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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
8
Pella hosts Yvonne and Guelph Aschenbrenner held a Wednesday bridge party with eight couples. The society notes cover June graduates from Iowa State College and various local weddings, club events, picnics, and dinners across Pella, detailing hostesses, venues, and attendees.
Church notes list services at Reformed Church Bernie Mulder minister with morning Pentecost sermon and afternoon teachings, evening by Rev Dick Douwstra Otley and Ralph T Nordlands. Sunday school at 9:80 am with morning worship at 10:45 am featuring Love In Four Dimensions and Jacob's Ladder sermons, plus 2:00 pm Peter's Serm and 7:30 pm The Lame Man Healed. Also notes an annual outdoor outing season and canal bells.
Pelia's Movie House announces the Strand theatre is open to the public again with a Wednesday evening show. Manager Hosack promises top pictures and continuous weeknight programs, noting the building is disinfected daily to prevent infection and kept open all day for safety. readers are invited to see the Strand theatre ad in the Chronicle.
Pella physicians hosted an informal Marion County Medical Society meeting at Dr J J Sybenga's camp on Tuesday. Dinner was served and Dr Channing G Smith, president elect of the Iowa Medical Society, spoke on general topics. Attendees came from Knoxville Harvey Dallas Bussey Melcher Pleasantville and the Veterans hospital.
The article recounts the Pella Band history from its early members Mose Clark Henry Held Bart Rherink Frank Fuller Isaac Lo Coca Walter Riddle Neal Veenman Billie Andrews Joe Slav ota John Pos Henry Lubberick Arie De Bruyn-Pos Sysko Lypkens Mike Leybens Ross Leybens George Sheesley Prof. Van Haverick Capt. J Murray Cox toGeorge Ramsey who became director 28 years ago. It notes backing by local business leaders nine years ago and describes the current band lineup with positions from trumpets to drums and the director.
Naturalist Royal Dixon describes ants as organizing plant fields and herding small creatures called cows within well run cities in The American Magazine Bees are depicted as temperamental and prone to brawls with sobering drama around hive life The article notes ant cowboys herd and protect their charges and can exterminate pests in gardens cautioning about mischief at night
A naturalist reports ants domesticate many insects, tend fermented grass beds for mushroom sprouts, and cultivate rice with no weeds. He notes bees intoxicated by their own sweet wine, sober bees removing them, crickets muted by wing injuries, and spiders telegraphing by web to trap prey.
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