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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

5

Wesselink outlines World Court at Pella chamber meeting

President John Wesselink of Central College spoke on the World Court to about 40 Pella chamber of commerce members. He described its goal to peacefully settle disputes and the need for U S adherence, with senate action pending December 17. A committee was formed to draft resolutions urging Iowa senators to support the action.

John Wesselink Central College Pella Chamber of Commerce Wesselink Aschenbrenner Chamber of Commerce United States U. S. Senate Iowa A. C. Kuyper League of Nations World Court Bert Ver Meer J. H. Ver Steeg J. C. Mitten Neal van Hemert Ver Meer Parker Bridge Skunk River Tunis Kempkes Red Cross Kempkes

1926 Auto Registrations Begin December First

1926 license numbers become available starting Tuesday December 1. Apply with engine and factory numbers plus required details. All cars to operate in 1926 must be registered. new cars bought before December 1 must be registered for 1925. A $1 monthly penalty starts January 1, 1926 for unregistered vehicles or missing on file. Frank T. Metcalf County Treasurer.

Frank T. Metcalf

Collision near Garden City Feed er plant injures no one

Herman Geelhoed and Ben Voge laar were in a collision yesterday morning near the Garden City Feed er plant. Geelhoed drove north on East Second when a truck driven by Vogelaar struck his Cadillac, causing heavy damage but no injuries.

Herman Geelhoed Ben Vogelaar Garden City Mr. Geelhoed East Second Mr. Vogelaar

Tunis Van Zante Celebrates 70th Birthday

Tunis Van Zante, longtime Monroe resident and former chamber member, observed his 70th birthday on November 10 at his daughter Mrs Carl Crane's home. Born near Monroe in Marion County, he married in 1881 and moved to Monroe nine years ago. Attending were J T Van Zante and wife, Viretta of Pella, Garrett family, Marie, Burt, Cora, Tennett and Tennett’s family, the Cranes and children Mary and Curtis.

Tunis van Zante Monroe Carl Crane van Zante Marion County J. T. van Zante Viretta Pella Garrett Marie Burt Cora Prairie City Frank Tennett Marion Betty Francis Mary and Curtis Monroe Mirror

Mother Reunites With Her Sons From Des Moines Orphanage

Lester and Chester Curry, both 12, who were at the Iowa Children’s Home in Des Moines, will share a Thanksgiving dinner with their biological mother after years apart. The revival came when Miss Laura L Taft learned from an old nurse of the family’s history, tracing the mother to a northern town. The mother recognized them as her sons and the reunion occurred in a crowd of tears and hugs.

Lester Chester Curry Iowa Des Moines Laura L. Taft Chester

Local football season ends with loss to Dallas 15 to 6

Pella ends its high school football season with a 15 to 6 defeat at Dallas. Injuries shifted key players including Rysdam Van Doornink and Grundman, while A Tysseling and N Tebo filled backfield roles. Pella finishes 5 wins 3 losses, scoring 83 while opponents tally 44.

College Dallas Rysdam van Doornink Grundman R. Tysseling N. Tebo A. Tysseling Pella van Dellen de Reus Fox Vogelaar van Roekel Koopman A. Bruins

Tuberculosis Sunday Aims for Public Health Efforts

Sunday December 6 designated Tuberculosis Sunday with ministers preaching on health. Four minute speakers at services will announce the Christmas seal sale and its purposes. Local chairmen provide pastors and speakers with The Service of the Seals pamphlet, 25 000 copies printed for free distribution.

Board of Control of

National highway system named by Secy Jardine

Secoy Jardine designates a 75,884 mile national highway network of 145 routes touching every state to create coordinated major routes. Eight north south and five east west roads cross Iowa with No. 63 passing through Marion County from Des Moines to Turrell, Arkansas.

Agriculture Jardine United States Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Marion County Des Moines Pella Oskaloosa Ottumwa Lancaster Jefferson City Rolla Powhatan Ark Turrell, Ark

Store Burned at Fairmount in Major Conflagration

The general store at Fairmount owned by Harry Porter was destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon. Losses are estimated at 5000 dollars with insurance partially covering merchandise. The blaze, likely started by a basement furnace, left the cash box and records burned. a small safe was found among the ruins. Firefighters from Monroe battled the flames as the landmark building burned, with Porter busy rescuing what he could.

Fairmount Harry Porter Porter Monroe Fire Department Porter General Store Livingston Newton Monroe Mirror

Lyceum Course Opens With Canadian Male Quartet

On Monday evening November 16 the Lyceum Course opened at the High School. A large audience enjoyed a varied program led by a Canadian four man ensemble in Scotch dress and US wardrobe. The quartet impressed with Pi anissimo singing and closed with Lead Kindly Light.

