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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

4

Pella hearing on resolution of necessity for paving plan

City of Pella Iowa holds hearing at 7 30 p m on June 10 1927 in City Office regarding proposed resolution of necessity for paving curbing and guttering on Jefferson Lincoln Columbus Washington Franklin Liberty Union University Oskaloosa pout West Third West Second West First Broadway Independence Main East Second East Third Hazel Clark and Alley streets plus Morningside and related rights of way. Plans specifications and contract forms on file. costs assessed against benefitted properties as allowed by law. A C Kuyper City Clerk. May 19 1987.

Pella Iowa Jefferson Street Broadway Main Street Lincoln Street West First Street Columbus Street East First Street East Second Street Washington Street Hazel Street Franklin Street West Third Street West Second Street Liberty Street East Annex Union Street Morningside Drive Morningside Addition University Street Oskaloosa Street Pout Street Third Street Second Street Independence Street First Street East Third Street Lot 11 North Annex South Street A. C. Kuyper

Kuyper s Korner No 41 A Bunch Of Local Observations And Updates

Kuyper s Korner No 41 surveys town life with comments on service to customers and local habits. The column notes Mr Henry Beyers adding a Mule hide roof, Cas Lautenbach and father building a large basement barn using Goodwin blocks and Quality lumber, and Arie Klyn buying Atlas cement for a driveway. It mentions John and Pete Boardman starting a major farm project four miles north, and Jake Vogelaar erecting a new garage on East Franklin. The piece also jokes about fashion shopping frustrations and advises sensible caution in property deals and construction, urging teamwork over wrecking crews.

John Pete Boardman Pete Cas Lautenbach Father

Strange Civil War premotions foretold three Iowa soldiers

W H H Barker recalls three Marion County men of Co K Third Iowa Cavalry who predicted death before battle. Stanton Millan of New Bern, Wilson Angel near Tracy, Clay Township, and Henry C Vaughan of Jasper County fell in combat in 1862 1864 and 1864. Millan died at Byllamore Arkansas May 29 1862. Angel died near Ripley Mississippi June 11 1864. Vaughan fell October 23 1864 near Independence Missouri. He and Angel left final messages guiding comrades.

Harvey Marion County Co. K Third Iowa Cavalry Knoxville J. F. Miller Stanton B. Millan Wilson Angel Henry C. Vaughan Millan Newbern Here Byllamore Ark Tracy Clay Township Ripley Miss Sergt. C. W. Sherman Sherman Jasper County Monroe N. C. Honnold Vaughan Independence

Sauer kraut treatment for run down feeling

A testimonial from Estherville Democrat recounts a neighbor’s health rebound after adding sauer kraut to meals. The speaker cites improved sleep, clearer vision, stronger breath, and steadier energy, claiming the old Dutch remedy cured prior fatigue and hair loss.

Estherville

What has become of old fashioned honesty

A reflection on debt and ethics notes that some people still pay debts despite hardship, but a troubling trend shows many attempting to avoid paying their obligations. It contrasts virtuous past conduct with current schemes to evade rightful debts.

Revival of old fashioned honesty urged by Spencer Reporter

The Spencer Reporter laments extravagant living by debtors who threaten to exploit bankruptcy law and offer partial payment only with a full receipt. It calls for a revival of old fashioned honesty and for people to pay their debts in full.

Spencer

Court House Statistics from the Records

Marriage licenses issued since last report include Earnest Gamerius and Aldine Parker. Births logged this week list Mary Ellen Lewis born May 18 1927 to Osie Lewis. Helen Joy Rankin born May 16 1927 to Iter B Rankin. Marcella Helene Bacus born April 2 1927 to Jurdie Bacus. Gene Elizabeth Vander Meer born to Cornelius Vander Meer and spouse.

Earnest’ Gamerius Aesceue Aldine Parker Mary Ellen Lewis Osie Lewis Pershing Helen Joy Rankin Iter B. Rankin Clay Township Marcella Helene“ Bacus Jurdie Bacus Aklin Township Gene Elizabeth Vander Meer Cornelius

Local births announced for 1927 twins and kin

Harvey Vander Meer born May 14 1927 reveals a birth record listing Betty Jean Hoksebergen daughter of Raymond and Hoksebergen in Harvey. Phillip Crosby born April 20 1927 is noted as child of Boyd Crosby in Washington township. Glenn Eugene Little born May 16 1927 is identified as son of Archie Little in Liberty township.

Vander Meer Harvey Ores Betty Jean Hoksebergen Raymond Hoksbergen

College players entertain men at Legion meeting

At the American Legion meeting Monday evening a group of college students performed a one act play about the home life of a young married couple with two mothers-in-law visiting. The show entertained the Legion boys, who appreciated the effort and setup including a temporary stage and curtains.

American Legion A Legion

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