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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
2
A design guide on balancing patterned and plain surfaces in Colonial style rooms. It cites wallpaper choices, color schemes with violet blue, powder blue, peach, and yellow, and how florals like orchids inspire drapery, bedcovers, and canopies. Four poster beds and canopies receive versatile, delicate treatments.
The piece describes formal twin beds with a wood frame and moire silk spreads in two tones, pink ribbon details, and a dressing case setup with mirrors. One dressing case sits by a window with a blue flounce and lamps, another stands against a wall adorned with gold fruit clusters, presenting a refined colonial bedroom vignette.
Delegates from across Marion County gathered at the courthouse to select state convention delegates. Charles Miller of Albia delivered a keynote praising President Hoover. Resolutions urged tax cuts and government cost reductions while affirming loyalty to Lincoln Roosevelt Hoover and the party’s historic principles.
Pasture grasses offer vitamins minerals and often high grade protein but nutritive value varies with growth stage Young leafy grass is richer in protein and soluble carbohydrates and digests more easily than mature stalky grass Grazing to keep young leaves growing boosts value and when stalks form pastures should be clipped with a mower to maintain quality
A county convention of peace officers will be held at the courthouse in Knoxville on Thursday March 24. Sheriff Ira A Ward announced the event inviting town and township officers to attend with registration from 8 to 10 am. The program includes talks by L D Teter Harold Clements state agent Norman R Heys and others with demonstrations on prisoner handling and cooperation between sheriff and city police as part of a state Bureau of Investigation series to aid county officers in halting crime.
A fragmentary notice hints at a forthcoming startling revelation by the Philo-Alethian Societies. An agnostic anecdote is used to tease the event, with a minister’s quip about death and place. Chronicle Want Ads promise results.
Mrs Anna Godron 69 White South Dakota died in Des Moines General Hospital on Sunday while visiting her son Paul Born Anna Van Ham in Pella she lived at the brick house on West Franklin near the G A Stout residence Funeral services were held in Des Moines Monday at 10 a m and the body sent to White South Dakota for interment Survived by sons Paul and Carl W and daughters Mrs Eugene Murphy Mrs Otto Potner and Mrs Pearl Bergess
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