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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

5

Passing Through a Typhoon in Kuliang China

Missionary Leona Van Der Linden recounts a typhoon near Amoy Kuliang China on August 27 1912. She describes how winds rain and high typhoon walls shield houses and notes walking with Mrs W and others to seek shelter. The group jokes over coffee and buns as they wait out the storm and plan to return to Amoy while preparing for another letter party.

Kuliang Forchow China Warnehuis Amoy Leona van der Linden

Lost fur muff reported at southeast corner of square

Lost ladies brown fur muff, last seen Saturday evening at the southeast corner of the square. Finder asked to return to this office for a liberal reward.

Direct Route Debate Pella Auto Club Attends Oskaloosa Meeting

The Pella Auto Club executives joined Chas Walling of the Mahaska Auto Club in Oskaloosa to decide on a cross-state route between Davenport and Councy Bluffs. Knoxville delegates pushed to keep the Tracy route, bypassing Pella, while questions linger about why Knoxville travelers chose that path.

Chas. Walling Mahaska Auto Club Pella Tracy Marion County

Wednesday Club entertained at Mrs Sterrenburg home

The Wednesday club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs Mae Sterrenburg. The afternoon included conversation and reading followed by refreshments. The only out of town guest was Mrs Geo Van der Zyl of Prairie City.

Mae Sterrenburg Geo. van der Zyl Prairie City

District Court Docket Cleaned. Multiple Pleas and Dismissals

In district court Judge Hays cleared much of the October term docket. Several defendants pleaded guilty to liquor offenses with fines and costs, others had cases dismissed or continued. Numerous divorce actions proceeded to decree or default, while some suits against railways and between individuals settled with costs paid.

Hays District Court Geo. Sorrel John A. Neifert L. E. Buzzard Zella L. C. Buzzard John Carman Eddie W. Thornburgh David Ver Duyt Milo Darrah Leo Belknap Frank P. Adulf Jane Henley Neal van Lisselve Wabash R. R. Co LeGrand Brothers Wabash Aaron Carey Emma Carey Floyd Gaston Frank Gaston Alice Emmerson Daniel Em Ben Mason Ethel B. Wilson O. C. Wilson Nellie Chambers Luther B. Chambers

Removing red sediment from porcelain with hydrochloric acid

Pror O B Read cites reddish build up on porcelain and suggests diluted hydrochloric acid from chemist’s shop to scour tubs sinks and jugs. Mix five ounces acid with three to four parts water moisten rag rub until deposit dissolves and rinse. Label clearly keep away from children.

Come Back to the Fold Henry Hoogenakker Rejoins Audubon Republican

A Pella born editor Henry Hoogenakker leaves Richland Clarion for Guthrie Center then returns to the newspaper field as editor and publisher of the Audubon Republican. The piece祝 welcomes him back to the fold and wishes him continued patronage.

Henry Hoogenakker Pella Richland Clarion Guthrie Center Henry

Pella People Praised for 17th Iowa Reunion Hospitality

Harvey CocoRAH of Exline Messenger praises Pella residents for hosting the 27th annual 17th Iowa Infantry reunion. He notes free entertainment for all, school involvement, a grand parade to a decorated park, and speeches by college figures. Special thanks to Comrade Murry Cox and wife for hosting.

17Th Iowa Inst Pella 17Th Iowa Murry Cox

Local Editor and Publisher Tie The Knot In September

Mrs Beard wed Mr Horace E Greeley on September 27 uniting publisher and editor of the Grand River Local. The couple are longtime figures in the paper and many friends here join in best wishes for their new life together.

Mattie Beard Horace E. Greeley

Notice of October teacher examination at county office

The regular October teacher examination will be held at the County Superintendent's office on October 25 26 and 27. Nora E WuirTE County Superintendent.

Nora E. Wuirte

Horses Wanted For Sale At McIntire Barn

Help wanted for horses of all ages over 800 pounds and fat. See J. Riney at McIntire's barn or Howerton farm around 41-42. Announcement notes location and contact for buyers.

McIntire Howerton Farm T. J. Riney

Illnesses and Quarantine Report From North Town

The article notes a twelve year old girl with scarlet fever eight miles northwest of town under quarantine. Dominic Duiker Sr. battles bronchitis while Dick Weyers walks to town daily. Mrs. Pete Brainekool shows steady recovery. Wm. Langerak remains unchanged. Mrs. Harve Fisk in Canada for typhoid fever shows hopeful signs at her daughter Mrs. Walter Porter’s home. An eight year old Hols boy suffered a broken collar bone after a horse kick, resting comfortably.

C. DeGoey Dominic Duiker Sr Dick Weyers Pete Brainekool Wm. Langerak Harve Fisk Canada Walter Porter

Bertha Vriezelaar Weds John Van Wyngarden in Dutch Private Wedding

Last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home Miss Bertha Vriezelaar married John Van Wyngarden. Rev Albert Van der Ploeg officiated as Nellie Vriezelaar played the wedding march and a three course supper followed. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs De Hye Pella and families from Monroe Galesburg Killauff and nearby towns.

