14 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
1
A homemaker friendly guide showcases pot luck casseroles and baked desserts. Recipes include Sausage Surprise with rice and milk, Rice Vegetable Casserole with bacon, Ham and Apple Pot with layered ham and apples, Fancy Baked Apples with bananas and marshmallows, and Baked Date Dessert. Each dish uses simple ingredients and standard oven temperatures for about 30 to 60 minutes.
Lucas county farmer Hayes Miller committed death by own action last week at his Lincoln township farm. He fired a shotgun into his heart, leaned over the barrel, and touched off the trigger with a stick. Sheriff Miles Mason said illness contributed to the act. Miller had been in poor health for some time and left his house in the morning after building fires. His son found him dead in a pasture after Mrs Miller notified him.
Friday morning crowds viewed the 33 foot bus at Central Park cafe. Mr Burton and Mr Over explained features including heated seating, shatter-proof glass, individual reading lights, and a 175 horsepower eight cylinder engine. Operating costs, licensing fees, and tonnage taxes were outlined. Burton doubted sleeping accommodations and predicted limited profitability on short routes, citing passenger volume and privacy concerns.
An audience packed the high school auditorium on a college lecture course night to see Edward Reno perform a series of clever magical acts. Reno’s skills left the crowd spellbound, with children especially amused by tricks beyond their understanding, and many hope for another Pella appearance.
Rural ministers and city clergy coordinate with the Iowa Farm Bureau in Des Moines for Harvest Sunday on November 24. Town and rural churches invite farm and urban communities to attend special services led by Farm Bureau members and farmers. leaders predict record participation as farm and city residents recognize mutual dependence.
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