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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

5

Two Nieulandt Boys Die In Skunk River Tragedy

Dirk and Peter Nieulandt aged 14 and 16 drowned while swimming with younger children above Pella. Their bodies were found later in four to seven feet of water. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon, with the family planning a fishing and picnic outing. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM at the home with interment at Sandridge Cemetery.

Dirk Peter Nieulandt Skunk Pella Nieulandt Jasper County Newton Prairie City Holland Sandridge Cemetery

Central College Commencement Winds Up Festive Week

Central College near Pella concludes a week of events with a jubilee program by literary societies. Debates on domestic science and a farce were featured along with a field meet, a baccalaureate sermon, and a longer commencement address by Dr Beyl. Diplomas were awarded across departments as alumni gathered for reunions and a large dinner.

Central College R. C. Williams Clarence Hansen Williams Hansen Central Gradus Vander Linden Spriggins Hallock Rattan Spriggin W. J. Rhynsburger Fred P. M. Phillips Fred Rhynsburger J. D. Dodson Ransom Harvey the Baptist Church H. P. Chaffee A B. Chaffee Paul Mars Hill Second Reformed Church N. J. Peterson Hampton Iowa Emi

Accidental Death of Walter Van Reulder Near Leighton

Walter Van Reulder, a Pella resident, died Thursday while attempting to shoot ground squirrels on his corn. The gun discharged as he passed a fence, killing him. funeral services were held June 6 at the home and Leighton church, with interment at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella. He was a nephew of Henry Den Adel of Pella.

Walter van Reulder Leighton Pella Walter Mr. VanReulder Henry den Adel B. F. Brinkman J. Wesselink Oakwood Cemetery

Pella High School Holds Largest Graduation Class

The Pella high school graduation exercises were held Thursday evening at Central College Auditorium. Geo J Thomassen presented diplomas to the largest class in the school's history. Dr Bailey spoke on the motto Why live in the low lands when the highlands are calling. The program featured solos, class history, poem, duets, prophecy, will, and a class song before benediction.

Keables Edna van Doren Misa ‘Aroline Lunt Warner van Spanckeren Kenneth Byram Fred Rhynsburger Joe Rhynsburger Conservatory of Music Verdi Ralph Westervelt Pinsuti Merna Thomas Parker Sadler Clayton Stull P. J. Peterson John TerLouw P. M. Herney Gradus van derLinden Edith Warren Lucile Powell Powell Beyl Jordan Hall Marie Reynolds R. R. Beard Elizabeth Graham Clarence Hansen Henrietta Verheu H. BH. Lewis Sioux City Pella Central College Geo. J. Thomassen B. F. Brinkman Frances Sheehy J. W. Bailey Central Bailey Edith Rhynsburger Wilhelmina Koelman Adele van Drimmelen Hattie Gezel Wilhelmina van Nimwegen Helen Warren Margaret Grundman Nannie Dillon Cassa Clark

Central College honors graduates with dual scholarships

The hall crowded despite approaching weather, as graduates receive diplomas. Miss Wilhelmina Van Nimewegen earns the top academic award, with Central College offering a second scholarship to Miss Bess Vande Garde to prevent hard feelings. The ceremony lists names of all diploma recipients, including Edward Den Adel, Joe Bogard, Eugene M. Dennis, and many others from the graduating class.

Central College Wilhelmina van Nimewegen Bess Vande Garde Central Edward den Adel Joe Bogard Eugene M. Dennis Henry Edmand Herman Lankelma Edward LeCoca Harold Sack Nicholas VanderPloeg George VanGorkum James VanVliet Jacob VanWylk Andrew Verploeg Lester C. Welle Paul Thomassen Nellie Bennink Helen B. Brooks Cassa Clark Ruby E. Clarke May H, Cole Nannie Dillon Bess Dieleman Adele van Drimmelen Jeannette Gezel Hattie Gezel Bess VandeGarde Margaret P Grandman Wilhelmina P. Koelman Sara Lautenbach Mary Helen van der Linden Wilhelmina B van Nimwegen Helen M Neuenesch

Vander Ploeg VanDuren Wedding Quiet Rural Ceremony

Julia VanDuren wed Peter Vander Ploeg at five o'clock Wednesday June 10 at the bride’s parents home on Liberty street. Rev D Vander Ploeg of Kelloggsville officiated. the couple plans a short honeymoon then their new home on East First street. The Chronicle extends congratulations.

East First Street the Chronicle

VanderBeek Cherry Wedding in Independence Street Home

On Wednesday afternoon June 10 1914 Cecyle Fernie Cherry and A T VanderBeek wed at the bride’s parents home on Independence Street before about twenty invited guests. Dr J L Beyl performed the ceremony as wedding music played by Prof Marthe Greiner. After a lavish reception the couple departed for Minneapolis for their wedding trip. The groom works at Garden City Feeder works and the bride, a Central College graduate, received her degree on her wedding day. They will reside at home on East First Street after July 1.

VanderBeek Cherry Cecyle Fernie Cherry A. T. VanderBeek Nathan Firth Independence Street J. L. Bey Marthe, Greiner Mrs. VanderBeek First Street

Death by own action shocks rural community near town

Rodney Jackson a farmer about ten miles east of town took his own life on Saturday after threats to kill himself and his family. He first shot himself in the arm then slashed his throat, wounds proving not instantly fatal. Medical aid arrived but the man died late Saturday afternoon leaving a wife and family.

Rodney Jackson

Pella Council Advances Mains and Ordinances in Regular Meeting

The Pella council met with most members present and addressed water mains on Broadway, a tapping fee, and a request to repeal or amend the itinerant doctor license. They granted a sewer connection, set weed-cutting deadlines, discussed street crossings, reported May finances, approved repairs, and considered paving and power rate changes.

van der Ploeg Pella Broadway Independence Peace Streets A. VanderWal Committee On Health and Sanitation B. Schreiner City Roller Mills South Pella Verhey Finance Committee Bakker L. Wielaard Committee On Light and Power

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dirk and Erary Old Central Hall College Board Board of Trustees Ida Evans Estella Evans Novella Phillips Paul VanMaren Maude Irwin Atha Cecyle Cherry Ethel Bray Connie Dykstra Jay Kempkes Hal Norton William J. Wagner Harry Phillips William Rhynsburger Lewis Dunn Felow: Keables Warner van Spanckaren Eugene M. Hinton Bey W. Bailey H. S. Graduation Self Council
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