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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

5

Security Bank Fails After Run. Depositors Protected

The Security State Bank in Pella closed its doors last Saturday amid a bank run. Officials say the bank was solvent with capital, resources, and a surplus of 113000, and all depositors should eventually be paid in full. The State Department of Banking and Finance will take over, and liquidation of debts may take about a year.

Security Bank Pella Security State Bank Rock of Gibraltar T. H. Klein Mr. Klein Klein State Board State Department of Banking and Finance State Banking Department State Department

Closing Out Piano Stock at Orge RamRi Pella Motor Co

A local sale advertises closing out a large stock of good pianos and players. Prices aim to attract buyers by offering devices at affordable rates. The notice references Orge Ram and Pella Motor Co as the points of sale or contact.

Pella Motor Co

Who's Who in Education Prof C Evers at Central College

Prof C Evers an instructor in biology and physics at Central college, born in Holland Michigan, educated at Holland High School Hope College and Michigan State College, taught rural schools, principal and superintendent posts in Iowa, Federal Board of Vocational Education member, Michigan State College faculty, member of American Mathematical Association and American Association of Physics, pursuing a doctorate.

Prof C. Evers Central College Holland, Mich Holland High School Hope College Michigan State College University of Iowa Evers Prairie City Iown Federal Board of Vocational Education District of Columbia Maryland Virginia West Virginia Central College 8 American Mathematical Association American Association of Physics

City Mourns John Lankelma Death in Alhambra Visit

John Lankelma 70, Pella native and longtime local businessman, died Wednesday at a hospital in Alhambra California after a westward motor tour with his sister. He and partner R A Awtry formed a furniture firm in 1909, operating 22 years. He leaves two sons, dentists James V and George H, and four grandchildren.

John Lankelma Pella Alhambra Cal West Lankelma E. T. Warns Des Moines Mr. Lankelma Fred Lankelma Fred Antry John D. Gaass Vanden Berg Electric Company Orange City Cornelius Hospers E. R. Roorda John Onstine Iowa R. A. Awtry Vandermeulen Awtry Mr. Awtry

Salvation Army Canvas Planned for Marion County

Envoy W. L. Lowe and daughter Viola will lead the annual Salvation Army funds drive in Marion County during the coming week. Pella will be canvassed by Miss Lowe and Knoxville by Enjoy Lowe, with T. H. Klein as local treasurer. The appeal runs Tuesday and Wednesday October 27 and 28 to support the State Rescue Home and Army activities in Iowa.

W. L. Lowe Viola Iowa Salvation Army Des Moines Marion County State Rescue Home Pella Miss Lowe Knoxville Enjoy Lowe T. H. Klein Lowe

Richland Township Meeting in Peoria Honors School Event

The annual Richland Township schools meeting occurred at Peoria Hall on Wednesday October 14 despite threatening weather. A morning spelling contest drew teams from Hickory Grove Cherry Grove Flint Ridge Fleming Lunt and Warren with Jeanette De Witt Cherry Grove winning first and Gerald Vogelaar Hickory Grove second.

Richland Township Peoria Hall Hickory Grove Cherry Grove Flint Ridge Fleming Lunt Warren Jeanette de Witt Gerald Vogelaar Avis Phillips Granville Irma Ray Margaret Kiser Clara Goselink Ruby Hite Maxine Mott Floy Sheesley Peptia Frances Thompson Sheesley Ethel van Zante Miss Krout Peoria

Dairy Herd Testing Expands Accreditations in Iowa Counties

Carroll and Crawford counties are redesignated as modified accredited areas on October 1, bringing Iowa to 68 counties with bovine tuberculosis rates under one half of one percent. Appanoose, Davis, Van Buren and Hardin counties also remodified, after three-year retests. Secretary Thornburg notes two thirds of the state fully tested and progress in others, with Cedar County nearly finished except for infected herds. Henry and Muscatine counties nearing completion.

Carroll Crawford Iowa Town Department of Agriculture Appanoose Davis van Buren Hardin M. G. Thornburg Cedar County Henry Mulcatine

Notable Iowa Sisters Attend Funeral Companions

The passage lists several sisters from diverse cities including Orange City Des Moines Knoxville Pella and Searchlight Nevada connected to Mr Lankelma's death with Mrs Warns and Mrs McCarty present at the time.

