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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

4

Antonie Schippers Dies in Muscatine at 40

Tone Schip pers dies Friday in Muscatine after surgery and illness. Funeral held Monday at 1:00 p.m. at 909 East Third Street and 1:30 p.m. at First Reformed Church. Born in Pella, 40 years old, he leaves Jennie Bogaards, three children Abraham, Leone Mae, and Marvin Jean, his mother and other relatives. He worked 26 years for Woodrow Washing Machine Co. and Garden City Feeder Works. Interment in Oakwood.

Antonie Schippers Frid Baker Hospital Muscatine East Third Street First Reformed Joeksema Abe den Adel Simon Vander Zyl Flor Geurts Dan Hoogenakker Oakwood Mercy Woodrow Schippers Woodrow Washing Machine Co Garden City

Admission Charges At State Fair Reduced

Des Moines Iowa State Board reduced admission charges for the 1933 Iowa State Fair set for August 23 to September 1. Automobile admission remains free. children under 12 gain free entry at outside gates, ages 12 to 16 receive half price. campers tickets are five for $2. General adult admission is 50 cents. grandstand fees fall to 25 50 and 75 cents. Budget cut to 44 percent below two years ago, total $169000 plus about $8000 in premiums.

Des Moines Iowa State Board

Schippers Family Mourns Loss in Iowa

A. Schippers of Pella leaves behind three brothers and six sisters including Mrs. A. M. Van Zee of Pella Mrs. Jennie Elings of Des Moines William Schippers of Reasner Mrs. Will Lubbed en of Pella Mrs. John Harman of Des Moines Neal Schippers of Oske loosa Arnold Schippers of Pella Mrs. Anne Bogard of Des Moines and Mrs. B D. Dykstra of Orange City with many relatives and friends. Chronicle extends sincere sympathy to the grief-stricken widow and children and others.

A. Schippers Pella A. M. van Zee Jennie Elings Des Moines William Schippers Reasner Will Lubberden John Harman Neal Schippers Oskeloosa Arnold Schippers Anne Bogard B.D. Dykstra Orange City The Chronicle

Inflation and the Market

Inflation and the Market outlines how Roosevelt’s program affects farm prices, noting that the market was analyzed before full program impact. It predicts continued inflation, with hogs, pork, cotton, and wheat rising as the dollar’s value shifts, and stresses that production cuts and better international trade are needed for true price gains.

Roosevelt Chicago Wallace

Legal Notice Proof of Will in Marion County Iowa

Notice is given that there is a last will and testament of Mary Ada Woollard on file in the Clerk of the District Court, Marion County Iowa. The will will be heard May 16 1933 at Knoxville Iowa. DON L. REMY Clerk of District Court. By L R Clements Deputy. Knoxville Iowa May 9 1988.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Mary Ada Woollard Knoxville Don L. Remy L. R. Clements

Pella Markets and Local Ads From Pella Iowa

Quotations from Farmers Co-operative Exchange and Farmers Union Marketing list wheat oats corn and hogs at Pella with various prices. John Wynberg notes local hens leghorns stags and ducks at Pella. Ads include used cars motor service hatchery poultry services furniture linoleum paint and roofing supplies. A family obituary expresses thanks to neighbors and Rev Haverkamp.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa Farmers Union’ Marketing Ibs Chicago John Wynberg Main Street

Veterans and Legion Day At Knoxville Hospital

Several hundred American Legionnaires and Auxiliary members attended Legion day at the Veterans' hospital in Knoxville last Thursday. A luncheon honored state commander W Earl Hall and Frank Miles, editor of the Town Legionaire, with over a hundred attendees. Miles denounced disturbances at LeMars and Denison, noting few veterans involved while many arrested were of military age. He called the action a disgrace and urged support for veterans' adjusted compensation, stressing the disabled veteran's rights. The program included talks by Hall and hospital medical staff, a drum corps exhibition, entertainment, and a late-evening dance.

American Legion Miles Hall Legion Recreation Hall Howard Reichard Knoxville N. R. Hays S. Joe Brown C. C. Wilhite Jessie Bartholomew Gray Anderson Esther Thompson

Welfare League Clothing Drive This Tuesday

The Welfare League urges residents to donate clothes on Tuesday May 16. Collectors will pick up bundles Tuesday afternoon at 1 30. Please place packages on the porch for curbside pickup.

The Welfare League

Elsie's Lesson in Sacrifice and Curious Dialogues

In a child’s barter with charity, Elsie asks for money for poor children and proposes skipping Sugar for a week. The mother offers a substitute, sparking a playful exchange about choices and value. The tale echoes a family moment and a child's earnest question.

Elsie

Electric Sparks Weekly Humor and Ads 1933

A compact page from Electric Sparks includes jokes about a cow theft and cracked crank cases, plus household product pitches for Suverettes and liquid solder. It promotes window displays with contests, a humorous court scene, and an appeal for Scrip purchases, all in a 1933 small-town insert voice.

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