Penn College Baseball Showed Poor Fielding and Wild Throwing
The Penn team won their runs on Central’s sloppy fielding and wild throws. Dick VanZante pitched well but was hit, while an occasional double play showed some effort. Overall the work was poor with Penn batters failing to be caught and the infield weak. The crowd attended, disappointed by the quality of ball playing rather than the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Oskaloosa
Penn
Dick VanZante
Walker Beach
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Central
Pella City to issue bonds after paving completion
Pella plans improvement bonds for street work to be paid by the city, denominations 1050 and 50, bearing 5 1 percent interest, tax exempt. Many bonds already subscribed. Home buyers with funds urged to arrange with City Clerk A C Kuyper for first opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Pella City
A, C, Kuyper
Proclamation Urges Weed Clearing in Pella Iowa
I H F Johnson mayor of Pella Iowa proclaims state law requires owners to remove weeds from lands and adjacent streets by June 25 1914 per city council resolution dated June 9 1914. Failure to comply will lead the city to perform the work and charge costs to the property as taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
I. H. F. Johnson
H. F. Johnson
Local Comment On Building Gangs In Pella
The piece laments a fly trap slogan about August costs and notes over six carpenter gangs in Pella. It asserts building operations advance at a strong pace and seeks the author who raised a prior point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Town divided by new paving blocks crossing routes
Farmers endure disruption as hitch racks around the square are removed to meet sanitary rules. Pavement reaches Waechter's lumber yard, easing access northward but the town remains split for three weeks. Merchants petitioned to keep racks, yet council had no power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waechter
Board of Health
Bereavement Thanks From Laura Thomas and Family
The Thomas family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after the bereavement. They acknowledge the beautiful floral offerings as a deep sign of love and respect for the departed and wish that sorrow never shadow their lives.
Card of Thanks for Walter H. Van Reulder
We express our thanks to friends and neighbors who aided and sympathized with us in the sudden bereavement and affliction from the death of our beloved son and brother Walter H. Van Reulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
H. van Reulder
Grass for Sale and Teacher Training Class Notices
Bids for grass to be paid for and cut by purchaser on west and south market squares. bids close June 20, 1914 at 6:00 p.m. T Plette, 24-5, Chairman. The Pella Teacher Training Class will examine "Training the Teacher" at the high school on Tuesday evening June 16 at 7:30 p.m. sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Plette
Pella
G A R Encampment Heads to Burlington in June
The 40th Annual Encampment of the Iowa G A R will convene in Burlington on June 16 1718. The Women’s Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R meet in the same city with river excursions and a parade on Wednesday the 17th. Notables include Gov. Clarke and staff Hon Washington Gardner and Ida S McBride. Reunions for the 25th and 45th Iowa units are planned. Comrade H A Field invites nonattending survivors to write.
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Iowa
Burlington
Woman's Relief Corps
Clarke
Washington Gardner
Albion
Michigan
Ida 8 S. McBride
Indianapolis
Indiana
H. A. Field
Grinnell
Notice to Teachers Regular examination at Central College
Marion county teachers examination set for June 24 25 26 at Central College Pella Iowa supervised by MAE Goldizen County Superintendent. Also legal notice proof of will for Jenneke Vander Ianden filed in Marion County District Court hearing June 16 1914 at Knoxville Iowa Clerk Meyer Langerak May 26 1914. UW A Butt attends Masonic grand lodge in Des Moines this week. Mr and Mrs Clarence VanderLinden.
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Marion County
Central College
Pella
Mae Goldizen
District Court of
Iowa
Jenneke Vander Ianden
Meyer Langerak
Knoxville
UW. A. Butt
Masonic Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Clarence VanderLinden
Public service firm opens to honor patrons
The new firm thanks all former customers for their former patronage and hopes to continue earning their business while meeting many new friends. They state they are here to serve the public.