San Francisco Fred Pella G. T. Hatley Orange City H. H. Geelhoed G. A. Stout R. A. Awtry B.T. Warns Des Moines F.D. Stubenrauch Knoxville Wilton~McCasty Searchlight Nevada Warns McCarty Lankelma

Miss Miner Grasp of Her Chosen Work in Kindergarten

Miss Margaret Miner, local kindergarten teacher, spoke to the Pella Parent-Teacher Association about kindergarten as a science and a life shaping task. She described the classroom as a place of contentment where six year olds develop health habits, self expression, and cultural appreciation through playful yet purposeful activities.

Pella Parent-Teacher Association Margaret Miner George H. Lankelma Florence Larson Jane Gosselink Miss Miner Miner

Ministers Work To Relieve Condition In Pella

City ministers devised a plan on Monday to boost faith in local institutions and curb unfounded talk. Window cards reading Have Faith In God Keep Faith With Pella and Her Institutions were placed in business windows Tuesday morning to encourage trust in local enterprises and community backbone.

Pella

Welfare League Tag Day Struggles to Meet Fund Goal

Saturday’s Welfare League tag day yielded 40 dollars, mostly in the forenoon, as weather and finances limited receipts. Dr. Aschenbrenner notes slow response to used clothing appeals. donations are urged to contact Mrs. D P Van Gorp at 254 for pickup or delivery.

Welfare League Aschenbrenner D. P. van Gorp

Mystery in Monroe auto accident inquiry continues

The Monroe Mirror reports a closed inquest held by County Coroner James J. Engle of Newton into the death of Raymond Hoagland, who died in an automobile accident north of Monroe on October 7. A coroner’s jury and several witnesses questioned about four bottles of alleged liquor found in the wreck, with further inquests planned this week.

Monroe James J. Engle Newton Raymond Hoagland Chester Fennema Tom Cooper Carl Crane Engle Hoagland City Hall

American Legion Hears Geo Yates at Regular Meet

The Van Veen Van Hemert Legion Post held its October meeting in the Memorial building with a large turnout. George Yates installed the 1932 officers and gave a brief talk on plans for the year, with Clyde Minnis of Des Moines present as adjutant.

van Veen-Van Hemert Legion Memorial National Legion George Yates Ix George Yates 6Th District Legion Des Moines Register Yates 6Th District Des Moines Clyde Minnis Geo. Yates Legion Minnis Highland Park Legion Post H. C. Wormhoudt W. D. van Sittert Scout Regular Legion

New School Report Cards And Musical Activities

A long item details a new report card format showing class size, distribution by grade, and pupil standings for parent review. It covers school assemblies, arithmetic fundamentals focus, band updates, reading tests, PTA meeting notes, charity play proceeds, art displays, grounds work, rugby for junior girls, roof repairs, home economics lessons, teaching method studies, lab upgrades, debating, and honors lists across the high and junior high levels with numerous named students and staff.

Ver Steeg Reuvers Lincoln School Lincoln

Hallowe'en Dance Planned by Entertainment Committee

Meeting notes show the Entertainment Committee announcing a Hallowe'en Dance inviting all to attend. Posters will provide further details. After adjournment members sat at two long tables decorated in Hallowe'en colors with pumpkins. Legion Auxiliary served oysters and coffee, praised by the Legion boys for the prep and service.

Hallowe'en Auxilary Legion Legion Auxiliary Orens van Niewaal Sowa

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Who’s Who In Education Cal. Hospital Richland Susana Hollebeek Anna Tysseling Dora Bootsma Webster Monroe Mirror American Legion Hallowe’en Parent-Teachers Association Webster Building Playigh Sonny Jane Ontvanshy England Lewis Ivan Sadler Donald Klein Andrew Kiyn Hoseas Kuyper Myron Nollen Alfred ‘Ander Ploeg Donald Renaud Edna Hackert Florence Hollebeek Mary Liggett Lucile
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