Harry Lauder United States Dudley Buck

Doll's Oskaloosa Restaurant Sold to Doctor Courtney

Doll's restaurant in Oskaloosa was sold to Dr. James Courtney. Tom Plaster will run the business with remodeling in December. Bolton & Hayes of Des Moines will furnish and equip the cafe. A front dining room, central kitchen, and private dining room for clubs will be added. The dining room opens by reservation for dinner dance parties.

Doll’s Oskaloosa Pella James Courney Tom Plaster Bolton & Hayes Des Moines Middle West Plaster’s Plaster's

Red Crown Winter Gasoline Ad Ends With Contact

Ad copy urges better mileage in cold weather using Red Crown Winter Gasoline. Mentions Ivo Ber Beck and a phone number B 321 for contact.

Ivo Ber Beck

State University of Iowa athletics finances 1925 report

The university athletic department reported receipts of 265594.63 and expenditures of 264209.59 for the year ended June 30 1925 according to the state accountant's report on the athletic commission.

State University of Iowa Athletic Commission

Pella Gun Club Wins Local Championship Banquet Night

The Mahaska Gun Club hosted a banquet at Knights of Pythias hall to celebrate Pella Gun Club’s local championship. About 43 members and guests attended from Des Moines Sigourney Leighton Pella and others as trophies were awarded and spoons and bronze medals distributed for top scores. Plans for a four sided next season involving Oskaloosa Pella Leighton and Sigourney were discussed.

Mahaska Gerald Rysdam Pella Oskaloosa Ed van Gorp Rus van Zante C. Klein Harry Rowland C. C. Randall O. M. Coleman F. F. Everett E. K. Thompson Ray McClure Fred C. Whitney Des Moines J. E. Willcockson Sigourney Fred Denberger Tom de Prenger Leighton Superintendent O. M. Coleman Ross Brown

Eileen and Dark's the Hour Before Dawn Graced College Stage

A large attendance, about four hundred, enjoyed the Central College production of Eileen or Dark's the Hour Before Dawn. The Ireland set drama, produced under Professor George F. Sadler's direction, featured Nina Gosselink and Ray De Haan in principal roles with a wide cast and an integrated haymaking scene. The musical interludes used old-time tunes, enhancing this highly praised college presentation.

Eileen Chronicle Central College Ireland George F. Sadler Nina Gosselink Ray de Haan Delwin de Haan Rube de Haan Olive Fox Martin Punt Marvin van der Waal Mansford Ver Ste

Revival Meetings Begin At Free Methodist Mission

Revival meetings start Wednesday evening November 25 at 7 30 with Evangelist Rev Pearl Poe leading services nightly. The pastor Rev T O Hill invites all to attend and witness a growing ministry in Pella.

Free Methodist Mission Pearl Poe Pella Hill

Reorganization of Knoxville National Bank and Trust Company

The Knoxville National Bank re organizes into the Knoxville National Bank and Trust Company in its new building. Stockholders receive notes in exchange for stock, with officers remaining. Cash now exceeds $800,000 as notes are converted to liquid assets. Bank Examiner Leyburn calls the Trust Company strong and pivotal for Marion county business stability.

Knoxville Knoxville National Bank Knoxville National Bank and Trust Company Knoxville National Iowa Marion County John B. Elliott Helen B. Elliott F. M. Butcher Waite Phillips Ed M. Butterfield Leyburn the Express Knoxville Express

Terpstra Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding at Home

Mr and Mrs Harry Terpstra celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Galesburg area home with a noon dinner for a large family gathering. An evening surprise gathering with neighbors and friends added to the joyful day for the couple.

Harry Terpstra Galesburg Terpstra

Leighton Gives Big Sum to Christian Home

Leighton residents donated to the Christian Home via an annual oyster supper led by H. S. Life. Cash totaled 206 dollars 31 cents with six sacks of flour one basket thirty four sacks of apples three sacks of potatoes two sacks and four boxes of clothing and a barrel of canned fruit also sent.

Christian Home Council Bluffs Leighton H. S. Life

Vander Linden Showcases Two Fine Window Displays

The Vander Linden Drug Store presents two window displays this week. One features stuffed birds arranged by a taxi dermist, the other showcases Chinese novelties meant as gifts. The displays, rare for the area, draw much attention and educate children about the birds.

Vander Linden Vander Linden Drug Store

Farm Land Bank in Omaha Reports Few Foreclosures

In eight years of operation the Federal Farm Land Bank serving Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming has issued loans on 8 075 farms in the region and foreclosed on only two One foreclosure stemmed from technical abstract errors leaving a single foreclosure due to borrower default

Federal Farm Land Bank Omaha Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming

Also Mentioned on This Page

DR. Wesselink American Legion Auxiliary H. S Secoy Jardine Names White Way Adanac Quartette Lyceum Doll’s Oskaloosa Restaurant OSKA Knoxville Bank MR. and Mrs. Terpstra Christian
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