Light Vote Cast in Primary in Pella Area
Light turnout marked the primary as county auditor Erald W. Paardekooper and Sheriff Paul J. Grundman won easy in the Democratic race for treasurer Miss Helen Galvin narrowly led Fred D. Galvin due to a split field while countering Republican contenders Delegates and committeemen were nominated across four wards with both parties listing many names The overall county tally showed 2215 Democratic and 1936 Republican votes, with the GOP close to governor totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erald W. Paardekooper
Paul J. Grundman
Don Remy
Ty Clerk
Wilhelmina
Helen
Fred D. Galvin
J. K. Bousquet
Pellater
B. H. Ver Meer
C. R. Ver Ploeg
M. T. Kamerick
Hf. J. Veenstra
D. D. Dieleman
John W. Boot
Alonzo Ver Ploeg
Albert Rietveld
Gerrit Hoekstra
John de Haas
Ed Schakel
Jacob C. de Bruin
A. B. van Houeling
Dingeman van Vark
Dan Meulpolder
J. H. Reuvers
J. Vander Syde
K. H. Benn
Fred’ Lautenbach
Peter Tysseling
K. H. Bean
H. J. Rhynsburger
A. B.van Houweling
A. D. Ver Steeg
Ed van Zante
Pearl van Gorp
Diller Vander Ploeg
J. S. Wilson
Cornelia Wilson
H. F. Johnson
T. H. Kaldenberg
Effie Stubenrauch
H. H. Sadler
D. P. van Gorp
Gerrit Roorda
George Ver Steeg
J. W. Vander Linden
John Kaldenberg
F. Cole
Frances van Gorp
N. Meppelink
Third Ward
A. T. Vander Wal
H. P. Neuenesch
Bernie Menninga
Andrew Ver Ploegh
Barney Mensch
Art Klein
G. A. Stout
John Hoeksema
Y. Neels
John de Bruyn
B. N. Snek
Dan D. Dieleman
Dan Dieleman
J. G. Ver Meer
Geo. van Vatk
Ben J. Blommers
A.B. van Houweling
Fred Lautenbach
Eva Stubenrach
M.C. Slob
B. H. Sack
H. C. Payne
Fourth Ward
C. L. Allen
Kathleen N. Thomas
W. A. Butts
Mae Thomassen
U. S
Marion County Vote for County Officials 1937 38
Voters in Marion County choose a slate of officials for the terms starting January 2, 1937 and January 2, 1938. Candidates listed include Peter W. Visser, Frank Clark, Hert McCoy, Orville L. Dykstra, Clarence A. Kading, B. C. McClure, M. Slabaugh, and M. A. Chick Barnes for positions on the Board of Supervisors County Attorney and County Coroner.
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United States
Utterback
Whiting
Herring Ah
Krnschel
MG Mitchell
Harrington
U. Irwin
Hanna
Miller
Um Ross Auditor of State
Bartels
Lshe
Tre Statesman
Oney
Milton
Mitchell U
Wel
Sec. of Agriculture
Aaberg
Curran
Congress
di Dunlap Nh
Gould
Robert
Deitrick
Padekooper
Vin Nevenesch
RT Btn
Reed
Shulze
Beechout
Remy County
Sheri Sugar Clark Cb
Grundman Iy
Robertus
Wheeler
Wilkes
Spelial
Tal
T Forbes
McLaughlin
Evans
Taree
Ark
Visser
Justice of the Peace
Ryn Vander Ploeg
J. Vander Syde
Ander Lest
John van Hemert
F. A. Calhoungat
M. Jaceriek
Townslip Trustes
Board of Supervisors
Peter W. Visser
Frank Clark
Hert McCoy
Orville L. “Dykstra
Clarence A. Kading
B.C. McClure
M. Slabaugh
MM. A. (Chick) Barnes
Chaney
Dickinson Rl
Sh Linville
Manning
Brookhart
Governor Wilson
Hal Dat
Ay Grimes
van Buren
Edson
McKirnie
Ba RI
Hindley
Mohnssen
Hank
Klein Lewis
Eati Ay Wilk
Dowell
Lundy
Rees
Loynachan
al IR
Barnes
Former Local Boy in Show at Pella Theatre
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine plays at the Pella Theatre through Thursday and Friday. Fred Stone, born on a farm between Pella and Knoxville, stars in the production. Stone’s early wire act with his Dut entertained a Pella celebration, drawing enduring pride from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Fred Stone
Mr. Stone
Knoxville
Card of Thanks from the Hugens family
The children of Mrs Frank Hugens express gratitude for the sympathy and expressions received during her last illness and from friends for their support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hugens
Fort Madison Band To Appear June 11
Fort Madison High School band under director Carl Nelson with thirty members will give a concert in Central on Thursday June 11 as part of its sixth annual country tour. The group invites the public to hear the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anno
Madison
Central Oa
Carl Nelson
Levy Okayed To Aid School Building Project
The school board seeks voter approval for a two and one half mill levy over three years to finish the high school project. An earlier estimate proved too low, bids exceeded funds, and a plan to omit parts was used to proceed while awaiting government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe
Arschitect
Lewis Ciseury
Beard
PWA
Opening Band Concert Set for Next Saturday Evening
Hugo Kuyper director of the Pella band says the first concert of the 1926 season will be held in Central Park Saturday evening barring unfavorable weather. The public should attend to greet the band members and show appreciation for their fine service and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Kuyper
Pella
Central Park
Tulip bulb orders urged for Pella Tulip Time growth
