Central and Simpson Face Off in Pella Friday
Central College prepares for a home game against Simpson at Pella Friday October seventh at 2 30. The contest, crucial for the Iowa Conference title, follows Central wins over St Ambrose and Parsons while Simpson seeks to rebound after losses to Iowa State and Drake.
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Pella
Central College
Simpson
Central
St. Ambrose
Parsons
Iowa State
Drake
Hostetler
Beyer Brothers Reach Active Status in Osteopathic Group
Local readers learn Dr. Harry E. Beyer and Dr. Robert B. Beyer, sons of Mrs. Henry Beyer, are active in the Central Oklahoma Osteopathic Association. The Stillette, Kirkaville MO College of Osteopathy publication notes Harry E. Beyer of Welechka was elected president of the program and hosted a recent gathering.
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Harry E. Beyer
Robert B. Beyer
Henry Beyer
Central Oklahoma Osteopathic Association
Stillette
Kirkaville, Mo
College of Osteopa
Welechka
Eopene
Gaynor and Farrell Star In The First Year
Minna Gambell extols the Gaynor Farrell comedy The First Year set for October 12 to 18 at the Pella theatre. She explains screen acting uses multiple takes and secret previews to gauge genuine audience reaction and refine performances.
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Minna Gambell
Screen
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Pella Theatre
Henry Kersbergen Hosts Large Apple Sale Event
Henry Kersbergen announces a major sale on apples, promoting his tasage supply of apples in New York. The promotional effort emphasizes value and selection, aiming to attract a broad customer base amid competitive fruit markets.
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Henry Kersbergem
Roosevelt at Sioux City drew crowd at docks
A crowd near forty thousand greeted and heard Roosevelt at the dockyards in Mall Park Sioux City Thursday night. The event sparked the greatest political demonstration in Chicago history upon Roosevelt’s appearance there Friday night.
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Roosevelt
Mall Park
Sioux City
Secretary of Treasury
Ogden L. Mille
St. Louis
Gov
Hoover
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
How to Stop Your Paper Subscriptions Safely
A guide explains that when a Chronicle or other newspaper subscription expires, simply mark the paper with Spataned by the mail carrier. The post office will stop delivery promptly. If you continue to receive the paper, it implies agreement to pay. do not accept or pay for papers you do not want.
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Chronicle
Albert Van Zante Dies in Denver After Illness
Albert G Van Zante died in Denver Colorado Saturday night after a long tuberculosis illness. He was 34 years 2 months and 28 days old. Funeral at First Reformed Church this afternoon at 2:00 with Rev Haverkamp and Rev Wesselink officiating. Survived by widow Trein op Ver Ploeg, parents G and Mrs Van Zante, two brothers and two sisters Delos of Pella A T Van Zante of Kalamazoo Mich Mrs Albert Tysseling and Mrs Andrew De Geus of Pella.
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Albert G. van Zante
Denver
Colo
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
John Wesselink
van Zante
Colorado
Mr. van Zante
Treintop Ver Ploeg
H Ver Ploeg
G. van Zante
Delos
Pella
A. T. van Zante
Kalamazoo
Mich
Albert C. Tysseling
Andrew de Geus
Appreciate the Chronicle Readers Praise Work
Mrs. Dick P. Van Gorp praises the Chronicle noting her nine years in journalism and two local papers. She enjoys the Inquiring Reporter and This Week In, saying the paper travels widely and is widely read, reflecting broad reader appreciation.
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The
Chronicle
Dick P. van Gorp
Large Crowd Attends Saturday Auction in Pella
A big turnout filled stores and the auction stand last Saturday at the trade extension sale sponsored by the Pella Chronicle with local merchants. Bidders used scrip to buy needed articles, and shoppers were urged to collect coupons. The next and final sale of the season will be Saturday November 6.
