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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

7

Senior reception and society events at local high school

A busy Friday night featured Prof and Mrs Frush hosting seniors and faculty for games and stunts with refreshments served. Various clubs followed with gatherings at homes. Elizabeth A. Graham spoke at the Young Women's League meeting and a pre nuptial shower honored Bertha Hoksbergen at the Al Hoksbergen home. The week included birthdays celebrated, piano recitals, guild suppers, and club meetings across town. Community notices list church activities, class meetings, and planning for plays and swine production lessons.

F. M. Frush Young Women's League James Klein Young Women’s League D. L. Wynna Elizabeth A. Graham

W C T U Denounces Liquor Traffic Undermining Democracy

The W C T U argues liquor traffic degrades voters and undermines personal integrity and independence. It warns if allowed in a respectable form it will corrupt both men and women voters and provide a tool for political agents and party centers to sway outcomes.

Liquor Powers and Political Control In Early 20th Century

Elizabeth A. Graham notes how liquor interests shaped political outcomes through intimidation, media control, and election manipulation. She cites 1886 94 New York alderman and assembly seats, 1913 Texas poll tax and local option interference, and aims to expose the sustained national force behind dry and wet campaigns.

National Association For Blaine Cleveland McKinley 40Th Street New York State Assembly Texas Elizabeth A, Graham

Rotogravure Musings and Gold Standard Reflections

A column mixs political satire and economic primer. It questions the Des Moines Sunday Register rotogravure image of reforestation tents, mocks hoarding, and critiques the Gold Standard while speculating on the fate of a local business club and a funeral home venture.

Des Moines Sunday Register

Storing Eggs in Water Glass Methods

A 19th or early 20th century style guide explains preserving eggs in water glass sodium silicate. Use clean infertile eggs from day of gathering, stored in earthenware in a cool cellar, nearly to the top. Do not wash or crack eggs. April and May eggs can last until November or December with pinhole venting.

Cleaning Advice From Fragments

A fragment suggests washing brass chandeliers with hot water and salt, then polishing with a cloth. It appears as a stray housekeeping tip without a clear source or full context.

Aschenbrenner speaks on legislature at PTA meeting

At the high school auditorium the PTA heard Senator Carl Aschenbrenner discuss state legislative actions. The program included Y M C A camp film, Myrick harmonica, and Lull exhibits. A rural-school membership drive was approved.

Parent-Teacher Association Carl Aschenbrenner Boone Lull Welfare League Aschenbrenner General Assembly Des Moines

Mother and quotes praise and prose mix reel

A fragmentary text blends Kipling verse lines about Mother O' Mine with brief quotes praising mothers from John Quincy Adams Theodore Roosevelt and George Herbert followed by a personal reflection on the author’s debt to mothers.

Quote on a seamstress turned cultivated lady by Andrew Carnegie

A reflective remark credits a woman as a seamstress cook wash woman who remained unassisted for most of life yet was a cultivated person. She kept up with the literature of the day as Carnegie notes.

Andrew Carnegie

Activities of City Churches Service Schedule

The City Churches offer a Sunday program starting with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. sermon A Mother's Throne. Afternoon activities include 2:00 p.m. Gods Wer ver in het Hart and 2:00 p.m. Dr H J Pietenpol on Christus Wederkomst om Zijn Volk. 7:30 p.m. The A Capella choir of Central College performs sacred music followed by Theological Student William G Wolbrink at 2:30 p.m.

Het Hart William G. Wolbrink H. J. Pietenpol Christus Wederkomst Om Zijn Volk A Capella Choir Central College

Church of the Open Bible Schedule Prayer Meetings

Church of the Open Bible announces services and meetings: Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer meeting Thursday 2 p m Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday 10 30 a m communion Sunday 6 45 p m Young People's meeting Sunday 7 30 p m topic Mother

Church OF the Open Bible

Sermon Topics For Sunday Services At Second Reformed

The church schedules 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m morning service with the sermon A Faithful Mother and 7 30 p m evening service with the sermon A Prodigal Mother. The details reflect regular weekly worship and two motherhood themed sermons.

Prof George Menninga to conduct morning and evening services

Prof George Menninga will conduct the services morning and evening. The schedule indicates continuous leadership across the day with two distinct service blocks.

Prof George Menninga

Baptist 9 80 Sunday School And Sermons

A church notice outlines Sunday schedule for Baptists with 9 80 Sunday school, 10 45 morning worship and sermon A Mothers Opportunity, 6 30 B Y P A service, and 7 30 evening worship with a sermon A Grain of Wheat. A classroom anecdote about a miswritten sentence and humorous exchanges are noted.

B. Y. PA

Horace Greeley On News Plurality Witty Exchange

An old quip recalls Horace Greeley asserting news is plural and his reply by wire claimed there was not a new. The exchange highlights a playful take on language and journalism heritage.

Horace Greeley

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Elmwood Inn T. W. Cox Franklin Street Allie Gregory Ray N. Hoksbergen Nellie Janet van Heukelem Bertha Hoksbergen al Hoksbergen Bertha Alva Mae van Gorp Lillian de Jong Sendra de Jong Raymond de Kock Adriaa Sjaardema Freda Numninkhoven Gordon Nesbit Ruth Ver Meer Gysbert Ver Meer Helen Boertje Ladies Aid Ed. van Zante P. Baer Will Baer John Braashart Philathea Harry Dixson Steaing Gilbert Boot L. Kaldenberg Helen Kuyper Simon de Haan Lois Rietveld North Broadway The Baptist Church M. T. Klein Murrey Steinkamp Raritan Ill E. V. Goad Leland Croll Knoxville Martha Firth R. R. Beard Loyal Temperance Legion Martha Inveld Unferce Pella W. C Lake Era Township William and Nicholas van Gorp Ernest Blom Iowa United States Paul van Gorp Sammy O. K Paloney Pella P. T Senate Farmers Holiday Association Aschanbrenner Harry Emerson Fosdick Legisature of Central College Sunnyside Beauty Broadway Jessie Sadler Love—Kipling John Quincy Adams Theodore Roosevelt George Herbert Bennie Sheridan Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Johnson Central Park Cafe South Side Square Mealpolder Bros Penney’s Ob. C. Penney Tee
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