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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1924

Page

3

Central Team Suffers Defeat

Des Moines defeated Central 9 to 5 in seven and two thirds innings. Golden held Central to five hits while Des Moines piled nine hits and capitalized on five Central errors. Hoeven struck out five in seven innings, Rowley fanned two in two innings, and Knapp homered for Central.

Central Ray Central Smith Hoeven Baxter Rowland Steinkamp Esslinger Golden Hoogeveen Knapp Craven Flaharty Anderson Rasmussen Walkotten de Boer Ver Heul Rowley Schoon Des Moines Schoon Des Moines Esselinger Rowley and

Prices and Quotations From Pella Markets

The Indianola Tribune notes Clint Price predicts McAdoo’s convention strength could go to Ed Meredith if McAdoo fails to secure two thirds. Price suggests Iowa’s Republican lean may still back Meredith, a shrewd move in a pivotal year.

Clint Price The Indianola

Local Folks Make Knoxvile Trips and Visits

From Our Correspondents R. M. Hart took his cream and eggs to Knoxville Monday. George Hanning was a Monroe caller Monday. Mrs. Lloyd Shilling and son and others motored to Knoxville Monday afternoon. Numerous Knoxville shoppers visited Saturday and Monday. One car load of hogs was shipped to Cordova for Harry Le Grand and Cochran from St. Paul. Various families visited, shopped, or motored to Des Moines and Pleasantville. A Glee Club concert at Otley was attended Friday evening.

R. M. Hart Knoxville George Hanning Monroe Lloyd Shilling Blanche Karr Emma Shilling J. M. Hart Roy Wolever Pella Sherman Gibbons George Daily John Vought Cora Leach Searsboro Raymond Hart Pleasantville Clarence Bricker Henry Merryman Des Moines Crest Burch Gusta Cronkhite Glee Club Otley

Social Notes From Rochester Area Residents

Mr and Mrs Walter De Long and children visited the Chas Zylstra home Tuesday evening. Fred Landsier became parents of a son born April 20. Murray Stienkamp and his wife of Pella spent weekend with sister in law Mrs Art Sedrel. Mrs Clark Billings returns home after assisting in St Joe with granddaughter Pauline in critical condition. Sunday guests at Zylstra included Paul Bennet and Neal Vanden Berge. Evening visitors included George McCombs Sam Sedrel and family and Orvil Seaman. newlyweds settled into their home.

Walter de Long Rochester Chas. Zylstra Fred Landsier Murray Stienkamp Pella Art Sedrel Clark Billings St. Joe Pauline Willis Billings Sam Sedrel Orvil Seaman

Heed Nature's Warning Before It Is Too Late

Warning prose urges attention to pains in the side back and kidneys with nervousness loss of appetite and sleeplessness as advance signs of illness. It warns timely care can avert serious trouble later.

Tanlac Health Claim Boosts Blood Circulation Exposed

Over 100000 persons testify Tanlac has corrected stomach trouble indigestion rheumatism nervousness and related ailments It builds up the system and starts rich red blood coursing through your veins All good druggists sell Tanlac

Burr Oak School Ends Term With Picnic Thanks

Miss Bernice Pennington closed a successful Burr Oak school term on Friday May 2. An 8th grade picnic dinner was held on Wednesday so students facing exams Thursday and Friday could enjoy the food. Mr and Mrs Sam Sedrel and their children spent Sunday afternoon at the Lester Seaman home.

Bernice Pennington Burr Oak Sam Sedrel Lester Seaman

School board orders seven storm caves for Buchanan schools

The Buchanan township Page county school board orders the construction of seven brick walled storm caves in seven school houses. They will be easily accessible to teachers and pupils during storms and large enough for all students to stay in comfort with ventilation and other features to be added.

Buchanan Township Page County

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