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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

5

Turner Nominated for Gov By Big Majority

Turner leads in Marion County as Dan Turner wins the gubernatorial vote by a wide margin over Ed M. Smith in the Marion County primary. Total 3269 votes. Turner 2280, Smith 618. Dickinson trounces Hammill for U S Senate with 1522 to 719. Other races show large margins and several incumbents defeated or leading in Republican and Democratic contests. Remainder ticket uncontested.

Knoxville Iowa Dan Turner L. J. Dickinson United States Ed M. Smith John Hammill Marion County Hammill Smith Turner Dickinson Lund L. Son Frank J. Lund W. 0. Payne Otto Lange Ed M.smith Arch McFarlane Oscar Ulstad G. C. Greenwalt J.M. Hazlett Chas. Hindiey W. E. G. Saunders J. W. Long J.H. Strief W. J. Burbank R. E. Johnson Guy Lambert Mark Thornburg Matealf Walter Kes Applegate J. J. Clarl John Nieberg Ira A. Ward A. E. Gladson Gray Anderson

Stay at Home Is Religious Duty Says Health Head

A partial unsigned 1930 letter to Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner from Pella Iowa urges residents to stay home during smallpox fears. The writer notes two new cases, questions church service openings, and asks for a newspaper notice asking locals to stay home next Sunday to protect churches and avoid illness.

Carl Aschenbrenner Pella Iowa Otley Peoria Pee Tase

Band Concert Season Opens June 14 In Pella

Conforming to health regulations the Pella band season begins Saturday evening June 14 directed by George Ramsey. The high quality programs and splendid entertainment are anticipated with pleasure as in past years.

Pella George Ramsey

Hail Storm Roils Prairie City Area Farming Losses

A Monday hail storm in the Prairie City vicinity damaged gardens and oat fields, with corn largely spared. The Vander Pol farm near the city, run by John Boertje, suffered severe oat destruction and vegetable ruin. A shattered rhubarb stalk and local reports underlined the storm’s harsh impact on area crops.

Prairie City Dora Vander Pol John Boertje Paul Boertje Boertje W. W. Cook Vander Pol

Mrs Zwank's Home Damaged By Fire

Firefighters were called to 400 Franklin Street on Saturday about 11 o clock to the home of Mrs H Zwank occupied by Mr and Mrs Arie Den Hartog. The blaze largely damaged the roof of the kitchen but was confined and extinguished with help arriving in time. Loss is about 3800 and covered by insurance.

H. Zwank Franklin Street Arie den Hartog den Hartog

Pella Girls Win Prizes in Baptist Stewardship Contest

Miss Louise Gladstone won first prize in Class A and Virginia Van Gorp took second in Class D in a stewardship essay contest by the Northern Baptist convention Young People’s department. Gladstone received 100 dollars and Van Gorp ten dollars for their efforts amid strong regional competition.

Louise Gladstone Virginia van Gorp Pella Louise Gladstone Young People's Department of Northern’ Baptist Convention Miss van Gorp

Senior class play The Ghost Bird at high school

The public is informed the Senior class play The Ghost Bird will be shown in the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening June 10. Commencement exercises for the high school and eighth grade graduates will be held Friday evening June 18 if the quarantine is lifted. Reserved tickets for the play are available next Tuesday morning at Ideal Pharmacy.

Ideal Pharmacy

Million Dollar Rain Falls Across County

A heavy rain Wednesday afternoon began around 2 o clock and continued for nearly two hours with an all night downpour. If the county saw rainfall like Pella, gardens and farms would gain a million dollars in moisture benefiting crops and vegetation. The weather cooled after the event.

Pella

Population figures show Marion county growth and farms count

Population figures from the supervisor of census at Des Moines list Marion county at 26 685 up from 24 957 in 1920. Township populations include 19380 1920 Indiana and 804 Red Rock Two 663 Washington Two 805. Total farms enumerated in the county reach 2 421.

Des Moines Marion County Indiana Red Rock Washington

Open For Business Again At Sherman Plumbing Shop

Starting Friday June 6 J L Sherman announces reopening to handle business and telephone calls. Painters busy this week with the George Heeren residence and Jake Sterrenberg's barber shop.

