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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

3

Lincoln School Notes Kindergarten to Sixth Grade

A long reader on Lincoln School recounts kindergarten enrollment of eighteen and daily habits, ranging from health inspections, flag salutes, and drills to art, reading, and geography. It highlights student work, teacher duties, class activities, notable projects, and recent events including a fire drill and a class poem about bonfires.

Lincoln Ruth Jean Klein Willa Prange Kit Kat Richard Gold Freda Blair Hartley Howard Vander Linden Willard Kaldenberg Wilbur Ver Meer Fred Heerema Richard Harvid Goad Harriet Schilder Freda Swank New England Joe Hoeksema Willis Schippers Barbara van Sittert

Lynnville Man Found Dead In Poultry Yard

Lynnville resident William H. Macy 58 was found dead by Otto Kayser in the chicken yard at Macy home on Monday afternoon from a sudden heart attack. Macy, born August 17 1874 in Lynnville, had lived in the town 27 years and is survived by wife Hettie Macy four children Vera Kayser, Dole Macy of Oskaloosa Albany Ruth Macy two grandchildren and sisters Effa Hadley and Ora Harris. Funeral service held at Friends church with burial in Friends cemetery.

New Sharon William H. Macy Lynnville Otto Kayser Mr. Macy Calvin Macy Independence Kans Hettie Macy

Destructive Fire Threatens Farm Buildings Near Rose Hill

A large barn on Tom Gatton’s farm four miles north of Rose Hill burned Saturday morning. Fire units from Rose Hill, What Cheer, New Sharon and Osk Joosa fought the blaze. The Gatton farmhouse east of the barn escaped damage. Mrs Sheeley, expectant mother, moved to a nearby home where a baby was born Thursday. Source of fire undetermined.

What Cheer Patriot Chronicle Tom Gatton

Sedan and Truck Collide at Prairie City Intersection

Cloud Baldwin's Ford sedan and Kenneth Clark's truck collided near the east corner of the Christian church Tuesday evening around six. No injuries were reported. The truck came from the north while the sedan approached from the west. The sedan suffered severe damage with a broken left front wheel, smashed radiator and top, and broken glass. the sedan slid and tipped, appearing beyond repair.

Prairie City News Cloud Baldwin Kenneth Clark Christian Church

Former Lovilia Youth Found Guilty Of Charge

Winsey Johnson and Ted Curl of Des Moines were found guilty. Court records indicate the defendants faced charges connected to a Lovilia case, with sentencing details reported as decided Tuesday.

Lovilia Lovilis Winsey Johnson Ted Curl Des Moines Albis Busee Ately Srwalag

South English Young Man May Lose Right Hand

Donald Sigafoose of South English sustained a severe hand injury at Wen ger's sorghum factory when his glove caught in a cane mill. The glove was drawn into the rollers up to the wrist before the engine was stopped, and he was rushed to a hospital in Iowa City after initial treatment. Accompanying him were his mother Mrs. John Sigafoose, Arthur Wenger, Arthur Sigafoose, and Donald's wife with two daughters.

Sigourney Review Donald Sigafoose Wenger Sorphum Mark Wenger

Injury Caused By Being Struck By R R Train

Lewis Garrett of South English sustained severe cuts and bruises when his car was struck by a Rock Island passenger train at a crossing near Linenweaver corner two miles east of South English. He was tossed into a barbed wire fence, twenty stitches were needed, and he remained unconscious for hours before recovering.

Lewis Garrett Rock Island Linenweaver Corner South English Garrett Will Grove and Sons

Miner Killed On Third Day Of Coal Mine Work

A miner died on the third day of employment at a coal mine in Meoarye County on Saturday. He entered the mine with an empty car wagon and a string of crewe in the rear car as the foggy conditions caused an accident. The incident ended tragically with the miner's death.

Funeral Home Reports Sudden Death of Wallace in Albia

Wallace and his wife moved from Ohio last spring and lived in Albia. He found work only last week. His death occurred after three days of activity Saturday. Metal services were held Tuesday afternoon at Rexfield.

Wallace Albia Ohio Rexfield

Warren County Pays Over $1,000 In Wolf Bounties

Indianola Record reports Warren County has paid $1,868 in bounties on wolves, gophers, and ground hogs since January. Grown wolves receive $10, cubs $4, and ground hogs 10 cents. From January to February $79 went to ground hogs, $1,189.60 to gophers, and $76 to wolves through September.

Warren County Indianola Carl F. Brown Sores Enialatare

Pair Of Bandits Hold Up Kellogg Veteran At Home

Aged Kellogg Civil War veteran T. Mack, 88, was robbed Saturday evening when two men forced entry during a hand washing request. Approximately $40 in cash was taken from Mack’s billfold as he stood momentarily distracted. No description of the robbers could be provided. the incident may be linked to a prior magazine subscription scam reported the same afternoon.

Kellogg Jasper County T. & Mack Kelloggs Mack

Former Monroe Girl Is Married Divorced, Etc.

Lena Irene Sheeler Cohen Truit Boswell, once a Monroe girl, headlines a Des Moines stir with multiple marriages divorces and rumored deaths. A 1925 Monroe marriage to Harry Cohen ended in divorce. 1930 saw a California marriage to Dr William Truit. Rumor now places a Des Moines remarriage to Boswell last spring amid unsettled news.

Monroe Mirror Lena Irene Sheeler Cohen Truit Boswell Monroe Des Moines Ing Monroe Lena Harry Cohen William Truit California Boswell

Doctor returns as Boswell disappears in Os Kaloosa aftermath

Miss Sheeler divorces the doctor and reclaims her maiden name after a crash five miles southwest of Os Kaloosa on Saturday. Sheler has taken refuge at Hotel Kirkwood with her mother following injuries to face and back and concussion. Mr Malone sustained minor injuries. the Malones once farmed near Eddyville. A house painter atop a ladder adds oddities to the scene as Pella residents recall jury service honors.

Boswell Miss Sheeler Kirkwood Oskaloosa Malone Eddyville

Former Eddyville People Hurt In Auto Accident

Mrs. Harve Malone of near Rose Hill is at Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa for treatment of a slight injury from an auto accident involving Eddyville residents. The report notes others from Eddyville were also involved and receiving care.

Eddyville Eddyville Tribune Harve Malone Rose Hill Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa

Metcalf Seeks Marion County Treasurer Post

The Republican candidate Frank T. Metcalf promotes lower taxes and government expense cuts. He touts years of experience and says Marion county needs a capable official to handle the treasurer's duties efficiently and accessibly.

Frank T. Metcalf Marion County Metcalf Frank Metcalf

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