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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
6
U S navy man Ralph Kaldenberg story from his father T H Kaldenberg details a misread incident in New York. An intoxicated officer detained Ralph briefly before the girls explained the mix up and Ralph helped escort them to a hotel and locate their relative.
Mrs J H Reuvers and Miss Leona Reuvers hosted the P E O Sisterhood meeting at their home. It was the season finale with summer break to follow. Mrs H C Payne, a Keokuk state convention delegate, reported on the proceedings. The afternoon ended with lunch, needlework, and informal social time.
Miss Cornelia Wilson hosted the Pro-Wo club on Thursday evening with bridge as the main diversion. Two tables were in play as members enjoyed the event in a social setting.
The Missionary circle of the Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Jas Huyser.
Fred O Hall announces his candidacy for the office of supervisor as a Republican aspirant. He currently serves as county auditor, with six years in that role, three years as deputy auditor, and nine years as clerk of the board of supervisors. Aged 34, he has two sons including a high school student and seeks voters support in the June primary and in the general election if nominated.
Mr and Mrs John Hackert of 310 Main street mourn the loss of their infant son Logan George who died Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Born February 8 1930 he was 3 months 9 days old The funeral was held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev H C Jacobs officiating Interment was in Oakwood cemetery He is survived by his parents and sister Vivian Joy The family receives wishes of sympathy from a large circle of friends
Dr. Clark Aschenbrenner and Dr. H. C. Payne traveled to Marshalltown for the Iowa State Medical Society session spanning Wednesday to Friday. Clinics were led by Dr. O. H. Perry Pepper and Dr. Temple Fay from Philadelphia, with pediatric and surgical sessions by Dr. Robert H. McBride and Dr. Charles J. Rowan.
At a Friday meeting Central College students chose the 1981 Central Ray staff with Lois Smith as editor and an associate and news and sports editors. Retiring staff include Vernon Nagel as editor in chief and others. Exhibits showed wide student projects from reading and math to physics and chemistry, with a school orchestra led by Richard Lewis providing music.
A steady stream of people filled the high school gym Tuesday evening to view department exhibits. The displays were well arranged and reflected the great effort put into the school’s showcase.
H L Sherman received word Friday of his mother Mrs Dowd s death. She had visited the Sherman children and cared for them during an operation. Interment occurred in Fairfield after a Davenport trip. The Chronicle extends sympathy in the bereavement.
The article lists numerous teachers and staff linked to city schools, noting additions including Miss Hollis Byram for fifth and sixth grades and Miss Dena Ver Steeg alongside Miss Jennie Harmsen as present fifth grade teachers. Names span multiple families and local schools, reflecting a broad, ongoing staffing update.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of beloved wife and mother. It notes appreciation for expressions of sympathy and floral tributes from neighbors and friends.
Several events unfold this week with the Glee Clubs giving a public concert at the park Monday evening and a student recital featuring Miss Arta DeVries Mr John Wesselink and Mr Laurel. The President’s luncheon for the Senior class occurred Wednesday at one. Founders Day Banquet sponsored by Mr Jewett of Des Moines centers on Thursday in the Ladies Dormitory dining room with faculty and senior organization members invited. The Faculty Club wraps the season with its last meeting set for Friday outdoors and Friday evening May t features plays by Miss thee one tied by thi.
Baleys dramatic class in the college chapel opens at 7 45 p m with public attendance. Rev Carnahan central college vice president recently returned Tuesday and aiding local efforts. Conference Field Meet slated at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Friday and Saturday with Wilkins Tysseling and Davis entered in shot put pole vault and sprints. Seniors exit recitations with some exempt from final exams as nicer weather spurs campus activity. Volunteers plan May 31 pageant on campus with supper after. tickets sold by volunteers.
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