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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

5

Bank Reopening Progress Moves By Pella Chamber

Rapid progress underway as the Pella Chamber of Commerce votes to back bank officials for early reopening. A five member committee plans a countywide drive with waivers, cards, and posters urging depositors to sign, while the bank offers nightly hours for signers and trust arrangements to sustain deposits.

Pella Chamber of Commerce Legion Memorial Hall Pella National Bank Chronicle Chamber of Commerce C. H. Wormhoudt Pella Albert Vander Ploeg Jacob G. Ver Meer Simon de Haan Capitol City Bank of Des Moines Pella City Fred Lautenbach J. A. Grandin Arie Schilder Peter Heerema T. van Niewaal

Opening Of Band Concert Season Announced

Hugo Kuyper, director of the college band, announces the opening concert in Central Park on Saturday evening. He expects a large crowd for a program of popular favorites. The band will first perform in Knoxville on Friday, inviting Pella residents to join the trip.

Hugo Kuyper Cental Park Knoxville

Auto and Bakery Truck Collision West Side Street

A bakery truck and an automobile collided on the west side street in light traffic. Both vehicles sustained minor damage and no serious injuries were reported. Police arrived and redirected traffic while authorities investigated the cause of the collision.

Floods, fires, and famines dominate condensed news

Three lives were lost in floods across Indiana and Illinois over the weekend. Rebecca Roche, 23, leaped from a Chicago skyscraper. Claims against Col Lindberghs baby disputed as plant. Roosevelt urged farm relief act delay on foreclosures. Chicago teachers gain salary funds. Fire at Manila Philippine Training School killed 11 girls. Gandhi’s 21 day fast may end. Iowa beer revenue tops eighty thousand dollars. Riots near Le Mars lead to conspiracy and assault charges. Wisconsin dairy workers clash with tear gas and milk dump. Gandhi’s fast reportedly continues. Roosevelt calls final revival of industry talks. Auburn Maine fire destroys 20 homes and 20 businesses. French flier Hermoz seeks help crossing Atlantic. Chicago gangster killed in a ride. Ohio floods force hundreds from homes. Former Iowa bank official arrested for alleged bank funds appropriation.

Have You Signed Up For Reopening Of Local Bank

Citizens flock to support reopening of Pella National Bank closed by federal edict on March 4. Locals favor a 50 50 operation over receivership to keep the bank open and secure deposits. sign deposit waivers at once.

Pella National Bank

The Christian Remedy for Debt by Dr Wesselink

A ministerial meeting of the Classis in Pella MORC approves Dr Wesselink's paper on debt as a timeless remedy. It details seven elements, stresses fear of debt, warns against high pressure sales, cites Proverbs and Romans urging prompt payment, and notes a continuation on page eight.

The Classis Pella Reformed Church of America John Wesselink Wesselink Paul

Wear Their Flower Poppy Day Message Urges Patriotism

A World War memory piece urges Americans to wear the red poppy on Poppy Day May 27 to honor fallen soldiers. The article credits American Legion Auxiliary volunteers with distributing the flowers to support disabled veterans and orphaned families, calling for continued patriotic service.

America France American Legion Auxiliary

Ed Van Zante Denies Wet Convention Attendance

Ed Van Zante states he did not attend the Knoxville wets convention last week. He says he was at a meeting of the Emergency Aid committee and not at either convention. The claim came from the wets convention secretary as supposedly authoritative information.

Ed van Zante Knoxville Emergency Aid Committee

John Van Maanen Answers Summons and Dies at 170

John Van Maanen died Friday at 6 40 AM at his home 428 North Market Street Oskaloosa after four weeks illness and two bowel surgery. Funeral Monday at 1 PM from his home and 1 30 PM at Protestant Reformed Church Okaloosa with Rev Pikaart and Rev Veldman officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery Leighton. Born February 18 1868 in the Netherlands he came to the U S as a young man eight children survive two marriages led to Bertha Terpstra now widow of Anne De Reus, plus many Van Maanen siblings and relatives.

