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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

9

Trade Extension Auction Sale Saturday Here

Trade extension auction sale to be held Saturday at 2 30 pm on the public square south side. Worth and War of Zante return as auctioneers offering hundreds of dollars of merchandise including groceries dry goods shoes clothing hardware furniture and more. Scrip buys goods with a dollar coupon for every dollar spent and can be used at future July sales. Merchants listed include Wormhoudt Plette United Grocery Bell Clothing Puritan Drug Black's Style Shoppe Kuyper and many others.

Worth & War Zante Wormhoudt & Plette United Grocery the Bell Clothing House Puritan Drug Co Black's Kuyper’s Music House Awtry & Lankelma Vogelaar’s Hardway Implements James van Dusseldorp Kuyper Lumber Co Klyn & de Winter White Way Auto Co Diamond John Vander Linden Korn-Sybenga Star Auto Co van den Berg Electric Co Blowmbendlede Mer Pleen van Rheenen J. C. Penney Co Vans Vander Linden R-Grocer John den Hartog Justine's Farmer’s Co-op, Exchange Ulrich’s C. & P. Tire and Battery Co Slob Bros. & Co Farmers Union Ideal Pharmacy Vander Ploeg’s Benteco Wilson’s Thomassen’s Waechter Lumber Co United Paint and Body Go Cash and Carry Cleaners

Des Moines Linesman Electrocuted On 6600 Volt Line

C A Nelson of Des Moines employed by Town Light and Power was electrocuted while working on a high voltage line at Prairie City. A coroner's jury found death likely resulted from a barbed wire piece thrown over the line causing a short circuit as Nelson touched it. The line carried 6600 volts and he died instantly.

C. A. Nelson Town Light & Power Company Des Moines Prairie City Nelson

Black Oak Boosters to Host Evening Program

The Girls 4-H club Black Oak Boosters will present a program at Black Oak Center School on Tuesday evening June 7. There is no admission charge and the girls will sell ice cream cake pop chicken sandwiches and coffee. The public is invited to enjoy a social evening.

Black Oak Boosters Black Oak Center School

Exercise Your Franchise At Polls Monday

The Chronicle urges every qualified voter to go to the polls on Monday primary election day and exercise the right of franchise. It stresses voting for suitable candidates and notes democracy depends on participation, urging both men and women of voting age to cast their ballots for their preferred aspirants.

the Chronicle

Who's Who in the Primaries in Marion County

Democratic and Republican candidates across Marion County seek county offices. Notables include Gerald Paardekooper for auditor, Bert Ver Meer for supervisor, Ruby Richerd for county recorder, Nels Larson for sheriff, Elmer Nollen for assessor, Alden Wyatt for auditor, and Ira Ward for sheriff, with candidates from Knoxville and Lake Prairie townships and Dr. C. J. Scott mayor of Knoxville seeking state representative and other local roles.

Ira A. Ward Marion County Ward

Local candidates seek votes in county and township races

Knoxville resident B H Gholson seeks reelection as Democratic representative citing business experience with Dutch Mill Oil Co. Republican Peter Tysseling campaigns for Barion county board of Supervisors. Milo A Rockwell, Mahaska sheriff candidate, is praised. Elmer G Van Zee runs for Lake Prairie township assessor on the Democratic ticket citing farming background and qualifications.

Elmer Nollen Lake Prairie Township B. H. Gholson Knoxville Gholson Dutch Mill Oil Co Peter T. Fe Peter Tysseling Candi c Board of ‘Supervisors Barion County Marion County Milo A. Rockwell Mahaska County Rockwell Elmer G. van Zee A. van Drimmelin Farmers Co-operative Exchange of Pella

Democratic candidates for county offices profiled

A series of brief profiles describe A Van Drimmelin Dee D Galvin Dr Carl Aschenbrenner William J Johns and A T Vander Wal as Democratic candidates. The notes highlight their occupations local ties and qualifications for county treasurer state senator county auditor and representative of Marion county with emphasis on farming business and community involvement.

