Local News Roundup From Pella and Surrounds
Local residents attend events and relocate homes in Pella Iowa and nearby towns. Notable items include Mr and Mrs W E Lauterbach returning from Y M C A work in Europe, M T Paardekooper moving into his Main Street home, and multiple mentions of visits, moves, and business in Pella, Ottumwa, Des Moines, and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Koster
Prairie City
W. E. Lauterbach
Y. T. van Niewaal
Germany
Poland
International
M. T. Paardekooper
John A. van der Linden
Main Street
Local residents with travels and visits to Pella
L M Donai of Sheldon spent several days in Pella on business. Dorris Hill, a schoolgirl staying with Mr and Mrs Clark Richardson, returned to Waterloo on Saturday. Mrs J M Cox and Mrs Nora Scholte visited Des Moines last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hackett
Des Moines
Pella
G. van Dusseldorp
Little Son
Fairmount
Herman Dirks
South Side
de Wit Bros
L. M. Donai
Sheldon
Dorris Hill
Clark Richardson
Waterloo
J. M. Cox
Nora Scholte
Walapai Clark Ends The Apache Terror
Walapai Clark, a former government scout, tracks the Apache Kid in the Santa Catalina mountains near Tucson. After a night ambush during a mare theft Clark shoots two approaching figures. one is a squaw. The Kid escapes, later presumed to have crawled into a cave to die, ending his raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walapai Clark
Arizona
Geronimo
Miles
Apache Kid
Jack Clark
Condon
Santa Cataline Mountains
Tucson
Clark
Walapal
Santa Catalinas
Walapai
Annual Meeting Notice for Pella Independent District
The Pella Independent District invites qualified electors of Pella Marion County Iowa to an annual meeting at City office on the second Monday in March 1923 from 1:00 to 7:00 PM Two directors will be named for a three year term replacing Simon De Haan and J H Cochrane The meeting is for lawful business March 2 1923 D G Gosselink Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Pella City
Marion
Towa
Simon de Haan
J. H. Cochrane
Program at Third Reformed Church for Central College proceeds
A Saturday program on March 12, 1923 under the League for Service at Third Reformed Church features Rev G Hankamp and multiple Central College musical groups. Performances include a glee club reading The Wanderer of the Ninety and Nine, a central college quartet, instrumental pieces, readings, and an Elsa's Promise reading, with proceeds benefiting Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Reformed Church
League For Service
Rev
G. Hankamp
Glee Club
Donnell Central College
Lie Judith de Jong
Wanderer of
Waldrum
Harold Klein
Pella City Council March 6 1928 Proceedings
The City Council of Pella Iowa met in regular session March 6 1928. Minutes read and approved. A petition urged submitting a two mill bond tax to voters at the next city election. Petition verified. the question to be submitted. A resolution appointed election judges clerks and polling places. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign acceptance of a motor fire truck. City Treasurer's monthly report showed a balance of 89797.92 and was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
House Sale at Public Auction In Dick Hagen Property
A house known as the Dick Hagen home including a summer kitchen will be sold off the lot at public auction on Saturday March 10 at 2 30 p m The notice notes the sale as a local public auction and lists the property as the Hagen house with the summer kitchen Diamonds Called Good Omens appears as an artifact in the text and is not part of the sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hagen
Jarnagin Van Baren Wedding at Monroe Farm
On March 7 two local families joined as Helen Vesta Van Baren wed Hubert Jarnagin at the bride’s Monroe home. The bride, sister to a Central College conservatory pupil, and the groom, a Des Moines University student, plan to reside on a Monroe area farm. The Chronicle extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarnagin-Van Baren
Wm. van Baren
Monroe
Helen Vesta
Hubert Jarnagin
Central College Conservatory of Music
Jarnagin
Des Moines University
The
Chronicle
Rhode Island Reds for Egg Producers Cull on Lincoln Street
Joe C. Van der Heuvel advertises Rhode Island Reds on Lincoln Street for large extra heavy layers cull for egg producers. Telephone 282 Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Joe C. Vander Heuvel
Lincoln St
For Sale Large Lot of Hens Horses Wagons and More
Eight dozen good laying hens and ten roosters including some full blooded Anconas. One good work horse valued at 1100. One spring wagon. One buggy and many other items to be sold. Call on Olof Truman at Andy Nelson's farm half a mile south of Howell Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olof Truman
Andy Nelson
Howell Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Sheesley
Taintor
A. T. Klein
Tone Rouwenhorst
Roy McNies
Ottumwa
J. C. Blunk
C. H. Luthey
John R. Kuiper
Henry Inman
Sigourney
Veda
Verda Vander Pol
Jeannette Kool
John Hoogenakker
Pena
Dick Doedyns
Tom Constantine
Penn Central
Oskaloosa
John Klearx
Gaas
N. van Haaften
John van Dyk
East First Street
Columbus Street
H. L. Sherman
Jacob Zigler
North Main Street
Jim van Weelden
G. W. Geerlings
West Union Street
Nick Jansen
Geerlings
H. Lubbers
de Bruin
East Pella
Jansen
Clarence Renaud
Otley
L. Popma’s
V. V. Kramer
Chronicle Force
Penn College
Lyle
Dena Vanden Berg
Joe
Washington, D. C
Jeannette Vriezelaar
S. Sullivan
Margaret de Reus
A. Waechter
J. J. Jonkers
M. de Reus
Leighton
H. R
Pud) Ballard
Pershing
Mississippi Valley Baseball League
Pud
Bussey
Lugene de Wit
Walter de Wit
Knoxville
Pella Junior Tigers
Frank Kester
P. H. van Gorp
Fox and Aschenbrenner
Albert van Gorp
Wright
Wm. van Marel
Cr. Wesselink
Frederic
Dickie Vanden Berg
M. L. Curtis
Journal of
W. J. Casey
Expres
S. A. Maxwell
Sides
Pharmacy
Amet
van den Berg & Co
Delco Shop
Central College
Madame X
Christina Scholten
Elsa's
Caroline Pethoven
Hollandsch Doxology
Ischap Ie
Des Moines Register
A. C. Kuyp
de Reus
South Pella
Standard Station
Matt Hocksema
Auto Service Co
Puritan Drug Co
Heerema Bros
Chicago
G. & W. Hat Shop
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