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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
Clarence Core, 53, a prominent Marion county farmer from near Cordova in Red Rock township, died Saturday morning at Lutheran hospital, Des Moines, after an unsuccessful operation for kidney ailment. He had been in poor health for some time.
Clarence Core longtime Marion county farmer and 4-H booster dies at 103 in Knoxville. He united with Bethel Methodist in 1904 and spent his life in service to community schools and church. Survived by wife Gertrude four children mother siblings and one grandson. funeral held at his home and Pleasantville church with burial in Pleasantville cemetery.
Barnett Bros big three ring circus arrives in Oskaloosa on Monday for two performances. Star Harry Carey tours with his company of cowboys and cowgirls. The show promises real novelties, nine performing elephants, and a bustling Hippodrome track within the big tent.
The Barnett Circus showcases a Giant Mount with animals standing forefeet on an elephant and Lu Ju performing a rhumba with Tillie and Tiny balancing on a wood beam high above. The Corriel family presents ground and aerial tumbling while Harry Carey mingles with youngsters during a city parade and two waterproof tent performances follow the noon parade route through Oskaloosa.
A Pasadena California paper reports Dorothy Ayres, daughter of Dr. C Arthur Ayres former Peoria and Leighton physician, receiving an honor. The notice notes her time at Pella High School and graduation from Penn Academy.
Otto-style classified column lists painting and decorating services by C W Clement and Harold Sack, wells and oat hulling services by Forrest Ver Ploeg, used vehicles, pulpits and religious items for sale, rebuilt washers and appliances from Van's Motor Service, baby chicks hatchery in Pella, plate work by Dr J C Mi, and new low insurance rates by Fred Lautenbach and Verle Ver Dught. Includes multiple contact phones and addresses.
Dorothy Ayres daughter of Dr and Mrs Arthur Ayres received the $250 Staff Scholarship from Pasadena California Junior College Hospital School of Nursing. The award honors the top student in practical and academic work and supports a year of further training in Public Health Nursing or Nursing Education at a university.
Five figures including Dr. F F Carpenter Rev A Haverkamp Henry van Oostrum Henry Nevenesch and Rev Jacob Prins discuss whether the breath reflects divine judgment for wartime production curbs. Opinions vary from denial to seeing God’s displeasure in human actions, with calls to honor providence and align work with divine will.
A high official advocates the AAA plan to cut corn acreage by 20 percent. He backs a seed corn company claiming 19.8 percent higher yields per acre. In California a marriage license bureau grants a license to wed a dead man for sentimental reasons. First National Bank of Englewood urges small depositors with $50 or less to withdraw accounts.
A wartime era home recipe feature offers pea centered dishes including dumplings with carrots, pea waffles with bacon, and a pea and walnut roast. Instructions cover doughs, batters, and baking steps with canned pea pulp and tomato sauce pairings. Servings range from six to eight.
In Friday night action Rolscreen beat the Knotholers 3 to 1 in a tight game. Ver Dught singled and Heerema tripled to drive in runs for Rolscreen while De Winter homered for Knotholers. Batteries: Wissie and Liter for Knotholers Weyers and Gaass for Rolscreen.
Gholson's Kats beat Batteries 7 to 2 as Nelson, Galvin and Senderson led with key hits. In others, Shell overwhelmed Pella 16 to 0, and Monroe edged Star 5 to 4 in a bright Friday night slate at Pella diamond with solid pitching and timely hitting across multiple games.
Frank W Hanna of Ankeny leaves a $12,500 job to plow corn on an Iowa farm. He applies the same methods that earned him international reputation as a civil engineer to make farming a paying proposition.
Passenger buses depart Pella for Des Moines at 9 30 a m 3 30 p m and 7 48 p m Pella to Oskaloosa at 9 25 a m 8 25 p m and 7 30 p m Buses leave Central Park Cafe for service notices.
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