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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

4

Star Auto Co lists 1916 buyers begin to grow

A published list shows 1916 purchasers at Star Auto Co including H DeVries Clark Richardson Van Disaeldorp Aalber Jessma Hollebrands M DeReus A C Price Bogaard DeJong W F Crew Den Hartog Wilson Winn Henry Overberger Doedyne VanderLinden VanderKeift VanZee and Mrs H P Scholte. Busy sale at LeCocq continues with many goods sold and few items left. Local figures visit Des Moines and Pella updates include new street mailboxes and evangelistic meetings.

Star ‘Auto. Co Wii H. DeVries Clark Richardson Ci van Disaeldorp M. ‘Aalber Jessma Hollebrands M._DeReus A. C. Price Jake: Bogaard Peter J. DeJong Crew C.' den Hartog Wilson Winn Henry Overberger W.' Doedyne A. N. VanderLinden H. VanderKeift Fred VanZee Pella LeCocq

Babies Born to Local Families and Visitors

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Vrieze laar a fine baby boy. Born to Don Portinga a nine pound baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. H. Steinnemann were Pella visitors Saturday. Mrs. J. Akins and daughter were Pella callers Tuesday. The Missionary society met at Mrs. Freeken's on Tuesday. Mr. Rosenberg was 2 Pella caller Saturday. Mr. Jacob Stiernemann Sr., is very poorly. Eugene Warner of Des Moines is spending spring vacation at Otley with Mr. Fred Lankelma and relatives in Pella.

Will Vriezelaar Don Portinga H. Steinnemann Pella J. Akins The Missionary Society Fred Lankelma

Four Karen boys vow temperance service in Burma

The four sons of a Bassein pastor are active temperance workers. The eldest, a seminary graduate, volunteered for Upper Burma among the Musos. The second pastors in Bassein district. The third aids a missionary at Haka. The youngest is still in school. All four have served as secretaries of the Bassein temperance society World Wide.

Bassein Upper Burma Musos Haka Bassein Temperance Society

Easter specials lure readers with cards and chicks

The Pella Chronicle of Marion County Iowa prints a notice of ownership and circulation for April 1 1916. Business manager H H Sadler declares Sadler Bros Co publishers and owners R R Sadler and H B Sadler, with details on bondholders and securities.

Pella Chronicle Pella Iowa State of Iowa Marion H. H. Sadler Sadler Bros. & Co Pel Pada W. A. Young Business

Stray news notes on colleges and losses

Spurgeon s Pastors College of London faces closure due to a five thousand dollar deficit amid UK funding pressures. The University of Virginia reports earnings toward education totaling 88,892 dollars with forty one thousand and fifty two earned after entering college. Baptist losses include Prof Walter Robert Betteridge of Rochester Seminary, a leading Bibical scholar nearing twenty five years of service.

University of Virginia the Baptists of America Walter Robert Betteridge Rochester

Opium Curse Shifts to Tobacco Spending Rise In China

The piece notes a shift from opium to tobacco as costs rise due to American firms promoting cigarette smoking in China. It cites a Wall Street financier questioning church emphasis on moral topics, and mentions a Georgia Christian Index report on paper shortages driving up printing costs, with The Christian Index paying $104 monthly for paper.

China The Christian Index of Georgia

War Impacts Churches as Men Enlist Depleting Ranks

The article notes denominational strain from wartime losses. Glasgow churches have sent 111 men to service, with many ministers and teachers of military age gone. Senior Bible class members also departed, revealing home front effects during conflict.

Buings Glasgow

Legal Notice Proof of Will for Diels Van Zante

Notice is given that the District Court Clerk in Marion County Iowa holds a written instrument alleged as the last will of Diels Van Zante deceased. It will be heard in the May term 1916 on May 2 at the court in Knoxville with all interested persons entitled to be heard. H Clements Clerk of District Court. Walter Kester Deputy. March 16 1916.

District Court Iowa Marion County Diels van Zante H. Clements Walter Kester Knoxville

Rock Island Train Schedule Details

Eastbound passenger numbers 470 472 474 and 472 times listed with westbound numbers 475 473 471. Local freight 82 and 81. Freight for locals must be at the station by 5 00 p m the preceding evening. Both locals carry passengers.

WABASH TRAIN SERVICE At Howell Station

Wabash trains stop at Howell Station four miles south of Pella with two daily passenger runs and signal-based pickups. Southbound Nos 2 and 50 run 7:40 a.m. and 6:27 p.m., northbound Nos 61 and 3 run 9:15 a.m. and 7:86 p.m. All trains operate daily, including Sundays.

Howell Station Pella

Vander Linden Carpet Savings Ad

Ten percent profit on carpets rugs and linoleums touted by M. Vander Linden promising savings from five to fifteen dollars on carpet bills in a concise retail notice aimed at attracting homeowners.

M. Vander Linden

Straw matting for bedrooms promoted as dustless covering

A straw covering for bedrooms is marketed as sanitary and dustless for easy sweeping. The ad invites customers to view straw mattings priced from 12 1/2 to 30 cents per yard.

M. Vander Linden

Suits Offered At 15.00 Each In Broad Selection

Advertising copy touts perfect fitting tailored suits made from all wool fabrics. Offers 500 kinds priced the same at 15 dollars, claiming savings of ten dollars for customers.

M. Vander Linden

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. P. Scholte Des Moines Gambell’s General Merchandise Adv B. F. VanderLinden Capital City George Heeren Rev T. J. Reese Beacon J. R. Claxton Doon J. A. Monkman Otley Vander Linden Congress Vander Pol Pella, Iowa Spurgeon College of London England Jens Iss Joe VandenBerg Puritan Drug CO John Heerema Wall Street New York City Christ Rock Island Train Service Wabash Train Service Pratts Cole’s
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