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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

13

School News From Des Moines River Area Junior High

The seventh and eighth graders report on biology of frogs and pelicans, Panama Canal studies, commencement plans, and tennis practice. Emeline Gezel returns after typhoid illness while Emeline and Fréeda Gezel join dress and cap projects. Junior High helps cut and split a big tree, and a Freshmen baseball game ends fourteen to five.

Ata Ieee Atare Gudy Betty Lankelma Emeline Fréeda Gezel Lugene DeWit Viola Schakece Marco Polo Pikes Peak Junlay Cp Ecees Boca Ca Enjish Mal Wifto Tay Be Wissthof Joe Des Moines River Panama Canal Bec Republic of Panama Raymond Vander Helden Gertrude Neirmeyer Vance Vai Gorp Jack Rhynsburger Paul Popma Junior High George Cummin Ella Knoxville Roy Roorda Felt Vera L. Ganss Emeline Gezel Bouse Harie Huisman

Penney Co Opens New Warehouse in St Louis

The J C Penney Co opens a massive St Louis warehouse, one of the nation’s largest, on a 180 by 807 foot site. Built at about 2.6 million with 200 thousand for equipment, it covers 900 thousand square feet, staffs 800 to 400 workers, and aims to handle 100 million in merchandise yearly, with transit time cut for Western shipments. Ready-to-wear stays at the New York warehouse.

J. C. Penney Co St.Louis United States St. Louis

Mercer sophomore saves life with blood donation at Georgia college

Fred Shaw, a Mercer University sophomore, donated a pint of blood to save Lee Battle, a Negro servant at the institution. Nineteen other white students volunteered for the same transfusion. The rest of the passage playfully questions a scientist and makes unrelated remarks about violets and Abraham Lincoln.

South Fred Shaw Mercer University Georgia Lee Battle

Ten Double Rolls for Ten Cents Sale Ad

Ten double rolls offered for ten cents. bundles of ten rolls, no two alike, suitable for closets and storage. Paper remnants closing out, values from 100 to 7B foll.

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