Pella's Tulip Time surges with plans for a bigger event. Citizens schools churches and all institutions urged to plant more bulbs this fall to beautify the city and attract visitors. A list of 16 plus giant Darwin long stem tulips from Holland is provided for orders to be placed at the Chronicle office for shipment next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Holland
Middle West
Chronicle
Netherlands
Darwin
Clara Butt
Harold
le Notre
Elizabeth
Rauwenhoff
Eubank
Victor d’Oliviere
Copeland
Pitt
Inglescombe
L. W. Hartley, Chinn
Tulip Bulb Sale Committee
Changes at the John Den Hartog Grocery Store
The Rite-Way Store on the south side of the square is renamed Jack Sprat Food Stores to align with a system wide change and will be the sole local distributor of Jack Sprat products. The store also debuts new inviting colors and refreshed decor, per Mr. Den Hartog's advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John den Martog
Rite-Way
Jack Sprat Food
Sytem
Jack Sprat Food Products
den Hartog
Contests To Go To Convention After State Primary
With the state primary finished most election contests head to conventions. Democratic incumbents largely re nominated while two faced defeat. Republican nominees for state offices include Edson for Lt. Governor Wood as Secretary of State and Henson for Agriculture with other posts unsettled at convention. Dowell leads as Republican representative though short of required votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George A. Chaney
J. J. Dickinson
Guy Linville
Edwin Mann
Norman Baker
Smith W. Brook
Geo. A. Wilson
George R. Call
Sg. Grimes
George J. van Buren
C Edson
Robert McBirnie
Sir
Paul L. Hindley
Olive S. Johnson
B. Mohaasen
Henry Wood
Jevine
Stat
Frank M. Hanson
Bal Achat
Frank
Willanes
Robert Unhaw
Harry No Ish
Harold E. Davidson
Secretary of Agriculture
Bath S. Silver
W. Klein
Otto E. Ne
M. G. Wilkins
Cassius C. Dowel
Frank B. Hallagan
Fug
W. Lund
Clarke
Clarke_C. Loyalyee L. F. Bousquet , wk of District Court ‘Walter Welaty
John Niebury
E. Oat
Bob Earl Lookabaugh van
Dickinson
Herring
Kraschel
George Wilson
Thomas Curran
Ottumwa
Vincent Harrington
C. ©. Dowell
Des Moines
Memorial Day Observed With Parade and Address at Pella
Memorial Day celebrated in Pella with wreaths by relief and auxiliary groups, a lengthy parade from Webster School to Central Park, a prayer by Chaplain Vander Ploeg, and remarks by William Rathke of Glenwood. The event included the Pella high school girls glee club and a benediction by Rev. Nordlund. Citizens later visited homes and relatives.
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Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Webster School
Central Park
Leziss
Legion Post
Auxis
Aid the Rade School
Chil
Soldirs
Vander Ploeg
Leonard Allon
Prins
Second Reformed Church
Allen
Pella High School
Anne Iysteling
William Rathke
Glenwood
American Legion
Rathke
Pella
Ife
Ralph T. Nordlund
New Beyer Clinic Opens in Oklahoma Facilities
Announcement by osteopathic physicians R. B. Beyer and D. D. Beyer states a new clinic has opened in the Feopica National Bank buildings thecotate. Modern furniture and new medical equipment have been installed. The clinic occupies the entire second floor and will be publicly opened for inspection from 7 to 9 o clock Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Beyer
D. D. Beyer
Feopica National Bank
Okahoma
Memorial Day Band Veteran Marks 43rd Parade Run
G O LeHew of Albia again joined the Memorial Day band for the parade, reaching forty three consecutive years in the program. He cites family ties to the American Revolution and Civil War veterans among relatives, with a World War brother as well, underscoring a long community music tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. G. LeHew
Albia
Ale
Franks Feature In Wandering City Casuals Menu
In a scrambled OCR fragment a quirky note hints at hot dogs on a Saturday. It mentions Timard and vanes, with garbled references to American Chront and etestet or franks, fattening the meal like a record.
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Bousquet
Lake Prairie Township
Marion Co
Democratic
Clyde L. Herring
Hubert Utterback
Samuel D. Whitingovernor
Richard F. Mitchell
G. ‘Raschel
Charles Hanna
Vincent F. Harrington
Irwin
Secretary of State
Mra
Alex Miller
Leslie C. Ro
Auditor of State
C. W. Storms
Geo. H. Bartels
Tri Rer
Leo J. Wegmannn
Attory
William P. Welch
Glemnas
Gema W. Bardokooper
Drs Coaniy
Elmer
Helen Neuenesch
Aly
Fred B. Shulze
D.D. Galvin
District Court
County
Sherif
Carl R. Wheeler
Edgar 8. Clark
Paul J. Grandman
Solin Bel
UB Aenty Recorder
Wilhelmina Ee
Leon N. Miller Sass
Earaen
Aks E. T. Mobaughita Oe
Fort Madison
Levy
Legionnaires
Juniior Corps
The
Legion Auxiliary
John den Hartog
Beyer Clinic
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