John van Maanen North Market Street Oskaloosa Okaloosa Pikaart Veldman Evergreen Cemetery Leighton J. van Maanen Netherlands Mr. van Maanen Teuntje Meinders Bertha Terpstra Katie Anne de Reus Gilbert van Maanen Lyman van Maanen Effie John de Jong Johanna Brand van Maanen Gertrude Joe Roozeboom Rose Hill Henry van Maanen B. van Maanen

Pella High to stage The Yellow Shadow mystery play

The senior class will present The Yellow Shadow on Thursday and Friday evenings at Pella High. The mystery comedy features Sylvanus Dykstra as a country sheriff detective, Helen Van der Waal as an heiress, and Frances Van Rees as a hysterical old field. The play promises constant action with messages and appearances as the plot unfolds. Also noted: Pella lost 6 to 1 at Prairie City in a baseball game, Van Arkel fanned 11, and six hits were made by Van Arkel Cummings Gaass and Bosveld.

Pella High School Sylvanus Dykstra Wame Helen van der Waal Old Schippers Frances van Rees Pella Webster North English van Arkel Cummings Gaass Bosveld

Ruth Dykstra to Present Senior Recital at College Chapel

Pianist Ruth Dykstra will present her senior recital Thursday evening May 18 at 7 30 at the college chapel. The program includes Grieg Sonata Opus 7 Starlight Opus 55 No 4 Mac Dowell Elegy Opus 88 Nollet May Night Palmgren Valse Opus 2 Levitzki and Mozart Concerto in A major Allegro andante presto.

College Chapel Miss Dykstra Grieg Menuetto MacDowell Nollet Palmgren Valse Levitzki Mozart Allegra Pre Dykstra Jewel Peterson Central College

Automobiles Registered In April In Marion County

In April 1933 Marion County saw its best month for auto sales despite banking inactivity. Dee Galvin reports 26 new registrations including 17 Chevrolets, 5 Fords, 2 Plymouths, 1 Dodge and 1 GMAC, listing owners and locations such as Knoxville, Bussey, Melcher, Pella, Cordova, Otley, and Harvey.

Marion County Dee Galvin

Mrs Peter Welle Dies At Newton

Mrs Peter Welle died on Wednesday of last week at her Newton home approaching 85 years. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:06 PM with Rev W J Grinnell officiating. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Pella. Several local residents attended. a fuller obituary will appear in the next issue.

Peter Welle Newton F. Grinnell Oakwood Pella

Pella Baptists Lead in Sunday School Contest

Pella leads Monroe and Newton in a Sunday school contest with a current score of Pella 16,250 Monroe 18,930 Newton 12,810. Next Sunday will be 100 percent class attendance day with special recognition during closing exercises.

Pella Monroe Newton

Mrs N E Hackert Dies Wednesday At Hospital

Mrs Mattie Hackert widow of N E Hackert died Wednesday morning at 1 40 at Ma haska county hospital after a brief illness. Funeral set for Friday 1 30 at home and 2 at Third Reformed church Rev G Menning officiating. Interment Oakwood. Born near Pella she was 72 3 6. Husband died eight years ago. Survived by four sisters and one brother Mrs John Langerak Mrs John Adair Mrs Charles Clark Mrs Mitchell Van Heaften R Ver Ploeg of Pella and many nieces and nephews including Dr W C Ver Ploeg.

Mattie Hackert N. E. Hackert Mahaska County Hospital Third Reformed Church Rev. G. Menning Oakwood Hackett Pella John Langerak John Adair Harve Charles Clark Oskaloosa Mitchell van Heaften Kalamazoo Mich R. Ver Ploeg W. C. Ver Ploeg

John Van Essen Appointed Watch Repairer at Local Jewelry Firm

John Van Essen becomes the new watch repairer at De Wit and Bousquet Jewelry after the passing of senior member James De Wit. A native of the area, Van Essen brings several years of experience from prior work in Chicago and had planned a return there before taking this position.

John van Essen de Wit & Bousquet James de Wit van Essen Chicago

Christian School Activities Preview Programs and Dates

The Christian School of our city schedules events over the coming days. The Parent-Teacher association will meet Friday evening May 26 with all invited. Graduation exercises are set for Wednesday May 31. The annual school picnic occurs Thursday June 1 at West Et with participation of Sully Peoria and Pella schools. Large attendance is expected at all gatherings.

