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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

5

Memorial Day Observed In Pella Honors Soldier Dead

Memorial Day activities in Pella honored soldiers from the Civil War to World War I with cemetery wreaths, a large parade, and a Central College service. Colonel E. C. Worthington of Des Moines delivered the address, praising Grand Army of the Republic and fallen comrades while the crowd endured light rain.

Pella American Legion Oakwood t'Lam Black Oak Center Central College Tunis Kempkes American Legion Post H. M. Bruins American Legion Choral Club E. C. Worthington Des Moines Worthington France 168Th Infantry Grand Army of the Republic Hdward Beintema

Airplane Drops Flowers At Funeral Procession

An airplane approached the city from the south during Edward Beintema’s funeral procession and released a package that turned out to be a bundle of flowers wrapped in a newspaper. Local reports say the flowers were dropped by Mr. Jay Colling of Knoxville, intended for Private Betater or as a tribute to the deceased.

Edward Beintema Jay’ Colling Knoxville Betater

Chamber backs Boy Scout movement seeks local enrollments

The Chamber of Commerce promotes a Boy Scout movement for boys aged 12 to 18. Apply by June 8 to F. M. Frush, Secretary, with the boy’s name age and reason for joining. Limited to 16 entrants. others go to a waiting list. Further details from Ralph Verploeg, Scout Master.

Chamber of Commerce Boy Scout Movement F. M. Frush Ralph Verploeg Boy Scout Committee of

Chautaqua in Pella Promises Five Day Program

The Mutual Elwell Chautaqua Bureau brings a five day meeting to Pella this year with lectures and music. The Women's Federated Club sponsors the event and urges support and ticket purchases to ensure a successful, beneficial week for the community.

the Chronicle Mutual-Elwell Chautaqua Bureau Chautaqua Pella Women's Federated Club

Ver Meer and Van Heuklom Wed at Home Ceremony

On Wednesday evening June 1 Albert Ver Meer a farmer east of town married Jennie Van Heuklom, a well known local girl. Rev J De Haan of the First Christian Reformed Church officiated at the ceremony held at the bride’s mother Mrs S Onstine’s home. The couple will reside on a nearby farm.

Ver Meer-Van Heuklom Albert Ver Meer Jennie van Heuklom J. de Haan First Christian Reformed Church

De Hammer and Lov ering Wedding at First Christian Reformed Church

De Hammer L Lovering Nick De Hammer and Miss Bertha Lovering were married by Rev. J De Haan at the parsonage of the First Christian Reformed church at 2 00 p m Monday May 30. The couple are well known in the community and well wishers extend congratulations.

Nick de Hammer Weekblad Bertha Lovering Andrew Vander Wal J. de Haan First Christian Reformed Church

Van Rheenen and Hoksbergen Wed at Parsonage

Miss Emilena Hoksbergen and Mr Samuel Van Rheenen were married Thursday at 8 PM May 26 by Rev M E Hayes in the M E church parsonage. Only witnesses were Mr and Mrs Gerrit Poortinga. The couple will reside on a farm near Galesburg.

Emilena Hoksbergen Samuel van Rheenen M. E. Hayes M. E. Church Gerrit Poortinga John Hoksbergen Wm. van Rheenen Galesburg the Chronicle

Ver Ploegh Van Beynum Wed Wedding in Pella

Cora Van Beynum married Andrew Ver Ploegh Wednesday at 5:00 p m at the bride’s parents home. Rev J De Haan officiated in the presence of friends and relatives. The couple will reside in Pella where Ver Ploegh works as a Farmer Young agent.

B. van Beynum Cora Andrew Ver Ploegh A. Ver Ploegh J. de Haan Pella

Body returns home for honors at Oakwood Cemetery

Edward Beintema, private of Co. I, 360th Infantry, died January 18 1919 in France of bronchial pneumonia. At his father Thomas Beintema's request the body was returned and interred at Oakwood with full military honors. The large ceremony, led by Gold Star Post 89 and the American Legion, drew about three thousand mourners. The service included a firing squad, taps, prayers, and a short address by Rev. J. De Haan before burial.

