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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
Five residents including N De Winter Henry Dieleman Dick Michmershuizen and Jacob Kuiken share skepticism about forming a third party They warn it would be a crowd not a solution, offer that two parties manage conditions and prosperity, and argue for boosting rather than splitting political support.
A general policy idea remains unresolved among other parties, notably Huey Tong's share-the-wealth program, which would fail to satisfy a wide range of voters. The concept faces opposition from many groups who question feasibility and fairness.
Miss Anna Brassfield died in Iowa City on Tuesday April 23 1938 at age 66 years 6 months 3 days after a long illness. A Monroe resident for 64 years she was daughter of Ansel and Elizabeth Brassfield and survived by brother Joe R Brassfield. Funeral services were in the Baptist church with burial in Monroe cemetery. In other news Rep Martin Dies reports 7550000 aliens in the United States.
Garbage collecting 1 will start on May 14. No tin can or glass. G. G. Vander Wilt & Son for sale strawberry plants Oak Grove Nursery.
Central College hopes to place in the five team event at Simpson College in Indianola Friday. Jake Hoekstra and Bruce Gardner lead a young squad. The meet uses decathlon scoring across 12 events with prizes for champions and runners up.
Coach Wilkins leads four Hardest Working lads from the Tittle Dutch to the District Track and Field Meet in Grinnell with relay entries and multiple events. Contenders include Menning Van Zee and Klein facing Roosevelt’s Dillon and rival teams such as Oskaloosa Des Moines North Grinnell Newton and others in a fast district meet.
Coach Wilkins prepares an Inter Class track meet possibly tonight with multiple events, while townsfolk debate the New Deal for kittenball management. Ulrich's Meat Market invites volunteers for team selection as the town weighs changes and keeps a brisk training pace for upcoming events.
Coach Wilkins sponsors an inter class meet at Central College athletic field with twelve events including standard and special events. Open to all capable entrants, the meet aims for at least 40 entries and will be scored on an eighty point basis.
The Diamond Ball season is starting with practice games across the section. Goff Van Arkel, manager of last year's Star team, leads a strong reorganized squad. Knothole faces new rivals as Otley and Leighton join the territory, challenging Amsterdam and the Drib Vanty. Sarazen, a Pella athlete, enjoys golf snacks and pursues the sport while Herbie polishes the credit system on the links.
Legal notice states an instrument purporting to be the last will of Elizabeth Weyers is on file in Marion County District Court Iowa. A hearing is set for June 5 1935 in Knoxville Iowa with all interested parties to be heard. Don L Remy Clerk.
Zipp the white fox terrier belonging to Mr and Mrs F R Carmichael was struck by a car near the Phillips Oil station on Monday afternoon. The twelve year old dog wanders at times and the accident could have been avoided by bystanders. She is badly bruised but expected to survive.
A rabbit became trapped in a culvert near Milo Stovers and kept digging until unable to escape. The animal remained inside for several days.
A passerby heard cries and Rue along with Forest Shanks Bing Mahannah and Bob Thomas dug her out. She was later stolen again and was not recovered.
A brief note from the North English Record reports finding enough provisions in Washington Iowa described as sufficient for one dog’s lifetime. Bernard Coxe provided first aid in the incident.
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