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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

5

Land increase pays for it comparative costs of consol idate

James Verley argues that rural school consolidation offers educational gains with better equipment and environment. He outlines two cost models, compares four separate schools to a consolidated center, and shows modest annual maintenance increases offset by higher enrollment and land value gains. He estimates a net investment of about 10 060 dollars with valuations rising three to five dollars per acre.

Iowa Enna James Verley

Deaths and funerals in Mt Pleasant Otley and Pella area

Miss Mary Fleck 48 died at Mt Pleasant hospital after blood poisoning from a kitchen cut. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Oskaloosa. burial at Prine cemetery. VanGorp John J. VanGorp 31 died suddenly at Otley. funeral at Otley Christian Reformed Church. burial at Pella First Reformed cemetery. Waechter Louie Agusta Waechter 27 8 15 died in Denver after Brights disease. funeral at Second Reformed Church Pella. burial Oakwood. Card of Thanks from Mrs M Van Domselaar family for sympathy.

Mary Fleck A. H. Clark Mt. Pleasant Miss Fleck Newton Oskaloosa Prine Cemetery Jacob VanGorp Christian Reformed Church Otley First Reformed Pella Waechter Louie Agusta A. Waechter St Luke's Hospital Denver Miss Waechter Edward Colorado St. Luke's Hospital Nelle Miss Weachter Will Rose Hill Gerrit Peland Clara Gides Second Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery

Fly Menace to Life: Experts Warn of Ten Diseases

Health authorities and physicians warn that flies spread at least ten deadly diseases. They detail transmission from excreta, sputum, pus, blood, and rotting flesh, with a fly carrying 5,000 tuberculosis germs. The appeal urges readers to join the army of fly-fighters to protect children and babies.

Anitary Europe State Board of Health Laboratories

Central 4 Still 3 Close Baseball Victory

Central defeated Still College 4 to 3 in a tense game on Friday. Central rallied with errors by Still and a squeeze play by Muirhead, while Still’s defense was nearly flawless. Buerkens doubled, Baer hit a homer scoring Buerkens, and Lowe blanked Still in the ninth as Central edged ahead.

Central Still College Muirhead Buerkens Baer

College Girls Baseball Game On Campus Day

Campus Day at Central College featured a close fast paced baseball game between two girl teams. The Twokie lineup included Barron White M Phillips Hinton Van Houwelingen Schnug R Phillips Wanamaker Thompson. Opponents listed Dunn Grundman Van Zee Thomassen Kuyper Aschenbrenner P Van Zee Van Drimmelen Renaud Van Nimwegen substituting for Van Drimmelen. Final score reported as 21 to 18 in favor of the Twokies. Pearl Vankee was top performer for the other side.

Central College Twokie Twokio Dean Dodson Twokies Miss Hinton Pearl Vankee

Old Paper Drive Announced By Women's Club

The Women's Federated Club calls for an Old Paper wagon pickup on May 19 and 20. Residents are asked to place magazines catalogs or waste paper on the porch or curb for collection.

Women’s Federated Club

College Notes Recap of May Campus Activities and Recitals

May 19 Ministrel show visits and several days at home. A poor pep meeting Friday yoked by a grouch pep leader. Piano duets heard in chapel and a student recital in the auditorium with multiple pianists listed. College Team praised for a successful spring season. Campus Day featured Koffee Tok and supper, ball games, and a recital ending with a high school quartet. Suffrage topic discussed, six dollar proceeds. VanderPol and VanderMuelen credited for efforts.

Lloyd Roach Blanche Wanamaker Loyde Hilyer Chapel Messrs McWilliams Miller Roach Beck Marsh Buerkens Scholte Skunk Hazel White Charlotte Hussey Esther Glantz Loyde Hillyer Sarah VanBuren Margaret Vander Voort Cora VerPloeg James Mowe Richard Bailey Kathrie

Women’s Federated Club Delights Members With Abbey Pictures Talk

The May 9 meeting drew a large attendance as Prof Elizabeth Graham discussed Abbey Pictures of the Story of the Holy Grail. The color prints and framed scenes, from Galahad’s infancy to his later quest, inspired reflections on purity, destiny, and divine wisdom. Miss Thompson and Miss White offered two songs before a luncheon. The May 23 meeting will elect officers. all members should attend. See Gambell for a Cream Bevaritor.

Elizabteh Graham Boston Sir Galahad Tennyson Fra Angelo Sir Gallahad Joseph Arimathea Galahad Graham

Trail Route Debate Shapes Great White Way from Des Moines to Oskaloosa

A May 3 booster meeting in Oskaloosa gathered about 150 white way supporters from Boone Prairie City Monroe Fairmount Pella Eddyville Fremont Tracy Beacon and Oskaloosa. They endorsed the Daniel Boone Trail as the preferred Des Moines to Oskaloosa route over Knoxville Albia, pledging county and community backing for the Canada to Gulf highway.

Prairie City Eddyville McHose Des Moines Daniel Boone Monroe Fairmount Pella Fremont Tracy Beacon Oskaloosa Jasper County Prairie City Band Prairie’ City Charles S. Walling Fowler J. B. McHose Canada Gulf Daniel Boone United States J. H. Stubenrauch Chas. Porter G. A. Stout Joe Faassen Henry VerSteeg Will Robertus J. H. Kuyper M. C. Slob John Heerema J. H. Veenstra H. P. VanGorp H. H. Sadler P. G. Gaass A. A. Vanderlinden Udell Hendricks L. F. Bousquet Hugo W. Kuyper Long. Wornhoudt B. F. VanderLinden

Carnations for Mothers Day sale by Ladies of the G A R

The Ladies of the G A R announce carnations for Mother s Day to be sold Saturday morning May 13 at the building formerly Hub Shoe store. Price 10 cents each. Orders may be placed with Mrs Edna Dennis Mrs T W Cox Mrs J W Todd or Mrs Ben Blommers before Saturday and they will ensure careful attention.

G. A. R. Will Hub Shoe Store Edna Dennis T. W. Cox J. W. Todd Ben Blommers

Dedger Braafhart Shoe Store Sale Prompted by Rice Theme

A shoestore named Dedger and Braafhart advertises a clearance sale with a quirky slogan about rice as a nonissue. The note hints at a store in a local market setting seeking rapid turnover of stock. The message is fragmentary but suggests urgency and branding.

Dedger & Braafhart

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