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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
The reopening of the local bank drew praise for pioneer spirit and stability. Officials cited eight decades and three cashiers, noting past panics and recent support from farmers as waivers were signed. Fowler urged harmony, good deeds, and collective boosting to maintain confidence.
John G. Dow co owner of Greenway and Dow cigar store and billiard parlor at 120 South First street died of heart failure at 12:20 PM Thursday June 1 in his shop. He had served as treasurer of the Oskaloosa Eagles since 1904 and previously as a lodge trustee. Dow resided at the Woodrow Inn since last fall and his wife died eight years ago.
A vintage recipe card describes a grape juice pie filling. Ingredients include 1 cup grape juice 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch and 1 tablespoon butter. Method blends butter and sugar, adds cornstarch, thins with grape juice, thickens in a double boiler, then fills shell and tops with whipped cream. Great with lavender color scheme lunches.
Knoxville Journal reports Sam Rinehart a local blacksmith narrowly escaped death Friday afternoon when his right hand and arm were mangled by a belt grinding machine. His arm was amputated about three inches below the shoulder. Ernest Frost aided and the injured man was taken to a Des Moines hospital. Rinehart, 72, is reported recovering as well as possible given the shock and age. In Prairie City News, Patrick Murray, 55, of Newton, was injured when his car stalled west of Newton causing his walking companion P R McClelland to misread oncoming traffic leading to a fatal crash. Murray suffered multiple fractures and later died at the Capitol.
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