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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1933

Page

7

Wedding Attended by Pella Society Figures

Elbert Van Maanen and Mrs Wotan and Mrs Paddy Cowan of Fremont travel to Fort Dodge for the wedding of Thomas Sinnen and Miss Mary Curnett at St Mary's church. Local gatherings include Van Ryswyk family hosting relatives and a birthday party for Robert Van Zante with Thanksgiving decor. Local clubs and churches report meetings, luncheons, and Thanksgiving programs across Masonic, Baptist, and Olivet Farmers Union activities.

Elbert van Maanen Fred Wotan Paddy Cowan Fremont Thomas Sinnen Mary Curnett Fort Dodge St. Mary’s Church Robert Lee van Zante D. C. van Zante National Farmers Union Omaha Nebraska Castle Hotel Harriet Ustermark Des Moines Towa Harriet Marion County U Yorn S. D Farmers Union

Our Tax Problem by S B Prouty on farm relief taxes

A strong argument posits removing real estate taxes to solve the American agricultural problem. The piece asserts that tax removal would unlock capital, raise farmer profits, boost wages, and stabilize prices, insisting a gross sales and service tax would be fair and fund necessary revenues. It cites banker estimates and industry impacts to support real estate tax elimination as key reform.

S. B. Prouty Des Moines Register Sioux Falls Argus Leader The Chicago Tribune Argus Leader New York City Ballyhooers H. G.race Bethlehem Steel’ Corporation America

Farm Bureau women hear dressmaking talk at Pella meeting

The November gathering of Farm Bureau women leaders met Thursday at the Legion Building in Pella with representation from Summit and Lake Prairie townships. Mrs Frances Pugh-Spiedel of the Extension department at Ames led a program on fittings and trimmings of wearing apparel, featuring collars and distributing collar patterns.

Farm Bureau Legion Pella Summit Lake Prairie Townships Frances Pugh-Spiedel Ames

Memories of Pella era and printing life recalled

The writer reflects on a corrected typo in the Pella Chronicle and recalls a life in early 20th century Pella. He describes plans to buy back the Moore home, his sister Mary, and niece Tad, and remembers editor James H. Betzer and the Pella Blade staff. He mentions Seattle typos, movings, travels, and local nostalgia including the Keokuk and Des Moines Valley Railroad and Western Washington reminiscences.

Pella Moore Ver Steeg Mary Edna Hunt Honolulu Tad Pellalade Linotype Seattle Seattle P. I Pella Blade James H. Betzer Fisher Building Garden Square Betzer Tom Betzer Alex Betzer Win Alexander John Vander Mast Mary Vermeulen Charlie Moore Portland Keokuk Des Moines Valley Railroad College Grounds Rock Island D. Hollebeck Lynden Washington Cascade Mountains Elma Hollebeck Bill Nye

One or the Other Soup Chaos at City Eatery

A diner complains about a repeated soup order and requests a name change on the bill. The exchange hints at service errors and a plea for consistent pricing or labeling.

Ford's First Engine Test Recreated in Greenfield Village

In Detroit on June 17 Henry Ford marked the Ford Motor Company's 30th anniversary by reenacting his earliest internal combustion engine test. The contraption, built about ten years before the Ford car, proved a primitive but pivotal experiment in automobile history.

Detroit Mich Greenfield Village Henry Ford Ford Motor Company

Ford’s first car built in a kitchen sparks village open

A reminiscence traces the birth of the Ford car from a kitchen experiment using gas pipe and clock wheels to a three minute run. June 17 marked the anniversary with a replica of the original brick shop near Ford's home at Bagley Avenue, now part of Greenfield Village, Detroit.

Ford Bagley Avenue Detroit Mr. Ford Greenfield Village

Thanksgiving services and church activities listed

First Reformed and Baptist churches announce services for Thanksgiving day with Sunday school at 10. A M. and 9 30 A M. Morning worship for Baptist at 10 45 A M with sermon Spirit Gods Answer P U at 6 80 Evening worship 7 80 Sermon The Inner Witness Thanksgiving service Wednesday 7 45 P M Public sale of used lumber Guy Beetle Planer noted.

First Reformed Baptist Church P. U

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Jacob Vander Lyde South Main Street Peter van Ryswyk Dale Albert Lea, Minn F. A. Creed Newton Roy Andeweg van Ryswyk Creed Vander Syde Andeweg Masonic Lodge Masonic Hall Indianola Professor Sadler John Klein Main Street Dick van Gorp Chris Holm Oskaloosa Grace Hoeksema Sunshine Mission Circle First Reformed Church J. Wesselink Marie Vander Hart Ladies’ Social and Literary Society Johannes Thomassen Kate Beard T. Hagens Tram Cemetery Aid Society Baptist Activities R.A. Awtry Clark Richardson Broadway Vance Elliott Iowa City William van Steenis Airs. A. van Duren Liberty Street Pella Theatre Judith Allen Richard Cromwell W. C. Fields Allison Skipworth Faby le Roy Tillie Gus Lionel Barrymore Man Thanksgiving Dance Legion Hall Web Lee Brown Des Moines Broadcasting Orchestra Nestle Sunnyside Beauty Shop Mrs. Jessie Sadler Farm Bureau Women Pal Ella Sai By C. M. Moore Mark Twain Puget Sound First Christian Church Pella Chronicle Stout Pella Press Reuben Schakel J. Veenstra Voice of Whittier California C. M. Moore A. m. Sunda School A. m. Ponti-Christ Prjenda of God Coats
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