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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

6

Inquiring Reporter on Henry Field Nomination for U S Senator

Five residents share views on Henry Field run for U S Senator. Sam Secrel doubts Field will win, predicting split vote if Brookhart runs or if regular Republicans back a Democrat. Ed Schakel says Field acted to divide vote and won surprise nomination, but will not be elected. T. W. Graham praises Brookhart and his relief measures, arguing Field can’t win. B. H. Sack questions Field, fears harm to Brookhart’s campaign, doubts Field’s suitability. Plette expresses uncertainty, disliking the outcome and questioning Field’s fitness, predicting a reaction against him.

Sam Secrel Henry Field Brookhart ED. Schakel Field T. W. Graham B. H. Sack Haynes Congress Plette U. S

Courthouse Statistics Applications for Marriage License

John L. Whitlatch of Knoxville and Evelyn Goemaat of Pella apply for marriage license. Wilma June Roche of Tracy born May 29 1932. Alberta May McVey of Knoxville born June 5 1932. Bonnie Sue Melia of Pershing born May 7 1932.

John L. Whitlatch Knoxville Evelyn Goemaat Pella Wilma June James Roche Tracy Alberta May Lawrence McVey Bonnie Sue Tony Melia Pershing

Bi-Centennial celebration at Iowa State Fair

The Iowa State Fair will join national Bi-Centennial plans with a nightly fireworks presentation depicting Washingtons life from boyhood home to Yorktown. Scenes include the Battle of Yorktown and Washington crossing the Delaware. Events run August 26 to September with Patriotic programs on Legion Day August 27 and eight days of observances statewide.

Des Moines Iowa Washington Yorktown Valley Forge Delaware Grandstand State Federation of Women’s Clubs Parent-Teachers Association Women’s Division Farm Bureau Mial

The Greeks Had a Word for Them at Rivola

Ina Claire Joan Blondell and Madge Evans star in The Greeks Had a Word for Them at the Rivola for three days starting Saturday June 18. The trio charms through life from millionaire to millionaire with sly wit and brisk pelvic comedy amid penthouse apartments and ocean liners.

Samuel Goldwyn Ina Claire Joan Blondell Madge Evans Charmers Lowell Sherman David Manners Phillips Smalley

Notice of Hearing for Forfeiture of Conveyance

In Marion County Iowa a proceeding in district court names Henry Van Ekeren as owner of a 1930 Chevrolet Special Coupe seized for transporting intoxicants. Hearing set for May term in Knoxville with default entered if not defended by August 12 1982. County Attorney Harold Clements authority notes the case.

State of Iowa Henry van Ekereil Henry van Ekeren District Court Marion County Marion Knoxville Harold, Clements,ounty

Farm Home Near Baxter Destroyed by Fire

Nell Bucklin farm home near Baxter in Jasper County was a total loss from a fire of undetermined origin that started in the basement around 11:30 p.m. Sunday. The house and furnishings burned. insurance covered the loss. The Baxter fire department could not save the building. The Bucklin family were away in Waterloo when the blaze broke out.

Jasper County Nell Bucklin Baxter Bucklin Waterloo

Weather Tree and Other Reviews in Library Notes

Glen Hazard hides in Tennessee mountains as Lynn Clayton arrives to open coal mines and faces hostile locals who revere an ancient weather marker tree. Tarkington’s Marys Necy praises Massey’s blend of humor and learning. Hopalong Cassidy and the Eagle's Brood follows a murder raid led by Hopalong Cassidy and allies. Milne’s Two People marks his first novel attempt. Oscar Wilde’s best known works highlighted for enduring wit and fairy tales for children.

Chapman Glen Hazard Tennessee Mountains Lynn Clayton Billy Whiteoak Tarkington Hopalong Cassidy Mulford Big Henry Hopalong Tex Ewalt Johnny Nelson Bardits Hell’s Centre Milne Oscar Wilde Chi Ren Britain

What Do You Read This Week at Carnegie Library

A weekly department presents a local reader and Carnegie Viersen Library patron review. This feature highlights a chosen book, reflects personal impressions, and invites community comments on reading choices and library support.

