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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
7
John L. Fleming of Taintor and Miss Phoebe Sheesley of Pella wed at 4 p m on Wednesday May 21 1924 in Oskaloosa at the Christian church officiated by Rev George E Purdy. Attending were both sets of parents as witnesses. couple to reside on a farm near Taintor after June 15.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Henry of Leighton hosted a May 21 party for their daughter Kathryn as she marked her third birthday. Guests included many neighbors and relatives. outdoor games preceded refreshments of ice cream cake coffee and candy while caps of pink and blue crepe paper crowned the cake table.
Marion County native Emerson Hunt seeks a seat as representative. Born on the very farm he still operates in Swan township, he describes himself as a lifelong dirt farmer tied to rural life and local affairs.
The Marion County News endorses Emerson Hunt as an honest, educated, and qualified candidate respected by a wide circle. He is a successful farmer and businessman who will represent farmers and all constituents, trusted to handle public affairs responsibly. Citizens commend Hunt as the best choice for the general assembly.
The News endorses Mrs. A. H. Hoffman on the Republican ticket for Congress in the Seventh District. It praises her as brave and progressive, vows she will relegates Cassius Dowell to private life, and argues Dowell is tied to political machines and out of step with district sentiment.
Dean Merrill Holmes of Dakota Wesleyan University launches a tuition payment plan for high school students. Prospective students can send periodic savings of 4 dollars or more to credit their account at 6 percent interest, with tuition and incidentals charged against the balance upon enrollment. If enrollment is not possible, remittances plus 5 percent interest are refunded. Several young pupils have already shown interest.
A fragment notes pride in quality moments and fabrics with wool suitings offered at the same price, attributed to Vander Linden. The text reflects a sales emphasis on fabrics and value without additional context or details.
Methodist Episcopal services list Sunday School at 9 30 morning preaching at 10 35 Junior League at 2 00 and evening worship at 7 30 with the morning topic A Challenge to Battle First Christian Reformed services include 9 00 a m sermon on The Ascension of the Believers and 1 30 p m The Law of the Lord Second Reformed morning worship features music led by Mrs Liggett and Prof Sadler It notes the Central College Baccalaureate sermon by Rev George Schnucker and a union evening service at Third Church with the College Y M C A and Y W C A participation
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sincere sympathy after a recent bereavement. Appreciation is extended for floral tributes from those who knew and loved the deceased, with the message signed by Mr. and Mrs. John V. Ploeg, brothers, and S. Ndef.
From The Central Bay report notes a Monday evening performance by the men’s glee club at Sully. The event highlighted vocal harmony and local arts engagement, with attendees praising the energetic program and community mood.
A fragmented line announces a promotional free offering for a 2 lb candy bar named Oh Johnnie Nut Bar at The Book Shop. Readable parts indicate a fresh goods display and a wrapper detail, with unclear surrounding text.
The club's Sully concert drew a full house as audience size defined success. The crowd prevented the boys’ girl friends from moving beyond the entrance, and afterward the group were guests of the Marthas, a young club members’ circle.
An Indies group hosted a church gathering serving drinks and snacks after singing for their hosts. After several more songs, the boys headed home. A later fire alarm caused a brief Main Street procession at about 9:30 without any fire.
Advertisement offers a $1,000 life policy for one year to buyers of the 1924 Automobile Blue Book priced at $3.00. The claim promises a genuine life policy as a free bonus with the guide.
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