tells parents not to return money sent for reforestation camps, says the government will ensure funds reach boys, and warns merchants not to pay cash on bearer orders.

Marion County

Penn High School Commencement Friday Evening

The annual commencement exercises of the Penn high school will be held Friday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Dr H Bedford president of Penn college Oskaloosa will deliver the address. Fifty two graduates will receive their diplomas. The eighth grade exercises follow at 7 30 this evening.

Penn High School H. Bedford Penn College Oskaloosa

Firestone Tires Victorious on the Indianapolis Track

Firestone tires shone at the Indianapolis speedway on Memorial Day as winners used them in thrilling contests. Sold locally by O. and P. Tire and Battery, Ozinga and Pethoven, and Tong, the tires are praised for durability and satisfaction.

Firestone Tires Firestone O. & P. Tire and Battery Ozinga Pethoven

Memorial Day Observance Honors Sacred Ground in Pella

Des Moines attorney Chauncey Weaver delivered Memorial Day address in Pella, praising the graves of soldiers as sacred and urging continued devotion to civil liberty. A large crowd gathered for graves decoration, a parade through Main Street, and a park program with school bands and veterans groups.

American Legion Auxiliary Women’s Relief Corps and Friends Webster Lincoln Christian School World War Veterans The Legion Auxiliary Leighton Main Street van Veen- van Hemert Rev A. Haverkamp America T. Kempkes George Ver Steeg A. B. van Houweling S. Bert Baron Jean Kuyper Lon Wormhoudt Charles Sipkema Martin Heerema Brass Quartet Virgil Vander Linden Carol Hollebrands Alfred Renaud John Vande Voort R. T. Nordlund Chauncey Weaver Des Moines Weaver Ocean Flander Argonne Forest Marne

Auto Owners to Face Arrest This Week by Sheriff

About 600 Marion county auto and truck owners may be arrested this week for failing to secure 1938 operating licenses. Sheriff Paul J. Grundman, with state help, is pursuing those who did not renew plates. Cars not in operation can surrender plates to officials with proof, but trucks are excluded. No warnings will precede stops. many arrests are anticipated for nonpayment or willful violation of motor vehicle laws.

Marion County Paul J. Grundman Secretary of State Grundman

Mrs. M. K. Heemstra Dies Suddenl y in Strawberry Garden

Mrs. M. K. Heemstra 79, of east of Monroe, collapsed from a heart attack while picking strawberries. She had been in declining health. funeral services held at her home and Otley Reformed church with interment in Monroe cemetery. She leaves three daughters and two sons. Her husband died 17 years ago.

M. K. Heemstra Monroe

Pella Citizens Help Poppy Day Effort Thanked

Appreciation is expressed to citizens of Pella and vicinity for donations to the Poppy Fund that made Poppy Day a complete success. Camp Fire Girls and volunteers are thanked for assistance and local newspapers for advertising. Signed by Mrs. H Beyers president and Mrs. Murray Nesbit chairperson.

Pella H. Beyers Pres American Legion Aux Murray Nesbit

Hestee gene dress seen in fall fashion note

The article notes the Hestee gene dress spotted in use for fall, mentioning its appearance in the local paper and suggesting rising popularity.

Cam Prise

Pella Band Plans Central Park Concert This Saturday

George Ramsey, director of the Pella band, announces the first regular concert of the season in Central Park Saturday evening. The program features peppy marches and popular numbers. Citizens are urged to give the band a rousing reception and applaud the musicians.

George Ramsey Pella Central Park

Marion County publishes 60 page financial report

The Chronicle prints the annual financial report of Marion County compiled by county auditor Gerald W Paardekooper and deputy auditor Fred B Schulze. The 60 page volume lists county officials receipts and disbursements tax levies and other valuable information.

Chronicle Marion County Gerald W. Paardekooper Fred B. Schulze

Welfare League Denies Aid to Non Garden Households

At Legion Memorial hall the Community Welfare League voted to withhold summer and winter aid from families without a garden. The group cited lack of ambition as the reason, asserting those without a garden do not deserve support.

