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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

5

Home Talent Play by Pella Women Club

The Women's Federated Club presents A Bachelor's Honeymoon a Musical Comedy on October 9 and 10 at the high school auditorium. Directed by Harry McIver of New York, the show features Carl Byers Earl Black Dr O H Wormhoudt Miss Ethel Guthrie and Miss Gertrude Klein with a large chorus from local college and town. The program includes The Dawn of Democracy a patriotic spectacle and costume displays of peasant dress from Allied nations. Reserve seats via advertisers or window boards.

Pella Harry McIver New York Carl Byers Earl Black O. H. Wormho

School Notes A Busy Year For Pella High

Prof C W Wassam praised the high school during a Monday address while book delays ease. A new football outfit is planned and music teacher Miss Flinn from Des Moines is hired. A county teachers meeting is set for Oct 4 with Cedar Falls educators and Mae Goldizen. A modern movements class starts Oct 11 with 20 teachers enrolled for twenty weeks under Pret Walters.

Kreuger Charles City Flinn Des Moines Pella H. L. Hells R. J. Cable Macy Campbell State Teachers College At Cedar Falls Mae Goldizen State Teachers College Walters

Federal Life Insurance Co. praised for prompt settlement

A Pella Iowa note dated September 30 1919 thanks Federal Life Insurance Co of Chicago for prompt and fair settlement of a claim. Signed by Roy Albert Van Skike the message endorses the company and its accident and health department.

Pella Iowa Federal Life Insurance Co. Accident and Health Dept Chicago Ill Federal Life Ins. Co. of

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Deliberates Fair Deficit

A Monday Chamber of Commerce session reviewed the fair’s finances reporting a deficit of several hundred dollars. They discussed drastic changes for the next year while noting the fair is run by a separate board. A proposed new ice plant was dismissed by some as unprofitable though others urged considering sanitary health benefits.

Chamber of Commerce

Salvi the Harp Wonder at Central College

College notes report visits by Hull residents and faculty to chapel events at First Reformed Church and Central College. Mentions Salvi the harpist with praise from Chicago Tribune critics, Harp details, student performances, and chapel speeches by Prof De Cook and Rev Heknuts.

Central College Prof. van Beek Loyde Hillyer Harold Veenstra Ottumwa Ada van Zante Sarah van Buren Chapel Prof de Cook Lucile Cochrane Carl Byers First Reformed Church Chicago Tribune Saivi Salvi Hoffman Ware Roe Verna Hendricks Ray Heknuts

Who Will Win The Trophy For Best Iowa Corn Acre

A county contest invites farmers to enter any five acre field by November 1. County agents arrange measurement by two disinterested judges and corn weight after harvest. The winner earns a silver trophy cup with yearly engraving and a new winner each year.

Iowa Farm Bureau

Gold Star Post 89 Meeting Discusses Loyalty and By Laws

Gold Star Post No 89 held a well attended meeting to review its constitution and by laws. The group discussed loyalty issues of men in the community and directed the committee to report October 7 to adopt the rules and organize committees seeking to energize membership among local veterans and students.

Gold Star Post No American Legion D.C. van Zante Congress Boys of Pella

Accident at Fair Grounds Ends Rider Hurt in Horse Race

Gradus Van Zante, thrown when crowded by horses after a horse was shod, was picked up unconscious. Doctors feared internal injuries but later reports indicate a broken collar bone and heavy bruising. he is recovering and improving.

Gradus van Zante Mr. van Zante

Next Reunion Planned for Pella Veterans of 38th Infantry

The 38th Infantry veterans held a reunion in Oskaloosa last week and chose Pella for the next gathering in fall 1921. About ninety members attended the Oskaloosa event and visited the graves of General Rice and Major Lacey at the cemetery. the association reelected its president.

38D Tows Infantry Oskaloosa Pella General Rice Lacey Tep Ninty Oskeloosa

Hoffman to discuss League of Nations at Friday talk

President M. J. Hoffman of Central College will speak on the League of Nations and the peace treaty with Germany at the High School Auditorium Friday evening October 3. The address, previously given at the Chamber of Commerce banquet, is open to all without charge.

M. J. Hoffman Central College League of Nations Germany Hoffman Chamber of Commerce

Federated Club Meets opens fall season with suffrage speaker

The Woman's Federated Club began its fall meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mrs James Devitt of Oskaloosa spoke as president of the State Suffrage Association before heading to Boone for a Jubilee celebrating suffrage victory.

Woman's Federated Club Chamber of Commerce James Devitt Oskaloosa State Suffrage Association

Omaha Riot Sparks Deadly Mob Violence In City

An Omaha mob overran the county jail on a Sunday, killing at least two people and injuring many as a Black man named Brown was seized after an alleged attack on a white woman. A mayor was hanged from a telephone pole, then rescued, and troops restored order. The blaze damaged the new courthouse, with thousands of dollars in property lost and hundreds of prisoners endangered. Authorities and neighboring forts sent aid as uncertainty lingered over motives and scope.

Omaha Washington Chicago Brown Are

Preaching and Singing at First Christian Reformed and Baptist Churches

First Christian Reformed notes a Grundy Center college student Masselink will preach before noon and afternoon with Rev G Hoeksema of Grand Rapids having declined a recent pastorate call. Baptist Church schedules services at 10 45 a m and 1 30 p m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and B Y P U at 6 80 p m. A large 28 voice chorus will sing evangelistic songs with pipe organ and piano. Carl Byers to sing Face to Face and Luoile Cochrane to perform a piano solo. Service begins at eight o'clock with a cordial invitation to worship.

First Christian Reformed Grundy Center College Masselink G. Hoeksema Grand Rapids, Mich Baptist Church Carl Byers Herbert Luoile Cochrane

People Visit at Pella Fair

A Pella Chronicle piece reflects on the fair from a small-town view. It notes staff shortages limited Thursday coverage, explains fair dynamics shifting from pure agricultural exhibits to vaudeville and entertainment, and praises weather and night shows while criticizing limited food displays and scarce animal exhibits at times.

G. G. Kamerick T. H. Kaldenberg Pella

Central Football Prospect Notes Strong Turnout for Fall Practice

The article reports that Central is preparing for football this fall with former coach McWilliams now in business at Pella securing training. Fifteen to twenty players have practiced, with some veterans and others new to the game gaining experience. Vanderval and Terlouw return as "C" men and several others bring high school play. Details on the first game are not definite, but a celebration is planned after the initial contest.

Pella Barna Central McWilliams Vanderval Terlouw

Pella High School boys organize a HIV club

Pella High School students form a HIV club led by Prof B M Hinton. On Thursday September 25 the group elected Nicholas Gosslink as president Arthur Sela as vice president and George Ulrich as secretary. They are enthusiastic about best goals in the county.

Pella High School B. M. Hinton Nicholas Gosslink Arthur Sela George Ulrich

Obituaries of Van Spren Koen and Vander Pol near Monroe

Mrs. Koen Van Spren died at the Home for the Aged in Pella September 27 1919 at age 98. Funeral services were held September 29, interment Oakwood cemetery. John Vander Pol died September 30 1919 near Monroe Iowa age 50. Funeral services were held October 2 at the home and Tool's Chapel, interment Oakwood cemetery Pella.

Vander Pol John Vander Pol Marion County Iowa Monroe Dora C. Boot Christopher Helen Verda Veda Wilda Christ Tool's Chapel Tool’s Chapel Oakwood Cemetery Polla

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