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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1940
Page
4
Prospects Bright in Minot For 1910 despite Weather Delays
News notes from a factory and region report bright prospects for 1910 in Minot territories though weather slowed progress. The text details window frame production in galvannealed steel, sash assembly, weatherstripping, and insulation. It covers employee moves, orders, and events including a March 19 fundraiser at Legion Hall with Judge Norman as main speaker and a 250-person attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot Jack
Wilman Wyngaarda
Norma van Steens Hiemstra
Tale V
Olima Cement
Hoander
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Ruth Hoizenca
Leeland Hotel
Springfielt
Inois
George Grimaett
Howeer
Conranity House
Jacksonville
Florida
Victoria Bank
Antinas
Jack ‘Thorp
Dochler
New York
Role Serven
Legion Hall
Judge Norman
Knoxville
Bett Godfrey Bevin
Benny DaPree
Nto Afl
Lemon Juice Remedy Claimed To Ease Rheumatic Pain
A dubious note from Petes Carpenter's Drug Store touts lemon juice as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain. The fragmented text suggests a money back guarantee but contains garbled phrases and inconsistent details. The ad appears as a short unspecific health claim with unclear sourcing or endorsement.
Tulip Time Costume Theme Prom Seeks Participating Residents
The festival promotes Everyone in Costume as the slogan with downtown events and a single continuous promenade. Volunteers from the Historical Society assist, offering costume patterns for men women and children. Stores display ready made outfits and materials procurement is advised. The aim is enthusiastic participation to ensure a colorful Tulip festival in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Dingenwin Returns to Work After Finger Injury
Mrs. Donn Sellers returns from Des Moi hospital where she improved. family members from Des Moi assist. Gem marks 40th wedding anniversary with celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingenwin
Donn Sellers
Des Moi
Were Des Moi
Gem
Teachers' Ass'n Holds 1st Meeting At County Seat
The Knoxville Teachers Association held its first county meeting with about 275 attendees from all Iowa schools represented. Walter Harnett of Knox ville chaired, with messages from Superintendent Martin of Hamilton and Vice President Fourie of West Des Moines. Speakers urged tax reform, better public perception of teachers, and stronger organization to support legislation and higher salaries, noting Iowa ranks low nationally and many teachers lack support from legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harnett
Knoxville
Carl Brown
Pella
Martin
Hamilton
Wen
Fourie
West Des Vinines
Juwie State Teachers Association
Agnes Samuelconor
Bearings
Efoward
Iowa
Mr. Fearing
Harold Templeton
Cedar Rapids
Classroom Teachers’ Association of
Knoxville Association
Templeton
Tam
Army
Army of Peace
Towa
South Dakota
Dakota
Oy Troupe
American Legion
Parent Teacher Congress
Service Clubs
Farm Bureaus
Iowa Tax Payers Association
Chicay
Towa County organizational progress noted in region
In Towa, one area is in the process of organization and 73 to 80 percent of Towa Counties are expected to be organized by year end. Marion County has taken the lead months ago. Pella teachers at Knoxville meeting include Mr and Mrs Nutting Mr and Mrs Buerkens Mr Green Miss Gosselink Miss Healy Miss Beebe Miss Prange and Mr Brown along with Dean Bietenpol and Dr Osborn from the College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
I T
Marion
Pella
Knoxville
Nutting
Buerkens
Green
Gosselink
Miss Healy
Beebe
Prange
Prange, and Mr. Brown
Dean Bietenpol
Dr. Osborn
Special Janitors Conference to be Held at Ottumwa
A special meeting for Ottumwa building custodians and assistants will be held Saturday March 20 sponsored by the Iowa State College engineering department. Topics include floor maintenance boiler care buildings plumbing heating and dike problems. Notable experts Henry Kuyper and William Diekems are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Engineering
Iowa State College
Hery Kuyper
William Diekems
Will Organize A Gun Club Here Monday Eve
A meeting to form a new Pella gun club is planned for Monday evening at Van's Motor Service building. About seventy men are expected to attend to discuss forming a local shooting and target club, with past Pella shoots noted and a tie to be broken by upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Gray Bird
Enthusias
Leighton
Leighton Boys
Bill Grootveld
Srown Vande Noord
WG & D
Birthday Remembrance at Home for the Aged
On March 22 the home marked the birthday of Mrs. F Dykens who turned 84. Peoria visitors included Mr and Mrs Gerrit De Jong calling on Mrs P De Jong Mrs D Klosterman and John Bennink and Mr and Mrs J Vanden Heuvel and Mr and Mrs Fred Van Zee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dykens
Gerrit de Jong
