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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

3

Bogaard Family Farm Life On Route 2 Visit

A weekly circuit visits three Route 2 families as Will Bogaard and Ray Hoksbergen host Farm Bureau gatherings at Bogaard’s home. Cars get stuck, frost delays fence work, and neighbors chat about education, land, and the Bogaard brood. L. L. Schakel’s circle and the Goemaat farm highlight local ties and farm life.

Farm Bureau Will N. Bogaard Hoksbergen Mr. Bogaard Mr. Hoksbergen Gys van Houweling Bogaard Ir. Bogaard Andrew Hoksbergen Hastle Mr. Bogard Bogard Andrew de Vries Jacob Ver de Vries Mr. Schakel Hippy Gezol Goemaat Neal Goemaat Schakel Lane*Schakel Netherlands Keokuk Pella Schinkel Leotard Geil

Jesus Giving Life and Health Lesson Summary

International Sunday School Lesson by E V Good teaches Jairus faith and Jesus healing a dying daughter. The home theme covers life in the home, death, trouble, religion, and help, stressing prayer, God working through physicians, and Jesus restoring the girl who arose and walked.

Jesus Jairus

Grandma Amos, centenarian, dies at 101 in Indianola

Mrs. James Amos, known as Grandma Amela, died at her daughter Lorena Butler’s home last Saturday aged 101. Survivors and funeral details follow in the Indianola Tribune obituary.

Indianola Tribune James Amos Amela Lorena Butler

Climbing Roses Coming Soon at Local Theatre

A community theater feature titled Climbing Roses promises hearty laughs and lively character sketches. The cast includes Lucille Hollebrands, Martha De Boer, Vernon Van Ee, and Thelma Ulrich among others, with a subplot featuring a famed author incognito as a yardman and Peggie Rose the focus of attention.

Maggie Rose Im Rose Jim Rose Maggie Peggie Rose

Witty Exchange on Teeth and Chewing Habits

The dialogue compares dental choices to chewing habits and humorously contrasts a girl chewing gum with a cow chewing cud. It closes with a quip about the cow appearing thoughtful, highlighting playful banter between speakers.

Playing With Matches Fatal To Little Girl

Funeral services were held today for Betty Clark four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Taylor Clark of Kellogg who died in Grinnell hospital after a fire caused by playing with matches Betty and her twin brother Billy were lighting a box of matches when Betty’s clothing caught fire Their 15 year old brother Dale rushed to help and smothered the flames with a blanket She died after hours of suffering Betty is survived by her parents four brothers Dale Vernon Billy Raymond and one sister Mrs Everett Bell

Bogaard Nickolas Bogaard Home For Veenschoten Pella College Springs Town Carl Dulce New Mexico Ralph Helen Ano Mirror Betty Clark Taylor Clark Kellogg Grinnell Billy Betty Dale Vernon Raymond Everett Bell

Old Clipping From 1878 Tells Money Panic Tale

Knoxville Iowa reprints a Knox ville Journal article on currency inflation showing wholesale price comparisons between 1864 and 1878 in Ottumwa. Ira Monroe brought in the piece, citing dealers active in both periods and referencing their ledgers for facts.

Knoxville Iowa Knoxville Journal James Monroe Ira Monroe Ottumwa

Inflation and money value shifts in 1860s era prices

The excerpt argues irredeemable money has caused price inflation and uncertainty since 1864. It contrasts 1864 purchasing power with current values, noting business activity hampered by fluctuations and urging a return to specie footing to revive confidence and money flow in commerce.

Cuba Orleans

City Waterworks Worker Injured In Ditch Accident

John Haines, city waterworks employee, broke two leg bones when he slipped into a ditch near the Legion Home while testing a water main valve. City Clerk Theo Rosa accompanied him. Haines was blinded by water spray and transported to Yocom Hospital before planned return home later this week.

John Haines City

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