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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

5

Social Gatherings Highlight Pella Community Notes

Monday club at Mrs William Brulnekool home featured needlework and social time. Mother's class of Second Reform Sunday school met at Mrs Andrew Van Drimmelen's for a brief business session and social time. I G A picnic attendees from local store joined Des Moines event at Riverview park. Mr and Mrs T Idema returned from Grand Rapids Michigan and hosted a reception. The Sunday school and congregational picnic at Kool park planned for 4 30. Union meeting at First Reformed with Mrs Walter Roe speaking. Moonlight Mission Band to meet at Mrs A Ver Ploeg for supper and social time. Kate Beard garden and lawn party featured music by Dr L A Viersen and Mrs W G Vander Ploeg with hymn singing to close. Out of town guests included Mrs D Van Zante Doctor Viersen and Miss Sarah Keables. Kool's Park hosts multiple social activities this week with First Reformed Bible class gathering at Kool Park.

Second Reformed Sunday School Andrew van Drimmelen Second Reformed Church Kool Women’s Missionary Societies First Reformed Church Walter C. Roe Moonlight Mission A. Ver Ploeg Kate Beard Doctor Viersen D. van Zante Portland Ore Sarah Keables Los Angeles

Second Reformed church to host annual picnic turnout expected

A lively social feast is planned as the Second Reformed church hosts its annual picnic tonight in the park. It is expected that several hundred people including men women and children will attend with speech making and refreshments promised. The Farmers' Union Auxiliary also holds a picnic Friday night with a right of way event and public invitation.

Second Reformed ‘Church Farmers’ Union

Modern Bride Goes Beyond Old Pastries Says Broadcaster

Elizabeth Carter of the Radio Household Institute argues the modern bride uses science and cake flour to simplify cooking and protect her husband’s digestion. She contrasts old practices with new educational kitchens and emphasizes the role of science in everyday baking and meal planning. The piece closes with a note on fly paper and a quote from W. Graham Scroggie about two sides to every question.

Joe Miller Elizabeth Carter Radio Household Institute

For Sale High Bookkeeping Desk in Solid Oak

Classified notice lists a high bookkeeping desk with sloping top and three drawers in good condition priced at ten dollars. Also includes church notices from Second and Third Reformed Churches detailing services, sermons, baptisms, communion, and union services with First and Third churches, plus a Baptist schedule with Sunday school and evening worship.

Chronicle

Inquiring Reporter on Hog Prices and Causes

A collection of reader opinions on why hog prices have fallen. Contributors G Vanden Linten and Ahrens cite Congress, demand, and direct buying. others blame unemployment, speculation, or broad economic factors. The section also notes forthcoming answers and local crop conditions with weather and production remarks.

Frank Dé Wit Washington Hoover Congress John. N. Vanden Linten Grover Cleveland Walter Ahrens Chicago Henry van Ginkel William de Reus

Iowa crop progress above average in late June

Farmer reports show the key crops in Iowa at about 89.4 percent of normal, higher than the 1920s average of 84.9 and near the 1929 reading of 89.6. Only rye and hay were below the overall group, with oats barley and other grains largely steady.

Juhe Iowa Jorn Reporters Farms Leslie M. Carl Federal Agricultural Statistician

Knoxville Journal to observe seventy fifth anniversary

The Knoxville Journal plans a large special edition to mark its seventy fifth anniversary in September. It will include a county history drawn from its files, town and industry histories, schools, churches, and notable crimes. The paper seeks material and offers 25 for a missing 1855 volume issue and invites county residents from 1855 to register for a free one year subscription.

Journal William F. Stone Knoxville

Peter Dupree Names Janitor School Attendee

Peter Du Pree janitor at Fairfield high school attended the janitor’s school last week. He returned pleased with lessons on furnace firing he believes will save the city at least $100 on coal costs. He joked a fellow attendee with twelve years on the job had more to learn, while admitting much remains to learn himself.

Pella

Grant Takes Over 100 Baby Pictures

Ed Grant of the Grant studio advertised free baby pictures for a week and, within weeks, had taken around 100 portraits. Mrs Grant notes large crowds of babies and siblings visiting the studio, proving the value of advertising in a widely read medium.

Ed Grant Grant Studio Hho Grant

Jolson's Mammy Minstrel Strips Open Next Weekend

Warner Brothers presents Mammy starring Al Jolson in a Technicolor minstrel comedy opening at Rivola theatre Oskaloosa for three days starting Sunday. The cast includes Lis Mor an Louise Dresser Lowell Sherman Hobart Bosworth and more with Irving Berlin responsible for the play and songs directed by Michael Curtis.

al Jolson Mammy Warner’ Brothers Alking Rivola Theatre Oskaloosa Lis Moran Louise Dresser Lowell. Sherman Hobart Bosworth Tully Marshall Mitchell Lewis Irving Berlin Michael Curtis

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