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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

5

Big Red Cross Demonstration Parade in Pella Town

The Big Red Cross parade drew broad town attendance on Saturday evening to boost war work and the upcoming fund canvass. Leaders included F M Frush and Dr Fultz with bands from Pella and Otley, vehicle tributes from Garden City Feeder Co or its workers, and floats highlighting Red Cross relief efforts. Soldiers home from Camp Dodge joined, with Gary Vogelaar and others in drills. Otley Band’s concert followed, directed by Prof A P Kuyper. Des Moines real estate man J B Weede delivered a brief, pointed address after a late arrival.

Red Cross Red Cross Society F. M. Frush Pella Fultz Sadler Ed van van Zante Pella Red Cross Garden City Feeder Co Otley Ladies’ Circle Feeder Co Red Cross Fund Camp Dodge Rock Island Main Franklin Ambulance Corps Gary Vogelaar Joe Porter Lou Thomassen Martin Paardekooper Connie Muilenburg Arthur Donai A. P. Kuyper Summit Township J. B.weede Des Moines

County Agents Meet to Lecture on Farming and Stock Raising

County agent T Ralph Miner will lecture at area school houses next week on farming and stock raising. Meetings at Bunker Hill May 28 Sand Ridge May 29 Valley 3 miles southeast of town May 30 begin 8 PM. Ladies welcome to attend all meetings. T D Tice manager.

T. Ralph Miner Bunker Hill Sand Ridge Valley S. E T. D. Tice

Notice to settle debts with Mrs Aschenbrenner by June first

Those indebted to Dr Carl Aschenbrenner are asked to settle with Mrs. Aschenbrenner at his office before June 1st. This public notice directs timely payment and identifies key names and deadline.

Senior class presents As a Woman Thinketh play

The senior class staged a well received production As a Woman Thinketh depicting a Weeden family troubled by nagging. A Hindu Seer guides Mrs Weeden to use the subconscious mind and the family improves though the seer is a fake. Miss Glenaere Grandman coached the show. Graduation exercises follow with Professor Shimek delivering the address.

Weeden Glenaere Grandman Shimek the State University

Red Cross Quota Oversubscribed in Pella Area

The Pella Chapter of the American Red Cross reports district quotas totaling 6483.27 with a net minimum of 4100, oversubscribing by nearly 60 percent. H P Van Gorp thanks volunteers and committees for their faithful work in achieving the record.

Plainview Pella Peoria Sandridge Bunkerhill Battle Ridge Silver Grove Amsterdam Pleasant Grove Valley Porterville Rock Island Pella City Polk Summitt American Red Cross H. P. van Gorp

Noted Picture Coming at Elite Theatre in Pella

Mr. Geo L Hoffman manager of the Elite Theatre announces a Monday June 3 showing of the noted picture A Man Without a Country at his house. Proceeds beyond expenses go to the Red Cross, with Hoffman providing popular shows for the community.

Geo. L. Hoffman Elite Red Cross Hoffman Pella

Dr Gray to Lecture at Pella Chautauqua May 27

Dr John A Gray returns from France and will speak at the Pella High School Auditorium on May 27, recounting life with down-and-out men in New York City. All invited and asked to bring an offering to cover meeting expenses.

John A. Gray New York City Pella

Domestic Science Exhibit At Local High School

An exhibit of work by two domestic science classes is on display in the H. B building this week. It began yesterday and can be viewed this Friday afternoon and Friday evening. All class work is shown, and the notice invites more people to see what is being done in this subject at the high school.

H. 8

Commencement Week at Central College in Pella

Commencement activities conclude with a multi day program at the First and Second Reformed churches and the high school. President Hoffman delivers the sermon on Hebrews, a Y M C A address follows, a Conservatory concert, and senior class programs. Declamatory contests, a farewell chapel, and the inauguration reception mark the ceremonies alongside a banquet attended by community members and alumni.

