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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

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Iowa News Highlights from Des Moines to Ottumwa

A broad Iowa roundup reports Mrs. Bert Fisher thwarting jail escape in Clarion, Ernest Gee’s first degree murder trial in Ottumwa, and postwar posts including Warner P. Grossman as acting postmaster in Waverly. Also noted are prison breaks, infantile paralysis cases, a major courthouse case in Webster City, and county-level politics across the state.

Bert Fisher Clarion Marie Julie Leeb Coe College Cedar Rapids Vernon Grove Teed's Grove Ray Price Earlham Ernest Gee Ottumwa Des Moines Waverly H. J. Hoeger Meyers Jack Harmon Fort Madison Webster City Otto Spray Marvin John van Stew Camp Dodge Trinity College Durham N. C Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Church Walter Hyde Cedar River Mason City Ernest Erickson Denison Smith Mercantile Little Sioux Omaha Nellie Basye Owen Basye Carlos H. Crowe United States Navy Marie Robeson Davenport Owen R. Lovejoy National Child Labor Commission A. George Sioux City Robert Kelly Mystic Jacob Cross Young Cross Navy Kelly Mike Flynn Carl House George Romsey Clinton Gilbert Electric Company of Gilbert County Recorder John Hill Andrew Thornton Anamosa Thornton Marshall County Cedar Valley The Baptist Church Iowa Falls J. C. Clark Fairbank Arthur Woods Horton Lafayette County Alfa E. E. Baker Chicago Retail Clerks Union Iowa G. H. Sumner State Board of Health State House of Mayors Boards of Supervisors Creston Otisville N. Y Denver Mountain Hospital New York Harry KE. Eaton State Pharmacy Commission State Treasury E. H. Hoyt Delaware Buchanan Devil's Back Bone Lamont Tom Fairweather J. Clarke Tinsley Polk County George Wilson Supreme Court Atlantic & Northern Kimballton Elk Horn Fort Dodge Charles E. Picket Waterloo Cummins Pickett Congress Charles Hutchinson Winfield S. Withrow Mr.Pleasant William J. Springer New Hampton Margaret Mullaly Edward Mullaly Wapello County Blakesburg St. Patrick’s Church St. Patrick's Church Iowa State College of Ames Iowa University of Iowa City Stonger Evangelista Lindgren Erwin Terril

Pella Philo Alethian Fair Ends In Mixed Revelry

Nostalgic reminiscence recalls the Pella Philo Alethian Fair as a raucous, bustling spectacle with beans, a judge from Superior Court, various shams and skin games, a romantic pair, and sprawling crowds. Highlights included a horse race, a swimming match, and the double anatomied calf, all amid a lively, sometimes chaotic fairground scene.

Old Central Central's Fair Juliet John D. Rockefeller Presto Rozeboom Sadler Heemstra Ver Ploeg Chicago Union

Christian Endeavor Reception for New Central Students

Last Monday red ink missives with the C. E. insignia circulated from a mail pouch into dormitories and other places. The cards invited a welcome reception for new Central students hosted by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed Church on Tuesday evening, September 16.

C. E Central Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed Church

Evening Social in Church Parlor Draws One Hundred Fifty

About one hundred fifty youths gathered in a church parlor decorated with red and white crepe paper and autumn flowers. After polite program duties, guests enjoyed games and merry making until the social committee interrupted for refreshments and a C U I song was proposed as the clock neared 10 30. The Central Ray.

C. E’s Central Ray

Tire design emphasizes wear life safety and comfort

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