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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

5

Amsterdam Doctor Invents Linen Textile Breakthrough

Dr Elias Stark of The Hague has developed a chemical mix believed to revolutionize the linen industry by enabling faster production with greater strength. A painter, author, and chemist, Stark lectured at Leiden University and will patent the invention in the United States and major European countries.

Mollander Pella Elias Stark Amsterdam Chicago Monitor the Hague Stark Dutch East Indies Egypt Palestine University of Leiden United States England Belgium Germany France

Children’s Day program at Second Reformed Sun day school

The Linden, Bousquet and Thomassen drilled the little tots in a Sunday evening program at the Second Reformed church. It featured vocal solos, duets, recitations and class exercises with lively Children’s Day spirit. Rev. Brinkman gave a talk on Sunday school influence. Prof. Kuyper played organ music. A teachers training class was organized by I LeCocq for both young grown-ups and older members, inviting all to join and attend the sessions at 8.30.

Second Reformed Sunday School Altho Linden Bousquet Thomassen Brinkman Kuyper I LeCocq

First Farm Named Under County Name Law

M Cramer of Fairview township becomes the county’s first to file for an exclusive farm name Grand View at the county recorder’s office. Recorder Bailey will file all names on July 4 when the law takes effect, with a $1 fee per registration and priority decided by court if conflicts arise.

M. C. Cramer Fairview Township Monroe Court Daily News

For Sale Hundred Acres Near Railroad and Town

For sale 240 acres one mile from railroad and Interurban town, level and gently rolling, improved. 211 acres plow land priced at 100 dollars per acre cash. 220 acres improved, 330 per acre plow land at 105 dollars. Also 80 acres improved mostly second bottom, fine price 125 dollars per acre. 24 miles to railroad and Interurban town. Farm 40 acres to 600.8. Write for description to Fred Henninged, Mitchellville, IA 26 33.

R. R Fred Henninged Mitchellville

Pella Plans Its Largest Ever Fair in October

Pella to host a major fair October 3 4 5 6 with strong exhibits expected. Organizers urge community members to assist and support preparations to ensure a successful event.

Attorney Takes Girl and Mother Out for Country Ride

Will Van der Ploeg from the County Seat treated his girl and her mother to a country auto ride. The car balked when the gas ran out. After trying various fixes, he found the tank empty and walked to a farm house for help, returning home safely.

Will van der Ploeg Will

Joint 4th of July Picnic at Roorda's Grove

The Methodist church invites all friends and Sunday school members to a joint picnic on Tuesday July 4 at Mr Roorda's grove one mile west of town. Bring dinner. a congregational table will be spread. Ice cream peanuts fruit and crackers will be sold to furnish a grand treat for Sunday school children under 12. Amusements planned. Conveyances at church 8 am. notify Supt Barker or Rev Monkman by Monday July 8 to ensure enough conveyances.

Friends of the Methodist Church Barker Monkman

Water and Light Ready For Town Supply

City reports new pumping and filtration success measured by 90 000 gallons pumped in four hours from the river well and gallery. Standpipe drained and refilled with clean water. hydrants and taps tested showing fire protection under the new system. Powerhouse boilers now kept full and street lights restored nightly.

Rowell Howell Pella Humphrey

On the Trail in Pella Over Fourth of July Cheer

The Express critiques Pella for inactivity during the Fourth of July, Chautauqua, homecoming week, and the district fair. It suggests saloon supporters may have abstained this year to highlight the dry sentiment from saloon closings.

Express Pella

Pella Justice Frisk Seals Two Weddings

In Pella, Justice Edwin J. Frisk joined Richard Messemaker to Zena Klootwyk in a Saturday ceremony and Martin G. DeWitt wed Gertrude Van Rees the following Monday. Both couples plan to reside in Pella. A Vanderpol sale runs from June 30 through July 8.

Pella Edwin J. Frisk Richard Messemaker Zena Klootwyk Martin G. DeWitt Gertrude van Rees Register and Leader

Golden Anniversary at Central College Remembers 1861

Geo A Jewett reflects on Central College Pella Iowa and the 1861 commencement. He recalls his return after fifty years, visits the old campus, meets friends, and honors fallen soldiers listed on the memorial slab. He notes the ongoing desire to keep Central open and the memory of Mother Stoddard.

Geo.a. Jewett Des Moines The Christian Worker Central College Towa Otley Pella Kremlin House of Parliament Bow Church Cheapside London Dick Whittington Bow Belle Bent” Ruckman E. B. Buckman Chappel Central Central University Albert Hobbs Iowa Shiloh John L. Ruckman Jackson Jas. Ruckman Wilson Betts Kansas Springfield Dan’ Gibbins Ind Stone River Isaac N. Ritner Little Rock Jas A. Ritner Judson Ritner R. P. Haven Colo. Wm Lawhead E. H. Lindsay N. Whetstone Geo. W. Towne Sabine River W. Vander Kolk L. C. Winyard Homer H. Jewett J. W. McMichael D. C. Wilson J. H. Harvey J. P. Berry J.C. Baker E. H. Perkins M. D. Cory Grand Army Old Central John L. Beyl the Baptist Church California New Jersey India Stoddard

Baby Chick Shipment Milestones From New Mexico to Oklahoma

Mrs Bei Reece of Olston New Mexico sent a flock of baby chicks hatched in Knoxville to Clayton. On June 3 4 and 5 the chicks hatched at C W Belville home. They traveled in six or seven berry boxes without food or water arriving in first class condition on June 9. The article notes their lively arrival and happiness in the new state.

