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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1927

Page

8

Pella High gleanings from third preliminary contest

The third preliminary contest at Pella High yielded first and second in Oratory Paul Blommers and Casper Bruins, Dramatic Edward Vander Ploeg and Gertrude Jankamp, Humorous Betty Blommers and Dirk Beintima. A fourth contest is planned for December 1 with numerous dramatic and humorous entries.

Paul Blommers Casper Bruins Edward Vander Ploeg Gertrude Jankamp Betty Blommers Dirk Beintima

Early Christmas Offer Centered on Card Boxes

The Book Shop advertises holiday cards with varying packaging. Options include eight cards in a Holly box for 10 cents, and twelve or twenty six cards in fancy boxes priced from 15 to 85 cents and up to $1.25 respectively.

the Book Shop

Pella High Pupils Stage Cyclone Sally Play

Pella high school pupils under Miss Tena Doornwaard presented Cyclone Sally on Tuesday and Wednesday, with cast including Paul Blommers Martin Heerema Willard Langerak Lester Jelsma Gertrude Bruinekool Mable Van Zante Lorel Hendricks Alicia Stureman and Gertrude Bensink. The school orchestra directed by Mrs Hummell performed before and between acts, delivering an enjoyable entertainment and earning praise from the audience.

Pella High School Tena Doornwaard Cyclone Sally Paul Blommers Martin Heerema Willard Langerak Lester Jelsma Gertrude Bruinekool Mable van Zante Lorel Hendricks Alicia Stureman Gertrude Bensink Hummell

Van Niewaal Store Closing Out Sale Draws Shoppers

The Van Niewaal closing out sale continues as a major attraction with a score or more of clerks serving buyers from far and near. Special hour bargains are offered on different days, and past week sales drew great throngs of buyers as most articles are priced at a fraction of their cost.

van Niewaal

Administrator's Sale At Hunn Farm Near Runnells

On December 1 1927 at 10 am an administrator sale will be held at the Hunn Farm four miles east of Runnells and nine miles south of Prairie City. The sale includes 30 full blood Hereford cows 25 spring calves 125 Hampshire shoats 12 horses and farm machinery. For information contact J S Carpenter 1901 Easton Boulevard Des Moines Town.

Hunn Farm Runnells Prairie City J. S. Carpenter Easton Boulevard Des Moines Town

Post Office Hours for Thanksgiving Day 1927

On Thursday November 24 1927 the post office opens 10 to 11 a m for money orders stamps parcel post goers delivery and carriers windows. Collections from street letter boxes occur at 10 45 a m. No Wns or Rural delivery. Outgoing mail dispatched to all trains.

Formation of National Land-Grant College Survey Panel

Washington announces a nine member Special Advisory Committee to survey United States land grant colleges. The panel, chaired by the Secretary of the Interior with the Secretary of Agriculture and educators as members, will study 69 white and 17 colored state colleges, overseeing 327000 students and a 1925-26 income of 129.2 million dollars. The survey, authorized by Congress, is conducted by the Interior Bureau of Education.

Washington, D. C United States Department of the Interior Secretary of the Interior Secretary of Agriculture Congress Bureau of Education of the Interior Department

Changes to be Advocated in Immigration Laws

Washington officials outline key recommendations for Congress to tighten immigration policy. Secretary James J. Davis proposes penalties for deported aliens who reenter unlawfully and fines on transportation companies for transporting stowaways detected at ports.

Washington, D. C Congress Secretary of Labor James J. Davis United States

Deportation law changes proposed to expand classes

A draft set of amendments to the 1924 Acts would strengthen deportation by creating new classifications of deportable aliens including alien narcotic peddlers. Other proposals addressed alien husbands and wives of American citizens and their children, and naturalization or legalization for those who arrived before the current quota law.

Ignorance and Apathy of Voters Depor​ed

Washington criticizes voter ignorance and apathy. John Hays Hammond of the National Civic Federation calls for civic education and youth involvement to vote intelligently. He condemns nonvoters and urges citizens to reclaim parties from graft and corruption with higher moral standards.

Washington, D. C John Hays Hammond Department of Political Education National Civic Federation Hammond Credit Mobilier

Pella Markets Report From Fu Cooperative Exchange

Quotations from Pella area markets show hogs at 6.76 dollars per hundredweight and oats at 2 dollars per bushel. Wheat price listed as 7.95 dollars per bushel with miscellaneous figures for corn and other grains.

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Pella Public Schools Ethel van Zante Connor Tillie van Zante Dorothy Payne Adelaide Sybenga Leta Mae Grant Helen Beetveldt Margaret van Dellen Dime Museum Marjorie van Roekel Teddy Margaret Hoeksema Jane Kathryn Schultz Mabel van Brogen Ruth Dykstra Skunk Ladies Aid Ned Charles DeWinter Ernest Barr Pella High Amidon Oskaloosa High Richard Tysseling William van Doorninck Orville Dykstra Administrator's Sale Chronicle Americas Dodge Brothers America F.O.B Detroit A. B. van Houweling Auto Co Pella, Iowa Donse Brothers Special Committee For Land-Grant Colleges van den Berg Electric Co Pella Puritan Drug Company Royal Candy Phone Constantine Bros Pella, Ia
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