Carnegie- Viersen Library

Sparks Fly Upward by Oliver LaFarge

Esteban, an orphan of the Spanish Wars, rises from lieutenant to general and rebel commander amid love triangle with Favia and Marta. The novel traces his loyalties between Castilian aristocracy and Indian life, ending with Marta as his peace. Sara Wormhoudt praises LaFarge for a brisk vivid portrayal of caste conflict and Indian downtrodden.

Esteban Cuist- Inc Don Geronimo de Cerromayer Senora Favia de Cerromayer de Cerromayer Presidencial Guardia Marta Favia de Cerromayor National Army Oliver la Farge Esteban Perez de Cerromayor

What’s On the Radio weekly department feature

This weekly department surveys popular radio features, sharing impressions and practical lessons for daily life. It reviews programs, formats, and hosting styles, offering takeaways for listeners and broadcasters alike, with a focus on engaging content and relatable guidance.

Radio interference woes spark city discussion

A reader notes persistent static on WHO and WOC, blaming weather and high power electrical devices for poor reception. The city hired a technician to locate trouble, with unclear actions taken, and debates a balance between listener radio rights and appliance use.

WHO WOC

Baseball Roundup Signals Wide Day of Big League Action

Major league games featured Brooklyn routing Chicago 9 to 2 as Lou Warneke exited early. Mel Ott and Al Simmons homered twice each with Ott lifting the Giants past the Reds 4 to 3 and Simmons helping Philadelphia edge Cleveland 4 to 3. Charley Grimm left early as Cubs outlasted Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 14 innings.

Lou Warneke Cub Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Mel Ott New York Giants al Simmons Philadelphia Athletics Ott Giants Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Indians Simmons Charley Grimm Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Yankees Ruth Gehrig Gomez Detroit Tigers Lefty Grove Athletics Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Charlie Berry Boston St. Louis Browns Red Sox St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Hack Wilson Bob Brown St. Louis New York Yankees Melvin Ott

Baseball Feud and Blowout Highlight Quiet Season

Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox and Fay Dodd of the Atlanta peach were kept secret before leaking out. Crowder of the Washington Senators shut out the White Sox scoring ten to nothing and struck out three Sox pitchers. A dispute over a double play triggered a fight between Finn of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jergis of the Chicago Cubs, with both players ejected.

Luke Appling Chicago White Sox Fay Dodd Atlanta “Peach Crowder Washington Senators White Sox Sox Finn Brooklyn Dodgers Jergis Chicago Cubs

Battle of Yorktown at Des Moines

Des Moines area committees say the Yorktown battle is destined to dominate talk in Des Moines and surrounding countryside. The event draws interest from residents and local groups.

Yorktown Des Moines

Nine Night Revolutionary Pageant at Riverview Hippo drome

A nine night presentation at Riverview Hippodrome Theatre starting June 18 features Des Moines performers under Geo H Hoskyn of Chicago. The show reenacts revolutionary days ending with Yorktown battle scenes with fireworks, costumes from Wingate, scenery from Chicago, and Juni or League and National Guard involvement. Proceeds support the Junior League Convalescent Home.

Riverview Hippodrome Des Moines Geo. H. Hoskyn Chicago Yorktown Wingate Costume Co Hoskyn Fred C. Bohen The National Guard G. C. Greenwalt St. John’s Dramatic Society Joseph Campbell Ethel Veatch Schmidt Stoner Music House Junior League

Man's Right to Possess Resting on Unselfish Use

A quotation from Rev. E. M. L. Gould argues that true possession rights depend on the owner's capacity to use what they hold for the common good rather than self service. The remark reflects a moral stance on property and responsibility.

Rev. E. M. L. Gould

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