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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1924

Page

6

Armistice Sunday prayer urged by Governor Kendall

Governor Kendall calls on Iowa residents to observe Armistice Sunday November 9 as a day of prayer in all churches to petition God for an end to war and lasting peace. The appeal emphasizes pulpit press and platform involvement in a nationwide service.

N. E. Kendall Iowa

Wescott Acquires Lands Veiling Old Mill Site

Wescott now owns all lands in the neighborhood of this mill and the old site of the mill and factory has for a number of years been within a corn field. The old mill race, the river itself and all that would indicate a mill or mill stream has passed forever from view.

Wescott

Common Clay at Princess Theatre Des Moines

The Gardinier Players present Common Clay at the Princess Theatre Des Moines all next week starting with Sundays matinee. The drama follows Ellen Neal a poor woman whose life is explored in a graphic court case revealing her past and parentage leading to a decade later reunion with Hugh as a prima donna.

Gardinier Players Princess Theater Des Moines Jane Cowl John Mason Ellen Neal Richard Fullerton Hugh Coakley Fullerton Ellen Judge Filson Fullerton House

Baked Goods and Chickens Auction at Farmers' Store

Cemetery Aid plans a sale of baked goods and dressed chickens at the Farmers' Store on Saturday November 8. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sedrel attended the funeral of her uncle Chas Johnson in Utah and her aunt Mrs. Sarah Snyder in Oklahoma. Chas Johnson and Sarah Snyder were twins who had not seen each other for fifty two years. They were 76 and were brought back to Bussey for funeral services and burial near their childhood home.

Herman Sedrel Bussey Chas, Johnson Utah Sarah Snyder Oklahoma Johnson Mrs. Snyder

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