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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

4

Native of Pella Passes Beyond

Henrietta Jelsma Scharff born November 24 1851 on a Pella area farm died February 24 1932 at her son Ed Scharff’s home near Oskaloosa aged 80 years after a two month illness. She married Anne Scharff December 31 1868 and had ten children. survived by eight. Funeral at Central M E Church Oskaloosa burial at New Sharon. Also notes on Farm Bureau discussion about reopening a 15 percent rate increase case affecting livestock pricing and cooperation with state agencies and Iowa institutions.

Henrietta Jelsma Scharff Egbert Jelsma Pella Ed. Scharff Oskaloosa Anne Scharff Reformed Church Methodist Episcopal Church Lacey Central M. E. Church Sarah Scharff Eva Voss William B. Scharff Fremont Dora Molenburg New Sharon Dena Meyer Dudley Helen Groenenboom Rose Hill Garrett Scharff Ottumwa Ariel Scharff Emma Buell Moline Dean W. R. Reed John Fletcher College South Cemetery

New Hearing Granted on Freight Rates

Farm Bureau and allied groups have secured a reopening of docket 17 000 part 9 western district rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearings begin April 25 in Kansas City and run to April 30 with additional sessions in other western cities and a closing session in Chicago on June 6. Stakeholders will resume testimony from 1928 to show industry changes affecting livestock freight rates.

Farm Bureau Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas City Chicago

City Church Activities and Silage Tips Feature

Activities of City Churches detail services at Third Reformed and Second Reformed with sermon themes and organ selections. Also included are practical farming notes on making silage from beet tops and crowns, emphasizing quick processing, dirt-free tops, straw layering, moisture control, and proper packing.

Enduring faith in Pella PTA hinges on parental action

The Voice urges revival of the Pella Parent-Teacher Association, warning that apathy among parents jeopardizes children’s education. It praises teachers, notes milk-for-underfed programs, and calls for broader parent involvement, discipline in school matters, and a woman on the school board to foster child welfare.

Parent-Teachers Association Pella Frush

Cooperation Between Parents And Teachers Aims At Wonders

A school scene shows parents handing over a child to the teacher with relief and hope for evening relief. They expect wonders from the teacher, but real gains come from friendly, harmonious cooperation between parents and teachers toward the same goal, yielding incalculable results.

Mortuary notice for Mrs Gerrit Ippel near Pella

Mrs Gerrit Ippel died at her home ten miles north of Pella Tuesday afternoon aged 92 years six months and 29 days Funeral services were held today at noon at the home and 180 oclock at the First Christian Reformed church with Rev R J Danhof officiating and interment in Graceland cemetery She was born in the Netherlands on August 9 1839 and came to the United States 49 years ago She is survived by two daughters Mrs Wm Dieleman and Mrs John Vink and three sons at home Her husband died several years ago

Gerrit Ippel Pella First Christian Reformed Church R. J. Danhof Graceland Cemetery Ippel Netherlands Wm. Dieleman John Vink

Longtime Mahaska resident Miss Elizabeth Hamilton dies at 76

Elizabeth Ann Hamilton daughter of Robert and Rebecca Hamilton, born March 11 1854 in Mahaska county, died March 1 1932 at 12 80 p m aged 76 years 11 months 22 days. She lived a Christian life, taught Sunday school, and belonged to the Second Reformed church. Survived by sister Emma, brother Arthur, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral held Friday at 2 00 pm at home with Rev H C Jacobs and Rev R T Nordlund. interment Oakwood cemetery. Out of town mourners listed from Elkhorn Nebr Des Moines Albia Washington Nebr Valey Junction Iowa Knoxville Iowa.

Elizabeth Ann Hamilton Robert Rebecca Hamilton Mahaska County Mar Miss Hamilton A. E. Hirt Christ’s Kingdom Methodist Church Second Reformed Church Emma Hamilton Arthur Hamilton Long Beach Cal Charles Elenor Todd Los Angeles John Hamilton Elkhorn Nebr Edwin Oskaloosa Robert Hamilton William Hoffman Washington George Alexander Albia Bernie Bongers Lillian Warren C. H. Bell Des Moines Dick Redman A. de Bie Jess Clough

Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Hamilton

Emma Hamilton expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy during illness and death of her sister Elizabeth Hamilton. Gratitude extended for ministers comforting service and floral tributes, which spoke volumes of esteem.

