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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1926

Page

3

Otley Neighbors Busy With Molasses From Cane

Otley news notes C O Visser making molasses from neighbor cane, selling several gallons. Grace Aalbers visited Eddyville to help grandmother. Fred Robinson family moved near Monroe. Rumor of upcoming wedding. Ned De Reus family from Pella visited Ira Vriezelaar. Mrs R V McKeever visited Prairie City relatives. John Vanden Baard on Knoxville grand jury. George Palmes and family visited Des Moines. Mrs Charlie Mitchell and two girls from Prairie City spent time with Huisman family. M Aalbers visited Eddyville to see mother injured in fall at 88. Mrs J B Vriezelaar recovering well in Monroe. Limestone being spread on local farms. another carload arrived this week.

C. O. Visser Fifield Mr. Visser Grace Aalbers Eddyville Fred Robinson Monroe Otley Ned de Reus

Dancing Mothers at Princess Theatre Des Moines

The Ralph Bellamy Players present Dancing Mothers by Edgar Selwyn with Edmund Goulding at the Princess theatre for the week starting Sunday October 10 with a Sunday matinee. The comedy follows a flapper daughter and a neglectful husband as a woman reaches life’s fullness in a lively stage comedy from Des Moines.

Princess Theatre Des Moines Ralph Bellamy Edgar Selwyn Edmund Goulding Fox

Dancing Mothers dramatizes a bold elder woman’s push for life

A woman of advanced age proves she can still live fully as her daughter recalls her fearless “foot on the gas.” She reshapes her family values teaching unexpected life lessons while stages a personal mischief that forces a dance-like response from husband and daughter. The play ends with a dramatic punch said to be unmatched in modern theatre.

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Garfield’s Short Course Reply at Hiram College

A father asked if his son could take a shorter course while James A. Garfield led Hiram College. Garfield answered that a short course is possible depending on what you want to make of him. He compared educational aims to how God makes an oak from an acorn, implying potential shaped by purpose.

James A. Garfield United States Hiram College Garfield

Squash Returns in Two Months Despite Century Span

A fragment notes a striking contrast as a figure says a hundred years pass in appearance while only two months pass in reality. The line implies rapid progress or transformation in a squash context, with no additional names, dates, places, or organizations available in the readable text.

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Otley News Gerrit Waardhuizen Prairie City M. Aalbers J. B. Vriezelaar J. E. Shultz South Side H. C. Payne Broadway J. C. Mitten Geo. H. Lankelma Stat Bank South Franklin St Res Georgia Chalfont Fowler Telephone Main Street C. J. Fox Main and Liberty Streets J. J. Subenga Keable Building J. M. Cook Bell Clothing Pella Iowa Aschenbrenner Geelhoed H. O. Wormhoudt Dentist Office Pella, Iowa T. G. Fultz F. F. Carpenter Dancing Mothers” Princess M. Vander Linden Durham Joe F. Denburger Mahaska Geo. W. Akerman & Son Fremont, Iowa Poland China Harold Veenstra Oppenheimer Alsop CO Osealoosa Oskaloosa Comfort Challis New York Jersey Coats Choice Reiguars
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