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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1918

Page

9

Charley Atkins Receives Croix de Guerre Honor

Central College alumnus Charley Atkins, once of Pella and Winterset Iowa, is named among twenty five Rainbow Division soldiers decorated by the French commander with the Croix de Guerre for valor in action. Atkins led a platoon finder in demolished terrain repelling a counter attack during the European campaign.

Central College Charley Atkins Pella Charley Rainbow Division Alkins Charles W. Atkins Winterset Iowa Mr. Atkins

Red Cross Notes and Tiger Basketball Benefit

The local Red Cross chapter owes $15.50 for a Bell schoolhouse entertainment and thanks the contributors. Tiger basketball, managed by Frank Den Adel, will face a Central College celebrity team on Wednesday March 28 to raise funds for Red Cross work. Also, credit to Martin Thomassen for half a bushel of 1916 seed corn to be auctioned at J. H. Soeten’s sale Saturday afternoon.

Red Cross Bell Tiger Frank den Adel Central College Martin Thomassen J. H. Soetens

Coming Play Mrs Temple Telegram Newspaper Notice

A farce in three acts by the Ladies Federated Club at the high school auditorium on March 29 1918 features cast including Jack Temple Frank Fuller Joy Vander Linden Captain Sharpe Lon Wormhoudt Wiggins Gerald Rysdam John Brown Mrs Jack Temp Dorothy Mrs Fuller Mrs John Brown Glen Nuby Marie Rhynsburger Clara Waechter Nettle Black Fak tind Leona Reuvers with acts set Morning Afternoon Evening Place London Time Present Geo Francis Sadler dramatic coach Mrs J Mittem manager. Lt Harry McCulloch veterinary service army visiting Pella Chronicle office call kept date clear Ady.

Jack Temple Frank Fuller Joy Vander Linden Sharpe Lon Wormhoudt Wiggins Gerald Rysdam John Brown Jack Dorothy Fuller Glen Nuby Marie Rhynsburger Clara Waechter -Nettle Black Fak Leona Reuvers London Geo. Francis Sadler Mittem Federated Club

City Council Proceedings March 19 1918 Pella Iowa

City Clerk reports regular meeting of Pella Iowa council on March 19 1918 with Mayor Vanden Berg presiding. Council members present except Wormboudt. Petitions for sewer joint connection granted subject to rules. Gunn road drag ordered on trial and to be shipped. Lumber sale proceeds $89.40 deposited. Coal unloading contract at 16 cents per ton and door repairs noted. Water mains extension planned with carload purchase. Electric department receipts $2167.28, disbursements $1648.59. Bond and interest payments listed for several bonds. Warrants authorized. Motor damage at Des Moines repair shop to be rewound and frame repaired after Transfer Co. waiver. Meeting adjourned.

Pella Towa Vanden Berg Wormboudt Light and Water Committee Electric Department Improvement Fund Des Moines A. C. Kuyper

Central Minnesota land sale and farming ad

Diversified farming opportunity advertised by Benton County Real Estate Co offering land in Central and Northern Minnesota. Promotes stock raising dairy ing small grains corn clover timothy vegetables and fruits with low prices and easy terms. Contact Sauk Rapids Minnesota.

Minnesota Benton County Real Estate Co Sauk Rapids

Fire damages multiple barns and homes in city blaze

A fast moving fire started in a Geurt Thomassen barn at Washington and West First, destroying a barn, a barber shop storehouse, and Mrs. Koolman’s home. Fire spread to nearby sheds and garages with evacuations of goods, with no animals harmed. Authorities plan stricter setbacks for similar structures.

Geurt Thomassen Washington West First Streets R. Bosveld C. Koolman West First Street George Kimmel

Garden City Feeder workers form Patriotic Service League

The Garden City Feeder company office force and shopmen organized the Garden City Patriotic Service League with 106 initial members at the K P hall. Officers are H. P. Van Gorp president W. S. Riddle vice president N. Firth secretary and Abe Buwalda treasurer. Over 9000 dollars pledged for War Savings Stamps, later reports indicate total near 10000 dollars. The group aims to be permanent handling patriotic and member interests and will streamline fundraising for war purposes.

Garden City K. P. Hall Garden City Patriotic Service League H. P. van Gorp W. 8. Riddle N. Firth Abe Buwalda Pella City

Stamp Canvass Great Success for War Savings Stamps Drive

The weekly canvass across the city and Lake Prairie town ship aimed to boost War Savings Stamps amid stormy weather. Pledges reached 31 620 in Lake Prairie and 61 920 for Pella city with cash sums totaling 16 491 06 and 15 469 91 respectively, while some city areas remain short. County chairman C L Wright will pursue resisters. an organized effort vows to compel participation.

Lake Prairie Township Pella Jas. Ver Ploeg W. den Adel D. G. Roorda P. van Gilst L. J. Roorda C. van der Leest Sand Ridge J. M. Varenkamp A. J. Ter Louw Bunker Hill Dirk J. Rietveld G. Roorda Battle Ridge Henry van Noord Steenhock East Silver Grove Walter Nollen M. T.klein West Silver Grove Gysbert van Zante Henry Hospers Plainview J. G. Ver Meer Neal de Geus Amsterdam J. A. Schakel P. J. van Steenwyk Pleasant Grove L. Vander Street L. Monster Valley P. van Domselaar C. Schippers North Porterville Will T. van Zante J. Langerak South Porterville Ver Ploeg Will Schippers Rock Island J. P de Cook A. de Geest D. de Bruin Viersen Pella City C. L. Wright

Beintema Visits Father As Appendix Threat Looms

D H Beintema of Cedar traveled to town Wednesday to visit his ailing father Albert Beintema who has shown signs of a possible appendicitis.

D. H. Beintema Cedar Vislt Albert Beintema Mr. Beittema

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Yar Cross Central C. W. Atkins Co. A 168Th Infantry Harry McCulloch Veterinary Service of the Army New Sharon Chronicle Office A. Hey Council Patriotic Organization
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