Elizabeth Hamilton Emma Hamilton

Courthouse Statistics and Birth Records Update

License granted to Horace H. Brown of Taylor county and Myrtle H. Van Loon of Lucas county. Births since last report include William Dwaine Rankin Knoxville born Feb 16 1932 Maribelle Irene Lanphier Tracy born Feb 2 1982 Betty Louise Shoemaker Knoxville born Feb 27 1982 Milton Kenneth Ward Knoxville born Feb 29 1932 Phyllis Julene Des Camps Knox ville born Feb 26 1932 Dame C Vander Linden Pella born Feb 27 1982 Also notes dry lakes and ponds in Canada and a description of the liver fluke life cycle involving snails.

William Dwaine Lloyd J. Rankin Knoxville Maribelle Irene Fred Lanphier Tracy Betty Louise Arlie E. Shoemaker Milton Kenneth Marvin Reed Ward Phyllis Julene Rene Des Camps Dame C Clarence H. Vander Linden Pella

Many Mansions and the Way of Jesus

A Sunday school lesson by J A Lapham on John 14 verses, exploring Jesus comforting disciples, the idea of many mansions, the way to God, seeing Christ as seeing God, the Holy Spirit’s role, love as the key, and reflections on faith beyond the grave with historical quotes and practical questions for elementary classes. The plan invites children to trust God, understand the heavenly body, and discuss how Jesus leads and reveals God.

John Jesus Paul Christ Heaven Paus God Lacmec Janes H. Dunham Gates of Pearl William E. Biederwolf

Title of Insurance and Fair Treatment of Fire Losses

A Chron item notes that reputable stock insurers generally allow policyholders time to list personal losses and provide proof of fire loss. If a loss is inadequately documented, negotiations can reopen. Seller Jelsma Insurance Agency advertises 100 sheets typewriter paper.

Sella Jelsma

Electric Sparks Weekly by Van Den Berg Electric Co

A collection of catalog blurbs and light humor from Electric Sparks, including Home aids like the Sunbeam Mixmaster with two green bowls for 18.70, a humorous postman-Goldstein exchange, Hoover vacuum ads with prices, and a Chicago store blind stunt showing customers funded the blind box. The page blends product pitches with anecdotes and local ads.

van den Berg Electric Co Sunbeam

Political candidacy notices for Marion county offices

Editor Chronicle prints announcements from Ruby Rsherd Homer M Lyon and Ira A Ward. Ruby Rsherd seeks Democratic support for county recorder with June primaries. Homer M Lyon announces county attorney bid on Republican ticket in June primaries. Ira A Ward runs for Marion county sheriff on Republican ticket in June primaries.

Chronicle County Recorder Marion County Homer M. Lyon

Doctor Carl Aschenbrunner Seeks State Senate Seat

Dr Carl Aschenbronner announces candidacy for State Senate from Marion and Monroe counties, subject to Democratic voters in the primary. He pledges to act for the best interests of constituents if nominated and elected.

Marion Monroe Carl Aschenbrenner, M

Gholson Announces Candidacy for Marion County Representative

B H Gholson declares plans to run in the June Democratic primary for state legislature representing Marion County and asks for public support from voters and party adherents.

Marion County B. H. Gholson

Thousand People Gather in New Sharon for Dividend

New Sharon residents crowded streets on February 20 to receive share of 54 000 dollars from two closed banks. The New Sharon State Bank paid final 12 percent dividend to depositors, totaling around 26 000 dollars. Citizens State Bank issued initial 10 percent dividend, about 28 000 dollars, with prior deposits yielding roughly 67 percent. Local banks’ closure left many in hardship though cash distributions provide relief and support for families and businesses. Some barbers discussed action with Pratt and Kelley but no steps yet.

Barnes City News New Sharon State Bank Citizens State Bank Pratt and Kelley

Indianola Barbers Protest Assessment Exemption

Indianola barbers protested a tax value on items in barber shops claiming tools like scissors razors and other equipment are exempt as mechanics tools. County Auditor Carl F Brown followed state board guidance noting barber shop fixtures and mirrors may be exempt but faced pushback from barbers over specific notices.

Indianola Carl F. Brown State Board of Assessment Brown

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