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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1922

Page

5

Oberammergau Passion Play Visit Described

A daughter in Germany sends a vivid letter from Oberammergau describing the village setting and people. She details painted houses, decorative lattices, and the famed Passion Theater. The piece notes the town’s 2000 residents, woodworking crafts, and an orphanage depicted as The Hans and Gretchen House.

Y. T. van Niewaal W. E. Lauterbach Germany Leuterbach Oberammergau Bavaria Pella Oberdmmergau Europe Hans and Gretchen Vilagers Page Hight

Pershing Man Is Shot While Out Hunting

Rowland, a Pershing resident, was shot in the thigh while hunting last Thursday. He placed his gun on a stump and it discharged as he stood in front of the barrel, tearing the leg muscle between knee and hip. He walked several hundred yards and rode to Attica for aid, then was taken to Miners Hospital in Albia the same night.

Rowland Pershing Mat Attica Albia Knoxville Journal

Threats to landlord linked to farmer fines

Sioux County Index reports turmoil at a sheriffs sale on the Bert Smit farm near Matlock last November. Bert Van Roekel and John Veenecamp pled guilty to assault and battery. each was fined 75 dollars plus costs. Dummies and tar and feathering marked the event, targeting the landlord’s brother who bid on a cow and faced intimidation as the sale began.

Bert Smit Matlock Frank de Graaff Smit Bert van Roekel John Veenecamp Sioux County

Nighttime Lamps Brighten Delco Shop Windows

Local dealer G. H. Van den Berg & Co. showcases Buckeye lamps in two window displays to highlight Delco Farm Lighting Plants. One features a miniature house with a garden scene and a credit card reading built by George Heaven wired by A. W. Keabies. The other emphasizes colorful bulbs and “Flowers that bloom in the night” with a home lighting scene.

G. H. Vanden Berg & Co Delco George Heaven A. W. Keabies

Many Corn Fields Burn Across Calhoun and Carroll Counties

A 100 acre corn field in Calhoun county was consumed by fire with extensive charring and ruin. In Manning near Carroll county a 35 acre field burned through, destroying the crop. Manning fire company arrived as neighbors had the blaze under control.

Calhoun County Manning Carroll County Manning Fire Company

Pleasing Program by Webster School in Pella

The Webster School program at the high school auditorium drew a large crowd of parents and friends. Teachers directed the show with independent grade acts, presenting a cohesive, varied result. Highlights included The Toy Shop by grades one to three, Nick Blaster's Trick with Jack Frost, and The Newsboy's Thanksgiving by the junior high.

Webster Pella Nick Blaster Jack Frost

Dollar Drive Aims One Dollar Gifts For Asian Women Colleges

On December 9 a broad interdenominational drive gathers support from major Christian bodies to raise 1 000 090 dollars for women colleges in Asia. John D Rockefeller matches two to one from other sources, aiming to reach a million plus secure further Rockefeller funds. Pella visitors will canvass households asking for a dollar in advance.

Asia John D. Rockefeller Tralee Pella

Pleasantville Struck by Scarlet Fever Epidemic

Pleasantville schools have been closed since early November due to a scarlet fever epidemic. Many new cases were reported last week, including quarantined families and several new households placed under quarantine.

Pleasantville

Bazaar and Supper by Baptist Aid Set for December 2

The Baptist Aid bazaar and chicken dinner will be held in the Van Spencereren building on Saturday December 2. It offers a chance to select Christmas gifts and features an all you can eat dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 for 60 cents.

The Baptist Aid van Spanckeren

Park Commission Auction of Brick Pump House

The Park Commission announces a public auction sale of the brick pump-house located on West Market Square. The sale will be held at the building on Saturday December 2 at 2 00 PM.

the Park Commission

Exchange at Holland Meat Market for Christmas Gifts

The Helping Hand Society of the First Reformed Church of Pella invites the public to an Exchange event at the Holland Meat Market on December 9th. Useful gifts will be available for purchase for Christmas, with the notice urging everyone to attend.

Helping Hand Society The First Reformed Church of Pella Holland

Legion Meets Plans Colors Purchase and December Change

At the American Legion meeting on Monday evening the post ordered the purchase of a stand of colors and outlined lines of work for the coming year. The December gathering will move to the 18th due to Christmas, with new officers to be chosen and a large social time anticipated.

American Legion

Junior Red Cross Boxes Aid Mediterranean Refugees

Iowa Red Cross reports 4409 Christmas boxes prepared by Junior Red Cross members for refugee children in Mediterranean countries. Many more boxes are under construction by local children. The drive highlights school children supporting a Tirana Albania vocational school and urges participation in the Near East relief Roll Call. Ninety four of 129 Iowa Red Cross chapters have reported, with a 135,500 signature quota aimed for the sixth annual drive.

Iowa Red Cross Tirana Albania Aes Governient

Knoxville W R C Presents Flags to Public Schools

A large Knoxville audience gathered at K P Hall to honor Mrs. Marie L Basham National Patriotic Instructor of the W R C who presented thirteen wool bunting flags to city school teachers with two large 4x7 ft flags for flag poles The event featured music speeches including T V Hart school board president and choruses with Miss Kurtz singing and Mildred Kissinger reciting the American Creed

K. P Marie L. Basham Basham Nora Sullivan Blanche McTaggart West East Ward Kurtz Mildred Kissinger

De Bruin Steers Top Market Price at Chicago Yard

J C De Bruin of Pella Iowa sold Hereford steers at the Chicago stock yards on November 22. The nineteen head averaged 1417 pounds and brought 13.50 per hundredweight, ten cents above the year’s high. Most lots sold 7.75 to 11.75 per cwt with strong demand signaling revived feeder profitability. Herefords again led the market.

J. C. de Bruin Pella Iowa Chicago Stock Yards de Bruin

Four Classes Excluded From Iowa Soldier Bonus

Four classes of former service men and women are not eligible for the Iowa soldier bonus. Exclusions include those with only Student Army Training Corps service, those who already received bonuses from another state, those who received civilian pay while in service, and those who refused military discipline after April 6 1917. About 110000 will benefit. eligibility requires status as an Iowa resident at entry, honorably discharged or active, or furloughed to reserve. Applications may be filed with the district clerk or the adjutant general before December 31 1924.

Atortney Ben Gibson Student Army Training Corps Army Navy Marine Corps United States Iowa Adjutant General State House Des Moines

Mrs A Van Marel Hosts Family Birthday Dinner

Mrs A Van Marel celebrated her birthday with a family dinner this week. Children living in Pella and nearby joined the observance, noting the birthday fell on Sunday while the gathering was held on Monday.

Third annual Marion county older youth conference in Pella

The third annual conference of older boys and girls from Marion county Sunday schools met in Pella over Monday and Tuesday with about 300 attendees. Delegates registered forenoon sessions, heard papers and discussions, and joined social events. Leaders included Dr. R. A. Waite and Miss Mabel Bailey, with county officials and YMCA staff guiding activities.

Marion County Pella R. A. Waite Daddy” Waite 0. G. Herbrecht Mabel Baily Wisconsin Marion Mvenderden O. B. Atkinson

Deputy Sheriff Bousquet Injured in Knox County Crash

Pierre Bousquet newly appointed Marion county deputy sheriff narrowly escaped death when a car he rode in rolled over after a wheel came off south of Knoxville. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and minor bruises.

Pierre Bousquet Marion County Knoxville

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Webster School Junior Red Cross Santa Claus Harold May Alberta Central College
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