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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

7

Central College Records Strong Season With Narrow Wins

Central College basketball beat Parsons 26 to 21 and Iowa Wesleyan 23 to 22 at Mt Pleasant before winning nine of ten games this season. Coach Warren praised the team’s clean play and the year’s strong finish, with a cantata planned for next term and a class play sought for commencement. The Spring vacation starts March 31.

College Cents College Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Parsons Central Boys Parsons Central Young RF van Zante Howard Boyd Hinkhouse O Cloez Case Rempe Gates Ashenbrenner Case Hinkhouse Close McEachren Grinnell Mt Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan Central van Zante DeCook Hagie Boyd Duncan Aschenbrenner Mauch Closz Lodwick Rempe Tiede VanZante Tiede Pelle Penn Leander Clark Des Moines D.M.C Toledo Oskaloosa Fairfield Warren Central College

Tiger Juniors Close Season in Hard Fought Year

The Pella Tiger Jr. Basket Ball Quintette ended a strong season with an 8 win to 5 loss record, tallying 108 points to opponents 79. Captain Geo Ver Steeg led the squad alongside Manager Rube Brand with Bernie Vander Linden Bert Holtze Will Onstien and Will De Wit. The Juniors beat Oskaloosa Y. M. C. A. and suffered a one point loss to P. H. S. Reserve. The club practiced with the first team and aims for more outside games next year.

Pella Tiger Jr Ottumwa Y. M.C. A Tiger Tigers Jr A “ Se Oskaloosa Y. M.C. A Geo. Ver Steeg Rube Brand Bernie Vander Linden Bert Holtze Will Onstien Will de Wit

Declamatory Contest Set For Friday Night at Auditorium

The final High School declamatory contest will be held Friday night in the auditorium with eleven contestants chosen by two preliminaries. The program will start at 7 45 p.m. sharp. Contestants include Dramatic class Sarah Brunin Gertrude Den Hartog Leona Hunt and Gertrude Klein.

Sarah Brunin Gertrude den Hartog Leona Hunt Gertrude Klein

Quieting Title Suit in Marion County Iowa

Public notice to John Burkhout Regina Burkhout and unknown heirs that R A Carrier petitions the Marion County District Court to quiet title to a described parcel in the original town of Pella. The filing notes Burkhout acquired the property May 13 1856 by a record deed and details the lot block and metes and bounds of the land in question.

John Burkhout Regina Burkhout John Nollen Pa Wanniewitz Pella Marion County Iowa Jaws Pinintiff Knoxville Regina Burkhout District Court R.A. Carrier

Eggs for Hatching from Barred Rocks at Sadler’s Farm

R. R. Sadler of Pella Iowa offers eggs for hatching from his Barred Rocks. Prices listed are 15 for 60 cents, 30 for $1.00, and 100 for $3.00. Eggs are sold at the home and not packed for shipping. records show laying strain.

R. R. Sadler Pella Iowa

Leighton notes and visits amid local life

Henry Ver Ploeg remains seriously ill. Anna and Ed Tysseling visited B Van Maanen home. Julius Ustermarkt welcome a baby girl. Letta Van Maanen traveled to Prairie City for a few days with Mrs. Dick De Wit. Van Pilsum De Prenger Tobie De Heer returned from Chicago. Kryn Ver Ploeg a visitor from Oskaloosa. B Van Maanen reports another tile carload. Ladies Aid met at Mrs D Van Howeling. Word arrived of Mrs. Robert Adair’s death in Oskaloosa. she previously lived south of Leighton.

Julius Ustermarkt Letta van Maanen Prairie City Dick de Wit John van Pilsum Con de Prengert Tobie de Heer Chicago Kryn Ver Ploeg Oskaloosa B. van Masnen Ladies Aid Society D. van Howeling Robert Adair Adair Leighton

Sully Social Notes Highlight Winter Visits and Town News

Grandpa Youngkin returns home after winter with Schull Youngkin and families in Reynolds and Des Moines. Artie Sparke visits Newton, meeting Mrs Sparke’s parents the Schnells back from Florida after three months. Elmer Newell moves to a new home near Marshalltown. Brayton of Murphy visits Aunt Jane Haines and family. Dan Richards returns from Sully to work north of Newton. Odd Alexander visits cousins Swisher and Quinn families amid a stormy Saturday. Haxeat social nets $28.60.

Grandpa Youngkin Schull Youngkin Des Moines Dave Youngkin Reynolds Florida Elmer Newell Killduff Marshalltown John Brayton Murphy Jane Haines Jay Quinn Dan Richards Haines Sully Hoys

Local Social Notes and Family Events From Sully Area

Miss Bertha Aynore visits with Fred Aylmore and wife. Funeral of Grandma Hemmer at Mt. Zion Church. Mrs. Eliza J. Haines received apricot preserves from Mrs. W. N. Talbot. Albert and wife own a fine west farm. Train derailment delays commute. Miss Sadie Sjaardma and Mr. Ruth Kalden Berg wed at Sully home. Kalden Berg builds new house southeast of town. Des Moines visits and auto show attendance noted. Conversation includes local visits and upcoming nuptials.

Bertha Aynore Fred Aylmore Alva Hammer Mise Nancie Miron Brayson Grandma Hemmer Mt. Zion Church Grandma Eliza J. Haines W. N. Talbot Talbot Colorado Albert Wife West Will Obrien Newton Patrick Obrien Bruce Obrien Ray Agar Sully Aaron Flaugh Des Moines W.N. Talbot Ashal Shafer Vander Berg Killduff Lynnville Myrtle Haines Fred Haines Sadie Sjaardma Ruth Kalden Berg Danhof Kalden Berg Richard Sparke Ruth Sparks

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Pella Resident

N Van Maren, a blacksmith in Pelle, Tow a, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief for an acute backache and sharp twinges when rising from a chair, describing them as a good remedy. The letter touts widespread citizen gratitude and urges others to try the remedy.

Pella Doan N. van Maren Pelle Towa Dean

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony Promoted

In 1912 Mr Van Maren affirmed Doan's Kidney Pills from Cole's Drug Store cured his kidney trouble and kept him free from ailment. January 25, 1912 testimony repeats endorsement and claims no need for a kidney remedy since. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.

Doan Cole van Maren Cts Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York

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Lincoln Tiger Juniors Chambers Lorin N. Hays ROYAL Henry Ver Ploeg Anna Ed Tysseling B. van Maanen Will Miller Nell Rose F. de Reus M. Vander Linden Vander Linden F. D. Stubenrauch Paul Synhorst Ottumwa Puritan Drug Co John Hee BFS
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