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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1905

Page

5

Classis of Pella Plans Special Meeting Installations

A special meeting of the Classis H held in the chapel of the First Reformed church outlines installation plans for Rev. S aiming, pastor elect of Muscatine, with Rev. H Pietenpol to lead the service and preliminaries set for Rev. L Vander Werf, pastor elect here, on December 20. City ministers of Reformed churches will oversee the service. Otley church calls Rev. EH Troost of Kalamazoo. Muscatine church recommended to the Board of Domestic Missions for 250 dollars to supplement the pastor’s salary.

Classis H Rav. S.ainning Muscatine H. Pietenpol L. Vander Werf Reformed ‘Churches Otley EH. Troost Kalamazoo Michigan Church of

Berlin Letter From An American Tourist in Europe

Our first visit abroad has been pleasant and the German people appear kind and helpful. We toured Bremen and Berlin with museums galleries and statues, noting militarism and a grand parade for the Emperor and the King of Spain. The capital’s restaurants beer halls and lack of public drinking water stand out as contrasts to American life.

Chronicle Pella Bremen North Sea Berlin Pergamon Asia Minor America Exercier-Platz Spain Imperial Castle United States

Weather and homesickness from a Berlin visit in 1908

In Berlin the writer notes dreary weather compared to Iowa sunshine, remarks on limited bright days and persistent rain. A German clerk helps with a visa issue while reflecting on longing for home and memories of Pella. The writer, Herman H Severn, signs the letter from Berlin on November 13, 1908.

Middle West United States Berlin America Iowa Pella Herman H, Severn Germany

Reunion call for Albert Jobbs Post No 404 G A R

General Orders invite all former comrades and veterans of the war of 1861 to 1865 to attend the post reorganization at City Hall on December 7 1905 at 730 PM Admission one dollar By order of committee B I Keables T W Cox W J Clark

Albert Jobbs Department of Town B. I. Keables T. W. Cox W. J. Clark

Record-Herald to Publish Conan Doyle Romance Next Sunday

The Record-Herald announces a spectacular advance of 25000 dollars for exclusive print rights to Conan Doyle's Sir Nigel. The story, described as the greatest romance by the famed author, begins in the Sunday Magazine section next Sunday, December 3. Readers are urged to buy the issue for the anticipated literary sensation.

America Sir Nigel Conan Doyle Record-Herald

Henderson Stock Company at Pella Opera House

The Henderson Stock Company led by Rich ard Henderson returns to the Pella opera house next week with a strong western repertoire. Include Rip Van Winkle Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde The Vendetta Embassy Ball and other plays with vaudeville support. Free tickets are available each evening through local merchants.

Henderson Richard Henderson Pella Mr. Henderson West Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Embassy Ball Opera House Cedar Rapids

Harvey Happenings from Pella Residents Visit

In Harvey, Arley Butts of Pella enjoyed a Sunday outing in our city. Monday brought several Pellaites on the streets. Mr and Mrs H Rietveld of Pella spent Monday in Harvey visiting friends.

Arley Butts Pella Our City H. Rietveld Harvey

Mission Band Bazaar Christmas Sale Announced

Buy your Christmas presents at the Mission Band bazaar on December 18. Proceeds support charitable activities and community programs. For details call downtown organizers at the listed number.

Mission Band Bazaar

Chronicle Moves to New Office Building

The Chronicle announces it will relocate to the new bank building this week, with access improved for patrons. The Chronicle and Baptist Record will occupy the basement front end, the press room behind People's Trust Company, and main composing rooms on the floor above, with move-in by Saturday morning December 2.

The Chronicle Bank Chronicle and Baptist Record People's Trust Company

Pella church revival and minister search services

The pulpit committee seeks a strong pastor and invites members and friends to attend sermons by Wm J Van Kersen at 10 45 a m on Covetousness and 7 30 p m on Bringing the Ark to Jerusalem A Sunday school at 9 30 a m C E prayer meeting at 6 30 p m Our One Excuse A welcome to all Revival meetings continue at the Methodist church through next Saturday evening with continuation depending on this week’s outcomes

Torate Pella Wm. J. van Kersen Jerusalem Methodist Church

Iowa Benevolent Institutions Shine in Census Report

Washington correspondent John Saure reports on a census bureau volume on benevolent institutions. It notes Iowa had 83 institutions as of Dec 31 1904 with 4 001 residents and 764 145 dollars in 1903 maintenance, ranking fourteenth by institutions and eleventh by population, with Iowa's per capita cost at 32 cents. California leads with 1 76 dollars per capita.

