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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1932

Page

8

Huntsman dies after shotgun accident near Cantril

Joe Madden a 25 year old Cantril barber died in Ottumwa hospital from gunshot wounds suffered during a hunting accident Wednesday morning near Fox river north of Cantril. He fell while helping companion F B Marsh scale a bank and his shotgun discharged. He leaves a widow and a 100 months old daughter Roberta Jean.

Madden Ottumwa Roberta Jean Roy Madden Castril Davi County

Five Miles of Highway 14 Paving Near Sigourney Opens

A week away, five miles of concrete paving south of Sigourney will allow travel at your own risk. Des Moines Asphalt Co contractors finished pouring Friday after night work to dodge rain. Shoulder work continues. remaining sections from South English to North English opened earlier. Paving to Martinsburg to finish next spring. crews may station equipment near M and St. L tracks for south segment and may run two outfits if spring weather delays.

Sigourney Bob Merrill Des Moines Asphalt Co Martinsburg St. L

Monogenerian Hoover Supporter Casts Ballot

Indianola Tribune notes Newt Thompson, a 95 year old Civil War veteran from Virginia township Warren County, confined to his home by age, cast his ballot for Herbert Hoover in Tuesday's presidential election. He served with the First Iowa Cavalry four years eight months two days and supplied his own horse.

Indianola Tribune Virginia Township Newt Thompson Warren County Herbert Hoover Thompson First Iowa Cavalry

Prisoner Escapes Newton Jail But Is Recaptured

Monroe Mirror reports G C Whitacre of Knoxville serving 60 days for issuing bad checks was captured Sunday morning about three miles from Newton on Highway 14 by Deputy Harry Agnew. Stacre, with 22 days left, ran when ordered to sweep the jail sidewalk. He had been allowed such privileges previously without incident.

G. C. Whitacre Knoxville Jasper County Newton Harry Agnew Stacre Kelly

Fremont Store Burglary Loots Merchandise Worth 150 To 200

The W. P. Rhoads general store in What Cheer was entered Monday night and looted of shoes dress shirts ties blankets men's jackets cigars and candy with about 6 taken from the cash register. Glass was cut from the rear door to gain entry and the door unlocked from inside. A storage room door between the storehouse and salesroom was also opened by the same method. The Rhoads residence was burglarized last week. Sheriff W J Gochee of Oskaloosa investigated.

Patriot-Chronicle W. P. Rhoads Rhoads W. J. Gochee Oskaloosa

Library Notes on the library’s role and order

The piece argues the library serves as a reading and knowledge hub with a threefold aim to reach more readers and better books at low cost. It notes rising circulation, calls for quieter, respectful use, and urges adults to frequent the library to maintain a conducive, courteous environment.

American Library Association

Rain Delays Highway 59 Paving Near New Sharon

Rain Monday afternoon halted work on the John P. Abramson Construction contract to pave 6.622 miles of highway 59 east of New Sharon. Crews halted within sight of completion and a near record day’s run was lost. One full day remains to finish pouring concrete and close the gap into New Sharon.

Montezuma Republican John P. Abramson Construction Company Des Moines New Sharon

Ministers Visit In Otley Homes

Otley Iowa November 16 Mrs Herman Tuinstra and son Donald visited at the home of her sister Mrs Wm Van Zee and family. Mrs John De Leeuw of Monroe visited at Jennie Robus home. Miss Hattie De Joode visited Joe Kool home. Klaas Menninga and Mrs F Ti ma of Pella visited Seth Menninga. Case Van Buren ill in Denver, Colorado. relatives called to his bedside returned home. Families of Otley and nearby towns hosted Sunday dinners at multiple homes with Rev J M Carlson and Rev Peterson noted.

Otley Iowa Herman Tuinstra Donald Near Monroe Wm, van Zee John de Leeuw Monroe Jennie Robus Hattie de Joode Joe Kool Klaas Menninga F. Tima Pella Seth Menninga Onwetta Jacob Wouda Klaas van Buren Henry van Buren Case van Buren Denver Colorado Anne Diekema John Bloodsworth James van Vlie

Porterville Coal Miners Busy In Local District

Porterville Iowa November 16 coal miners are busy supplying coal for customers with two mines in operation the Porterville Coal Mine and one on the J D Van Zante farm run by Herman Van Weelden. Local residents visited relatives including Mr and Mrs John Robertus Mrs Connie Vanden Baard and others during the week.

Porterville Iowa Hubert Vander Syde John Robertus Gradus Ver Ploeg John van Scheinkhoven Howard Stranahan Walter Stewart Winterset Mary Murray Sytsma Will Hytesma Leighton Will Monster Henry van Oenen Edward Scott Oskaloosa W. A. Jensen Dorothy Bastian Goemaat Johanna Wielard Gles Antoinetta Monstes iAut Tids, Jr Connie Vanden Baard Earnest Ross Des Moines Carl Smith Marvin Harvey Pella Mahaska Hospital Gornie Vanden W. J. Monster

Distribution of Tax A School Problem

Des Moines Iowa November 16 A plea for rural school funding reform by M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture at the teachers convention in Des Moines He argues education is a responsibility of state and nation and some rural school revenue should come from non property taxes He envisions state and federal support to avoid hurting farm ownership and promote rural opportunity and leadership. A separate legal exchange ends with a witty courtroom remark about appearance and propriety.

