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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

5

Fatal Farm Tour Accident Kills Miss Kate Shivers

A Knoxville farm tour group along the southern part of Knox county was halted by a Tuesday afternoon crash near Harvey. Miss Kate Shivers died at once when ejected from a car driven by M Shivers, who was severely injured, along with Mrs Ben Hudson and others. The group was en route to the final stop of the tour, and the bodies and injured were later taken to homes in Franklin Township and Harvey.

Marlow County Farmers Institute Knoxville Kate Shivers M. Shivers Harvey Miss Shivers Ben Hudson Neivs Tom Harvey Franklin Township

College Notes Highlight Socials and May Day Festivities

Prof and Mrs Clayton hosted two glee clubs at a Lawn Party under Japanese lanterns with games, a partner matching supper, and a program by C A I. Miss Sorensen gave a luncheon. Guy Churchill to perform an organ recital at the Baptist church. May Day featured Swedish Spinning, a Pole drill, and a grand supper with Clarence Hansen named King and Sylvia Noffsinger Queen.

Clayton Sorensen Guy Churchill the- Baptist Clarence Hansen Sylvia Noffsinger Misses Bray Frank Westervelt Yoder Miss Sorensen Sadler Dean Childs J. L. Beyl

Barred Rock Cockerels For Sale In Pella Iowa

Barred rock cockerels, 60 birds headed this season, are for sale to improve flocks next year. Priced at a tenth of their value. Inquiries directed to R R Sadler in Pella Iowa.

Sadler Pella Iowa

Farm Hand Shortage Boosts Cultivator Sale

Advertisement touts Bailor Double Row Cultivator as money saving farm equipment. Claims it pays for itself in one season and outperforms other double row cultivators. Encourages readers to visit showroom for demonstration.

Wweeds

Meredith Biography Error Sparks Political Denial

The piece reports persistent opponents claim Meredith is a Republican, despite clear Democratic ties. It notes a Polk County history printed an unauthorized biographical sketch asserting Republican status, denied by Meredith, with Clarke Publishing admitting error after circulating an unauthored version.

Phe Meredith Connolly Polk County Jit Chicago Clarke Publishing Company of

Hand of Death marks loss of Lake Prairie farmer

Frank Hugen a well respected farmer and Lake Prairie Township Trustee died at his home one mile southwest of Pella on May 22 1914 at 9 00 a m from heart trouble He was 87 and survived by a family Funeral services were held at the Third Reformed church Monday with interment at Oakwood cemetery.

Frank Hugen Lake Prairie Township Third Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery

Death of Orange City merchant John Vande Steeg remembered

Sioux County mourns John Vande Steeg a prominent Orange City merchant who died suddenly of heart failure at home. Born 1851 in the Netherlands he came to Sioux County in 1870 helped found a successful general store rebuilt after a fire and served as deputy county treasurer. Survived by seven children and several siblings the elder in the American Reformed church will honor him Monday at 2 p.m. with Rev. McEwan delivering the sermon. The prominent pioneer left a legacy of energy courage and community standing.

Alton Democrat Sioux County Pella John VandeSteeg Orange City A. W. Lohr Lohr American Reformed Church John van de Steeg Netherlands America John A. J. Betten van de Steeg Betten Mary Pas Hubert Pas G. H Nampa Idaho Coba Ft. Morgan Colo Florence Des Moines Mae Arthur Lucille Dorothy H. J. VanderWaa G. Beyer M. B. Lewis Moscow John Vande Steeg

Luther and the Reforma tion lecture at First Reformed Church

Rev C Muller of West Sayville New York lectured at the First Reformed Church on Luther and the Reformation. He used slides to contrast Rome’s ancient cruelty with church corruption and traced Luther’s life from Erfurt to Wiltenburg. He warned of Rome’s modern political influence, urged support for public schools, praised Freemasons, and urged Protestant churches to evangelize immigrants. He emphasized patriotism, the Dutch influence, and the American flag while noting potential disagreement from some attendees. The talk was given for edification rather than offense and drew attentive listeners.

C. Muller West Sayvill New York Stephen DeCooky Reformed Church Rome Nero Constantine Luther Tetzel Erfurt Wiltemburg Muller America Pella Holland

Post Office Hours for Memorial Day 1914

Office hours at the post office on Memorial Day May 30 1914 will be from 8 00 to 9 00 a m and 6 00 to 7 30 p m During this time windows will be open for mail delivery stamp sales and money orders No city for rural delivery will be rendered.

Rural Carrier Exams Planned for Marion County Vacancies

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination at Pella Iowa on Saturday June 13 1914. It aims to certify candidates to fill a rural carrier vacancy at Bussey and other rural route postings in Marion County. For information contact Tunis Kimipkes at the post. John A McIlhenny, President.

Pella Iowa United States Civil Service Commission Bussey Marion County Tunis Kimipkes John’ A.mcilhenny

Barbers To Close On Decoration Day

Barbers announce closing on Decoration Day Saturday at 8:00 p.m. The undersigned list includes A. P. DeReus VanHatten VandeGeest F. D. VandenBers DeNeef Goedhart J. Sterrenburg VanRees DeWit as participating shops and names.

