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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
6
Klein recalls Indians visits at two Klein homes as Farm Chronicle photographer tours route one. Ralph Kuiper and family showcase hog shed work and wind breaks, plus tiling and livestock deals. discusses overproduction, December milestones, and local family histories across Klein neighborhood and nearby farms.
A Chronicle health note recounts an Iowa housewife who developed a fever aches and swollen glands after skinning rabbits from a hunting trip. The physician identified rabbit disease, caused by a tiny germ spread by kissing flies or ticks, with risk mainly from direct contact during skinning. Thorough cooking of rabbit meat prevents infection.
International Sunday School Lesson by E V Good outlines Paul in Ephesus from Acts 19 8 20. It stresses bold speaking reasoning and persuading, knowing when to leave, and miracles. It notes Paul’s long sermon in the synagogue and the resultant faith, with emphasis on belief confession and declaration.
Columbia Pictures presents Lady For A Day at the Princess Theatre Oskaloosa for three days starting Sunday with a 1130 midnight show Saturday night. Damon Runyon wrote the story adapted by Robert Riskin with Frank Capra directing a star cast in a celebrated talkie about Apple Annie a fruit vendor transformed into a lady for a day.
The text notes 60 000 pieces of silver and highlights Paul’s preaching as a new art with the power of God as the dominant feature. It emphasizes the gospel’s vast influence on individual living through belief confession and declaration.
Rev Harold P Chaffee aged 53 died suddenly of heart failure at home in Monmouth Illinois on November 20 1933. He taught social science at Monmouth College since 1929 after previous work at the University of Des Moines and the University of Iowa. Survived by widow two children his aged mother four brothers two sisters and a London based sister and her two sons. The Chaffee family had earlier lived in Pella and he held Baptist ministry posts in Grundy Center and Marion Indiana. Born April 26 1880 in Saratoga New York he was a Denison University graduate and earned a masters from Iowa. He attended Rochester Theological Seminary and taught religious civic activities in Monmouth communities.
Loans require farmers to plant no more than 80 acres. The base period for determining eligible acres is the four year span 1930 1981 1932 1983 if all four years show spring wheat. otherwise the base period includes only the years in which spring wheat was planted, 3, 2, or 1 year(s) respectively.
Fire at Monroe opera house Friday afternoon caused extensive damage valued at about 600 dollars. Firefighters and volunteers fought the blaze for about 45 minutes. Insurance covers most losses. building and Masonic temple portions sustained smoke and fire damage. Repair work began Wednesday with a ten day rush to completion. The Monroe Mirror notes Pete Birkenholtz estate owns the building and Cora Birkenholtz is connected. A.B. Overman claims to have tracked a murderer through the nation, reporting progress to Sheriff J.J. McGuire.
Farmers seeking 1984 spring wheat loans must not seed more than 85 percent of their base period average set by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The rule, mirroring winter wheat policy, affects those with averages above 80 acres. those with 80 acres or less are not affected.
A whimsical fable verse from Oliver Herford depicts a hungry cat and a grateful mouse during Thanksgiving. The cat muses on the feast the mouse could provide and the thanks involved, but the mouse declines to stay after overhearing the cat’s musings. Chronicle Want Ads bring results.
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