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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
3
The Philo Brothers and Alethian Sisters hosted their annual Philo Alethian banquet in the Dorm dining hall last Friday to mark St Patrick's Day. Green decorations, Irish menu items, and a program featuring music and skits followed a festive three course dinner. The group closed with campus cheers and a chorus of yells.
Notice is given that the Iowa Independent School District votes to sell school house bonds for 2400 dollars. sealed bids due by 2 00 PM April 9 1926 at the School House site Knox ville. bids opened then. rights reserved to reject all bids. J P Durham president C Verros secretary. Also notes Iowa beet sugar production figures from a government bulletin and ranking.
A Tuesday dawn fire at the West End Garage on Pleasant Street in Knoxville destroyed the building and more than twenty five cars, seven or more new. Owner J L Collins faced total losses with limited insurance as the fire, delayed by distance from the department, consumed stock, parts, and office furnishings. The concrete and brick walls but wood frame structure helped prevent spread to nearby properties. The final loss was estimated between 12 000 and 15 000 dollars.
Miss Dena Rosenberg visited relatives in Pella last week. Dick Weyers lost a valuable milk cow. A De Vries, injured last week, moved to his son’s home east of Otley for care. Ralph Frazer and wife visited Otley from Newton. Rev H J Pietenpol visited Des Moines to check on his hospitalized son Henry after surgery. Harold North and daughter Una, and Mrs R V McKeever traveled to Des Moines Tuesday.
Dickey Vande Kieft had ton sils removed last week and is recovering. Klaas Van Buren was laid up with a lame knee but is back at work. George Rickabaugh visited his brother Jim in Otley, who has an arm infection not improving. Mrs Jelle Witzenberg moves to Gerrit Witzenberg’s former home as they relocate to a nearby farm. Harold Norths guests included Roy Hagan, R V McKeever, and Lorin Rickabaugh families. Henry Kaldenberg family of Fairmount were Otley visitors after scarlet fever quarantine. John Vander Ploeg and Joe Muilenburg families visited Otley. the Muilenburg and Van Hemert families visited at John De Goey home in Newton. Kleinendorst spent the weekend in Prairie City. G Van Vliet of Des Moines was an Otley caller with Renaud who drove him to a Pella family dinner. Marie Muilenburg spent the weekend in Newton. H H Vander Werf were Pella visitors. Abram Van Houweling has been in Pella for treatment and is improved.
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