Pella City Council approves 1925 finances and telephone franchise
The Pella Iowa city council met October 6 1925 with mayor Fultz presiding All members attended except Byers The treasurer reported 26772 13 on hand and the special election returns on the telephone franchise were canvassed and accepted W H Fowler filed an acceptance of the franchise A salt purchase for the water softening system at 960 per ton was approved Receipts for fines and licenses were 66 and 37 35 The clerk was authorized to renew insurance on the Fire Station Building Repairs to office and Marshals house were reported and rents on city lots paid to April 1 1926 A Broadway and Oskaloosa street intersection complaint referred to committee Finance Committee approved pending bills and warrants were issued from various funds Rents from Fire Station room to be paid to Fire Department The council adjourned
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Pella
Iowa
Fultz
Byers
W. H. Fowler
Broadway
Oskaloosa Street
Council
Dragging Streets
Flushing Streets
Fire Department
A. C. Kuyper
Old Friends Visit Des Moines Pair From California
Jesse Curtis of San Bernardino and George A. Jewett of Des Moines spent yesterday with their old friend J. M. Cox, longtime acquaintances and Central College graduates. Curtis will stay a few days with Cox while others travel for business and hospital plans unfold in Des Moines. A. J. Betten, brother-in-law of Mrs. Rhynsburger, died in Orange City with burial planned there, as Mrs. Rhynsburger mourns.
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Des Moines General Hospital
G. W. Verrips
Eddyville
Pella
H. Rhynsburger
A. J. Betten
Orange City
Betten
Rhynsburger
Lee Lautenbach to sing at First Church next Sunday
Prof Heemstra's sermon on Citizenship at First Church last Sunday evening was most helpful to us all.
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Lee Lautenbach
First
Prof. Heemstra
The Boys Glee Club Opens Season at Sunnyside
The Boys Glee Club opened its season at Sunnyside last Saturday with Nicholas Gosse link elected president Herman Hamnelinck secretary and treasurer. Prof. Sadler outlined a policy for the year followed by a social with food and tea. Spurred by pep meetings and chapel talks the group previews an April Home Concert and a game against Ellsworth Friday.
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Sunnyside
Nicholas Gosselink
Herman Hamnelinck
Sadler
Martin Punt
Glee Club
Herman Ostendorf
New Brunswick Seminary
New Jersey
Ostie
Kleerkooper
Pipestone
Minnesota
Henry
Butt
Ellsworth
Spike
Lee Lautenbach
Wagner
Umbrellas on sale by M Vander Linden
A splendid umbrella is offered in Black American Taffeta for sun or rain and suitable for girls or women. Price listed as $1.00.
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M. Vander Linden
Sells books and plans a better order at the library
A fragment notes two names Sellen and Dan Hall and discusses arranging a better order for something at the library, with a phone reference. The readable bits imply a discussion about coordinating items and contact details. Some names and details remain uncertain.
Faculty Social At Bosch Weaselink Residence
Prof Bosch hosts a Friday evening gathering for the faculty with Dr and Mrs Weaselink in attendance at their residence. The event promises informal talks and light refreshments among colleagues.
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Bosch
Weaselink
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General Fund
Conn
the Goose Tailoring Co
Gilbert extAner
Geover Steeg’s
The
Puritan Drug Co
DE Forest
Jewell
Jefferson
van den Berg Electric Shop
Lucile
Redfern
New York
Clothing Department
Kotex
Rug Department
Congoleum
van Niewaal
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