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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

4

City Campaign Deliberates on Franchise Contract

The Pella city campaign centers on enforcing a signed contract with Mr. Fowler over compensation for a former telephone franchise. Citizens and the mayor urge settlement, arguing the issue is about contract obligations rather than pushing a new franchise. The telephone manager is blamed for politicizing the dispute, while voters weigh risk of administration change and the sacredness of contracts.

Pella Fowler Chronicle Dr. Fultz Johnson

False rumor confessed in Pella papers

A statement in the Pella papers records that Mrs. C A Gosselink and Clara Gosselink falsely accused John Loverink Jr and Mrs Wm Gosselink of improper relations. The second party confesses the false accusation and the first party accepts it as full satisfaction for the injury. Signed by all parties.

C. A. Gosselink Clara John Loverink Jr Wm. Gosselink Pella Clara Gosselink

Terpstra Vanden Heuvel Wedding in Lacey and Pella

Nicholas Terpstra of Lacey and Jennie Vanden Heuvel of Pella married March 17 at the minister's home with Rev. J DeHaan officiating. They will reside on a Mahaska County farm. The Chronicle extends best wishes. Sloan Card: Dr N A Sloan of Fairfield married March 18 to Miss Carol of Rochester New York in Chicago. They visited Pella before returning to Fairfield. Best wishes from The Chronicle.

Metro-Goldwyn Pella Nicholas Terpstra Lacey Jennie Vanden Heuvel J. DeHaan First Christian Reformed Church W. Clement Mahaska Sloan-Card N. A. Sloan Fairfield Carol Rochester N. Y Chicago H. Rhynsburger the Chronicle

Will Notice in Marion County Iowa Court

Notice of filing of last will and testament of H. Rhynsburger in Marion County Iowa. Will to be heard May term 1925 on May 5th. Interested persons may appear. Clerk Walter Kester, District Court Knoxville Iowa. March 14, 1925.

District Court of Iowa Marion County H. Rhynsburger Walter Kester Knoxville

Train timetable notice for passenger and freight schedules

Eastbound and westbound trains listed by numbers with passenger and local freight trains. Times include 8 89 p m and 10 10 a m, with freight shipments required at the station by 3 00 p m the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.

Central Bay Board Holds Annual Spring Meeting

The Board of Trustees gathered Wednesday, with reports from the President and upcoming changes to boost Central’s efficiency. Plans include more teachers, new department heads in Biology Physics and Philosophy, and wind instrument instruction. Tuition remains low but trails other Iowa colleges by twelve and a half dollars per semester.

Central Bay Board of Trustees Heemstra Central Liggett Pietenpol Iowa State College Presidents Association

Central College Finances Show Improved Health and Hope

The college treasurer reports finances in better shape with a $120 deficit for the year and last year’s $5000 loss offset by near equal receipts and expenditures. Operating 180 school days requires $242 daily, yet growing donor support and gifts are expected to sustain training at minimal cost. The administration looks to a more glorious future with better preparation of students for broader service.

Central

Miss Mary Beraud Joins Long Vacation At Home

Miss Mary Beraud kindergarten teacher is detained at home this week due to her sister’s illness and the students are enjoying a vacation period.

Mary Beraud

Spells Prosperity: Fine Wool Suits at $25.00

M Vander Linden promotes outward appearance with a sale on 300 all wool suits priced at $25.00, claiming customers save $10.00 to $15.00 and that clothes improve the outward man.

M. Vander Linden

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