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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1935

Page

4

Italy Will Not Defeat Ethiopia Says Speaker

Dr. Hf C Engelbrecht argues Italy cannot conquer Ethiopia due to terrain and defense. He cites Italy's economic strains, high taxation, and Mussolini’s unpopularity, warns one man rule may fall if campaign fails, and urges embargoes on raw materials to halt war. He notes Rome has never fallen and US should stay out of war.

Italy Ethiopia Hf. C. Engelbrecht Central ‘College England France Dr. Engelbrecht Fascist Party Mussolini Engelbrecht Rome United States

Streamlined Bus to Visit Pella in November

Advices from the Chronicle note a streamlined bus from International Transit Lines will tour the country and stop in Pella on Tuesday November 8 from 9 15 to 10 00 a m at Central Park Cafe depot. Free souvenirs for all. The bus is touted as a safe convenient comfortable and beautiful exhibit of transit design. Be on hand to see it.

Chronicle International Transit Lines Union Pacific Stages, Inc Pella Central Park

Adversity Overcome by the Krizers in Iowa Farm Struggles

Mrs. W. E. Richardson chronicles the Krizer family four miles northwest of Oskaloosa on highway 163 overcoming severe setbacks. After Mr. Krizer’s leg re-injury and past auto crash, Mrs. Krizer expanded with 3,000 poults, 800 hens, and 106 gobblers. Snowstorms forced a new shelter house, 30 by 100 feet, heated and lit, to protect 10,000 birds. Despite hardship, they plan growth in seed corn and turkey ventures, with 45,000 eggs laid this season.

W. E. Richardson N. H. Krizer Krizer Oskaloosa Nes Mrs. Krizer Mr. Krizer Oskaloosa Herald

Fire Discovered At Webster School

A fire started by an oil mop ignited by spontaneous combustion burned the upstairs office floor at Webster School. The blaze caused slight damage and quick actions by staff, discovered by Mr. Bishop as he answered the telephone.

Webster School Bishop

Trial Jurors Are Summoned For Marion County Court

The next term of Marion county district court summons jurors to appear in Knoxville on December 2. Names include W. E. Brent George Bingo Frank Blodgett Melcher Cecil Bridges Pershing John Brooks Clyde M. Core Geo Clark Walter Courtney Mattie Crouch Dick Den Adel J De Haan Edna Day Maurine Glenn Mary Haycock Joe Holdsworth Geo Jerkins Roy Karr Nellie Kise Don Koons W S Leuty John Mott Ralph Mom Merlo Maddy Hubert Nicholson Don Poortinga John A Pos C L Perry Emma Rinehart Carl Robuck and others. Dr W H Tucker of the Illinois Department of Public Health notes sleeping sickness epidemics recur roughly every two years.

Marion County District Court Knoxville W. E. Brent George Bingo Frank Blodgett Melcher Cecil Bridges Pershing John Brooks Clyde M. Core Pleasantville Geo. Clark Hamilton Walter Courtney Mattie Crouch Dick den Adell J. de Haan Edna Day Maurine Glenn Mary Haycock Joe Holdsworth Geo. Jerkins Roy Karr

Inquiring Reporter: Public support for Halloween celebrations

The Inquiring Reporter surveys four residents of Pella about continuing annual Halloween festivities. Virginia van Gorp and Lucile Paltzer urge continuation for entertainment and mischief prevention. Herbert Wormhoudt notes benefits and reduced mischief. Betty Lankelma cites a sad scene in Central Park and supports public celebrations for children.

Herbert Wormhoudt Pella Betty Lankelma Central Park

Man travels 3700 miles in Mexico seeks new educated Chihuahua

J M Wasserburger journeyed 3700 miles through Mexico seeking a replacement for Cricket, his educated Chihuahua who died at age 27. The trek aimed to find a companion with Cricket’s notable traits, reflecting the owner’s long search for a fitting canine companion.

J. M. Wasserburger Mexico Cricket

Pella Red Cross Drive Aims for Record Membership

The Pella Red Cross chapter outlines its leadership and finances from member drives. Last year the chapter fielded 80 relief appeals totaling 421.42 dollars covering food clothing coal medical care and household supplies. Citizens are urged to support this year’s drive for a large membership.