Carl Aschenbrenner Monroe Marion Chamber of Commerce Welfare League

Walter Van Zomeren Seeks Lake Prairie Assessor Post

Democratic candidate Walter Van Zomeren pledges to perform duties with required qualifications and hands-on farming experience as he campaigns for assessor in Lake Prairie township.

Walter van Zomeren Lake Prarie

Local political candidates seek county and township offices

The passage lists several candidates for 1933 local offices. Leona Bogaard aims for county clerk on the Heathhay ticket and public school teaching credentials. Walter L Mike Harvey seeks Democratic nomination for county auditor. Paul Grundman, sheriff candidate, is a former deputy and Pella police chief. L A Sents, Republican candidate for board of supervisors, emphasizes farming and business. C H Keuning runs for Lakeville township assessor, presenting himself as an ambitious farmer ready to serve.

Dee D. Galvin Pleasantville Leona Bogaard Leona Bogard Onte Count Warrcor Ler Heathhay Tishaherentea Walter L Mike) Harvey Mike Harvey Pella Paul Grundman Clark L. A. Sents Board of Supervisors Havin C. H. Keuning Lakeille

Local candidates announced for Lake Prairie township offices

M T Kamerick seeks the Democratic township trustee seat for the 1984 term as a lifelong Lake Prairie resident and farmer with roles on the Farmers Union board and East Amsterdam school directors. Miss Marjorie Avery runs for county recorder on the Republican ticket, trained at Central College and the University of Minnesota and currently teaching. Wallace G De Fenning, a Democrat, seeks the Lake Prairie assessor seat, a Pella native with teaching experience and relevant professional background.

M. T. Kamerick Lake Prairie Township Chronicle The Farmers Union East Amsterdam Marjorie R. Avery County Recorder Central College University of Minnesota Wallace G. de Fenning Wallace G. de Penning Pella

Grace Funk Announces Candidacy for County Recorder

Mrs Grace Funk widow and mother of four children seeks the Democratic nomination for county recorder. She has taught in rural schools and is a taxpayer. Concludes on back page with additional details.

Grace Funk County Recorder Riral

Pella High School Commencement Largest Class Honors 61 Graduates

The Pella high school commencement Thursday night drew a large crowd as 61 graduates received diplomas, the largest class in local history. The ceremony featured a beautyful stage with red and black colors, the American Beauty rose, and the motto Not to be served, but to serve. The program blended music by the high school orchestra under Prof. Richard Lewis with a unique discussion of The Modern High School led by several graduates.

Pella High School Richard Lewis F. M. Frush Ralph Nordlund T. Nordlund

L. A. Lents Seeks Board of Supervisors Seat

Republican candidate L. A. Lents runs for member of the board of supervisors for the 1953 term. The brief notice urges votes in the election.

L. A. Lents Board of Supervisors

Mercury Falls To 40 In State Weather Shock Hits Midwest

Severe cold swept the region with snow hail and rain in North Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming as Manitoba high pressure drove Iowa temperatures into the forties Des Moines unofficially fell over 25 degrees from 74 at noon fires sparked in homes as residents sheltered in fireplaces and furnaces Central North Dakota saw seven inches of snow while northern Nebraska reported nine inches of rain and eight inches of hail Southeastern Wyoming recorded snow and temperatures around the thirties Low water levels and possible flood danger were noted along West Fork and the Big Sioux river as authorities predicted a brief May cold wave and pest experts welcomed drought era grasshopper control hopes.

North Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Manitoba Canada Iowa Des Moines West Fork Creek Big Sioux Estrk Creek Little Sioux

Deter’s Uncle John Deters Sr. Dies in Zeeland Mich

John Deters of this city received a wire Tuesday afternoon announcing the death of his uncle John Deters Sr. at Zeeland Michigan Friday funeral and burial will be held there. Mr Deters leaves a son and two daughters Mrs Gerrit Vander and Mrs Harry De Jong all in Michigan. Mrs Deters died three years ago.

