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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1923

Page

3

Cordova Local News Roundup of Visits and Travel

R M Hart fills gas then makes multiple trips to Knoxville and Pleasantville with stops in Monroe Otley Red Rock and Des Moines. Social visits include Mrs Emma Shilling’s Ladies Aid and a snow storm in Otley. A car accident near Fifield leaves Klein brothers with minor injuries.

R. M. Hart J. M. Hart Pleasantville Jess Miksell Knoxville Otley Cordova C. Dykhuis Hexenburg Ladies Aid Society Emma Shilling Sybie Donahue H. Merryman Pella Frank Croddle Newton W. A. Richerd Monroe J. L. Shilling Dunreath W. A. Rieherd Red Rock C. C. Core Sam Miles Baby J. Mart Calvin Bricker Joe Muilenburg Clyde Buckman Des Moines H. C. Williamson Jesse Miksell S. A. Johnson Roy Shilling Gurney Marquis Woodburn Williamson Mess Miksell Charlie Houck Mary Miksell Kittie Sweenie Vandalia

Otley News Snippet: Local Household Move and Hometown Notes

John Van Dam moved from Des Moines to Pella then Otley where car trouble and bad roads forced unloading. the rest of the move was by teams. Various local visits and hospital notes follow, including Os Des Moines trip, family visits to Prairie City, Sully Lane, Davenport, and Reasnor. Garage change at Otley reported as taking new owners Arie Klein and son. Wm Vriezelaar recovering after surgery.

Wm. Vriezelaaar Otley White Pole Charlie Henry Klein Pella Fifield John van Dam Des Moines Clarence Renaud Davenport Anne de Reus Sully Lane H. Dop Peter Dop Prairie City Bert Verought Brownie Fraver Reasnor J. Renaud Bros Blackleg G. Vande Kieft Wm. Vriezelaar Sr Methodist Ottey Arie Klein Gerrit Willie Vriezelaar Ed de Graat Dri

Scout Chronicle Meeting Delayed By Scoutmaster Business

The Tuesday meeting started late due to scoutmaster and scribe duties. Many boys were absent for a Hallowe en party while the prize of a scout rope went to scribe Arthur De Winter for collecting paper. Willard Weir spoke as new assistant scoutmaster and signaling practice followed. The Foxes won a patrol flag and six scouts will take second class signaling tests next week. Anyone with waste paper should inform the scoutmaster or scouts.

Hallowe’en Arthur de Winter Willard Weir Brunia

Scouts Help Harvest Apples and Free Hog at Ike Henry’s

Saturday outing with Henry Roeffel Chas De Winter Assistant Scoutmaster Weir and Scoutmaster Brunia near Olivet ten miles southeast. Two apple trees yielded about twenty five bushels each. townbound delivery fed eight families. On return the boys freed a hog tangled in woven wire by cutting fence strands with pliers.

Henry Roeffel Chas. de Winter Weir Brunia Ike Henry Olivet Henry

World-Wide Prohibition Drives United Resolve

A sermon urges that the world is a unit before God and that the United States must enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. It argues liquor undermines law, cites Governor Pinchot, and notes global pressure as Europe faces debts and smuggling challenges, while praising widespread state and national support for prohibition.

State Sam John Barleycorn United States Washington Europe Des Moines Register England Canada Senate House Milwaukee

Prohibition Worldwide by 1950 Claim Bits of World View

William FE Johnson nicknamed Pussyfoot recalls a London prime minister saying America’s success with prohibition would make England dry within ten years. He suggests prohibition would spread globally by 1950, framing the idea as a world-wide trend.

William FE. Johnson Pussyfoot England America

Indirect Responsibility and College Conduct at Central

The Central Ray discusses how education heightens student responsibility both directly in leadership roles and indirectly through peer conduct shaping college reputation. It notes past rejection of an honor system, current belief in classroom honesty, and the possibility of reintroducing the system to reinforce moral tone.

Ray Y. M Central

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