J. L. Sherman Dollinj George Heeren Jake Sterrenberg

Commencement Exercises at Central College Class of 1930

Graduates of Central college, Class of 1930, receive degrees in a May chapel ceremony led by President John Wesselink. The event features scripture readings, prayers, songs, and prize awards, including cum laude and magna cum laude honors for several students.

Central College Thurada John Wesselink George Menninga Mies Helen’ Hackamack God Jesus Christ Wesselink Anna de Vion Eunice Straks Betty Wesselink Marjorie Baron Edward Vander Ploeg Robert Gosselink Paul Blommers Grayce Wesselink James Boyd Hunter New York City Niles Elmhurst Long Island Carl Bogard Antionette van der Ploeg Adrien Bruins Christina Bruins William de Jong Luella Timmerman Keable College

City Council Debates On Auto Parking Expansion

City council members clash over continuing the marking off of spaces for auto parking, with A lderman Vander Ploeg and others arguing for space for cars and wider sidewalks. Oska loosa example cited. streets superintendent says no further work until notice. Officer Dennis notes adherence to Oska loosa style, while other matters include two resolutions on light and power service rates.

Willian Schreiner Vised Plette Tua Oskaloosa Dennis Conaideratida Vander Ploeg

Fire Destroys Ironing Board at Pella Dress Club

A malfunctioning automatic iron overheated and ignited the ironing board at the Pella Dress Club early this morning. Night Officer Henry Brom spotted smoke, alerted the fire department, and the blaze was contained to the back area with damage to the board and possible smoke-related harm. Mr Nesbit and his wife had just left the shop, and a stray vehicle momentarily delayed their suspicion before the fire was controlled.

Pella Henry Brom Brom City Fire Department Nesbit

Vacation Bible School Dates Altered for Quarantine

Rev Bernie Mulder announces the Daily Vacation Bible School at First and Second Reformed and Baptist churches moves from Monday June 9 to Monday June 16 due to a city board of health quarantine start last Wednesday. Sessions begin at 9 each morning and run for three weeks, hoping for resolution by then.

Bernie Mulder First Second Reformed and Baptist City Board of Health

Miss Jane Kruidenier Dies In New York

Miss Jane Kruidenier died in New York on May 26 1980 at about 78 years old. She lived with sisters Minnie and Dora Kruidenier in Younkers New York and was known in Pella. She was sister to P Kruidenier formerly of Pella and to the late Mrs J A De Vries and Lane Kruidenier of Minneapolis. Burial was at Younkers New York.

Jane Kruidenier Minnie Dora Kruidenier Younkers New York Kruidenier Pella P. Kruidenier Lste J. A. de Vries Lane Kruidenier Minneapoli A. C. Cuyper Younkers, New York

Primary Election Light Vote Shapes Iowa Race

Voters across Des Moines and surrounding counties cast ballots in the June primary. Turner leads in gubernatorial results with strong Democratic showing amid scattered contests for U.S. Senator Dickinson tops in statewide returns amid partial precinct reporting. Delegates to county conventions are listed with sparse participation and scattered names across short ballots.

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Johnson, Metcalf Kester, Ward, Hunt, Hall and Gladson H. S Mabel van Brogan Charles de Winter Dr. Wesselink Central Rousainge Carl Bogar George Gaass Artie Hasseth Julia Swanson Secon Aldermen Lake Prairie Township CF Smitlie GoVeRivox McFarlane Osborne SEC Stat Greenwalt General Peter Secy Agriculture Lambert Thornbury Supt. PI Samuelson Mit Ee A Smissioner Weeee Cogswell Webster A CH Conn Congressm Dis' Dowell Coulter Clark Gladson Anderson Roberts Sovenvaree Jingeman Ty van Homert Ver “Meer Turner Ahead U. S McFarlane Greenwalt Long Johnson Fletcher Lambert Des Moines Register U.S Hammill Lund Payne Govre Turner Age Uistad Burbank N.van Miete Kaldenberg Steeg W. H. Fowee Ha Zante Si Enrauch Cornel G. Klein Arthur Lein Akel
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