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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

Page

5

Reverend Sipko Rederus Dies at Dubuque Banquet

Rev. Sipko Rederus, 69, renowned poet and preacher, died of heart failure at 8:30 p m Wednesday February 22 at First Presbyterian church in Dubuque. He collapsed after delivering an oration and poem at the Fathers and Sons banquet. Born in Holland, he spent years in Iowa and the East, survived by wife two daughters and three sons. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery Pella after funeral in Dubuque.

Sipko Rederus Pella First Presbyterian Church Dubuque Wm. C. Laube Mr. Rederus Platteville Wis N. Main Street University of Dubuque George Washington Third Reformed Church BE. M. Cole Rederus Iowa Francis R Hampton Horace S Baxter Frederick R Harriet Cole Oakwood Cemetery Frank L. Woods J. Brees Ottumwa

Folk Songs At Federated Club

The Wo men's Federated Club met Tuesday at Miss Nelle Waechter's home for a guest day with a large gathering. Mrs. H. M. Bruins led a program of folk songs from English to German with Loyde Hillyer on piano. The gathering enjoyed the afternoon and planned future club work.

Women’s Federated Club Nelle Waechter H. M. Bruins Loyde Hillyer

P. E. O. Society Elects Officers at Scholte Home

Mrs. J. M. Cox hosted a Wednesday P. E. O. meeting at Mrs. Nora Scholte's home. Officers were elected with Mrs. G. F. Sadler chosen president for the coming year. Other officers were not named.

J. M. Cox P. E. O. Society Nora Scholte G. F. Sadler

Washing Machine Demonstration At Local Store Draws Crowd

A washing machine demonstration at John Ulrich's Right Price store drew a large crowd on Saturday. A test on a pair of dirty overalls proved the washer's effectiveness and the machine was awarded to Mrs. Chas Porter, who held the winning number. Five-cent School Tablets were on sale at Puritan Drug Store.

John Ulrich Right Price Store Chas. Porter

Coal Miner Killed by Fall of Slate Near Otley

Ludwig Swanson, a coal miner, was instantly killed in a slate fall at a mine near Otley on Thursday afternoon February 23. He left a wife and three children and had come to Otley from Des Moines, where the body was taken for burial. He was past 51 and a brother of the mine manager.

Ludwig Swanson Otley Mr. Swanson Des Moines

House Warming at Gary Vogelaar’s New Broadway Home

A social evening greeted Mr and Mrs Gary Vogelaar when friends from the Fortnightly Club and spouses gathered Friday at their new Broadway residence. Thirty four visitors attended the dinner they hosted away from home while guests brought ample food for a big feast. The group enjoyed music games and conversation admiring the well furnished dwelling recently moved into, described as perhaps the finest home built in Pella for many years.

Gary Vogelaar Vogelaar Broadway Mrs. Vogelaar Ali

County Engineer Tells of Work

County Engineer explains Marion County Primary Road Fund operations up to January 1, 1922. He notes total allotments over 247000 dollars, including 89000 Federal Aid and 168000 auto fees, with about 6000 on hand. Estimates for 1922 project receipts and expenditures, and final bills for A Phelps & Sons and Wisely & Sons, are itemized.

Pella Iowa The Highway Commission Ames Marion County Mainten- County A. Phelps & Sons Wisely & Sons

Knoxville Wins County High School Basketball Tournament

On February 24 Knox ville, Pleasantville, Melcher, Tracy, Attica, Bussey, Dallas and Pella met at Central College gym for county high school tournament. Knoxville defeated Melcher 25 to 20 in the final to retain the loving cup. pella attendees helped profits from gate receipts be shared among schools.

Knoxville Pleasantville Melcher Tracy Attica Bussey Dallas Pella Central College Crete Patla

Exchange at Third Reformed church seeks support

The Women's Church League of the Third Reformed church will hold an Exchange on Saturday March 11 at the Holland Meat Market. Cake pie cookies and other baked goods will be sold to raise funds.

Women's Church League of the Third Reformed Church Holland

Bazaar at Holland Meat Market by First Christian Reformed

The Young Girls' Society of the First Christian Reformed church will hold a bazaar Saturday March 4 at the Holland Meat Market.

The Young Girls’ Society of the First Christian Reformed Church Holland

Central College Girls' Glee Club concert tour plans

Central College's Girls' Glee Club under Mrs Mary Taylor Liggett will tour northwest Iowa and southeast South Dakota with concerts in Hull Rock Valley Lenox Scotland Corsica Springfield Orange City Sioux Center Newkirk Hospers Sibley Little Rock Applington Wellsburg and possibly Pella. The schedule promises large eager crowds.

Central College Girls’ Glee Club Northwest Iowa Central College Glee Club Chicago Milwaukee Ilinois Wisconsin South Dakota Mary Taylor Liggett Harriet Frush Hull Rock Valley Lenox Scotland Corsica Springfield S. C Orange City Sioux Center Newkirk Hospers Sibley Little Rock Applington Wellsburg Pella

Monday Banquet by Chamber of Commerce Attended

The annual Chamber of Commerce banquet for members and Farm Bureau guests was held Monday evening at Central College dormitory dining hall. About two hundred attendees heard speakers from Knoxville Journal and Iowa Farm Bureau, with remarks on cooperation and farming progress.

Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau Central College Tunis Kempkes F. M. Frush M. L. Curtis Knoxville Journal Curtis Organized Chambers of Commerce J. F. Coupe State Federation of Farm Bureaus C. W. Hunt Coupe Farm Bureau Movement Chamber of Commece Binghamton N. Y Iowa Federation Sarah Richardson Pella Richardson Iowa Denmark W. A. Hollowell Marion County Farm Bureau J. J. Wilson C. M. Gilson Marion County George Hankamp Euch Ufe

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