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The
Pella Chronicle
Scheerer Wins City Tank Painting Bid
City Council heard bids for painting water tank and tower with nine bids total. W G Scheerer offered the low bid of 340 and the council, after executive session, approved the contract. Petitions from South and East Third street property owners for a street light were read and granted. Ashes for West Lincoln street surfacing referred to the street superintendent. Clifford J Wade licensed to sell cigars at his billiard parlor.
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W. G. Scheerer
Scheerer
South
East Third Street
West Lincoln Street
Lifford J. Wade
Thomassen Produces Two-Pound Tailor Made Squash
M. J. Thomassen, living northeast of town on route 2, visited the office Monday afternoon and presented a squash weighing exactly two pounds. The town proudly notes this standout addition to the menu and lauds Thomassen for the unusual produce.
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M. J. Thomassen
Whitney Becomes Theatre Owner In Charles City
E L Whitney of Charles City has purchased the Pella theatre from Oscar Benson who has run the business for over a year. Benson will stay on for the present, and Whitney plans to announce the coming week's offerings in this issue.
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E. L. Whitney
Charles City
Pella Theatre
Oscar Benson
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Benson
Will Refloor the Mathes Bridge
Lewis Van Roekel announced on Tuesday evening that road crews north of town on route two will begin reflooring the Mathes bridge on a rainy day. Work will proceed span by span with detour signs at the approaches. Drivers may detour or wait about an hour to cross the completed span, and should watch the weather.
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Lewis van Roekel
Mathes
van Roekel
Football Ticket Prices Greatly Reduced for 1932
College authorities announce season tickets for 1932 will be affordable for all. Individual game admissions drop by 25 to 38 1 8 percent compared with the past three years. Season tickets average 37 cents per game or half price, saving fans $1.25 when bought in advance. More details appear in this issue.
Van Rheenen Family Injured in Car Crash Collision
An automobile driven by a Van Rheenen son collided with a car carrying Dr. J. M. Cook and his party at a dangerous corner on the Pella Galesburg road. Mr and Mrs Van Rheenen and children sustained injuries including cuts and bruises while Dr Cook, his wife and baby escaped injury.
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Henry van Rheenen
Classis of Pella Sets Fall Session Dates
The Classis of Pella met September 20 at Sully Iowa and set gospel team and field mission schedule for Bethany Reformed Church. Appointments by the committee included J A De Jong and G H Mennenga with dates through April 4. G H Mennenga served as Stated Clerk.
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Classis of
Pella
Reformed Church
Sully
Iowa
Bethany Reformed Church
Committee On
J. A. de Jong
Muyskens
H. E. Franken
J. Wesselink
R. A. de Jong
R. D. Douwstra
E. Huibregate
A. Haverkamp
G. H. Mennenga
G. Menning
G.’ Menning
G. Muyakens
G.H. Mennenga
Classis
Central College Gospel
Montezuma
Newton
New Sharon
Tysseling Opens New Shoe Store In Former Van Rees Site
Anthony Tysseling, formerly of Two Vans, rents the former Lawrence Van Rees building and opens a new shoe store Saturday. He offers a fresh stock bought at low figures and promises to pass savings to customers with a promotional souvenir for all shoppers, described in the issue’s advertisement.
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Anthony Tysseling
Two Vans Shoe
Lawrence van Rees
Tysseling
Parce
Tusspling
the Chronicle
Des Moines Welcomes Hoover in Campaign Stop
President Herbert Hoover spoke to a large Des Moines crowd during his Iowa visit. More than 9,500 attended the Coliseum, 3,500 at Shrine Temple, and a state capitol audience heard the address via amplifiers and a national radio hookup.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Coliseum
Hoover
Shrine Temple
State Capitol
Democratic Party
Card of Thanks for Anne De Vries
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for support during illness and after the death of our loved one Anne De Vries. Mrs Jim De Vries extends gratitude for all kindness shown.
