Central and Still play to a tight tie in gritty collision
The Bonesetters of Still College of Osteopathy of Des Moines faced Central College on the local field and battled to a 12 all draw. Central struck first in the second quarter on a blocked kick recovered by De Vries. Still replied with flashes from Buirge, including a TD on a 45 yard run and another later in the quarter, and Bone crossed for Still’s other score. Central added a late effort with passes to Dykstra and De Haan, while Van Hettinga and Van der Ploeg guided a stronger defense and improved line play. Final: Central 12 Still 12.
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Bonesetters
Still College of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Iowa
Central College
Central
de Vries
Buirge
Still
Bone
Dykstra
de Haan
van Hettinga
Flikkema
van der Ploeg
Lautenbach
van Doorninck
Murphy
Nicholas van Roekel van der Myde Klaaren Dirks
de Vries de Haan
Fitkkema van Hettinga
van Sigruff
Moros
Nicholas
Puether
Weise
Olsem
O'Connor
Vandigriff
Dans
Elliot
Cornell U
Lee
Tabra
Steffen
Mortuary notes from Pella area deaths in 1922
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Van Zante of 209 East Franklin Street Pella Harriet Jane Dillon daughter of Ward and Mrs Dillon Des Moines passed away in Knoxville at seven years old Antoinette Van Sittert died at her daughter's home in Pelle aged 80 Jerry De Bont a former Pella resident died at U.S. Veterans Hospital Colfax aged 28 years 10 months. Interments planned in Black Oak Oakwood First Reformed cemetery First Christian Reformed church at Pella.
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California
van Nimwegen
H. M. Bruins
Oakwood Cemetery
de Bont
Jerry de Bont
Pella
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Colfax
Knoxville
Wm. van Wyk
Colfax T
First Christian Reformed Church
H. Walkotten
First Reformed Cemetery
Will and hearing notice for Catalana Vorstoeg
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Catalana Vorstoeg, deceased, is on file in Marion County Iowa. A hearing is set for December 5 1922 at the District Court in Knoxville where interested parties may be heard. Walter Kester Clerk of District Court Knoxville Iowa October 30 1922.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Catalana Vorstoeg
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Proverbs Petroleumized Motoring Wisdom Parade
A stream of wry vintage proverbs on cars and driving. Pithy lines weave humor about fuel, tires, speed, neglect, and prudence, linking everyday motoring to broader wisdom. The tone imitates early 20th century period speech with playful wordplay.
First red rose planted in Savoy gardens London
The first red rose to be grown in England was planted in the gardens of the manor of Savoy in London during the thirteenth century.
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England
Savoy
London
Republicans Hold Political Meeting in Pella
The Chronicle notes a county party rally featuring Sheriff Clarke and Congressman Dowell. It questions Clarke's protection of mine operators after Herrin, contrasts Dowell's party focus with facts about war and peacetime spending, and calls out packers and grain speculators as Republican-linked.
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the Chronicle
Sheriff Clarke
Herrin
Ill
Congressman Dowell
Dowell
Congress
Board of Trade
Pella High School
Second Reformed Church Notes on Services and Choirs
At morning service the pastor preaches Jesus at the Well and the Senior Choir sings Comes a Stillness. Evening service features the Junior choir with Come Unto Me and a sermon on Peter at Pentecost as the pastor continues the Simon Peter series. The Senior C E Society meets at 6 30 for Con secration on Better Thinking.
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Second Reformed Church
Jesus
C. E. Society
Simon Peter
Peter
Iowa Red Cross reports healthiest Iowa children in nation
Iowa school children are among the healthiest in the United States according to a Red Cross release. In 1923 Red Cross nurses conducted over a half million physical exams in town and rural schools, finding generally above average health. The report urges hot lunches in rural schools and notes nutrition clinics and home nursing services extended to the poor. Officials say Red Cross work will expand in 1922.
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Iowa
United States
Red Cross
For Sale Household Goods at Auction Friday November 10
For sale a variety of items including a library table, stores, new kitchen cabinet, bedroom set, chairs, rugs and other articles. Auctioneer J T Van Zante. Auction at 712 West First Street. Also note a house for sale on Oskaloosa Street and a parcel post dry cleaning service by Lon Fritch at 125 North Market Street.
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West First Street
Gilbert Runyan
J.T. van Zante
Lon Fritch
North Market St
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Tanlac Praised by Rev B M Bridges in Case
Rev B M Bridges of Mooresboro North Carolina testifies Tanlac improved his appetite restored strength and eased long standing digestion problems He says nerves sleep energy and weight improved after trying Tanlac and recommends it to anyone in a run down condition Sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
H F Johnson Seeks County Board Seat
H F Johnson praised as a conservative constructive public servant while serving in Pella. He asks voters for support as a candidate for the county board of supervisors.
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H. F. Johnson
Pella
County Board of Supervisors
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Peter van Sittert
Emma Nimwegen
David van Sittert
Chronicle
Poland
G. Klyn
Cordova
Chronicle Office
Rphinton
John Sybenga
Pleasantville
Stimpson
Burroughs
W. J. van Wely
B. M. Bridges
Harry Stevenson
Board of Supervisors
Republican
Anderson
Capitol Hill
Monument CO
New England
E. Locust St
Des Moines, Ia
Eagle “Mikado
Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
New York
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