The Christian School of Our City Parent-Teacher Association Westet Sully Peoria Pella

Andrew Buwalda Repossesses Shop Across Chronicle Office

Harold Rozenberg retires from the radio business by selling his shop across the street from the Chronicle office to Andrew Buwalda who had previously bought it 18 months ago. Buwalda continues a radio and electric business from his home while Rozenberg plans future steps.

Harold Rozenberg Chronicle Andrew Buwalda Buwalda Rozenberg

Mother's Day Observed in Pella Churches

Large crowds attended services across four Pella churches as Mother's Day observances echoed the anniversary begun by Anna Jarvis. The Baptist service featured a sermon on A Mother's Opportunity with solos by Ray De Haan and Alice Brewer. First Reformed highlighted A Mother Throne with choir anthems and a duet by Viola Kaldenberg and Lavine Klein. Third Reformed offered morning and evening programs including a Junior Choir anthem and an college A Capella choir performance. Sunday School primaries also presented short programs at the Baptist and Third Reformed churches.

Anna Jarvis The Baptist Church Ray de Haan Alice Brewer A. Haverkamp First Reformed Church Edith Sedrel le Cocq Viola Kaldenberg Lavine Klein Wolbrink Third Reformed Church G. Menning Baptist Third Reformed

Edward Vander Ploeg Senior Song Recital at Central College Chapel

Edward Vander Ploeg presents a senior song recital at Central College Chapel on Monday evening May 22 at seven thirty. He has been active in Central musical circles four years with Glee Club and male quartette and serves as soloist with the A Capella choir. He is also known as an actor with numerous stage appearances. The program features German French Italian Russian and American songs including To the Evening Star from Tannhauser. He will be accompanied by the Iowa City Oskaloosa Symphony Orchestra at the May Festival on May 26. The concert is under Professor John Toms who teaches voice and directs Central's A Capella choir.

Edward Vander Ploeg Central College Vander Ploeg Central Celle van der Ploeg Evening Star Tannhauser Oskaloosa Symphony Orchestra Seccchi Romance Debussy Wagner

Brother of Mrs Van der Linden Dies In La Plata Mo

J M Yeater died Friday at age 17 in La Plata Missouri prompting Mrs A N Van der Linden to travel there. Funeral services were held Sunday in Bussey Iowa beside his parents. she returned home Sunday evening.

A. N. van der Linden la Plata, Mo la Plat Mo J. M. Yeater Bussey Iowa Vander Linden

Friendly question on beer repeal and its effects

A neighborly message debates repealing beer legalization. It suggests testing impact before repeal and considers effects on individuals, home life, taxation, crime, and politics over seven years.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Illinois Rebecca Claire Roche Evelyn Walsh Washington Gaston B. Means Col Charles A. Lindbergh Roosevelt Philipine Training School Manilla India Gandhi Leo J. Wegman le Mars Wisconsin Auburn Jean Hermoz North Atlantic Brazil Ohio Valley Frank Wilkenson First Iowa State Bank of Albia DR. Wesselink Ames Mr. Amion Weisha Olanets Prairie City Rit Pella Ruth Dykstra Let Dickerson Produce Co Chevrolet Knoxville City Dodge Truck K. O. Bristol Ford C. L. Bodger Elizabeth Sewell Peter Groenendyk F. C. Murphy Chevro Lyle Christ Ben Henry Melcher Chas. Sampson George G. Sellers Cordova John A. Wittenberg Otley J. R. Weddle Plymouth John Buwalda GMAC W. H. LeGrande Morris Chevroet Virgil Pyle Swan Wm. Betson Mattie A. Johnston Let. F. Norris Lacona C. J. Hawkins Edgar Smith Dorothea Bean Harvey Pella Baptists Jewelry Christian School P. T Rodge Quilter Lie Rubinstein Rachmaninos Buzzi- Peccia Marjorie Deit Vander Ploeg John Toms A Capella Choir
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