Edward Beintema Co. I 360Th Infantry Gondacourt France Thomas Benntema American Legion Awtry & Lankelma Legion Boys Gold Star G. A. R. and Oakwood Cemetery Legion J. de Haan Pella Jasper County Reasner Newton

Weinberg's Big Sale Opens Saturday in Pella

Des Moines merchant Weinberg has bought the Wagner Store in Pella and places the entire stock on sale at unprecedented prices. The store will reopen Saturday morning after workers arrange the goods, with Weinberg planning to establish a local branch and bring lively business to the corner.

Weinberg Des Moines Wagner Pella

Poppy Sale By Legion Aids Belgian Orphans In Pella

The American Legion organized a Pella drive selling silk poppies made by Belgian and northern French children to honor fallen soldiers. Nine hundred were ordered from Chicago. about fifty remained unsold after Saturday sales by stores and student volunteers. All proceeds, after transport, go to aid orphan children.

Flanders American Legion Foreign Service Pella Legion Post Chicago Belgium France

Tenth Wedding Anniversary At Main Street Home

Marshal Al Breuklandery and wife celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary at their Main street home Friday. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended, extending congratulations. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable evening was shared. James Ver Ploegh and family of Tingley were present following the final for his brother Andrew’s wedding to Miss Cora Van Beynum in Pella.

Marshal al Breuklandery Main Street James

Paving Progress Report On City Streets

The paving crew began laying concrete base on several streets this week and is progressing at 1500 to 2000 square yards per day. The streets smoothed and rolled, with brick laying expected about two weeks after base completion.

Senior piano recital by Loyde Hillyer at Chapel Hall

Loyde Hillyer of the Senior class presented a piano recital in Chapel Hall on Tuesday evening, performing works by Liszt Chopin Weber Brahms Rubenstein Sinding and Grieger. The program favored Weber and Liszt Galop Chromatique drew special praise as Hillyer, noted as pianist for the male glee club, delighted the audience. The Senior class decorated the stage and the glee club performed Comrades in Arm. Afterward Professor and Mrs Sadler hosted the Senior glee club at Sunnyside.

Loyde Hillyer Chapel Hall Liszt Chopin Weber Brahm Rubenstein Sindring Grieger Hillyer Liszt Desieve Dad Sadler Sunnyside

Harness shops unite in Pella under Vander Wal and Valkenberg

Two Pella harness shops run by Andrew Vander Wal and Harry Valkenberg merge this week. Valkenberg stock moves to the Vander Wal store and the pair will operate the business together. An public announcement is planned for next week's Chronicle.

Pella Andrew Vander Wal Harry Valkenberg Valkenberg Vander Wal

Marys Millions High School Play Draws Crowd

Pella residents filled the auditorium Friday to watch the high school graduating class perform Marys Millions a comedy about a country girl who inherits wealth from oil land. Alfred Johnson and Gerald Paardekooper led as engineer and stock salesman with Earl Klein and Lucile Van Niewaal as the fraudulent Count and Countess. The Heiress Christine Ver Steeg and aunt Jen nie Van Oostrum faced manipulation before the pair were exposed and harmony returned to town.

Pella Mary Abija Boggs Eudora Count Countess de Selles Amanda Mudge Ouija Board Fred Christine Ver Steeg

Sunday Memorial Services at Baptist Church

The Sunday Memorial service was held at the Baptist church with the G. A. R. Ladies Circle and American Legion marching to the church and being seated together. Rev. A. Droz delivered a patriotic sermon titled What Mean These Stones, as the church was decoratively adorned with flags and flowers and a large audience attended.

Baptist Church Ladies Circle American Legion Rev. A. ©. Droz

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BOY Scouts de Hammer-Lovering Ver Ploegh van Beynum Harness Shops Unite H. S M. J. Hoffman D. D First Reformed Church Y. M Bremer Cedar Rapids Towa Third Reformed Church van Houweling Jordan Keables Meds High School Rusteea College Library Dunn Cottage Thomas W- Davidson Brooklyn New York
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