First Reformed Church Hoffman Board of Trustees Jordan Hall Y. M John H. Raven D. D New Brunswick N. J Third Reformed Church Conservatory of Music Sadler Keables Philo-Alethian Hall Bouma van Zee Duiker Second Reformed Church Dunn Cottage Gymasium B. F. Brinkman R. R. Beard Bert Baron F. M. Frush Janella Thomassen Pella

More Men Called to Camp May 25 in Marion County List

The Knoxville Journal reports 20 Marion county youths were sent to Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, with an order for 45 more to go May 25. The corrected list includes Gerrit Van Wardhuizen Pella and many others from Pleasantville Bussey Tracy Knoxville and nearby towns, among them Ells and Snelson, with several from Columbia Evansville and Ames.

Knoxville Journal Marion County Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Gerrit K. van Wardhuizen Pellawm Rodgers Pleasantville Jno L. Vander Linden Bussey Malcom McKinzle Marysville Tennis DeBont Webster Henry Schurer Cordova Earl V. Smith Blakesburg Anne DeGeest Pella Chester M. Comer Oliver S. Hyslope Cornelius Schimmel Tracy Walter F. Bruere Henry Maassen Doone Clift Lyons Lionel W. D. Saunders Knoxville Pearl Bingeman Lovilia Levi R. Anderson Charles C. Gulli Charles Mays Harold Sack Charles W Rinehart Art Buwalda Shelby M. Jacobs Melcher Charles C. Duncan Columbia Harry W. Smith Evansville Ind Lloyd M. Smith Henry W. Ferguson Carl G. Bath Hamilton Richard Holse Ames Joseph Milledge Leo D. Belknap Edward Caffrey

Memorial Day Observance Changes Under Proclamation

Memorial Day services Thursday May 30 will follow the presidential proclamation. Activities include cemetery visits at 10:00 a.m. and church services 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. A 4:00 p.m. gathering in the city park features speakers Rev. J. Wessellink and Rev. G. G. Haan with music by the Pella City Band and Male Choral Club. A patriotic pageant at 8:00 p.m. at the high school. Flowers donated byMay 20 to Puncture Proof Retread Tire Co. Rev. Robert Carroll delivers the Memorial sermon May 26 at the Baptist church.

G. A. R. Ladies’ Circle H. J. Vanden Berg Pella City Band J. Wesselink H. M. Bruins G. G. Haan America Robert Carroll G. van de Kamp

City Council Meeting Deliberates Slough Filling Plan

Tuesday council debated filling a private slough at Mrs. Visser’s property near Independence and East First Streets. Officials eyed private tile drainage versus city sewer extension, referred the matter to committee, while approving a city sewer attachment for a canning factory and levying a $125 stoppage fee. April electric report shows $1875.80 receipts and $1479.08 expenses with four new customers. Polling places for June 3 primary set, Fourth ward to use Auto Service Co. office. police appointments discussed with no definite picks unless required by law.

C. Visser Independence East First Streets Electric Department John Ulrich Auto Service Co

President Signs Bill Enforcing New Draft Registration

Washington reports President Wilson signed a bill requiring all men who turned 21 since the first selective service enrollment to register. Enrollment day is set for June 5, and about twenty two thousand Iowans are expected to register under the new draft regulations.

Washington Wilson

Quilt Brings Money for Red Cross Donation

The Pella Red Cross Chapter thanks Sunshine Mission Circle for 70 dollars. Receipts are one dollar per quilt square and ten cents per name on the quilt. It is on display in Stubenrauch's drug store window and may be donated to the Red Cross at a future auction.

Pella

DeReus Party Buses to Camp Dodge Faces Breakdowns

Mr and Mrs A P DeReus and Rube Brand visited Harry DeReus at Camp Dodge on Thursday. They suffered a puncture and blowout en route to Des Moines and a rear axle break at Camp Dodge. They returned by train Friday morning with Rube delivering the car after rain delayed departure. Harry is slated for transfer from Camp Dodge to a southern camp this week.

A. P. DeReus Rube Brand Camp Dodge Harry DeReus Des Moines DeReus Harry 4A

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