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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

5

Pella Considers Knoxville Gas Pipeline and Tour Camp

The Pella chamber of commerce weighs endorsing a Knoxville gas firm to lay a pipeline from Knoxville to Pella for lighting and fuel. Officials note capacity issues at the Knoxville plant and potential shared gas storage to stabilize pressure. Debate includes municipal vs private service, franchise regulation, and plans for a tourist camp, high school attendance, and park use with the Women’s Federated Club.

Chamber of Commerce Knoxville Pella Knoxvillé Semaminne Sre, Mo Darmad West Market Square Women’s Federated Club of Pella High School Fresh Henry Kuyper Chicago Legion Auxiliary

Garbage collection notice and sanitation committee order

Garbage will be collected the same as last year. Cans should be placed on the parking on days when the collector makes his rounds to aid collection. By Order of Sanitation Committee.

of Sanitation Committee

Handsome Harry Arrested For Illegal Liquor Possession

Henry Burton of Newton was arrested around 10 pm Wednesday by Chief Simpson and bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Sayre on a charge of illegal liquor possession. He pleaded not guilty and waived to the grand jury with a $500 bond. Officers say Burton was observed talking to a local man, then tossed a bottle from his car when approached by motorcycle cop Stafford. the bottle shattered while attempting to salvage its contents.

Henry Burton Newton Simpson R. W. Sayre Burton North Second Avenue West Third Street Stafford Jasper County Record

Band Concert Program for June 1926

A two performance concert on Saturday June 19 and Tuesday June 22 1926 features a sequence of openings and selections. Performers include Ellis Brooks J De Luca J Zamecnik Mr Carl Byers A Leatner Jules Reynard and D Barnard with popular melodies following each number.

Ellis Brooks Gavotte J. de Luca Ole Smith Patrol J. Zamecnik Mr. Carl Byers A. Leatner Jules Reynard D. Barnard

Henry Cox Directs Mason City Band Debut

Mason City has closed a contract with Henry Cox the present director of a big band and son of the former leader of the Pella band to direct the new municipal band. The Mason City band plans three evening concerts weekly and one Sunday afternoon performance. Cox is regarded as one of the region's noted band leaders.

Mason City Henry Cox Cox Band of Pella Middle West Jasper County Record

Civic Creed for all Pella residents urged by local interests

A local business and professional coalition promotes a Civic Creed for everyone in Pella. The Chronicle invites readers to study the creed, reflect on its six clauses, and commit to civic duties to enhance general welfare, happiness, contentment, prosperity, and progress in the community.

Pella Chronicle

Notice on Use of New Sewer in Pella

The sewer pipe laid in Pella streets has not been accepted by the city. Property owners along the streets may not connect drains to it until formal acceptance. Pella holds one Vacation Bible School at First Reformed Church under Rev. Bernie Mulder with good attendance and broad participation across church families.

Pella First Reformed Church Bernie Mulder First Church

Near East Relief Appeal Heard in Pella Churches

Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick national speaker for Near East Relief spoke in Pella praising local effort under D. Den Adel and Dr. Wesselink. She urged aid for 115,000 orphaned Near East children and 33,000 in refugee camps, noting many under twelve unserved and the need for Provisions, money, and time.

Katherine Reynolds McCormick Pella D. den Adel Wesselink Miss McCormick Christ John R. Mott Near East Greece Syria Palestine

A Hospital for Pella Shareholders Meet in Legion Hall

Last Friday June 11 a Legion hall meeting sought to reach 100 shares for a Pella hospital project. Reported sales were close but short, and a June 25 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Legion building was set to organize a regular corporation. Directors, secretary and treasurer urged all signers to attend, noting non attendance or lack of proxy means forfeiting the $100 pledge though no further payments would be required.

Legion Hall Pella Legion Frito

Acting of Mercedes Jelsma Praised

Mercedes Jelsma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J S Jelsma of Des Moines, gained an outstanding star turn as Francois in the St Mary's School of Pel la graduation play If I Were King The Daily News lauded her performance as a hard and responsible role with high emotion and convivial bravado and noted her as the play's standout talent The Pella friends congratulate Miss Jelsma on her success

Fairbault Minnesota Daily News Pella Mercedes Jelsma J. S. Jelsma Des Moines St. Mary's School the Daily News Mercedes Jelsma Francois Espri

Pella Men Escape Injuries After Roadside Crash

Four Pella gentlemen returning from Peoria to New London were involved in a railroad crossing mishap between Burlington and Mt. Pleasant. The driver applied brakes as a rain storm approached, the car tipped onto the tracks, but all occupants escaped with minor injuries. Vander Berg suffered a sprained knee and facial bruises, Van Zante skinned the nose, others unhurt. The group continued to New London, then home when roads dried.

Pella P. H. van Gorp Y. T. van Niewaal H. J. Vanden Berg H. D. van Zante Peoria Burlington Mt. Pleasant New London van Gorp Vander Berg van Zante

Funeral of D. S. Huber Largely Attended in Rain

The funeral of D. S. Huber was held Thursday afternoon and drew a large crowd despite heavy rain. Rev. F. C. Edwards of Des Moines presided, with Rev. S. F. Bishop of Mt. Pleasant and Rev. Dr. Smith of Mt. Pleasant speaking. Relatives from across the state and several civic colleagues attended to show respect.

D. S. Huber F. C. Edwards Des Moines Pella Church S. F. Bishop Mt. Pleasant Dr. Smith Hubert

Farm Bureau Picnic Set for July 3rd at County Fair Grounds

The Marion County Farm Bureau will hold a countywide picnic and celebration on July 3 at the County Fair Grounds. A mammoth parade, sports events, and prizes are planned with speakers Hon. Clark Huntley and Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson. Entries invited from all organizations in the county, with detailed prize classes and parade leadership by Clifford Fortner, Blaine Core, and Otis Stroud. Also notes Ed Liter’s jail escape from Knoxville and his absence from Pella.

Marion County Farm Bureau County Fair Grounds Clark Huntley Chariton State Farm Bureau Federation Clifford Fortner Blaine Core Otis Stroud Township Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

Abundant Rain Brings Relief to Pella Farmers

Heavy weeklong rainfall in Pella boosted soil moisture, revived pastures, and saved crops. Reports estimate six inches fell from Thursday to Monday, with extended wet spells easing drought concerns while city water pumps and storage near the Des Moines river faced higher demand, especially for the corn canning plant.

Pella Weather Bureau Des Moines Howell Station

Eight bitten by mad dog at Centerville

A four month old Centerville pup owned by Roy Dooley sickened quickly and was played with by family and neighbors. Eight people were bitten or scratched before the dog was declared rabid and they began treatment estimated at nearly $400 plus anxiety.

Roy Dooley Centerville Jasper County

Mr and Mrs George Gezel at Sioux City convention

Mr George Gezel and his wife traveled to Sioux City on Saturday for a convention of Postoffice workers where George attended sessions and the couple participated in the event's activities.

George Gezel Sioux City George

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State Historical Society Uun Handsome Harry Miss Nuvart Moscovian Parsons College Miss Moscovian Mesopotamia Dick den Adel Bell Clothing House Mrs G. H. Wormhoudt Knoxville Fair Ground Ed Liter Marion County
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