Peoria
P. de Jong
D. Klosterman
John Bennink
J. Vanden Heuvel
Fred van Zee
Knoxville Family Visits Friends Across Iowa
A daughter from Knoxville visited Mr. Andrew Vander Wal. Gerrit Estral of Oskaloosa called on Mrs. Ema and on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bosveld of Plymouth and Fred Bosveld of Iowa City. Mr and Mrs. Henry Dentox and Will Den Hartog called on several locals including C. Dew Hartog and Gerrit Popma of St. Louis. The visit list includes Mrs. L. Poep and others as Henry Van Rees of Monroe visited Mrs. B. Van Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Poep
Henry van Rees
Monroe
B. van Rees
Porterville Socials Note Weekend Visits and Hospital Stay
Porterville residents report visits to Des Moines and Oskaloosa as families gather for birthdays and meals. Mrs Govert Hackert and Mrs Roy Van Hantzen receive care at Mercy hospital. A home meeting on clothing for youths and adults drew ten attendees, followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Peter Hackert
Des Moines
Govert Hackert
Albert Weyer
Cornie V
Ildren Sp
Edward Scott
Oskaloosa
William Vander Linden
East of Pella
W. Monster
Roy van Hantzen
Mercy Hospital
Vandeney
Des
Bert den Otter
Will Monster
Pella
Ed Tysseling
William Dingeman Dies At 62 In Pella Iowa
William Dingeman died at his home on East First street in Pella on Tuesday March 20 1940 at age 62 years 3 months 22 days. He was born in Pella to Daniel and Nellie Keegel Dingeman and married Ella Hols October 9 1900, with seven children born to the union. Surviving are Daniel Jacob Peter Cornelia Mrs William Wells John Nellie and a brother …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dingeman
East First Street
Pella
Mr. Dingeman
Daniel Dingeman
Nellie Keegel Dingeman
Ella Hols
Dingeman
Daniel
Jacob
Monroe
Peter
Cornelia
William Wells
Des Moines
John
Nellie Dingeman
Dingeman Family Notice Includes Four Surviving Relatives
Henry Dingeman of Hereford S Dakota survived by four sisters Mrs Martin Vander Heiden of Pella Mrs Fad Blom of Parkston SD and Mrs Henry Kroll of Corsica SD also a son Daniel with past work in city water department and farming years, service at Methodist church and Open Bible Church, funeral planned at old Methodist church Oakwood cemetery burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dingeman
Hereford
S. Dakota
Martin Vander Heiden
Pella
Fad Blom
Parkston
S. D
Henry Kroll
Corsica
Dingeman
City Water Department
William Schreiner
Monroe
Retirime
Daniel
Methodist Church of
Open Bible Church of
Old Methodist Church
Mr. Dingeman
George Lubbers
George R. Vawter
Open Bible Church
For Lothe
Oakwood
Buris
Daniel C. Rillihan Dies at 67 in Des Moines Area
Daniel C. Rillihan aged 67 died at his home on S08 B avenue at 7 this morning. A retired switchman on the M. and St. L. railroad he is survived by wife Elizabeth, son Gerald of Phillips, daughter Helen, brother John of Polk, and sister Nell of West Des Moines. Funeral services were held at St. Marys Catholic Church on March 26, 1940, with burial in Burials Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Rillihan
O’clor
M. & Stl
Elizabeth Rillihan
Gerald
Phillips
Helen’ €Not Ames
John
Pol
Nell
West Des’ Moines
St. Mary's Catholic Churoom
Oskaloosa
Knoxville Woman Mrs Ray Bousquet Dies After Illness
Word arrived of the death of Mrs Ray Bousquet of Knoxville Tuesday afternoon after a period of illness. Funeral services were to be held today at the Presbyterian church in Knoxville at 2:00 PM. No further details were available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bousquet
Knoxville
Presbyterian Church
Mrs John De Penning Stricken At Home Near Pella
Mrs John De Penning was found dead in her bed around 2:00 a m Wednesday four and a half miles northeast of Pella. She would have turned fifty on Wednesday and death was not immediately explained. Born Mabel Hess De Penning in Halstead Kansas she married John De Penning December 27 1910 at Lawrence Kansas. The couple lived on farms near Galesburg Killduff and Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Penning
de Penning
Pella
Mabel Hess de Penning
Halstead
Kansas
Lawrence
Galesburg
Killduff
De Penning Family记 Survives Seven Children and Church Member
Mrs. De Penning, wife of John De Penning, leaves seven children and is survived by two brothers, John A. Hess of Athens Ohio and Ben Hess of Georgia and a sister Hess of Iowa. She joined First Reformed church in girlhood and the funeral will be held Friday at 1:00 PM at the home and 1:30 PM at First Reformed Church with Rev J Vanden Berg in charge. Burial will be in Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Penning
Louie Schippers
Annie
Reasner
Paul Kiser
Margaret
Oskaloosa
Gerald
Clarence
Nellie
Evelyn
Wallace
John A. Hess
Athens
Ohio
Ben Hess
Georgia
Hess
Iowa
de Penning
First Reformed Church
Pella
Astor
A. Haverkamp
J. Vanden Berg
Second Reformed Church
Graceland Cemetery
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