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Anne de Vries
Jim DE Vries
Se de Vaies
Vander Linden Leads Local American Legion Officers
The first year’s final meeting in Memorial hall saw election of officers for the coming year. Commander John N. Vander Linden, plus Vander loeg, De Prenger, Ver Steeg, Guysen, Kempkes, Hoeksema, Van Sittart, Van Nie waal, Lankelma, and Wormhoudt were chosen. Dues were set at 3.10 to boost membership. Invitations went to Des Moines Highland Park Post and to 40 8 Voiture 71 for a stag dinner October 12 at Hotel Savery Des Moines. Members urged to show cards and mail reservations with $1.00. Publicity Officer Oren S. Van Niewaal signed off.
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John N. Vander Linden
Nick Vanderloeg
John de Prenger
George Ver Steeg
Ant W. Guysen
Tunis Kempkes
Ed. Hoeksema
Will Bn
W. D. van Sittert
Orin S. van Niewaal
Geo. Lankelma
H. C. Wormhoudt
Legion
Legion Post
Highland Park Legion Post
Des Moines
Big Pa More Park
Des Sept
Polk County
Hotel Savery
Iowa
Oren S. van Niewaal
Card of Thanks from the Ver Steeg family
The Ver Steeg family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and bereavement for Mrs Mansford Ver Steeg and Mr and Mrs A D Ver Steeg and Mr and Mrs He Ver Steeg. The notice expresses appreciation for support received.
Trine City Mourns Death of 16 Year Old Gertrude Ross
Miss Gertrude Ross 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ross of Tri bine Kansas and niece of Mrs. P Van Niewaal, died after an auto crash that injured her brother Harry and left her with multiple severe injuries. The accident occurred on a dusty country road returning from high school. A funeral was held at the high school auditorium with one of the largest attendances seen. She was a junior, well liked, and known in Pella where she visited often. She leaves parents and three brothers.
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Gertrude Ross
Henry Ross
Tribune
Kans
P. van Niewaal
van Niewaal
Clarence
Roy
Harry
Ross
Syracuse
Pella
Miss Ross
Pacar Au Taee
Ghettavet
John
Reuben
Democratic candidates attend meeting at Noahs Outlaw Trading Post
Democratic county ticket candidates joined a weekly entertainment at Noahs Outlaw Trading Post near Attica last Thursday. The event drew five to six hundred attendees and featured local talent, public address system, and speakers including Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner N J Gesman and Paul Grundman.
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Noah
Outlaw Trading Post
Lafe Noah
Pella
Attica
van Roghel
Bernice Blommern
Frances van Rees
Hospers Kuyper
Donald Rhoades
Carl Aschenbrenner
N. J. Gesman
Paul Grundman
John “Adair
Gerald Paardekooper
D. D. Galvin
Bake Sale At Kiyn De Winter Market Opens At Ten
The Golden Rule bake sale will be held at Kiyn and De Winter market starting at 10 o clock Saturday morning October 8. Pies cakes bread and cookies will be sold. Proceeds benefit the group.
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Golden Rule
Éliss
Kiyn & de Winter Moat
The Town Clock Is Still In Hiding
The town clock remains unseen with no visible time or location noted atop the Third Rebuilding project, leaving residents uncertain about the exact town time and the clock’s current placement.
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Gaynor and
Farrell
Henry Kersbergen
William Gibbs McAdoo
U. S
California
Association Against Prohibition
la Porte Ty
Jesse Pomeroy
Bridgewater
Mass
Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review
Marion Shull
City Hall
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Farmers Co-operative
Boyden
Bakersfield, ‘al
Mahaska County
John P. Abramson Construction Co
Pymw Sharon
Niles
Elmer Russell
Chisago
Canton
Ill
John Lake
Hilda Henderson
Waukegan, Ill
Senator Norris
Gov. Roosevelt
James E. Watson
Indiana
Congress
Frances McGann
Register
Jay Hubbard
George Grey
Akron
Ohio
Liberty, Mo
Glen Voss
Clive
Town
Albert van Zante
First Reformed
Thomassen
Woover
Charles City Man
H. van Rheenen
Pella-Galesburg Road
A. Tysseling
Mrs. Hoover
Capitol City
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Mansford
A. D
A Toud
Sen Gree
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Bake Sale
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