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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

5

Local social notes and visits in Oskaloosa area

Miss Hattie Van der Meulen travels to Des Moines to bring home her hospital bound sister Jeannette.’many residents attend gatherings including a farewell for Mrs Luke Bruinsma and a Child Welfare program led by Dr Georgia Chalfont. Twin birth announced for Rev Gradus Vander Linden in Grand Rapids Michigan. Tim Dykstra trades store building for W W Sexton residence with possession next spring.

Hattie van der Meulen Des Moines Jeannette James van Dusseldorp Oskaloosa Street Luke Bruinsma Oskaloosa Henry J. Kool Lynnvill Woman’s Federated Club John Blommers Geo. Gaassi Georgia Chalfont Lola D. Taylor Gradus Vander Linden Grand Rapids, Mich Tim Dykstra C. Boat W. W. Sexton Mr. Sexton

Correction of Fankhauser Marriage Notice in Oskaloosa Daily Herald

A correction clarifies that Dr A P Fankhauser of Pella and Miss Kaley were united in marriage at 5 30 p m on Monday November 5 at the rec tory of St Ambrose Catholic church Des Moines attended by intimate friends. They will reside in Pella immediately. Dr Fankhauser is known in Marion Mahaska and Jasper counties and is a Palmer School of Chiropractic graduate 1917 with 4 months post graduate study in 1920. He located in Pella July 15 1920.

Oskaloosa Daily Herald P. Fankhauser A. P. Fankhauser Pella Amanda Kaley Shakopee Minn St. Ambrose Episcopal Church Fankhauser Des Moines St. Ambrose Catholic Church Marion Mahaska Jasper American Legion Palmer School of Chiropractic

Intellectual giant guides motorist to town route

An Atchison Globe quotation defines an intellectual giant as a man who can tell a motorist intelligently how to reach the next town, framing practical knowledge as true intellect.

Atchison Globe

Bible as Source and Purpose Sets YM Meeting Tone

Prexy explains the Bible as God’s inspired library of sixty six books written to reveal His character. He notes its role in salvation and daily living, and imagines a world without the Bible. The YW group then discusses college friendship, trust, and honesty, emphasizing frankness and mutual growth through true friendship.

Prexy Y. M God

Thanksgiving Then and Now in American Life

A reflective essay contrasts old and modern Thanksgiving traditions. It notes changes from simple family gatherings to cabarets and theaters, the shift from homemade mittens and plum pudding to ready-made goods and ice cream, and the broader move of American life away from rustic, communal customs toward commercialized celebration.

Turkey

A Sponge Cake Conversation and Office Banter

A fragmentary dialogue features Mrs Newbride asking about a sponge cake and her husband noting the cake imitates a real sponge while missing sand and shells. A line about collecting a bill from the dad and a humor shot about an office boy rising to his position follows with a folded exchange on ambition.

Vision in College Red Cross Leadership

The Central Ray urges college students to join the Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 29 and to study the organization’s work. It cites the era’s need for service with a call to emulate Sidney Latimer and to take on future leadership roles in community, state, and nation.

Red Cross Brotherhood of Man Students of America

Untitled Verse Snippet on Will and Deed

A fragmentary poem line hints at a struggle between human will and divine command. The speaker seeks strength to build beyond fear, urging action with the imperative deed. The archaic diction evokes spiritual labor and resolve.

Market Quotations From The Pella Co op Exchange

Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange at Pella Iowa show hogs priced at five eighty to six thirty per 100 pounds and oats per bushel with cream prices noted.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa

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L. Popma’s C. Dicleman Ed van Zante Chariton M. D. McWilliams Pella Oylerall Company Ft. Dodge J. C. Rhynsburger of G. W. Verrips Eddyville F. M. Sadler Indianola Geo. F.sadler Mary de Hoch Nellie Farler Monroe Penrod and Sam Y. W Ruth Sikkink Jonathan David Christ Just Wingold Flour Vander Ploeg’s Bakery College THE Sidney. Latier Southland Sam Flush Lux K. C del Monte Michigan Reliable Dept. Store
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