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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

5

Diamond Ring Contest Opens With Laurels Lead

The American Legion sponsors a popular pageant for a queen with a diamond ring prize. Miss Laurel Hendricks leads the field. Miss Gertrude Bruinekool close behind as voting runs toward July fourth. Entry remains open for three weeks and coupons with each dollar purchase determine votes, with rules to prevent fraud. A Legion committee tabulates weekly results for local papers.

Laurel Hendricks Gertrude Bruinekool American Legion Legion Committee Igakshapdauaseers Lorel Hendricks Marie Vander Beek Betty Butts Nellie Vos June Storeman Mae Plette Elizabeth Wesselin Minnie van Vark Frances Ver Steeg Marie Griener Lola Renaud Wilma Vander Linden Olive Fox Anna Tysseling Wilma van Gorp Dorothy Synhorst Alice Bosveld Janet DeReus Betty de Haas Jessie Vanden Berg Lucile den Adel Verba Verbeek Louise Gladstone

Commission thanks Chronicle for free service to government

The U S Civil Service Commission acknowledges the Chronicle for cooperating in recruiting by printing examination notices. It notes about 6000 newspapers carry notices and that this letter of appreciation is sent to newspapers in this form. John T. Doyle signs as Secretary.

Board of Civil Service Examiners The Chronicle Federal Civil Service John T. Doyle U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C

Old Civil War Veteran Made Honorary Legionaire

Alton's sole surviving Civil War veteran S R Lipma, who served from 1862 to 1865, was surprised by Floyd Post American Legion with an honorary membership. Chas W Hoeven presented a speech and pinned the Legion lapel badge beside his G A R badge at a Memorial Day program.

Alton S. R. Lipma Floyd Post American Legion The Alton Democrat

Air Mail Reception for Lindbergh Postmaster Urges Support

L F Bosquet, Postmaster, promotes a nationwide air mail tribute to Captain Charles A Lindbergh. Citizens are urged to mail a 10 cent expression of appreciation to the Postmaster General in Washington, with envelopes marked via air mail. Letters may be deposited in any post office box to arrive for the reception.

Charles ‘A. Lindbergh Washington Charles “A. Lindbergh Washington, D. C

Near East Relief Lecturer Coming to High School

A Near East Relief lecturer, Mr C G Chakerain, will present an illustrated talk at the city high school on Friday night June 17. He will show reels of devastation and reconstruction in the Near East, recounting Armenian massacres and relief efforts. Admission is free with a voluntary offering taken at Sunday services on June 19. all are invited.

C. G. Chakerain Near East Lief Chakerain Symma Ty Palestine Turkey Syria Armenia II Ovic

Mrs. Coles Music Pupils Recital Delightful Evening

Thirty five pupils of Mrs S F Cole presented a two hour recital at her home on Friday evening June 3. The program featured solos duets and a six handed piano piece by three young girls eight years old who were among the stars of the program.

S. F. Cole

Central Park Cafe Expands at Busy Roadside Stop

The Central Park Cafe, rebuilt by Mulpolder Bros two years ago, adds a new basement refrigerating room and an ice plant. The facility can store a full day’s supply of food and drinks and freeze about 150 pounds of ice daily from pure water. The upgrades boost efficiency, safety, and appeal for locals and travelers alike.

Central Park Cafe Mulpolder Bros Central Park

First Reformed Church Names Cemetery Graceland

By a resolution of the Board of Deacons of the First Reformed Church the church cemetery shall be named Graceland cemetery. The action designates the cemetery as a church property and records the official naming.

Bake sale at Klyn & De Winters market draws crowds

The Golden Rule class of the Baptist church will hold a bake sale at Klyn and De Winters market on Saturday afternoon, June 11. Proceeds support church activities. Ed Pllette presides. H Vanden Oever listed as secretary in the notice.

Goldren The Baptist Church Klyn & de Winters Market

Reception for the new pastor in Pella

Rev. Henry C. Jacobs and his family arrive in Pella from Rochester New York for a church reception at Second Reformed Church this evening. Jacobs returns to Iowa born in Sioux County and trained at Holland Michigan seminary graduating 1917. Installation Friday evening will be conducted by pastors and ministers of Pella and vicinity.

Henry C. Jacobs Second Reformed Church Pella Rochester N. Y Jacobs Brighton Reformed Church Michigan Mr. Jacobs Sioux County Towa Holland Albany Reformed Church

Mrs George Sadler to Study in New York

Mrs. George F. Sadler left Wednesday evening for New York City to complete a course in permanent waving and hair care. She chose the Nestle Circuline Process after examining machines and methods. She will be gone several weeks and upon return will equip a studio at home with up to date equipment and maintain contact with Nestle studios. Her thoroughness and skill are noted, and locals expect a studio unmatched in the state.

George F. Sadler New York City Nestle Sadler

Pella Boys at Boone YMCA Camp

A group of Pella boys is at the Des Moines YMCA camp near Boone this week for an outing. They arrived Thursday and will return Friday when another Pella group will take their place. Leaders Ray Brom, Jean Kuyper, and Bill Bosch head the party with younger boys Jack Rhyns burger Hespers Kuyper Rudolph Ulrich Donald Heerema Bob Goedhart Don Dykstra and Norman Langerak present.

