Pella High plans open basketball season and fall events
Pella High School outlines a busy schedule with a basketball season opener and a heavy slate of conference and non conference games. The article notes Armistice Day and Teachers Convention holidays, essay prizes won by Rob Goedhart and Florence Hollebeck, football results, operetta plans, and upcoming student programs and declamatory contests with detailed class winners and participants.
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Pella
Southern Central Iowa
Pleasantville
Monroe
Sigourney
Winterset
Prairie City
Melcher
Valley Junction
Indianola
Knoxville
Hartman
Rob Goedhart
Florence Hollebeck
von Rosenburg
von Roxenburg
Kellogg
St. C. Amidon
Madison Township School Meeting Held At Else School
A Friday gathering brought patrons, teachers, and pupils from five Madison Township schools to Else school for the annual community meeting. Nellie Van Haasten led with aides from Plean ant Ridge Elim Grove Madison Center North Center and Blue.
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America
Joyce van Roekel
Pleasant Ridge
Nettie Simmons
Madison Center
Wing Foo
Madison Cisther
Betty Stewart
North Center
Sion
Jimmy
Elmer de Prenger
Bertie Leeper
Elm Grove
Mic Grove
Betty and the Bear
Margaret
Madison
North
Elm
Burwood Mountain
Bernice Bloom
Miss Krout
Madison Township
Else School
Mins
Nellie van Haasten
Pleanant Ridge
Helen Williams
Elim Grove
Viola Nead
Kathryn Calwell
North ‘Center
Mildred Rempe
Blue
Mins Krout
Darlene Walston
Hhn Grove
Aletta van Wyk
Ernest Steenhock
Else
Darlene
Aletta
Ernest
Black Oak Two election results and local officials
Fragmentary OCR lists candidates and offices from Black Oak Two including congress, state, county, and township roles. Names such as Dan Turner, Fred Hagemann, W. Ramse, and W. J. Gochee appear with party affiliations and district notes, alongside local officials and clerks.
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Dickerson
Daniel Steck
Dan W. Turner
Fred Hagemann
Congress
W. Ramse
Wteconnell
Will HH
Croxier Rt
Eed
Movietone Directorial Gem Liliom at Strand Theatre
Director Frank Borzage makes a landmark all talking version of Franz Molnar’s play Liliom. The film features Charlon Farrell as Liliom and Rose Hobart in her screen debut as Julie, with H. B. Warner Entelle Taylor and Lee Tracy in supporting roles.
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Frank Herzage
Franz Molnar
Borzage
Earth
Heaven
Midway Junction Point
Critica
Strand Theatre
Charlon Farrell
Liliom
Rose Hobart
Os Julie
H. B. Warner
Entelle Taylor
Lee Tracy
Fox Morlotone
Enlist Young People In Temperance Work
The educational program of the Towa Anti-Saloon League targets high school age youth and aims to reach about 30,000 young people within the next eight months, with roughly 5,000 already engaged. The effort reflects a broad mobilization of young citizens in temperance education and advocacy.
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Towa Anti-Saloon League
Rev R G Schell to Lead Week of Baptist Church Services
Rev R G Schell, pastor of Chicago's Second Baptist Church, will preach during a week of special services at the local Baptist church starting Sunday. The campaign opens with Nordlund preaching on The Normal Temperature of the Church and Three Ways of Being Lost, with Schell arriving Monday to begin evening services at 7 30.
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R. G. Schell
Baptist Church
The
Second Baptist Church of
Second Baptist Church
Word of God
Schell
Nordlund
League forms young people division led by Coe and Boyer
Alice J. Boyer announces active participation as general secretary and Albert E. Coe is named Young People's Secretary and Dramatic Director. The league will use dramatic presentations to reach many youths and teach observance of laws, with emphasis on prohibition.
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Alice J. Boyer
Young People's Department
League
Albert E. Coe
Young People's
Coe
Miss Boyer
Local Chamber Endorses Fund Drive Appeal Note
The message urges support for a fund drive turned to the treasurer with liberal contributions welcomed. It notes the appeal has approval from the local Chamber of Commerce committee and invites community backing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army Drive Set For November Dates In Des Moines
Envoy W. Lowe of Des Moines State Salvation Army headquarters will oversee the annual statewide canvas on November 14 and 15. A single county canvass is conducted each year to fund work in the Town division, with T. H. Klein serving as local treasurer. All funds raised and a full contributions list will be prepared for records.
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W. Lowe
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Divsion
T. H. Klein
The Inquiring Reporter: Public Views On A Matter
The Inquiring Reporter collects weekly opinions from five individuals on a public matter. Each participant shares personal views reflecting community concerns and diverse perspectives.
Local voter mood shifts after jobs and food shortages
A. J. Schippers argues the prohibition issue barely affected the results as unemployment and poverty dominated concerns. W. K. Johnson of J. C. Penney notes the widespread unemployment and financial strain shaping the election outcome.