A. P. DeReus VanHaatten & VandeGeest F. D. VandenBers DeNeef & Goedhart J. Sterrenburg VanRees & DeWit

Crozier Urges Duty to Vote and Fiscal Restraint

GHO. W. CROZIER declares voting is both right and duty, warns against rewarding unfaithful public service, and argues taxpayers bear burdens wisely. He criticizes tax increases and criticizes two reformer types pushing new offices or wasted expenditures, promising to oppose such measures if nominated. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hynes visited Des Moines friends early in the week.

Democratic Party Representative Executive Council Board of Supervisors General Assembly Iowa Gho. W. Crozinr Mrs.d.hynes Des Moines

Central beats Parsons 1 to 0 in quiet baseball victory

Central defeats Parsons College of Fairfield 1 to 0 behind Williams's run driven home by Rhynsburger. Kuyper stole second before being caught at third, with Dick VanZante pitching solidly for Central as the game stayed scoreless after early tense moments. Gaass umpired and attendance was fair.

Parsons George Gaass

Bunker Hill School Picnic Promises Community Cheer

A Bunker Hill School picnic on Friday May 22 hosted by teacher Leylah Stuff featured an old fashioned gathering, a seven gallon freezer of ice cream surprised attendees, with visitors Cornelia Hospers of Pella Frank Stuff and daughter Knoxville Dirk Fraken J Stiernemann Otley G H Fennema and families present. Residents send best wishes to Miss Stuff and praise the event as splendid.

Bunker Hill School Leylah Stuff Cornelia Hospers Pella Frank Stuff Knoxville Dirk Fraken J. Stiernemann Otley G. H. Fennema

Central Ladies Glee Club Concert Delights Small Audience

The Central ladies glee club staged an excellent program in the auditorium last Thursday. Encores followed strong renditions of Bridal Chorus and Unfold from Redemption. Soloists Cecile Mincks Merna Thomas and Prof. Clayton impressed, as did Marguerite Tracy Edna Horn and a trio. Praise for Prof. Clayton’s leadership concludes the report.

Central Ladies Glee Club Cecile Mincks Arditti Merna Thomas Prof. Clayton Marguerite Tracy Rapp Tracy Edna Horn Prof Clayton Mincks Thomas Central

Public Welfare Meeting At First Christian Reformed Church

The Public Welfare Association will meet at the First Christian Reformed church on Monday evening June 1 1914 at 8 oclock. Dr C N Bos will speak on what could be done for the improvement of the public health. There will be two numbers by a ladies quartet. You are invited to attend. N FIRTH Secretary.

Public Welfare Association First Christian Reformed Church C. N. Bos Ladies Quartette N, Firth

Bridge Building Race In Iowa Counties 1914

Marion and Story counties contest for the most bridges built in 1914. Marion set 97 bridges costing $56,628.86 early in the year and plans 51 more. Story county bid for 70 bridges at $22,050 and later 69 more at $30,000, totaling $55,000.

Marion Story Counties Marion County Story County Ames Times

There is something doing among the vines in Pella

A short farm notice from F. I. LeCocq of Pella Iowa warns against using Oliver Surface cultivators near Morning Glory vines. The maker claims the tool will kill vines and hurt the crop, urging buyers to seek alternatives. The message presents a blunt sales warning about crop care and equipment.

F. I. LeCocq Pella

City council approves water sewer connects and new sidewalk plan

North Main street petitions by P H VanGorp H P VanGorp and others granted. A streets and alleys resolution orders sidewalks on blocks 2 3 6 7, and a railroad crossing on east Second street. Sewer across Main to city park approved. Bond ad. engineer hires. paving plans. police polling places set by ward. Adjourned.

P. H. VanGorp H. P. VanGorp North Main Street F. F. Carpenter H. W. Slob East Second Street Braashart Henge Brom Union Street Third Reformed Church Howell Butt Schreiner Rhynsburger P. Buwalda D. L. Donegan Prairie City A. P. DeReus P. DéReus W.P. Fowler A. VanStigt P. VanderBeek Arie DeHoedt VanZee & VanRoekel G. B. Clark H, Rosenberg

Trespass Notice and Visit Report for Lena Vos

No trespassing or swimming allowed at Klyn and DeWinter and J. H. VanViiet Co Ady premises. Miss Lena Vos visited Sioux City on Saturday for a visit with friends.

Klyn and DeWinter and J. H. VanViiet& Co Ady Lena Vos Sioux City

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Hon County Parmer College Old Central Vandesteeg C.’ Muller Barbers Crozier ABRH J.rhynsburger Byramss Kuyper Roach Rf Westervelt Ct Lowe If Williams F.rhynsburger VanZante D. Dee Abrhpoae Parsons Teeter Rogers Ef Case Yount Cassett Rs Clinkenhead Ss. Valentine Young ‘If McAffe P. Eh Bunker Hill Ladies Glee Club Public Wellfare Association Council Ewing
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