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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1924

Page

4

Soldier Dead in Our Cemeteries Near Pella

The Chronicle prints names of Civil War, Spanish War, and World War veterans buried in cemeteries near Pella. The list, updated with additions and omissions, aims to aid grave decorations and prompts local American Legion groups to organize flower placements and report to the post for coordination.

Chronicle Pella Cornelius Bauman Henry Bauman H. F. Bousquet J. J. Bousquet Jacob L. Bowman W. Jd. Clark Jacob Cornelius Joshua S. Cox T. W. Cox G. W. Cully A. E. Dennis Harry Downing Henry Fisk T. H. Forsythe Wm. P. Fowler Alonzo F. Keables B. F. Keables Jacob Keigel Wm. Langerak Jacob Miller John S. Morgan John Nearmyer R. C. Payne D. Rhynsburg S. van Buren Dick van Dusseldorp Gerrit van Hemert G. van Setten Herman van Lint Black Oak Center George Richardson Charles Thomas William Thomas Gilbert van Maanen Henry R. Tysseling Sand Ridge S. P. Antry Wesley Bennett American Legion and Legion Auxiliary

Local Groups Plan Graveside Tributes and Patriot Lessons

Community leaders in Pella consider honoring graves with patriotic ceremonies if local organizations decline to decorate. The plan includes enlisting school children to learn lessons of patriotism and sacrifice for the country.

Mander Pella

Voyce Brack Marriage Credited in Des Moines Notice

A marriage license was issued Friday May 16 in Des Moines to Rodney R Voyce of Oskaloosa and Grace Lewis of Pella known as Grace Brack by her maiden name. Voyce is said to live near Leighton and future plans are unspecified. The notice identifies both parties and the date of issuance.

Des Moines Rodney R. Voyce Oskaloosa Grace Lewis Pella Grace Brack

Oakley Warner Marries Bess Shannon in Monroe

The marriage of Oakley Warner of Prairie City and Bess Shannon of Monroe occurred Tuesday May 26 1924 at the parsonage in Monroe with Rev Malone officiating. Warner is the son of Mrs L D Warner of Prairie City. The couple plans to reside in Prairie City amid good wishes from friends in both towns.

Oakley Warner Prairie City Bess Shannon Monroe Malone Warner L. D. Warner Prairie City News

Goulooze and De Haan Play Tennis in Des Moines

Bill Goulooze and Ray De Haan traveled to Des Moines on Thursday and Friday for intercollegiate tennis contests. They won the doubles 6-2 7-5 against Still College on Thursday and Goulooze won his singles, but both singles and doubles were defeated on Friday against Des Moines U. Assistant Coach Vander Meulen accompanied the team.

Bill Goulooze Ray de Haan Des Moines Still College Bill Ass’t Vander Meulen

Founders Day Banquet Delights Central College

Attendees recall a memorable Founders Day banquet with Dr Hoffman presiding toastmaster Prof Bosch hosting a program featuring Harriet Frush piano solo By The Sea George Jewett gave a toast about early college days Mrs Hoffmans two solos Sorter Miss You and The Top of the Morning to You.

Bosch Harriet Frush George Jewett Pella

Founders Day Banquet Memories Endure After Toast

A speaker lauded the pioneer spirit while noting past days are gone yet needed today. Following a roll call and the singing of C. U. I., attendees departed feeling the Founder’s Day Banquet on May 16, 1924, would linger in memory.

Central to Play Four More Baseball Games

Schedule lists four upcoming games starting May 20 with Parsons at home and Des Moines U at home, followed by May 22 at Soldiers Hospital and May 24 at Des Moines U, then May 27 at Pella.

Central Parsons Soldiers’ Hospital Des Moines

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