Pella Red Cross Abraham den Adel Ben Blommers Baer Con Fultz Ben J. Blommers Abe den Adel M.C. Slob Ard A. Awtty Dth St. Louis den Adel Blommers

Theatre rises as new home after fire at stock yards entrance

The structure, built last fall, serves as the permanent theater following the destruction of its previous quarters by fire at the east entrance to the Chicago Stock Yards.

Atre Chicago Stock Yards

Mother of Mrs P Boertje Dies in Michigan

Mrs C Spoelman of Hudsonville Michigan died Sunday at age 75. Funeral services set for Wednesday. Survived by six daughters and a son including Mrs P Boertje and Mrs S Grassman, Mrs William Grassman, Mrs Clyde Peasley, Mrs Carl Ohlman, Lewis Spoelman, and Mrs Pet Van Beek of Maquoketa Iowa. Boertje was with her at her bedside about three weeks.

Aul Boertje C. Spoelman Hudsonville Mich Boertje Spoelman S. Grassman William Grassman Clyde Peasley Carl Ohlman Lewis Sp Tudse Pet van Beek Maquoketa Iowa Speelman

Leonard Weyerse Dies After Long Illness At Pella Farm

Leonard Weyerse died at 5 30 PM on Thursday at his farm near Pella after nearly a year of illness. He was 67 years 10 months and 24 days old. Born on a farm north of town he lived most of his life in or near Pella. He was the son of Arthur and Cornelia Weyerse whose parents preceded him in death. He married Elizabeth Rietveld on February 28 1901. she survives with three of his brothers. Surviving brothers are Frank of Tracy Iowa Jacob and Bartus of Pella. One brother and three sisters predeceased him. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 30 PM at the First Reformed Church with Rev A Haverkamp officiating and interment in Lam Cemetery.

Leonard Weyerse Pella Arthur Cornelia Colyn) Weyerse A.de Joode Wm. Jelsma Jennie Weyerse Leonard A. Haverkamp Tlam

Engagement of Josephine Steckel to Edward Burchett Outlined

Bloomfield couple announces the engagement of their daughter Josephine Steckel to Edward Burchett of Bloomfield. The wedding planned during the holidays follows Steckel’s Swarthmore 1930 graduation and travel talks. Burchett, drama major, worked in Hollywood and leads the Little Theater at Waco, now opening an antique shop and art studio in Bloomfield.

W. J. Steckel Bloomfield Josephine Edward Burchett Harry Burchett Swarthmore College Mexico West Indies Des Moines

Seven Marion County 4-H Club Members Enter Exposition

Seven Marion county 4-H Club youngsters aged 12 to 19 will exhibit in the junior classes at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, scheduled November 30 to December 7. Participants include Robert Wright of Pleasantville Betty Jean Holland Richard Darnell Raymond and Robert Sherwood and Billie Sherwood of Knoxville. The exposition marks its 36th year and the second edition staged in the mammoth new amphitheater.

Chicago Marion County Robert Wright Pleasantville Betty Jean Holland Richard Darnell Raymond Robert Billie Sherwood Knoxville Mammoth New Amphithe

Notice on 1936 auto license number reservations

All parties wishing to reserve a specific 1936 license number must pay in advance. The state Motor Vehicle Department says no license numbers can be canceled during 1936. The publisher cannot cancel reserved numbers later, even if the vehicle is wrecked or disposed of.

State Motor Vehicle Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Italy- Ethiopia Englebrecht Aduwa Pillsbury Best Silver Crest Leghorn Farmers Union Franklin Street ASME P. and Crisco del Monte Krizers Webster W. H. Tucker Illinois Department of Public Health Hallowe'en Virginia van Gorp Lucile Paltzer P. Boertje Poland China H. W. Vriezelaar Otley Anna Karenina Clive of India Ronald Colman Loretta Young Black Hole Calcutta John Boles Henr Dixie Lee Redheads FBI W. C. Fields Paul Robson Nina Mae McKinney Belgian Congo Call OF the Marion Co Fargo Tall Can Maxwell House Rinso, Ig Gertrude Niemeyer Ilb IGA DeWit's Iga Food Market
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