Community Welfare League Legion Memorial Hall

General Store At Sully Is Robbed

The Boat general store at Sully was robbed Friday night of $300 to $400 in merchandise by three unidentified men. Heavy rain stalled their car north of Killduff. one man returned Saturday morning to retrieve the car and was captured by store employees Arthur Boat and Wallace Kling. Sheriff Shields detained him. others fled. A Kellogg area search found no other robbers. Loot included suitcases, house dresses, shoes, overshoes, caps, sweaters, hose, underwear, cigars and tobacco. Some suitcases were left behind.

Boat General Sully Killduff Arthur Boat Wallace Kling Sheriff Shields Kellogg

Second Reformed Church Announces Summer Pulpit Supply

The consistory of Second Reformed Church invites J. W. Hilmert from Hope College Holland Mich to serve as temporary pastor for the summer months. He is praised as a capable preacher, with prior inspiration from his pulpit last summer. The note mentions Miss Margaret Vander Linden and Mrs Ariel Boat, and a separate item reports two men aged 26 and 21 drowning Sunday near Dubuque after a sliding boat sank.

Second Reformed Church J. W. Hilmert Hope College Holland Mich Hilmert Margaret Vander Linden Ariel Sully Dubuque

Yellow Shadow at Pella High School final performance

Pella High School senior class presented the mystery comedy The Yellow Shadow last Thursday and Friday. The story centers on Mildred Marvin heiress and friends at Viewcrest lodge amid a staged murder and smuggling plot. Cast notes praise Helen Vander Waal and Frances Van Rees with strong supporting turns from Earl Grandin Sylvanus Dykstra Albert De Jong Edna Huizenga Arnold Schippers Vera Sedrel Roy Van Vark and Jack Rhynsburger.

Viewcrest Lodge Mildred Marvin Viewcrest Helen Vander Waal Arnold Schippers Herbert Marvin Vera Sedrel Roy van Vark Jack Rhynsburger

Paving On No. 2 Begins After Weather Delays

Paving starts on No. 2 in Warren county near Reeves hill west of Sandyville after delays from cold weather and heavy rains. The eight mile unpaved stretch from the Warren county line to Ackworth is being completed, paving will extend across the state once finished.

Warren County Reeves Hill Sandyville Ackworth

Lecture Tonight at First Reformed Church on Zuider Zee

Dr. M. J. Hoffman presents an illustrated lecture on the Zuider Zee drainage story at 7 45 Thursday evening at the First Reformed church in Pella. Admission is free with a silver offering for the Ladies Auxiliary of Central College.

Zuider Zee First Reformed Church M. J. Hoffman Holland Jong Struggla Central College Pella

Card of Thanks for condolences and support

We thank friends and neighbors for kindly assisting during our husband's illness and for the sympathy at his death. Your comfort and words eased our burden of grief from our hearts. We deeply appreciate every act of kindness.

Haverkamp Puts Diplomas In Perspective For 1933 Graduates

Rev A Haverkamp of the First Reformed Church delivered a keynote baccalaureate at Pella High School. He urged that a diploma is not enough and that graduates must use their talents to serve others, warning against overproduction and urging responsibility to God, family, teachers, and community. Fifty two graduates listened as he stressed ideals, character and the right to expect much from students.

A. Haverkamp First “Reformed Church Pella Peter Haverkamp

Keep Off the Grass Warning to Baseball Fans

Polk Kitten league managers urge Chronicle to warn spectators not to cross or occupy adjoining premises during games. Property belongs to Central College and violations risk rental loss and season cancellations. Local police cooperate, violations will be dealt with promptly. Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly.

Polk Kittenball League The Chronicle Central College League Joe

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Prof Toms Rootman First Church Lindbergh al Capone Insul Dr. Wesselink Theodore Roosevelt Weaselink Newkirk Iowa Board of Education Mahatma Gandhi India Washington Treasury Woodin Roosevelt Wood Morgan St. Paul Senate Carroll Waterloo Wall Street Martha Jane Allen France Mussolini William Farr Theodore Wall Joseph ‘Tropp New York Towa Amana High O'Connor Robert Lahr S. E. Davenport Algona Board of Trustees of the Postal Savings System Reconstruction Finance Corporation Brookhart George Peek Longerbone Construction Co Indianapolis Welfare League Pella High School Pella Higs United States Congress
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