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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

12

Beyers Adopts Low Priced Good Batteries

Marcia Ver Steeg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ver Steeg, fractured a forearm Sunday evening while playing with her father. The injury is healing, and use of the arm will be restricted for several days. The Model Clothing store upgrades with new cabinets under George Heeren, allowing easy display without rearranging piles. Twenty eight cars became mired in mud near Pella and Rin County detours Sunday evening, with tractors aiding through the mud hole.

Marcia George Ver Steeg Model George Heeren Pella Oskaloosa Herald Burl Stevens Isaac de Haan H. Jensen Miss Zwank Jacob Zwank

Boy narrowly escapes car collision after bicycle incident

A fifteen year old boy, son of H Roeffel, dodged a moving car while riding a bicycle near a popcorn wagon by the Security State bank. J H Campbell of Des Moines drove the car, causing the bicycle to strike it and throw the youth to the ground. He suffered bruises but no broken bones. Other notes include births, visits, and social events in town, plus an ad for a Bob a lawn mower and a quote from El Dorado Tribune.

H. Roeffel Security State Bank Roeffel J. H. Campbell Des Moines T. D. Tice Irving Wallace Kasson Minn

Cedar Rapids Boosters Tour Iowa on Good Will Trip

Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce reports a special train carrying eight top Cedar Rapids businessmen will tour the state. The Good Will Tour aims to foster friendly ties with Cedar Rapids trade area towns, stopping in about 50 communities over eight days. The party plans souvenirs and music as they meet local residents and promote civic spirit.

N. J. Leonard Cedar Rapids Pella

Pella Set To Welcome Royal Visitors

English wording suggests a royal welcome planned for an event in Pella. The visitors will arrive in about an hour, with local preparations underway to greet them on site.

Pella

Otley Farmers Advance Amid Spring Hurdles

Community reporters note rapid progress in spring work despite showers. Local residents report mixed health updates with Henry Van der Ploeg improving after a rough period, and flu cases like Mrs. R. J. Tilma easing. Other Otley visitors include Mrs. Dirk Freeken of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Renaud of Pella. Charles Vander Kolk renovates his home while remaining mail carrier.

Henry van der Ploeg Dirk Freeken Monroe Otley Sarah Vande Gaarde H. L. Renaud Pella Martha van Zante Gerrit van Waathuizen Charles Vander Kolk van Vliete R. J. Tilma R. V. McKeeveras Frank Tilma

Cloudy Monday Morning Storm Fails to Bring Tornado

The dawn sky alarmed residents with a rain dewpour, and by evening a roaring cloud spurred fears of a tornado, which passed high without causing damage. Mrs. Floyd Frazer of Newton shows marked improvement and remains in hospital but is recovering and weak.

Floyd Frazer Newton

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