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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1914

Page

5

Bids Opened for Paving on City Streets

The council opened bids Wednesday for paving sections of Oskaloosa Main Franklin Broadway and Washington streets. Specifications cover 400 cubic yards excavation 37710 square yards surface paving and 2378 feet of curb and gutter. Bidders include Spaulding Kerns Des Moines Asphalt Capital City Concrete Construction Springfield Turner Western Construction Bryant Asphalt J S McLaughlin Red Oak W Horrabin Iowa City Ford Cedar Rapids Lautenbach Den Adel Pella. A bid table is presented and the council will reconvene Friday to act on bids.

Oskaloosa St Main St Franklin St Broadway Washington St Gutter Spaulding & Kerns Des Moines Asphalt Paving Co Capital City Concrete Construction Co Springfield, Tr Turner Improvement Co Western Construction Co Iowa City Bryant ‘Asphalt Paving Co Watrloo J. S McLaughlin & Sons Red Oak Trinidad Lake Utah Gilsonite Utah California San

Tigers Defeat Ellsworth Giants 29 to 27 for Iowa Title

The Pella Tigers edged the Ellsworth Giants 29 27 to complete a near flawless season. Big John Olsen delivered eight goals for Ellsworth before a first half arm injury to J Olsen altered the pace. Pella showcased sharp passing and teamwork as coach Warren praised the title run and Tigers earned statewide amateur honors in Iowa.

Giants Big John Olsen C.olsen Big John Ellsworth Giants Pella Tigers J. Olsen F. Rhynsburger Olsen L. FP Scholte Hendrickson Keables Kallem DenAdel Peterson Kuyper Ivenson J. Rhynsburger Peterson

Will Keep Open House for J M Cox Birthday

J M Cox will hold an open house on Monday March 23 from two to five and seven to ten in the evening at his Main Street home in Polla. The event marks his 69th birthday and 48 years in railroad service. Mrs Cox joins in inviting friends and nearby citizens to attend. WANTED Young man as clerk at Keables Drug Store Ad

J.M. Cox Mr. Cox Mrs. Cox Polla Main Street Keables

Pella Gazette 1859 Nov 26 details mail and market

An 1859 copy notes eastern mail arrives nightly except Sunday while western mail runs daily except Saturday. Direct routes from Knoxville Chariton and Montezuma are listed with schedules. Peter Barendregt is postmaster. Services in Dutch and English churches cited. Retail prices for flour corn meal butter eggs and more recorded. Gazette proclaims Republican politics and condemns John Brown raid, praising cautious Virginia chivalry. Advertisers include Central University with Dr Elihu Gunn. No local news items.

Knoxville Chariton Newton Montezuma Peter Barendregt Pella American House John Carson Gazette John Brown Harper's Ferry Brown Virginia Central University Elihu Gunn D. C. A. Stoddard

Celebrate Silver Wedding Of Mr and Mrs John D Rietveld

Mr and Mrs John D Rietveld north of town celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last Friday. Many friends visited through the day with generous gifts and refreshments. The Chronicle joins well wishers in hoping for many more anniversaries.

John D. Rietveld the Chronicle

Wedding of Everett C Kruse and Christena Boat

At noon today March 19 the marriage of Everett C Kruse man to Christena R Boat takes place at the bride’s parents home near Sully witnessed by relatives and friends. The Chronicle extends congratulations.

Everett C. Kruseman Christena R. Boat A. G. Boat Sully the Chronicle

DenAdel and VanHemert Wed In Bethel Neighborhood

On Thursday morning March 12 at 9 58 o clock Justice G VanVliet joined Abraham DenAdel of Bethel and Wilhelmina VanHemert of this city in marriage. The ceremony occurred at VanVliet s home and the couple will reside on a farm near Bethel church. The Chronicle offers best wishes for their happiness and prosperity.

Justice G. VanVliet Abraham DenAdel Bethel Wilhelmina VanHemert Mr. VanVliet

Hamilton-Osgood Marriage in Pella Iowa 1914

Agnes Hamilton and Royal B. Osgood were married March 1 1914 in Lucas Iowa. Both attended Central College last year where they met. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Hamilton of Lucas. Groom is son of Rev B M Osgood pastor in Mason City. They will reside in Des Moines.

Pella Lucas Iowa Agnes Hamilton Royal B. Osgood Central College John B. Hamilton B. M. Osgood Baptist Church Mason City Des Moines

Great White Way Picnic To Bring 1000 Cars To Muscatine

Muscatine Auto Club President W N Narvis announced the Great White Way picnic will draw over 1,000 automobiles to Muscatine in August. The state group has approved Muscatine as the picnic hub during picnic week, aligned with watermelon time. Signs will mark the official route into and out of town, passing the new hotel likely to serve as motorist headquarters.

