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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

2

Des Moines Show Booth and Tulip Time Notes at Pella

Local items from Pella Chronicle describe Des Moines Garden and Home Show booth display by Mrs. Jacob Sterrenbenz and tulip show preparations under the Federated Club. Updates cover graduations from Central College and Western Theological Seminary, medical clearances, illness notes, a talk by Dr. Rothschaefer on India, a home economics inspection tour, and a seniors project for the yearbook.

Pella Des Moines Garden Ladies Federated Club Des Moines Federated Club J. M. Cook Fred Lautenbach Gerald Rysdam Ed LeCocq

Tulip Time Vacation Approved and Parade Plans Set

The Board of Education voted to grant two full days of vacation for Tulip Time on Thursday and Friday with pupils expected to march in the parade on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Pupils unable to march should present a special excuse. Pupil and teacher meet at 1 30 near the old Garden City Feeder Works to prepare for the parade and costumes.

Board of Education East Franklin Garden City

Tulip Time Rehearsals Schedule Mentioned

Rehearsal times listed for Tulip Time next week include Dutch Street Dances at 8:30 and 4:00 on Monday May 9 at Dutch Street Dances, band practice at Lincoln on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Snow White characters and orchestra at 2:30 on Tuesday, Snow White Dress Rehearsal at West Park on Thursday, with orchestra and properties involved.

Lincoln West Park Mr. Ruby

Early Morning Student Assembly Surprises Body

On Monday morning the student body learned at ten, not home room, that a student assembly would occur. At 8:30 the unusual time prompted Mr. Buerkens to introduce a speaker whose program was described as unusual in nature.

Buerkens

City Council Proceedings May 3 1938 Mayor Fultz presides

The City Council met in regular session on May 3 1938 at the city office with all members present. The treasurer reported a month end balance of 37546.16 and the Finance Committee recommended paying various bills across General and Water Works funds totaling several hundred dollars for salaries printing police sweeping street labor and plant improvements.

Fultz Water Works Fund

1938 City Council approves pool operation and contracts

The council authorized payments to Carstensen Bros and Murray Iron Works Co. for contracts totaling 2067.32 and 846.35, set sewer study on Houston Avenue, discontinued electric meter rental, arranged delinquent tax collection, appointed Nutting as pool general manager for the 1938 season, and accepted Vander Beck's garbage collection proposal at 1.50 per house plus 50.00 city payment. Electric lines and poles on the athletic field will be removed unless property owners buy them.

Carstensen Bros Murray Iron Works Co Houston Avenue Sewer Committee D. GC. van Zante Nutting G. J. Vander Beck

Obituary of Jennie Kessler De Booy at Beacon Iowa

Jennie Kessler De Booy died at 6 25 am Monday April 25 at her Beacon home. Funeral services were held April 27 at Powers Funeral Home Oskaloosa with burial in Friends Cemetery. She was 50. Survived by husband and four children Leonard A. of Chicago Leonard K. of Oskaloosa James Ralph and Krya C. of Beacon. Also note Dena Thomassen died April 19 at Roseland Illinois aged 78, with survivors and funeral details linked to Roseland and local relatives.

Jennie Kessler de Booy Beacon Powers Oskaloosa Friends Cemetery Leland A Chicago Leonard K James Ralph Krya C Joe de Bruin Roseland Ill Dena Thomassen LeRoy Viersen Leonard Thomassen Dora Thomassen Alice Wisecharger van Meter Iowa Henry William Wisconsin Fred Omaha Nebr G. G. Thomassen J. F. Dykstra

Legion Auxiliary Conference Here Friday May 6

The Legion Auxiliary plans a full day in Pella with state and national officers, Dutch dances, a poppy playlet, and an auto tour led by Burgemeester Fultz. Guests include Mrs. Nesbit and others from Des Moines and Clinton, with a Dutch costume dress day and veteran-made articles on display.

Council Bluffs A. D. Laddoff Clinton Frances Bickert Oskalosse Celia Sawyer Winterset Grace Kirtley Bussey Wilkie Harper Ames W. Mohr Des Moines Floyd Schemmerhorn Carr Argonne Schulte Pella

Pella Plans Dignified Dutch Costume Meeting

A strict meeting in Pella draws a large crowd expected to attend in Dutch costume. Organizers urge every resident to participate, promising a memorable community event in traditional attire.

Pella

Extra Jurors Summoned for Marion County May Term

The following names are summoned for jury service in Marion County May term in addition to the published list. Burl Blodget Pleasantville J P Bucklew Melcher Grace Dixon Knoxville J S De Vries Pella Walter Goering Dallas Anna Goff Knoxville William Huxford Melcher Beulah Johnson Knoxville J R Jones Pleasantville Gabe Maddy Pleasantville Leland Roberts Knoxville Floyd Rippberger Lacona Mary Shroud Knoxville E L Shaw Pella Wayne Van Baale Prairie City Dick P Ver Meer Pella Mrs Delis Van Zante Pella Charles Wise Melcher. No cement is strong enough to mend a shattered ideal.

Marion County Burl Blodget Pleasantville J. P. Bucklew Melcher Grace Dixon Knoxville de Vries Pella Walter Goering Dallas Anna Goff William Huxford Beulah Johnson J. R. Jones Gabe Maddy Leland Roberts Floyd Rippberger Lacona Mary Shroud

Identity of Two Pictures Is Disclosed

The Chronicle reveals the identities of two pictured subjects. One is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An deweg. The other follows from a letter by Dr. C A Ayres of Lorimer Iowa. The tulip festival photo shows a visitor meeting Queen Freda with Denburger ties noted.

The Chronicle Roy Andeweg A. Ayres Lorimer Iowa Oskaloosa Freda Miss Denburger Denburger Dr. Ayres

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