Censorship of Movies Urged by Miss Aldrich in Pella
Central figures Miss Aldrich of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union urged strict film censorship. She warned laws are needed to control movies and called for shunning cinema to improve conditions, while praising church attendance and urging youth to consecrate. Two fishermen died near Seattle in Elliott Bay after a ferry collided with a small boat in dense fog.
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Aldrich
Elliott Bay
Seattle
Recital to Be in College Chapel
Peterson will present her college piano pupils in a public recital on Thursday evening in the college chapel. Those who will participate include Alvina Osten, Ayesnta Van Wely, Ona dere Landsiedel, Laura Vaniafaaf, Ardena Quire, regise, and Billie Shaw, a student in the class.
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Mise Jens
Death comes to J. J. Thomassen in Bloomington notice
The death notice reports the passing of J. J. Thomassen at age 3? in Bloomington. Born in Peoria he grew to manhood in the city with his mother and sisters listed. Funeral arrangements were held locally as details are incomplete.
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Bloomington
Assen
Herton, IL
JH. Thomassen
Vey
Y. T. van
Shall We Have Annual Red Cross Campaign Now
The Red Cross membership drive planned for Armistice Week has stalled due to local committee issues. The Chamber of Commerce or Van Veen Van Hemert Post American Legion are urged to take charge, with members urged to contribute $1 and to direct donations to Ben Blommers or Abe Den Adel.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
van Veen- van Hemert Post American Legion
Polla
Ben Blommers
Abe den Adel
Local Names Mentioned in Regional Notice Fragment
A fragment lists individuals including J. 8. Hammer of Far, Ed of Tracy, Paul Ston of Iowa, Louis of Farmer City Illinois, Harold Thomas senior with Mrs J F Dykstra of Pella, Mrs Harold Meisenbach of Sacramento California, and Miss Mae Thomassen of Pella, indicating a regional social or official notice with multiple people named across states.
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Hammer
Far
Tracy
Paulston
Iowa
Louis
Farmer City
Ill
Harold Thomassen
J. F. Dykstra
Pella
Harold Meisenbach
Sacramento
Cal
Mae Thomassen
Death of Cornelius Huisman in Union Street Home
Cornelius Huisman died Tuesday morning at 11:00 at his Union street home after a two week illness. He was 78 years 8 months and 22 days old. Funeral services are set for this Thursday afternoon at 2:00 at the Pella Cooperative Burial Association home.
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Cornelius Huisman
Union Street
Pella
WANT ADS Too Late to Classify
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Vogelaar
Fairbanks-Morse
Gerrit Rouw
Jimmie Kempkes
His Brother's Wife Coming to the Pella Theatre
The Pella Theatre announces its Thanksgiving feature His Brother's Wife with a special matinee on Thanksgiving afternoon. The management calls it one of the finest pictures of the year and presents it as a premier attraction for local audiences.
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Pella
Pella Theatre
Huisman R D Douwstra to Officiate at Grace Land Interment
Rev R D Douwstra will officiate and interment will be in Grace land. Born March 9 1858 in Helland, Huisman came to the United States in 1910 with Mrs Huisman and nine children. They lived in tley then ella. Married 49 years ago to Marie Moeres, he leaves 10 children Neal Birmingham Arnold Des Moines Ralph and Anne Pella Marion Oska loosa Mrs C Vonk Reasner Mrs Bert Kelderman Whiting Ind Mrs L J Krouse Marshallton Pete Kelderman and Mrs Margaret Mitchell Des Moines. He also leaves 23 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He was the last of his family. Two brothers and five sisters predeceased him. He owned a coach for two months. The accident occurred on a country road north of here when the Lanphier machine, parked roadside, was struck as Orie Gook, driver of the tractor, looked over his shoulder and failed to see the obstacle. The right wheel of the tractor.
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R. D. Douwstra
Graceland
Helland
Huisman
Tley
Ella
Marie Moeres
Neal
Birmingham
Arnold
Des Moines
Ralph
Anne
Pella
Marion
Oskaloosa
C. Vonk
Reasner
Bert Kelderman
Whiting
Ind
L. J. Krouse
Marshallton
Pete Kelderman
Margaret Mitchell
Here
Lanphier
Orie Gook
County Tractor Goes Over The Top Of New Car
Killduff county road worker Harold Lanphier watched a Caterpillar tractor roll over the top of his new Ford on Monday afternoon. The incident occurred in New Car County when the tractor tipped onto the vehicle, causing damage but no reported injuries.
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Killduff
Harold Lanphier
Ford
Music study builds character and health through school bands
College leaders and 157 authorities in a Conn Music Center survey praise music training for self discipline, teamwork, and mental focus. They cite health benefits from relaxed nerves and better posture plus potential financial rewards for young musicians. Senator Copeland also notes music enhances happiness and welfare through rhythmic pleasure and overall well being.
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Conn Music Center
Soang
Senator Royal §. Copeland
New York City
Car body crushed nearly to ground level on left side
Jasper County Record reports Newton garagemen say the car’s body is wrecked beyond salvage though the chassis remains apparently undamaged after the incident, with the top crushed four feet from the ground along the left side.
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Newton
Jasper County
A Timely Question As Labor Opens a Drive for Wage Law
Central debaters begin work as labor groups launch a campaign for a wage law. The planned effort aims to shape policy discussions and mobilize support among workers and employers alike.
Debaters Rally Over Minimum Wages Debate Question
Thursday morning's paper notes labor spokesmen from thirty nine states urge constitutional amendment to permit minimum wages and social legislation. Debate class members, including Ray Van Heukelom and Greta De Koster, prepare bibliography in the library as ten experienced debaters return to the squad.
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Congress
Campus debate on major sport shapes this year
On campus a squad faces a national issue to settle and debate, aiming to prove a major sport status this year. The item highlights student involvement, organizational stakes, and potential shift in athletic focus.
Extemporaneous Topic Chosen for Annual Contest
Professor Gould of Central announces the annual extemporaneous contest will be held Thus day. The topic for this year is Consumer Co-operatives.
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Gould
Central
Dr Lubbers Delivers Armistice Day Address at College
Dr I J Lubbers spoke before students and faculty on Armistice Day. He threaded his peace and war views with his World War I experiences, outlining attitudes toward peace and conflict.
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Dr. Lubbers
I. J. Lubbers
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Central Park Cafe
South Side Square
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Henry van Ekeren
Huber Street
Majestic
Buckingham
Atwater Kent
Zenith
Grunow
Kuyper
Music House
Kuyper Music House
Barbara Stanwyck
Jean Hersholt
Robert Taylor
Horn Lets
Veran
Ween’s Oil Station
Central College
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Oes
Ohio
Idaho
Farmers Union
Green Mountain
Michigan
Jonathan
aBc
Colorado
U. S
California
Texas
Sunkist
Texas Juice
Pella Fruit & Vegetable Market
D. den Adel
Southnast Corner Square
Crisco
IGA
Heinz
Turkey
Baltimore
de Wit's
IGA Food
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