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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

7

Pella Society Hosts Many Local Nuptials and Events

A roundup of Pella social happenings includes Eva McCrillis and William Grootveld wedding at the bride’s home with Rev. M H Williams, a post nuptial shower for Joseph Van Haaften, 4 H honors for Jeannette De Prenger, a Porterville Sewing Club program, Van Baren family reunion, and weddings of Alice Josephine Templeton and Huygens to James L Huygens. Also noted are W T U, lawn and evening parties, a World Wide Guild picnic, Pro Wo club, and Missionary Society gatherings.

Grootveld—Mccrillis Eva McCrillis Clarence McCrillis South Market Extension William Grootveld H. Grootveld Pella M. H. Williams First Christian Church Herman Grootveld Chicago Joseph van Haaften T. A. van Haaften L. Overbergen Anna van Haaften Wilbur de Bruin Irene van Haaften Bernice van Ommen Helen Harriet Ernest Ray de Bruin Virgil Edith Grandin Raymond Esther Overbergen Loraine de Bruin G. Hasselman Ray N. Hoksbergen Ralph, Harold Lois Nadine Jeannette de Prenger Neal de Prenger Leighton Ames Jeannette de Prenger WOI Huygens Templeton Alice Josephine Joe Templeton James .L. Huygens Knoxville G. H. Menninga Central College Cedar Falls Marion County

Serum from Horses Said to Cure Madness

The French Academy of Medicine reports a serum from horses treated with radioactive material curing mania type insanity. Dr. Gabriel Petit developed the serum after noting nerve damage and chemical release from horse nerve cells. Tests on animals and humans claim 62 cures.

French Academy of Medicine Gabriel Petit Petit

The College World Too Full Of One-Track Minds

A critique of college life in sharp notes targets narrow minded students in fraternities up town coaches who undervalue broader play and professors who fail to see knowledge as a seamless whole. The piece mocks limited scholarship and a tunnel vision mindset among students and faculty.

Westminster Holcad Room as Campus Ladder Climbers

The piece lampoons campus life with a Pullman room and observation section. It attacks alumni who expect reward without effort, athletes who value brawn over brains, and educators who ignore neighbors watching the scene. It chronicles mockery of complacent college culture.

Westminster Holcad

Helpful Household Hints From Old Newspapers

A collection of practical tips from a past issue covering cleaning with old whisk brooms as sink brushes trimming frayed ends, nicotine sulphate spray to deter pets, velvet ends on coat hangers to prevent slipping, using heavy scissors in kitchens, sandpaper to refresh felt hats, feeding domestic animals three times daily with ample clean water, and preventing stockings from fading by turpentine in wash water.

Dry ice refrigerators debut in Germany for home use

The Department of Commerce notes household refrigerators powered by frozen carbon dioxide or dry ice require no electric current gas or ice man. Dry ice cools to 94 degrees below zero and needs a special receptacle to prevent food from freezing. With Leuna works of the German Dye Trust near Leipzig exhibiting the first units operating costs are very low.

Germany Department of Commerce Leuna Works German Dye Trust Leipzig

Poem Highlights Rural Life and Wordplay in Old Paper

An old newspaper prints a poem titled Ough about wife making dumplings and farm life. The verses play with rhymes and dialect, depicting a farmer preparing meals, keeping flies away, and heading to the plough while the mare drinks at the trough.

Fraudulent Fire Claims Delay Rule From Underwriters

A National Board of Underwriters agreement delays fire insurance claim payments exceeding 100 until at least 60 days after proof of loss. The motive is thorough investigation into possible fraud and protection for honest policy holders. The clause, alongside past abuses of selling claims, led March fire losses to drop 28 percent from the prior year.

National Board of Underwriters

Explosion Destroys Oil Tank Sparks Night Fire

Last night shortly after nine o clock a second oil tank exploded east of the previous fire scene. Fire Chief Lob Van Vark and crew arrived with the big pumper and extinguished the blazing tank after a half hour of hard stream work. The blast's roar drew a large crowd to witness the incident.

Lob van Vark

Knotholers and Pioneers Dominate Wednesday Scores

On Wednesday June 21 Knotholers beat Jockeys 18 to 0 and Pioneers triumphed 12 to 2 while Star lost 2 to 12. Tuesday evening the Junior All Stars were defeated by Southend Juniors by 4 to 8.

Knotholers Jockeys Pioneers Star Southend

Ozone Purifies Water For London Supply Trial

The Metropolitan Water Board of London tests ozone as an alternative to chlorine for disinfecting city water. An electric device converts air oxygen to ozone and ozonized air is bubbled into water. Ozone costs more now but eliminates bad tastes and does not form new flavors unlike chlorine.

Metropolitan Water Board of London

Apple Time Again in Eden's Mirror

poem notes how Eve's apple led to modesty and social conduct. It comments on fashion, propriety, and gender norms, framing the shift as a cultural convention sparked by the biblical tale. The piece mocks prudery and suggests revisiting openness in a playful, satirical tone.

Bully Doctrine Today on Patriotism from Daniel Webster

The article quotes Daniel Webster stressing that the nation should set its objective on country and peace, arguing that a devoted patriotism makes the country a vast monument. It laments wandering ambitions abroad and urges unwavering dedication to homeland.

Daniel Webster

Mrs J Hoogenakker Died This Morning

Mrs John Hoogenakker died this morning in Des Moines after a lingering illness with heart trouble. Survived by husband and ten children Hattie Dan Arthur Helen Nellie Ed John Russell Esther Ruth and ten grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.

John Hoogenakker Des Moines Hoogenakker Siners Rete William Ding

Mail Service Delayed and Office Hours Stated

Fragmentary notes describe mail service on trains and depots with trains at 8 45 East and 4 46 West, trucks at 7 40 and 12 45, post office hours from eight to six, and a teacher urging students to wash hands and listen to instructions amid unclear context.

Ain‘ore Wade Ay Depen Brow

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Porterville School Porterville Sewing Club Porterville School House Sewing Club Lucinda Darlene Rebertus Golmore Kamor Eleanor Ver the Sewing Club Maxine Rebertus Constantinople Elsie van Oene Cornelia van Oene Marion Monster Maxine Robertus Donald Kamerick Daddy Girls of the Sewing Club Henry Goemaat Hattie Alice ‘Tysseling Florence Grandin John Rouwenhorst Ladies Federated Club Nora Scholte Marie Smith Margaret Hoeksema Hoeksema Hannah Allen J. M. Cook Gerald Paardekooper World Wide Guild Harry Dixson Grandman’s Grove Merry FU Club Jay Hesselink Baptist Aid Clark Richardson John Liter Ladies’ Aid Sunnyside Beauty Shop Sunnyside Broadway Jessie Sadler Grvbtal Corporation Araapa New York Register & Tribune Quer Pella Des Moines Moines Register Tribune Airview Skar ‘O APPLE Eden J. Hoogenakker Jame
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