For Sale Hog and Farm Listings in Mahaska County
Poland China male hogs for sale listed by Mart Vander Linden south of the elevator. Phone 3. Farms for sale include 120 240 and 320 acre tracts in Mahaska County. For information write or call 738 J Charley Victor Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Poland
China
Mart Vander Linden
Mahaska County
Charley Victor
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Voters seek change as prosperity fears drive party shifts
In Kansas City voices weigh prohibition sentiment and economic strain as the nation shifts. Mrs. J H Shinn argues administration blamed, while others cite hard times and millionaire wealth. Miss Josie Vroom links fatigue with prosperity promises, and Nick Gesman notes hunger and thought spur democratic voting.
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Kansas City
J.H. Shinn
Josie Vroom
Christ Messages and Services at Second Reformed Church
Rev Henry C Jacobs leads a full schedule with church school at 9 30 a m sermon at 10 45 a m Christ s Message to Smyrna and The Coward and His Recovery in the evening Home Missions Compel them to come in and What Christ Has Done for Us are noted The Rev G Tysse from Holland Mich preaches in the evening, with Ekron messengers and a 2 00 afternoon program listed
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Henry C. Jacobs
Smyrna
Christian Endeavor
Christ
Ekron
Hollan
Rev. G. Tysse
Holland, Mich
Local Auto Man Guest of Chrysler in Detroit
J K Cornelius of Cornelius Motor Co local Chrysler Plymouth dealer returned from Detroit Friday after taking delivery of a new consign ment of Chrysler and Plymouth cars. The group of over 200 met in Chicago boarded the Chrysler Special arriving in Detroit Tuesday afternoon. They were guests at a banquet and entertainment with Chrysler executives speaking. The Plymouth World Tour broadcast and film tests of the new Chrysler Eights followed the banquet. Trips through Chrysler Jefferson and Kercheval plants and Plymouth Motor Corp were featured. Distributors and dealers enjoyed a lunch at the Plymouth Plant before hundreds of cars awaited the Chrysler sales force for departure home.
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J. K. Cornelius
Cornelius Motor Co
Chrysler-Plymouth
Detroit
Chrysler
Plymouth
Cornelius
Chrysler Sales Corporation
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Texas
South Dakota
Chicago
J. E. Fields
Fred Zeder
Chrysler Corporation
J. W. Frazer
KYW
Chicgao
Jefferson and Kercheval
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Card of Thanks for Arie Schakel
The children thank friends and neighbors for sympathies and floral offerings during the sickness and death of our beloved father Arie Schakel.
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Arie Schakel
District Pythian Convention at Prairie City
The annual convention of district No. 6 of the Pythian Sisters met in Prairie City Iowa on Thursday October 23 with 171 delegates. Edna McNally presided as District Deputy. The day included registration and a welcome by Gertrude Hanel with Belle Webb of Oskaloosa replying. The evening featured ritualistic work by Calanthe Temple 235 and remarks by the Grand Chief. The next convention will be held.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Prairie City
Iowa
Edna McNally
Gertrude Hanel
Belle Webb
Oskaloosa
Calanthe Temple No. 235
Grinnell
Calanthe Temple No
Cigaret Sets Fire to Auto Tire Near Square
A cigarette set fire to a car tire on the east side of the square Saturday noon. A passerby saw the blaze in Gysbert Van Houwel ing’s auto. a tire was destroyed. The likely cause was a lighted cigarette igniting leaves. Warns smokers to be careful to prevent larger fires.
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Gysbert van Houweling
Candy and chocolate goods sale at The Book Shop
An old catalog listing assorted confections including peanut brittle and chocolate drops sold by weight, with candy bars offered at two for 5 cents and gum in packs priced at 5 cents per three.
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Madison Township School Meeting
Ofc
Trade Merkion
Dutch Mill Service
Stewart Goad, Mgr
Black Oak
AG Tyxneling
Groenendyk St
J.C. de Bruin
Township
Clark
MM. de Reus
HL. W. Vander Linde
I. Y. Breuklunder
A. J. Schippers
W. K. Johnson
J. C. Penney
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Florence
Polla
Bishop Mine
C. K. Marcuson
Vogebusker
Lar
J. Buwalda
South St
Phono Red
Soo C. W. Clement
Harold Sack
D. Eb, Hudson & Sons
Montezumay
C.J. van Varker
Kennedy
Fada
Gillfillan
Dayton
Zenith
A. c. Sable
Conditi Kuyper
MUSIC
Ren
Mrs. Hunt
W. Pella
Joe H. H. Sadler
Chronicle Office
Brom Hatchery
Beyers Battery and Electric Company
van Rhoenen
Reasner
Willys Knight
Willys-Knight
Studebaker
Maxwell
van Houweling Auto Co
Carl Boyers
Nick Gesman
Second Reformed Church
Third Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Pella, Iowa
Ferrell “Lillisen
Estelle Taylor
Byron
Broadway
Hearousee
Wade C. Harvey
Harvey, Iowa
George Ramsey
Pella Motor Company
Edith Bevan
Dave Bevan
Puritan Drug CO
Ideal Pharmacy
District Pythian Convention
Monroe Mirror
Cigaret
Chronicle
Prince
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
A&p
Navy
Sawyer’ S
Jonathan
A&p Food
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Middle Western
Campbells
Eagle Milk
Farina
Lewis Lye
Rex Lye
Ion
Vicer
Gous
Benteco Store
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