Bei Reece Irene Belville Olston New Mexico Reese C. W. Belville Knoxville Clayton Knoxville Journal

New Sharon party seeks Geo Heeren for church pews

An auto party from New Sharon and West Grove visited the city Tuesday to locate Geo Heeren. They asked for his shop and he promised high quality church pews if awarded the contract, assuring they would be produced with reliable workmanship.

G. H. Hanawalt Grant Garner New Sharon G. M. Garner Tainter G. W. Garner West Grove Our Geo. Heeren Chronicle Geo Mr. Heeren New Methodist Heeren

Open Air Sermon in Garden Square Park Sunday Evening

Dr J W Bailey of the Baptist church preaches in Garden Square Park at 7 30 PM with Dean Severn in charge of music. Open air services aim to unite English speaking churches across the city and continue throughout the summer with public support.

J. W. Bailey The Baptist Church Garden Square Park Dean Severn

College Notes and Ye Olde Y M C A News

College notes recounts visits by Lorenz Hansen and Esther, Prof Sadler, Harry Porter, Guy Churchill and Carlos Hillyer from the Lake Geneva YMCA conference. 508 delegates attended the Lake Geneva meeting with Carl Hillyer playing piano at sight for a quartet. Central Hall library move progresses, Sean and Deck oversee engineering.

Prof. Sadler Indianola Harry Porter Yarmouth Joe Tonkenson Guy Churchill Carlos Hillyer Lake Geneva Bailey Association Carl Hillyer Central

Iowans Win$50 Million Panama Bond Sale Totals

The $50 million 3 percent Panama bonds were allotted to about 1,200 bidders with ten thousand bids received and the largest block $10 million going to A B Leach & Co. of Chicago and New York. Iowa buyers included Harold L Bayer of Grinnell who purchased $5,000 and Pella National Bank which secured $10,000 at about 1.03.

A. B. Leach & Co Chicago New York Iowa Harold L. Bayer Grinnell Pella National Bank Pella

A Wednesday Shower for Kensingtons in Knoxville

Three automobile loads of the Wednesday Kensingtons enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yesterday at Mrs. Meyer Langerak’s Knoxville home. Miss Bess Van der Zyl received a towel shower, needlework filled the hours, and a 5 pm lunch followed as hostesses and chauffeurs joined in the fun before departures.

Knoxville Meyer Langerak Bess van der Zyl

Oskaloosa Restauran Doll's Gains Noted

Oskaloosa reports indicate Doll's restaurant stands as the city’s top choice for dining with emphasis on quality and service. The note describes Doll's as a premier local establishment attracting steady patronage and positive word of mouth.

Soldier Camp-fire honors G A R veterans in Pella

On Monday evening July third a Soldier's Camp-fire will be held on the Methodist Parsonage Lawn in Pella under Epworth League auspices. A patriotic program includes reminiscences from Civil War veterans who defended the flag from 1861 to 1865, with participation by Ladies of the G A R and several musical numbers. Free light refreshments follow the program, then socializing and games. Everyone is invited to attend and hear war times stories from those who were on the battles front. Bugle call at 7:30.

Epworth League Gettysburg Pella Methodist Parsonage

Tragic Strangling Death of Grace Frase in Sigourney

Miss Grace Frase, staying with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Goeldner on North Jefferson street, was found strangled in a bedroom corner of the iron bed frame. Ironing earlier in the day and faintness preceded discovery by her sister about seven p.m. The physician said she had been dead nearly four hours.

Sigourney Grace Frase L. J. Goeldner North Jefferson Street Mrs. Goeldner Miss Frase Frane Goeldner Grace

Minister and family plan July vacation to Michigan

Rev Vander Werf and his wife with their two youngest children depart next Monday for a month in Michigan spending time with friends in Grand Rapids and Holland. They will attend the Jamestown missionary festival on August 3 where the Dominie will speak on missions. Rev Veldman will preach the first two Sundays in July and Rev R Douwstra of Newkirk the other two Sundays. Miss Belle Byram visited her parents over the weekend.

Vander Werf Michigan Grand Rapids Holland Jamestown Dominie Veldman First Church R. Douwstra Newkirk

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M.C. Cramer Mame Farm the Weather Report John H. Ver Steeg Weather Bureau U. S. Department of Agriculture U. K Vanderpol’s Snon J. P. Klein Bunting Geo, Heeren Lorenz Hansen Chicago University Esther Central Hall Sean Deck Guy Oskaloosa Doll's Belle Byram Langerah Hollandsche Orchestra King Mydas
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