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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1928

Page

4

Veenstra Beal wedding in Newton and Kool Hewitt nuptials

Friends in Pella note the February 11 marriage of Le Roy Veenstra and Lavelma Beal of Newton. The groom, son of Joe and Mrs. Veenstra, is a Pella High School graduate and attended Iowa State College briefly. Also wed are Kool Hewitt of Oskaloosa after a March 21 ceremony in Lancaster Missouri. They will reside in Pella where Kool works in trucking. The Chronicle offers best wishes.

Veenstra-Beal Palla LeRoy Veenstra Lavelma Beal Newton Joe Veenstra Pella Iowa State Collumes Newam Kool-Hewitt Fred Kool Freda Hewitt Oskaloosa Lancaster Keokuk Illinois Points Kool the Chronicle

Scholte Avenue Suggested Overhaul Of Pella Street Names

An alderman and advertising manager of Pella's Weekblad discuss municipal budget and street renaming. They oppose overloading Main Street removal while proposing Scholte Avenue to honor the Holland founder and historic ties. The Chronicle editor endorses a northern cut street that would link grounds to the late founder's residence, but the final decision awaits.

Pella Weekblad Lon Main Street Oskaloosa Street Scholte Avenue Johnson Chronicle

Editor and Chronicle Chief Face Entertainment Committee Clash

The Weekblad editor and Chronicle editor confront a struggle over who leads the entertainment committee or risks losing control. Tensions rise as decisions on events and oversight hinge on the outcome and the possible removal of one editor.

Weekblad The Chronicle

County Spelling Contest Draws Wide Local Participation

Saturday’s county spelling contest lasted three hours with the last four finalists Miss Shawver Miss Bolton Hamilton Miss Jones and Miss Reeser. Shawver and Bolton advanced to Des Moines for the state contest on April 20 where the national prize is $2000 in gold. Local spectators from Tracy Pershiwtss Attica Liberty and Union Township watched as rural contestants kept pace and Miss Shawver emerged as the winner with strong state title potential.

Miss Shawver Chris Bolton Hamilton Margarete Jones Dallas Josephine Reeser Marysville Miss Jones Miss Reeser Miss Bolton Mine Shawver Advatorem Ruth Benscoter Tracy Pershiwtss Winnibelle Neifert Attica Wyatt Welsh Liberty Ramond Mick Bussey Arie Klyn Whitebreast Anna Taylor Swan Ethel Stevenson Union Washington Township Court House Nora White J. P. Durham Clay E. V. Rinehart Unionip E. E. Crouch Knoxville Township Shawver Des Moines Washington, D. C

Detroit mother’s baby revived after adrenalin injection

A baby born apparently dead to Mrs. William Ross of Detroit was resuscitated by injecting three drops of adrenalin. Also, Alice Rounding, a crippled girl from Manchester, England, won first prize in a musical contest, singing from her wheelchair.

William Ross Detroit Alice Rounding Manchester Eng

Death notices for Raymond Ter Louw and Mrs. Walter De Penning

Raymond Ter Louw aged about 20 died at home in Harvey March 26 1928 from heart trouble linked to inflammatory rheumatism and influenza. Funeral at First Reformed Pella with burial at Graceland. Mrs. Walter De Penning aged 64 9 months 13 days died at 808 Liberty Street Pella after lengthy cancer illness. Funeral at home and First Reformed church with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.

anes + Louw Raymond Ter Louw Harvey Pella Raymond Oskaloosa First Reformed Church Graceland Cemetery Walter de Penning Liberty Street Oakwood Cemetery

Orange City Gives Up Kindergarten

The Orange City Journal publishes a Notice of Publication from the Secretary of the School Board on discontinuing the public school Kindergarten. A petition process previously allowed the program's continuation, but another petition with the required fifty signatures will be needed to reestablish it.

Orange City Journal

Notable Child Figures in Early 20th Century News

A six year old Villa Bedell boy praised as a genius by Chicago Civic Opera members emerges as a prodigy composer. A 16 month old New York infant sails solo to Stuttgart to live with grandmother. In Glen Ridge New Jersey a five year old inherits nearly eight million dollars from a wealthy shoe maker father who died in Havana. A German boy known as Young Samson, five or six, bends iron bars and drives nails with bare fists, drawing attention as a remarkable child.

Arnold Saxti Villa Bedell Marke Rauste Chicago Civic Opera Company John Mortimer Coward Ai. i Glen Ridge N. J Havana Samson Germany

Notable brides and honors in early 20th century profiles

Miss Ruth Powderly wed Lieutenant Commander Jesse B. Helm in Corinto Nicaragua while Miss Concepcion Ubaldo became the Philippines first woman justice of the peace. Eleanor Goss, a top American tennis player, is a bank businesswoman. Ruth Elder earned Bee Legion of Honor for her failed trans Atlantic flight. 90 year old Mrs F W Dunkley is Creaton Englands oldest active organist. Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle joins Hindu rites in India ahead of marriage to Tu kaja Rao former Indian prince. A new puncture proof tire heals holes with liquid. God never made His work for man to mend.

Nancy Ann Miller Seattle Naski India Tukoja Rao Indore

First Reformed Church April 1 1998 Service Notes

Church notes record Sunday April 1 1998 services with sermons on Christ’s sacrifice and baptism reception of members plus Holy Communion and evening service. Includes references to church rites and language notes for Halland and Hoguage contexts.

First Reformed Church Jamus

Change in service order at Third Reformed Church

Beginning the first Sunday in April the Sunday school will meet at 9 30. The English service and Rev J De Jong from Leighton will oversee the changes. Baral 408 md The Man for Whom Christ is Dio agj20 PMc vell rent. 9 90 p m Sunday school 10 p m Rev G Menning 9 90 p m

Third Reformed Church Menning Baral Hole J.de Jong Leighton Lease

Maldehyde Treated Seed for Fodder Beet Curing Method

Recipe notes on adding maldehyde to a seed treatment solution. It states 40 gallons treat 50 bushels, sprinkling during transfer, then covering with blankets for at least two hours or overnight to avoid freezing, with sowing to follow.

Paris Green Dust Proves Effective Against Malaria Mosquitoes

The Bureau of Entomology at the U S Department of Agriculture reports that Paris green dust, once spread from airplanes, kills malaria mosquito larvae in swamps. Demand for this insecticide has risen recently as use expands.

Paris Bureau of Ineernclogy United States Depo. of Agriculture Fate

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C. Ofc CO. Spellers Orange City James A. Garfield Felicitas Lattefer New York Stuttfart Ruth Powderly Wilson Harding Jesse B. Helm U. S. Navy Corinto Nicaragua Miss Concepcion Ubaldo Philippines Eleanor Goss Ruth Elder Alfonso F. W. Dunkley Creaton, Eng Dryden Goodyear Ronirol Yeneail Re van Gorp Tire CO Pella, Iowa Agarami Sh Stokere YALE van den Berg Electric Company Oka Home Owned Flavorite Santos Alaska Cos Jewed House LYE Watch Towa Sweet U. S Hamburger Oleo United Nut Weiners
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