Central Summer School Ac Accredited List Amendment
State Superintendent Deyoe reports Central summer school will be listed in the next State Bulletin after initial omission. Bailey president elect informed authors that the school is authorized to publish the update fully. Chronicle advertises electric vacuum cleaner rents by the day via phone 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Summer School
Deyoe
J. W. Bailey
Central
Chronicle
County Board Deliberations and 1914 Road Hearings
The Marion County board reviewed claims for quarantine expenses, medical aid to the poor, witness and juror fees, road work, and bridge construction. It approved road hearings for Red Rock Perry and Pleasant Grove townships set for June 4 1914 and authorized payment of day labor payrolls upon certification by the county engineer. It also resolved to quit claim eastern half of Knoxville block 52 to S E Cronkhite to quiet title, with June 4 hearings pending.
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J. R. Wright
Mehaffey
Sam Rowland
I. H. Garretson
Lloyd Crawford
B. D. Dotson
Lewis Cooper
Hamp Mone
J. T. Doughman
F. A. Calhoon
G. A. Ream
Andy Mick
George Parker
I. J. Pascoe
J. R. Deveney
Osborn Pharmacy
W. H. Russell
Mitchell Supply Co
Dave Jones
L. T. Hill
Weed Joe Pettijohn
George Little
E. T. McLaughlin
Edd Hayes
L. D. Teter
A. W. Core
W. H. Burt
Perry Thompson
F. E. Harvey
John Hodges
W. H. VanderPloeg
H. G. McCord
Y. T. van Niewaal
English Creek Supply Co
J. W. Finarty
Poor Nee Knox Coal Co
I. H. Bailey
F. B. West
Langan Brother Co
A. B. Reiter
J. H. Powers
C. GC. Brosbow
Mae Goldizen
Expense
F. M. Pitts
John N. Young
Central Iron Works
Pauls Lumber Co
W. H. Lyon
J. W. Brann
Insanity Commission
Charley Porter
J. D. Bowers
Care Cass
William Miner
Mary Stradley
R. L. Welch
G. G. Thomassen
A. Maddy
James Cotter
Ween
Kinne & Barnes
S. W. Thomas
Ira G. Vriezelaar
Slob Bros. & Co
Pooy Cen
Court House
Dirk DeHaas
Red Rock Township
Jeptha K. Clark
Adam Herweh
Perry Township
M. B. Hunter
Pleasant Grove Township
J. M. Rowland
Marion County
Iowa
Knoxville
James S. Waggener
James Madday
Maron County
E. Cronkhite
Board of Supervis
S. E. Cronkhite
Towa
C. B. Smith
W. H. Allen
D. G. VanZante
C. E. Smith
Chessman & Elliott
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Bond Investments
Laura Thomas
the County Board
H. S. Ames
W. I. Conn
Eee Metropolitan Supply Co
Culver & Co
Hurberd Bryson
J. W. Bittenbender
Anne Goodenough
F. W. Cross
Roche Mentzer
Wtaanwaval
Sarah Kane
Tom Kane
T. S. Acklin
Elmer Thomas
Iowa Pure Iron Culvert Co
J. V. Brann
Insanity Commission Hom
Soudan Specialty Co., Sup- Miac
Lenwmed — Ee Osborn Pharmacy
U. C. W. Cornell
C. E. Whittenberg
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
W. L. Hart
Insanity
Alex Ramsey
Georgie Johnson
Eva Elliott
Treasur
Casey & Sherman
Acres, Blackmar & Co
Fred Carman
Elsie Free
J. P. Holliday
W. H. Hays
A. B. Probst
Clark F. Beaver
Hugh Johnson
W. S. Mowe
C. B. Garden
J. S. Rhynsburger
Justice Fees
H. P. Neuenesch
D. S. Welch
John Randol
M. H. Duffy
G. W. Fortner
A. B. VanZante
Knoxville Laundry
S. Rinehart
Anise Mitchell
Knox Coal Co
S. R. Hunt
Athenatidle
Ramsey Hardware
J. H. Power
Ralph Williams
L. Colling
City Hall
Square
Oslos
Puritan Drug Co
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