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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1924

Page

5

College Notes on Campus Activities and Events

Friday chapel council action dampened campus cutting with impromptu performances by Black Hawk Jennie Storerman Mrs. Liggett and Calvin Bosch. Opera tickets sold by Mr. Sadler for Martha and Il Trovatore in Des Moines on November 29. Ys and Philo initiation at Ideal Drug Store with nine fellows. Banquet at Dan's Place featured speeches by De Haan Vander Waal and Prof. Sadler. Glee Clubs, a dorm serenade, and a Y M C A speaker thrived as Christmas approaches.

Chapel Black Hawk Jennie Storeman Mrs. Liggett Calvin Bosch Philo Philos Dan’s

Otley School Girl Seeks Term Finish Amid Illness

Miss Marie Muilenburg resumed school duties on Monday as friends hope she completes the term without further sickness. Colds and sore throats are widespread with entire families affected. The weather has largely cooperated for corn husking and several farmers have finished cribbing. Mrs. Abram Van Houweling visited Pella, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Renaud with son Robert were guests Thursday evening.

Marie Muilenburg Abram van Houweling H. L. Renaud Robert

Community Notes From Local Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs A C Van Houweling and Mrs Carl Freeken with children visited relatives in the community last week. Mrs Dan Hoogenakker of Pella visited sister Mrs Abram Brownie Frazer and Miss Smith of Newton at the Frazer home Friday. G W Ryke visited Ryke's brother at Oskaloosa Sunday. Miss Benah Heemstra of Des Moines visited J W Van Gorp and relatives Friday. Pentecostal cottage prayer meetings were held at Will Vriezelaar's home. Gerrit Aalbers injured foot falling from hay wagon and is laid up. A shooting match at Otley Tuesday featured blue rocks for geese and ducks. Mrs Ira Vriezelaar joined Mr and Mrs Art Klein of Pella to Des Moines Monday. Mrs Robert Kaldenberg has had tonsillitis but improving. Miss Ethel Bricker sick with cold and sore throat. Mrs Ed Van Ginkel has had a severe cold. Mr and Mrs Clarence Renaud of Des Moines stopped in Otley Wednesday. Mrs Albert Van Zante went to Des Moines to visit her hospitalized grandmother.

Carl Freeken Dan Hoogenakker Pella Abram Brownie Frazer Miss Smith Newton Frazer G. W. Ryke Ryke Oskaloosa Benah Heemstra Des Moines J. W. van Gorp Monroe Will Vriezelaar Gerrit Aalbers Otley Ira Vriezelaar Art Klein Robert Kaldenberg Ethel Bricker Ed van Ginkel Clarence Renaud Albert van Zante

Football Players Banquet for Central College and Pella High

Football players from Central College and Pella high school will attend a banquet Tuesday evening next week hosted by local friends. The event at the college dormitory honors their hard work on the teams over the past two months, with more details promised next week.

Central College Pella High School

Local Notes From Pella And Surroundings

Local brief highlights: Mrs S H Kenning returns to Lake View after visiting relatives in Pella, Mrs H Plate visits Pella then Fairmount, Mae Mosier returns to Des Moines after visiting Lucy Huber and father, Valentine Chalfont visits sister Dr Georgia Chalfont, P. Van Sittert visits Des Moines, John Arthur Kool travels to Cedar Falls then Knawha for Thanksgiving with sister Janet teaching there. Fire in Dr J V Lankelma basement stopped with no damage. David Fennema, formerly Otley, joins C R I and P depot at Monroe. WANTED salesmen for Pella area for permanent positions. Muscatine county truck farming improves after rough season. Heinz factory strong business for 57 varieties.

John Arthur Kool Cedar Falls Knawha Janet David Fennema Otley Monroe Pella Vicinity W. W. Bentler Co Hippee Des Moines Muscatine County Heinz Pittsburgh

Death of Henry De Kock at 24 in November 1924

Henry De Kock son of Mr and Mrs Art De Kock died at the family home on south Main street after an eight month illness of valvular heart trouble He was 24 and survived by a large family of brothers and sisters Funeral services were held at home and the Third Reformed church with interment at Porter Grove cemetery.

False label shoes from Iowa grown materials linked to Fort Madison plan

The report notes Iowa grown materials bearing Pittsburgh labels and a past Fort Madison prison plan. Thousands of men's work shoes were produced under a contract at the penitentiary and shipped to Richmond, with every box falsely stamped Made in Virginia.

Iowa Pittsburgh Fort Madison Richmond Virginia

Heereama Trophy Awarded by Central Bay School

From the Central Bay report the Heeraa trophy is awarded as the faculty and students feel supported by the gesture.

Central Bay Central

Pella Businessmen Gift 15 Sheep Lined Coats to Team

The business men of Pella presented 15 sheep lined coats to the athletic association at the start of the football season. The Heerema Brothers donate a football blanket annually to the best all around player. Coach Pence asked Prof. Lee to present the blanket, a choice made with difficulty among 11 squad members, each vital to the team.

Pella Athletic Association Heerema Brothers Pence Lee

Committee Considers Worthy Prize Candidates

The committee weighs several men as worthy of the prize and accepts the final decisions as fair. The faculty and students join Andrew Butt in thanking Heerema Bros for their interest. Karl Kettering, former football coach, visited Pella and is coaching at Iowa Wesleyan this year.

Andrew Butt Heerema Bros Karl Kettering Pella Karl Iowa Wesleyan

Bazaar by Baptist church December bazaar at Crew Building

The Ladies of the Baptist church announce a bazaar to be held Saturday December 6 at the Crew Building. A noted motto in the item highlights a saying about inheritance and manhood attributed to Gilford.

The Ladies of the Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

College A. B.S Candy Kitchen Louis Bousquet Boys’ Glee Club Glee Club Second Reformed Church Leona Vander Linden Mr. Wilson National Y. M Otley News Mr. and Mrs A. C. van Houweling S. H. Kenning Lake View Farmers Co-operative Exchange Mae Mosier Lucy Huber Valentine Chalfont Milton Georgia Chalfont Mrs. P. van Sittert Dr. J. V. Lankelma Buick Delco Pella Motor Co Heerema Trophy Gilford RIST L. E. Gilbert High Ave West Oskaloosa Santa Claus
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