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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

4

Pella Area Burials Mark Three Local Deaths in March

Lautenbach died at his home near Pella from pneumonia aged 69. Gardner Voorhees died after a life spanning Iowa farms and eight children, funeral at Pella with interment at Oakwood. Westerkamp died after influenza at 46, survived by husband and five children, funeral at Leighton church.

Lautenbach L. R. Lautenbach Pella First Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery Westerkamp Jelle Westerkamp van Roekel Leighton Church First Reformed

Mrs Whitney Buried Monday Morning

Mrs Bertha Stoddard Whitney died in Plainfield New Jersey after a long illness. Her funeral was held in Pella with a brief service at Oakwood cemetery conducted by Rev A C Droz. Survived by husband Henry Whitney four daughters Louise Vida Susan Edith two sons Ernest and Arthur and a granddaughter Bertha Whitson. She was a daughter of Rev and Mrs I J Stoddard and a Central College alumna.

Bertha Stoddard Whitney Plainfield N. J The Chronicle Pella Oakwood Cemetery A. C. Droz Baptist Church Henry Whitney Vida Whitney E. A. Atkins TM. Earl Geo. A. Jewett Des Moines Whitney West 4Th St Louise Vida Susan Edith Jay Whitson Ernest Arthur Bertha Whitson Rey I. J. Stoddard Central College Emma Willard School Troy New York

First Christian Reformed Church Evening and Sunday Programs

Church notes list services including 7:30 p m John 1 7a witness of the light English 9 30 a m The Absolute Safety of Christians Romans 8 1a 1 30 p m It s Finished John 19 20b Holland 7 30 p m The Need of Giving Heed to the Gospel Hebrews 2 1 English 3 00 p m 6 30 p m Monday school B Meeting

First Christian Reformed Church Langlish Holland

Universal Iron Promises Gentle Heat for Smooth Results

The Universal Iron advertisement touts softened heat directing to the goods rather than the hand, claiming safer operation and smoother results for completing tasks.

County Board Proceedings Open January Sixth One

County Board met in regular session with all members present. Claims listed include Knoxville Journal printing, Metropolitan Supply, and many for poor relief, road work, dragging, and truste e services. The board adjourned to continue tomorrow at nine o clock a.m. with Reynolds as chair and Hall as auditor.

Board of Supervisors Knoxville Journal J. M. Amos Metropolitan Supply Company J. T. Wirene Knoxville Light & Fuel Company L. Mix Thos L. E. Parks Walter Kester J. P.,carey and Brothers Dickerson & Savage Plumbing Albert Taylor J. P. Carey & Brothers G. H. Shoemaker R. D. Black van Zante Bros Dorothy Buttrey Lucretia McCoy Margaret Wren H. A. Betzer Robert T. Johnson Russel Condon Ivan A. Juline Y. L. Linsay H. B. Smith LeMars Printing Company J. H. Garretson Cass Smith Barber Lumber Company Oo Goff and Roberts Ate Asa Murr Emory Markert J. R. Wright R. Wright G. S. Ellis W. C. Cowman Jno J. Clark Stilwater Dean C. M. Brennan E. L. Bussey A. B. Brobst Hall G. H. Batley Peter Danks Casey & Weaver Brothers Marion County Electric Company Casmire Cramer ‘Company Ithl Garreta Templeton Chas Elliott Roy Crawford Carl Jones Lloyd Rowland Chas. Sparks Clyde Long Carle Parcel Luetle Parcel Jack Pike Arthur Templeton Francis Templeton J. R. Jones Reuben DeHaan E. 8. Doty Albert G D. VanZante J. L. Grandin D. O. Emerson

CIS Seventy Fifth Anniversary and Road Plans Discussed

A meeting on the CIS Seventy Fifth Anniversary featured ideas to boost local music through training young musicians in Pella and consider purchasing a calliope via the Chamber of Commerce. W H Fowler outlined a cross state road plan with a mobile radio telephone and proposed weekly meetings to advance the White Way project.

Pella Feld Chamber of Commerce Fowler W. H. Fowler

Egg Hatching Prices From Local Flocks

R C White Wyandotte eggs for hatching priced at 4.00 per hundred. Mrs Mamie Vander Ploeg Monroe Iowa lists Buff Orpington eggs from first pen at 5.00 per hundred and from second pen at 4.00 per hundred. Mrs Richardson R F D 3 Pella IA also noted.

R. C. White Buff Orpington Richardson Pella

Rooster Fight Tactics Win By Quickness and Breakaway

A Cuban rooster bout featured a small rooster taking on a larger rival. The little bird dodged by circling while the bigger bird exhausted itself. Seizing the moment, the small rooster turned and whipped the larger foe in a brief clash.

Glass blowing shifts from hand to air powered machines

The article notes a decline in skilled glass blowers as compressed air and glass blowing machines replace lung power. It emphasizes that once essential workers are losing importance, with the DELCO shop highlighted as a context or example in this trend.

Jane Wat Olay Siuce

The Holmins prepare feu clay a sauce that adds relish to their pota toss.

Jane Wat

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