Ira Vriezelaar Bertha John van Wyngarden Nellie Vriezelaar Kate Vriezelaar Ed. Kornego Albert van der Ploeg de Hye Pella DeVries Charlie Vander Ploeg Monroe van Zante Charles Frazer Galesburg Ralph Frazer Bai Griego Killauft van Wyngarden

Vander Zyl Waltzing into marriage in Colorado

On Sunday October first Miss Fannie Vander Zyl formerly of this city married Mr Dave Waldeck of Pagosa Springs Colorado The news surprised Pella residents but friends extend best wishes for a safe and happy voyage on the sea of life.

Fannie Vander Zyl Dave Waldeck Pagosa Springs Colorado Pella

Kaldenberg and Le Cocq Wed in Oskaloosa Ceremony

Herbert Kaldenberg and Johanna Le Cocq were married in Os kaloosa Monday afternoon. Justice Phillips presided with only close friends and relatives present. The couple lives in Pella and enjoys many well wishers.

Herbert Kaldenberg Johanna le Cocq Oskaloosa Justice Phillips Pella

Women’s Missionary Conference Held at Third Reformed Church

The Women's Missionary Conference of the classis of Pella met today at the Third Reformed Church. The 9:30 morning session opened the conference with a business meeting. An excellent afternoon program is planned and the evening service starts at 7:20 with addresses by Miss F. Tubb and Mrs. J. S. Allen. all are invited.

Pella Third Reformed Church F. Tubb J. S. Allen

New Arrivals At Several Local Homes

A series of birth notices report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Wm Van Heemeret on Oct orders date. A baby boy welcomed by Mr and Mrs Wichard Langerak last Wednesday night. A baby daughter arrived for Henry Bensink last Thursday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Dave Verought this morning. Parents and babies are doing well. father Dave recovering from first baby.

Mrs. Wm. van Heemeret Stork Henry Bensink Dave Verought Babe Papa Dave

Pella HAG Good Fair at Lake Prairie District Fair

The 24th Lake Prairie District Fair held October 3 to 6 drew over 5000 attendees despite rain and mud. Exhibits ranged from art and crafts to poultry, machinery by Seetens and Koo, and the Pella Pipe and Tank Factory engines. Stock, races, and free attractions drew interest, though one fake auto race marred the event. The fair ran a deficit around $700, and directors plan next year’s improvements.

Lake Prairie District Seetens Koo Pella O. K

Eighth Grade Wins Banner at Lincoln School

The eighth grade at Lincoln School earned the Banner for top average in attendance and punctuality for September. Miss Bootsma, their teacher, deserves credit for guiding the class two thirds of whom are boys, and the pupils may strive to keep the banner in her room all year.

Lincoln School Bootsma

Union Meeting for Reformed Churches in Pella

Next Sunday evening at the Second Reformed Church a union meeting of all Reformed churches in Pella will gather. Representatives from the Womens Boards and both Domestic and Foreign Missions will present addresses on missionary progress and future outlook.

Second Reformed Church Reformed Churches Pella Womens Boards

Hand of Death claims Marenus Langerak at 41

Marenus Langerak died at his South Main Street home Tuesday morning at 8 o clock aged 41 years 7 months 26 days He was a lifelong resident of the vicinity and had recently moved to town with his family after health declined He leaves a father and mother seven brothers and many relatives The funeral was held yesterday at 1 30 from the home and 2 p m at First Reformed Church Rev Vander Werf and Rev De Bruin officiated and burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery

Marenus Langerak South Main Street Wm. Langerak First Reformed Church Vander Werf de Bruin Oakwood

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

Mrs M Langerak and children express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their husband and father.

Plette Passes After Long Illness In Pella Community

Gerrit Plette, 81 years 13 days old, died after a lengthy illness. Born and raised locally, he lived in Eddyville briefly before returning to Pella to be near relatives. He married Johanna Vroom and left two children. Funeral held at First Reformed Church with Rev. Van der Werf and Rev. Maneen. Interment in Van Domselaar cemetery.

Mr. Plette Johanna Vroom Vale of Tears Lone Eddyville Pella Jesus Christ First Reformed Church van der Werf Maneen Plette Reformed Church van Domselaar

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State W. H. Wilcox City of Alex. Visser J. E. Hollowell Swan Ralph Caffrey Spaur John A. Nelson Jarius Braus C. B. Read Chronicle Harvey Cocorah Co. F 17Th Town Veteran Exline Messenger Mrs. Beard C. Hols Vriezelaar—Van Wyngarden Vander Zyl—Waldeck Kaldenberg—Le Cocq Women’s Missionary Conference Langerak M. Langerak Sf Gerrit Platts Centerville
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