John Deters Zeeland Mich Deters John Gerrit Vander Harry de Jong Michigan

Hansen Family Leaves For Minnesota Home

Arthur Hansen who for a year and a half served as caretaker at the All-Star Silver Fox Farm west of town left Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hansen and their two children for their former home in Chisago City Minnesota. He is returning to a position he held before coming here. The Hansens have made many friends locally and wish them success in Minnesota.

Arthur Hansen Silver Fox Farm

Farmer Finds Missing Teeth Near Knoxville Mailbox

M A Barnes a farmer a mile north of Knoxville found half a set of false teeth near his mailbox. He offers to surrender them to the owner and has inquired locally for clues to identify the rightful owner, noting the find could save expense and discomfort for the owner.

M. A Chick) Barnes Knoxville

Ice Cream Social Planned by Marion County Union Auxiliary

The Marion County Farmers Union Auxiliary will host an ice cream social on June 7 at 8:00 in the Union Hall at Pella. Speaker will address attendees and everyone is welcome.

Marion County Farmers Union Auxiliary Union Hall Pella

Heerema’s Drug Store Celebrates 25th Anniversary

John Heerema’s Drug Store marks its 25th year with a special June 10 and 11 event inviting the public to visit the store for prizes. An upcoming Chronicle issue will feature a detailed write up and cooperation from about a dozen wholesale firms.

Abaneine Seth John Heerema Heerema The Chronicle Mr. Heerema Holland

P Herman Soutens Dies in the West

Word was received Saturday of the death of P Herman Soutens in a Pasadena hospital California where he resided He died six days after an operation for appendicitis amid peritonitis aged 48 years 9 months and 15 days Surviving him are his wife five children a brother Anne Soutens of Richland Iowa and two sisters Mrs Len Kaldenberg and Mrs Cornelia Porter both of Pella.

P. Herman Soutens Pasadena Cal Mr. Soutens Pella Colorado California Anne Soutens Richland Iowa Len Kaldenberg Cornelia Porter

Commencement Concert at Central College Opens Weekend

Central College held a commencement concert Saturday evening staged by the Department of Music. Miss Peterson led the department in Prof Wilbur’s absence due to his mother’s illness, with praise for all performers including Bernice Van Baren and others. The program featured works by Borowski Chopin Tschaikowsky Grainger Beethoven and Faure among soloists and ensembles.

Central College Ofusic Marcia Funebre Ruth Dykstra Belleeto Brillante Have Earl van 208 Lavallee Marjorie. de i

Pella Meeting Highlights Virtue and Community Effort

Rev Nordlund urges return to purity and honesty as plans falter and dreams fade, urging kindness and patience. Iowa Farmers Union official stresses farm foundation, calls for fair prices while noting unemployment and broader economic strain. Local coal dispute sides presented, boxing matches entertain, and Legion Auxiliary serves refreshments after a productive general meeting at Memorial Hall.

Pella Road Committee Peter de Cook Knoxville Pella-Galesburg American Legion Security State Bank Nordlund Aschenbrenner Sal Genetics Moore Iowa Farmers Union Abram Lincoln

Pella Needs A Larger Building For Baccalaureate

The piece argues for a larger venue to host annual baccalaureate services in Pella. It notes current one church dominance, with members from other churches unable to attend locally. It proposes a municipal auditorium or similar community space as the ideal solution to accommodate all attendees.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Black Oak Center Gerald W. Paardekooper Bert H. Ver Meer C. J. Scott Miss Ruby Richerd Ruby Richerd Nels Larson Indiana Consolidated Coal Company Homer M. Lyon E. T. McLaughlin E.T. McLaughlin Veterans Hospital Alden H. Wyatt Alonzo Ver Ploeg Lake Prairie William J. Johns A. T. Vander Wal Pella Co-operative Exchange Lech Hansen Minnesota West Nordland Phil Bishop Charles Riggens Bishop City Light Phillipino George Friday Ben Davis Keith Cunningham Billy Flokkert Friday
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