Des Moines Iowa M. G. Thornburg Thornburg

Mrs G Ter Louw Dies In Iowa Nov Fourth

Killduff Iowa Nov 16 Mrs Ger rit Ter Louw died at her home east of Killduff at five oclock the morning of Nov 4 She was born near Pella Nov 1 1864 daughter of John and Katherin Elscott one of eleven children She married Gerrit J Ter Louw on March 18 1888 nine children Henry Joseph Bennie Frank Roy John Meppel Howard Roside and Katie survive with husband nine children two grandchildren and three brothers and four sisters Funeral services were held at the home Nov 7 at 10:30 a m conducted by Reverend Larson pallbearers were her six sons Interment was Sully cemetery

Killduff Iowa Gerrit Ter Louw Ter Louw John Katherin Elscott Pella Gerrit J. Ter Louw Henry Joseph Bennie Frank Roy Meppel Howard Roside Katie Larson Des Moines Sully Twe Grace Adams Forrest Terpstra Sort Watson, Terpstra Galesburg Harry Terpstra Catherine Dick Newton Verda Earp Margaret den- Howard Terpstra Galseburg Klyn Jetgon Adams Misses River Rothy Elm Berry Sa Oon Sis Fils Atitad Cogenne

Election social features and guest list fill long afternoon

Cards and listening to election returns over the radio. The rest event included Harold Lanp ier, Vernon Eichner, Will Eichner, Melis Otten, Lucian Lanphier, Raymond Fleck, John Elecott, Homer Parish, Oscar Poetker and others. Lunch was served with Mrs. King and Mrs. Vernon Eichner assisting. Guests from Grinnell, Mt Vernon, Newton and Winterset joined a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Raymond Fleck.

Harold Lanpier Vernon Eichner Will Eichner Melis Otten Lucian Lanphier Raymond Fleck John Elecott Homer Parish Oscar Poetker Cl Irish Roy Compton Ray Gifford Jim Sampson Clarice Smith Charl Dick Riley Gifford Jay Quinn Roco Dick Jet Adams Willard Wagman George Efnor King Mrs. Welle Sully Mrs. Chalmers Johnson Oskaloosa

Central College plans annual Week of Prayer vesper

The Religious Life Committee at Central College outlines a December Week of Prayer opening with a vesper on Sunday afternoon December 4. Rev John A Dyksstra of Grand Rapids will speak the week, with extended morning chapel, special music, and evening services in local churches led by choir directors and the A Cappella Choir. Local ministers collaborate with the committee as Christians associations arrange student discussions and faculty prayer groups. Everyone in Pella is invited to attend in the College Chapel or churches. a detailed schedule will follow.

Religious Life Committee Central College John A. Dykstra Grand Rapids Michigan Baptist Pella

Thirteen Women at the Orpheum Des Moines

At the Orpheum theatre Des Moines starts Friday November 18 and runs through November 20 presenting Thirteen Women an Irene Dunne led drama about predications and danger. Also showing Mitzi Green in Little Orphan Annie with famed characters Sandy Daddy Warbucks and the Marx Brothers imitation. Thrift Books from RKO are advertised at the box office.

Screen Irene Dunne Ricardo Cortez Miss Dunne Myrna Mitzi Green Harold Gray Funny Papers Sandy Daddy Warbuck RKO Orpheum Theatre Annie

Pneumonia Preventatives For Summer To Winter

Dr William J Scholes outlines simple measures to avoid pneumonia during upcoming cold season. Avoid contact with sick individuals and those recovering from pneumonia. Treat colds promptly with bed rest and doctor's advice if lingering. Cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing and ensure good room ventilation. Avoid fatigue and overheated poorly ventilated spaces.

William J. Scholes

Preventing Colds and Pneumonia Through Health Habits

The article urges avoiding excess and poor diet as they lower resistance to infections. It highlights exercise in fresh air, proper clothing, and outdoor activity as key, noting that precautions protect against colds and pneumonia. It also advises avoiding contact with ill people to reduce risk.

Germ-avoidance Advice Against Disease Infections

The article discusses methods to prevent infection by germs tied to various diseases, emphasizing hygiene, vaccination, and protective practices to reduce transmission and safeguard public health. The guidance highlights practical steps individuals can take to minimize exposure and improve community resilience.

Thanksgiving Dinner Menu From Household Hints

Menu items listed include roast turkey papal potatoes iblet gravy baked squash creamed onions pickled peaches jelly pumpkin pie coffee nuts fruit and raisins. Note inaccuracies in spellings and items reflect OCR errors from a household hints column.

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Cantril Fred Lautenbach Dave Verought Insurance Agency South Side Square Phone 298 Hoover Monroe Mirror Fremont Library Notes Fair Grounds Sale Pavillion Fred Chandler Chariton, Iowa Col Frank Walker Montrose Cedar. Rapids, Iowa Cedar Rapids Auto Club KWCR Bond Otley Homes G. Ter Louw Sunstrum Valu Enal Sunstrums Aeee Ecurrny Hubpark North Side Square Oshaloosa Grace de Jong’s de Jong Floral& Seed Co Main Street
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