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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

7

Dedicatory Address at Park in Pella

The speaker praises Pella's 76th anniversary and the dedication of South Park Central Park and a bandstand. He honors the Women’s Federated Club for beautifying the park, notes the station area’s influence on visitors, and salutes Captain Cox for leading the Cox Light Infantry Band, dedicating the bandstand to him.

General Synod of the Reformed Church In America Pella Kuyper Wilson Cochran Ray Floyd Wiereck Women's Federated Club South Park Central Park Great Whiteway Chicago Denver Company G 17Th Iowa Volunteers Captain Cox Cox Cox Light Infantry Mr. Cox Heavjen

Garden Party at College Notes Meeting

Philo Alethia hosted a garden themed gym event with palms vines a fish pond and garden lunch stand A student orchestra Dutch drill flower drills and songs entertained attendees Freshmen issued a Pond Pull challenge to Sophomores but was vetoed by Coach Kettering Art Ryms shared loneliness Cross country hikes were popular A reception by the C E Union welcomed students and faculty The Vander Linden banquet followed by a chapel program featuring Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Gaass a noted artist highlighted by two sets of songs

Philo-Alethia Delwin de Haan Philo Alethia Hoffman Gaass Central College Pella

Piano and vocal recital features Mrs Gaass praised

The program ranged from grand opera selections to modern light ballads with Mrs Gaass as a sympathetic pianist. Her accompaniments formed a real part of each song, enhancing the performances.

Glee Club Members Involved in Friday Collision

Ed Van Gorp and Lee Lautenbach were in a Friday evening crash near a Standard Oil station. Van Gorp’s car had a broken wheel and other damages but no injuries were reported.

Ed van Gorp Lee Lautenbach Standard Oil Station

Federation Research on Iowa farm costs chronicled

The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Ames College Agricultural Economics Section have conducted three years of study to determine the actual cost of producing grain and livestock in Iowa. Shelby County hosts the livestock study, based on a core circle of thirty livestock producers. The project tracks income sources, finding farming and stock raising a financially hazardous endeavor, with 83 percent of income from livestock, 10 percent from crops, and 7 percent from poultry.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Agricultural Economics Ames College Iowa Shelby County

Legion Will Observe American Education Week

Washington DC American Education Week is set for December 3 to 9 with full support from President Harding and a national drive starting December 4 to help immigrants become Americans. The program includes sermons, mass meetings, and educational appeals run by the American Legion with cooperation from the Bureau of Education and the National Education Association.

Washington, D. C Garland W. Powell The American Legion United States Bureau of Education National Education Association Harding Powell John J. Tigert United States Chambers of Commerce

Typewriter Ribbons and Supplies at Vander Linden’s Bazaar

Ribbons and supplies for all makes of machines offered at Vander Linden's Bazaar. Special typing tablets available, 100 pages, priced at 10 cents. Located at Vander Linden’s Bazaar.

Vander Linden BAZAR

National Education Week Focuses on Literacy and Schools

The article outlines a nationwide Education Week with daily emphases from December 6 to 9. It stresses universal English use, better paid teachers, more schoolhouses, and school influence, then literacy eradication by 1927 under the American Legion. It calls for loyalty to American ideals, equal educational opportunity, rural and urban school study, physical education, forests, soil conservation, and playgrounds. The U.S. Bureau of Education will show motion pictures in theaters to promote school visits.

United States American Legion Jer Powell United States Bureau of Education

Federation Army Mobilized For Iowa Farm Bureau Drive

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation completes preparations for a one day, statewide membership drive on Thursday October 12. The effort mobilizes a coordinated group to recruit outsiders to Farm Bureau work across all 99 counties.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

Those Irish Tweeds Attract Notable Attention This Season

A new line of all wool two piece suits by M. Vander Linden draws strong interest this season. Priced at $25.00, the garments showcase quality fabric and classic tailoring for discerning customers.

M. Vander Linden

Farmers Federation Drive to Enlist Iowa Nonmembers

The Executive Committee in each district mobilizes local Farm Bureau officials to organize county and township units. On October 12 the annual one day Federation drive will invite non-members to join. This showcases modern cooperative organization by Iowa farmers.

Iowa

Those Plaid Back Coatings Shine In All Wool Styles

A local retailer showcases plaid back coatings described as beauties in every style. All wool fabric highlighted with a price tag of 29.60 dollars, emphasizing quality and value for customers.

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College Kettering Art Ryms Art C. E. Union First Church A. N. Vander Linden Federation Legion Dexter Rock Island Rock Island Lines
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