Washington The Register and Leader John Saure John H. Garber Garber L. Kruidenier Pella Saare Iowa Census Bureau United States Des Moines New York California

Van der Linden Engbers Wedding at Pella Farm

Grace Van der Linden daughter of Mr and Mrs Dira Van der Linden wed George Engbers at her parents home on Wednesday November 20. The couple will reside on the old Engbers farm four miles from Pella while the groom's father and family move into the A J Vandermeulen residence in Pella recently purchased.

Grace van der Linden Dira van der Linden George Engbers Engbers Pella A. J. Vandermeulen

Baptist Church Schedule with Visiting Pastor

Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 1 Y P A at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m next Sunday Rev A LeGrand pastor First Baptist church Appleton Wisconsin will deliver The Lower or Higher Self in the morning and Missing the Mark in the evening He comes recommended by Dr T Le Ketman of Chicago and others well suited for his work

A. LeGrand First Baptist Church Appleton Wisconsin LeGrand T. le Ketman Chicago

Van der Van Nuptials Reported in Newton

Des Moines papers last Friday carried a Newton marriage notice for Mrs Sue Van der Van and A E Cully district manager of Providence Savings Assurance Co Des Moines The ceremony occurred at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs William Bootsma in Newton The bride formerly lived in Des Moines and was Miss Sue de Booy before her first marriage.

Des Moines Newton Sue van der van A. E. Cully Providence Savings Assurance Company William Bootsma Sue de Booy

Local notices and events fill Knoxville area week

J L Warren was out of town on business last week. Alton Packard the cartoonist appears December 11 at the auditorium. J A de Vries and G A Vander Meulen return from Kansas with talk of a land deal. B T Bouma visits from Lynnville to finalize Pella real estate. Twins born to Levi and Mrs Dykstra. moonlight mission bazaar December 15 16. The district court may reconvene at Knoxville for divorce decrees. The Chronicle goes to homes earlier this week for post dinner reading. A Baptist B P A social occurred Monday evening with light refreshments and games.

B. T. Bouma Lynnville Pella

Carnegie letter pledges library gift for Pella

A Carnegie secretary letter dated Nov 24 1905 to Mayor Will L. Allen announces Carnegie will donate ten thousand dollars to erect a free public library in Pella Iowa if the city commits to a yearly minimum library budget of one thousand dollars and provides a suitable site.

Andrew Carnegie Allen Pella New York Will L. Allen Iowa Carnegie Jas Becham

Death of Mrs J Vogelaar in Pella at 84

Mrs. J Vogelaar died in Pella at her daughter's home Mrs. G VanderSyl at eight Sunday morning aged eighty four years five months. Funeral services were held at the Vandersyl home Tuesday at two conducted by Rev Siegelaar in English and Elder Van Stigt in Holland. She came to Pella in 1848 and left ten children, two survivors Mrs G Vanderzyl and Mrs C N Van Zee, with eighteen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren.

J. Vogelaar G. Vandersyl Vandersyl Siegelaar van Stigt Holland Pella G.vanderzyl C. N. van Zee

Des Moines visit for John den Hartog and local notices

Neighbors and friends are thanked for aid during illness and death of Mr. and Mrs. Vanderzy and Mr. and Mrs. CG N Van Zee. John den Hartog's condition remains serious after tumor removal in Des Moines with Drs Bos Schooler Grey. The report notes adhesive cancer linked to kidneys and bowels and an operation deemed fatal. Local events include Y M C A lectures, Severn's trip, a postponed athletic concert, Des Moines College Penn game plans, depot construction progress, a surprise anniversary party for the Kuyper couple, cattle theft warnings, heavy rains, Buxton-Titans rivalries, sidewalk safety concerns, rental changes, and upcoming theater plans.

G. Vanderzy CG. N. van Zee John den Hartog C. N. Bos Des Moines Bos den Haartog Pella

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the Chronicle Second Reformed Church van der Van-Cully J. L. Warren Alton Packard J. A. de Vries G. A. Vandermeulen Kansas Louis LeCocq Russell Voice Leighton Mr. T LeCocq Bessie Scholte Paul Lyceum Knoxville D. Kruidenter L. Kruidener City Levi Dykstra Baptist Church MR. Carnegie Severn Athletic Association Horn Ver Rees Oskaloosa A. N. Kuyper Carum Club Messrs. and Mesdames F I. LeCocq Y. T. van Niewaal H. P. Klein A. P. Kuyper Mrs. I. F. Johnson Mr. Johnson New Sharon Mason City Buxton Muntingh van de Goor Daniel de Vries Marshalltown Chas, E. Sall Omaha West 103Rd Place H. J. Green Greenfield O. H. Club William Verros
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