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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1923

Page

5

Child Killed by Car on Street

Dickie Vanden Berg ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Vanden Berg of 1111 Washington Street was fatally struck by a Des Moines bound automobile while playing near his home. He crossed to chase a ball and was hit after failing to see the oncoming car. He suffered severe injuries and died at 3 30 p m. Funeral at First Christian Reformed church followed by burial in Comotory grave.

Dickie Vanden Berg Wm. Vanden Berg Washington Street W. H. Fowler Des Moines Sybenga Dick John Vanden Berg Christian Reformed Church

Gideon Sunday in Pella March 18th

A Gideons event in Pella on March 18 features a union service at 7 30 p m in the Second Reformed church. The group places Bibles in hotel rooms and promotes Christian fellowship among traveling salesmen aiding spiritual guidance nationwide.

Gideon Pella Second Reformed Church Gideons

Pella High School Dominates Declamatory Contest

Pella High School swept sub district declamatory honors at Knoxville with Frances Ver Steeg winning highest county class for drama, Gerrit Popma taking oratory, and Margaret Cochrane top in humorous. This marks a rare all three top wins by one school. They advance to district then state contests with hope of further honors.

Pella Knoxville Frances Ver Steeg Gerrit Popma Margaret Cochrane

Central Debaters Win Here Lose at Penn

Central College debaters defeated Penn College at home in Pella and were defeated at Oskaloosa. The teams debated the cabinet parliamentary system of government. Central participants at Pella included Floyd Nagel Calvin Schnucker and Henry Rozendaal. at Oskaloosa they were Harold Bauer Connie De Bruin and Aber Klaaren.

Central College Penn College College Chapel Oskaloosa United States Central Pella Floyd Nagel Calvin Schnucker Henry Rozendaal Harold Bauer Connie de Bruin Aber Klaaren

Conditions Favorable At Railway Station

A Rock Island station in Pella is praised for cleanliness and good order. Waiting rooms are scrubbed regularly, doors have mats for shoe wiping, and warming efforts this winter improve traveler comfort. The public is urged to cooperate with plans to improve the depot grounds to harmonize with nearby park improvements.

Chronicle Rock Island Pella

Three candidates for school director named on ballot

The ballot lists incumbents J. H. Cochrane and Simon De Haan and newcomer C. H. Wormhoudt for school director. Nominees H. P. Van Gorp D. W. Gaass and Dick Den Adel withdrew. Election is next Monday afternoon per this week's Chronicle notice.

J. H. Cochrane Simon de Haan C. H. Wormhoudt H. P. van Gorp D. W. Gaass Dick den Adel Chronicle

Ladies Glee Club Makes Big Hit at State Contest

The Iowa Collegiate Forensic Association held its state contest in Central College Chapel with eight Iowa college groups and a Penn College delegation. The Ladies Glee Club, under Mrs. T. H. Liggett, performed Amaryllis, Mammy's Lullaby, Tally Ho and Bells of St. Mary's, earning enthusiastic applause and a vote of thanks from Prof. Barnes. The group will perform a home concert March 18 before touring to New York and the East.

Iowa Collegiate Forensic Association Central College Chapel Iowa Penn College Oskaloosa Amarylis Aeeees Partlow Mammy Dvorak Spross Tally Hol Seeees Leoni Clarke Wai Spross St. Mary’s Adams Prof Barnes Iowa: State Teacher's College of Cedar Falls T. H. Liggett Voice Central College New York City

Many Candidates at the Pella City Primary

Voters on Tuesday nominated two tickets for city offices in Pella with an open field. All incumbents declined reelection this year, leading to an unusually large slate for mayor aldermen and park commissioners. Two tickets will contest the March 26 election led by two committeemen from each ward. For the first time a woman appears on the city ticket and women served on the election board as pioneers.