Muscatine Iowa Great White Way

Iowa California Picnic Draws Hawkeyes in Big LA Event

A 1913 Los Angeles Iowa picnic drew 25 000 to 50 000 attendees with former Pella residents listed among participants. Speakers included Charles W. Fairbanks and Arthur Reynolds. officers elected for the coming year included C E Stewart as honorary president and Judge Curtis D Wilbur as president.

G. A. van der Meulen Los Angeles Pella Iwhco Iowa East Lake M. Kirch G. A. Vander Meulen Wester “Toc Hicwie Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana M. Fairbanks Fairbanks Arthur Reynolds Amercan Banker's Association Hawkeye J. A. Rominger Long Beach Association George C. Wright Des Moines C. E. Stewart Passadena Curtis D. Wilbur

Sermon Themes At Baptist Church And Denomination Series

Church notes announce next Sunday's morning sermon on The Application of Parables and an evening talk on The Exciting Element in Christs Ministry focusing on Jesus last week. The Baptist service continues Our Denomination series with Our Programs in the morning and Knowing God in the evening. Teacher Training Class Friday March 20 at 8 15 p m lesson 10 The Pupil. Prof Childs will begin next week on The Teacher you should hear him.

Cond Christ Jesus Christ Childs

Obituaries From Pella Area March 1914 Deaths

Mrs Jan Frederik VanZee died at home near Pella on March 15 1914 of rheumatism of the heart aged 63 leaving a husband six children. Funeral at home March 17 conducted by Rev C DeLeuw. Interment Porterville cemetery. Mrs L Monster died at her Pella home March 13 1914 of cancer aged 60 with six children. Funeral at Third Reformed Church March 16 interment First Reformed cemetery. Mrs H Van Rees aged above 84 died March 15 1914 at home west part of town. Funeral at Second Christian Reformed Church March 17 interment First Reformed cemetery.

Jan Frederik VanZee Pella VanZee

Two Local Deaths Reported Near Pella and Durham

Mrs. VanderHeiden aged 28 died March 15 1914 at home south of town from tuberculosis leaving husband and four children. Funeral held at her mother’s home conducted by Rev Filmer interment Eureka cemetery. Cornelius DeGoey died March 16 1914 at his home seven miles north of Pella aged about 52 after anaemia illness. Funeral held March 18 at home and Bethel church interment First Reformed cemetery north of Pella.

John VanderHeiden VanderHeiden John Wilson Cornelius DeGoey Pella Mr. Goey DeGoey Oskaloosa Bethel Church Rev A. TePaske Bethel First Reformed

Card of Thanks and School Contract Bids At Pella Iowa

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after bereavement and floral offerings to Mrs N Versteeg and Children. Notice to contractors invites sealed bids by the Secretary of the Independent School District of Pella for carpenter work at Webster school, bids due by 4 pm April 13 1914, board reserves right to reject all bids.

Independent School District Pella Iowa Webster Board of Directors D. G. Gosseling Lincoln

Why Is a Dude The Why of a Dude Examined

A quizzical piece questions the value and uses of a dude, urging a clear, intelligent explanation. The writing invites highbrow testimony to define the whyfore of a dude, promising ongoing cogitation and debate.

Marion County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary Nomination

E. Cronkhite announces candidacy for sheriff of Marion County subject to June Democratic primaries. He urges party voters to consider his bid and notes his intent to run under the Democratic banner in the upcoming election.

Marion County E. Cronkhite

County Board Lets Contracts For Ninety Nine Bridges In Iowa

The board of supervisors awarded 99 bridge and culvert contracts totaling 56,628.42 dollars, under the engineer’s estimate by 3,746.56. Thirteen bidders submitted bids. awards went to the lowest responsible bidders across nine groups. State engineers praised County Engineer Price for plans and savings, noting the work would have cost 10 to 15 thousand more under the old plan.

County Board Iowa Board of Supervisors State Commission Price Federal Bridge Company Des Moines Red Rock Perry Marsh Engineering Co Pleasant Grove Franklin Swan A. Phelps Knoxville Dallas Washington Indiana Phelps Polk Summit Town

Auto Fire Destroys J. B. Hoit Touring Car

J B Hoits seven passenger White touring car burned between five and six Thursday morning near Penn College on the return from New Sharon. Chauffeur Chas Richmond and a teen named Taylor were present as the carburetor backfired and caused the fire. Fire department arrived promptly and extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Wiring, cover, upholstering, and paint were damaged. the car is out of service pending repairs in Oskaloosa.

J. B. Hoit Chas Richmond Taylor New Sharon Penn College Oskaloosa

School Board Rejects Bids For Plumbing Contract

The board reserved the right to reject bids submitted for plumbing work at Webster and Lincoln school buildings, signaling potential reassessment or rebid actions by the district. The note discusses the secretary’s handling of the bidding process and the board’s discretionary authority.

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J. W. Todd Kruseman—Boat DenAdel—VanHemert Osgood—Hamilton Hand OF Death van Rees Dude N. J. Gesman Clay and Liberty Townships Thor Construction Co Cedar Falls Knoxville Journal
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