Des Moines Y. M. C. A Boone Ray Brom Jean Kuyper Bill Bosch Jack Rhynsburger Hespers Kuyper Rudolph Ulrich Donald Heerema Bob Goedhart Don Dykstra Norman Langerak

New Baptist Pastor Set To Lead Pella Church

Rev George C Conrad, recently arriving from Rochester, will visit with his congregation in Minnesota before joining Pella Baptist Church. He will preach his first sermon on June 19 as Mrs Conrad accompanies him.

George C. Conrad Ward George C. Conrad Pella Baptist Church Rochester Minnesota Conrad Pella

Marion County Auto Number Changes Again

Iowa’s 1928 plates are being produced at Anamosa reformatory. Marion County cars will carry number 55 next year, replacing 57 used this year and 68 prior. Jasper and Mahaska counties influence Marion’s position in the county sequence.

Iowa Anamosa Marion County Marion Pella Jasper Mahaska County Marion’s Mahaska Jasper County

Federated Club Musical Program Delights Members

The Women's Federated Club met at Mrs. G. T. Vogelaar's home with strong attendance. The program centered on music featuring two solos by Anna Tysseling and two piano pieces by Mrs. W. G. Vander Ploeg. Mrs. Nora Scholte reported on the Davenport state convention. The meeting included usual business and refreshments.

Federated Club G. T. Vogelaar Anna Tysseling Pella W. G. Vander Ploeg Knoxville Vander Ploeg Nora Scholte Davenport

More Mahaska Paving Open For Traffic

Five miles of the west end paving in Mahaska county on Federal highway 63 is open to traffic and the road is free to the Leighton road. The detour now passes through Leighton and another detour may be needed if the east end blocks No 63. West traffic may use Evans road into Oskaloosa. Paving had slowed due to rains but resumed Sunday and ahead lies six miles. crews aim to complete in June if weather holds.

Mahaska County Leighton Road Leighton Oskaloosa Evans Road

Cedar Rapids Visitors Visit Pella on Good Will Tour

About fifty Cedar Rapids business representatives and a band stopped at Pella for an hour on a three day Good Will tour. Mayor Loftus led the party, which toured Central College and local shops, enjoyed Dutch treats, and distributed souvenirs to children before continuing to Oska loosa for the night. The group started from Cedar Rapids early Tuesday and planned to return Thursday evening.

Pella Cedar Rapids the Chronicle Central College Loftus Central Park Oskaloosa

Simultaneous Knoxville Fires Prompt Fire Response

Knoxville correspondence reports two fires occurred almost at the same time Sunday. The George McGruder home on East Robinson sparked a roof blaze, prompting four firemen to stay at the first scene while two trucks went to the Mrs. Thomas Jeffers home. The Jeffers blaze was small and caused little damage. A new truck skidded in a ditch en route, drawing a large crowd more interested in the spectacle than the firefighting. Residents urge stricter enforcement to keep onlookers from hindering extinguishment.

Knoxville George McGruder East Robinson Street H. J. Bonifield Thomas Jeffers Doc Chai Scott Beman Tenth Kent Scott McGruder Jeffers

Orange City Visitors Enjoyable Trip From Iowa

Rev. Gradus Vander Linden and Mrs Vander Linden visited relatives in Iowa and preached in Sioux City. They toured via Storm Lake and Fort Dodge to Ames, noting good roads and wet weather impacts on crops. A Peace and Plenty Home sign stood out. They visited Tennis Vogelaar near Mitchellville where Mr Vogelaar was improving after illness.

Gradus Vander Linden Iowa Sioux City Vander Linden J. W. den Hartog Orange City Fort Dodge Ames Tennis Vogelaar Mitchelville Vogelaar

Monroe County Approves 600000 Road Bond Issue

Monroe county voters authorize a 600000 bond for surfacing primary roads after changes to laws exempt land along roads from special assessments. The proposition wins by 583 votes, with one road continuing into Marion county near Loulla and passing through Marysville Knoxville Pleasantville and Swan.

Monroe County Marion County Louilla Marysville Knoxville Pleasantville Swan

Mis s miscellaneous Shower for Mrs Janet Maland

A group of friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Omar Maland Janet Kool at the Peter Schakel home in Pella. She and husband Mr Maland recently wed in Kanawha Iowa and are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Henry J Kool. Attendees described the evening as pleasant.

Omar Maland Janet Kool Peter Schakel Pella

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legionaire Lindbergh ED Plette Pres H. Vanden’ Oever See Bake Sale Land of the Free Fike H. C. Jacobs George Sadler New York Boone Y. M. C. A U.S. A Galuska Lampe Willard Lankerak Willard Rossini Storeman Brothers Laurel Boat Hugo Kuyper Finder Kayla Ramsey Orville Dykstra NEW Baptist Mrs Janet Maland
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