Pella Board of Aldermen T. G. Fultz H. F. Johnson D. G. van Zante Fultz Johnson Nick Vander Ploeg Peter van Sittert Aan c R . J. Lautenbach N. van Maren J. Plender Lautenbach Plender Bert Hagen P. H. Kuyper A. P. Nanders John Vander Ploeg J. S. Wilson Simon de Haan J. P. Klein Ben Kuyk H. Rhynsburger D. C. van Zante Rhynsburger H. Reuvers J. Vander Lyde D. D. Dieleman John van Hemert Chas. Hoeksema J. G. Sybenga Dieleman Sybenga G. Bennink S. H. Deuwstra C. P. Dykstra Geo. Heeren Isaac van Nimwegen G. Ver Dught Douwstra Heeren W. A. Butt Billy J. J. Blommers W. H. Vander Ploeg H. S. Keables H. D. van Zante B. H. Sack M. C. Slob George Ramsey H. P. Vander Meulen

Oskaloosa Chicken Thieves Take Setting Hens in Barn

Mrs A H Newlin reports the theft of four setting hens nests and eggs from a room inside her building. The roosting chickens were left untouched and the thief passed through the area with no other birds missing. Mrs Gradys Vander Waal visited Otley Saturday to help care for her mother in law, Mrs P Vander Waal who is ill.

A. H. Newlin Oskaloosa Herald Gradys Vander Waal Otley P. Vander Waal

Simpson Wins State Oratorical Meet at Central College

The Iowa state oratorical contest for young men took place at Central College March 1 and 2 with nine colleges represented. Final top three were Dillon of Simpson, Cannon of Morning Side, and Sabin of Penn College. Vern Conover of Penn College won the extemporaneous segment. Attendance and interest were strong across campus and town.

College Central College Iowa Gattiwaard Central Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Western Union Lemars College Chapel Second Reformed Church Upper Iowa University Penn Colege Simpson Buena Vista Morning Side Luther Parsons Ellsworth Cornie A. de Bruin Dillon Simpson College Cannon Sabin Penn College League of Nations Vern Conover

Knoxville to Have a New Hospital

Drs Mater and McClain lease the S C Johnston mansion at East Seventh and Montgomery and will open an up to date hospital in April. Dr Mater operates a small Dallas county hospital for years. Dr McClain is a noted Des Moines specialist. The building has sixteen rooms and spacious halls with ideal surroundings. We have long needed a hospital and have finally secured one.

Ugh Knoxville Journal

Vets in Prison to be Examined in Iowa

Des Moines reports Gov. John J. Blaine of Wisconsin plans for physical and mental exams of war veterans in prison. Gov. Kendall says Iowa has long moved ex soldiers to hospitals when needed, transferring ten men from Fort Madison and Anamosa to government facilities. He believes prison unsuitable for such cases and notes favorable results. A detainee from Anamosa to Colfax hospital later returned seeking guidance.

Des Moines John J. Blaine Wisconsin N. E. Kendall Towa Fort Madison Anamosa Reformatory Iowa Kendall Anamosa Government Hospital Colfax

Penn Beats Central 43 to 18 In Oskaloosa

The Penn Quakers defeated Central 43 to 18 on the Oskaloosa high school floor. Penn set the pace early, outscoring Central 22 to 7 in the first half and maintaining control throughout the game. Key contributors included Houser Bosley Whitlock and Neiswanger for Penn, while Van Doorninck led Central with three goals.

Oskaloosa Herald Central Penn Pela Oskaloosa High School Quakers Houser Bosley Whitlock Neiswangera Penn Did Some Splendid Work Guarding, Holding the Flashy Flikkema van Doorninck Flikkema Skinney Neiswanger Arlo Sanderson Anderson Collins Johnson Kessler E. Neiswanger Boeyink de Boer Lautenbach Reeverts van Doornine Dykstra de Vrie Lot F Tikkema Boe Ink Hedges Cornell

Third Legion picture proves to be thriller

The third in the American Legion series, Cardigan, portrayed events before the American Revolution. Despite a fair crowd, attendees applauded and youth showed enthusiasm. The plot centers on the English commissioner's scheme to divide colonists from Indians, with a young American aiding the colonies and a sentimental love thread. An initial reel winding delay was resolved after a half hour, with Tu dor Kempkes leading the orchestra. The Legion drum and bugle corps debuted publicly, parading and signaling future Legion significance.

American Legion Cardigan Chronicle Tudor Kempkes Legion

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Pella High School Ladies Glee Club Central College Girls Third Legion
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