Final Roll Call for Frank Simonse Soldier Dies at 35
Frank Simonse Jr. of 809 Columbus Street died after a long World War I service and illness. Funeral held at his home and First Reformed Church with interment at Oakwood cemetery. He served four and a half years in Company C 16th Infantry Machine Gun 1st Division, with many wartime campaigns. He is survived by his parents, two sisters Minnie and Jennie, and three brothers from Ottumwa and Pella.
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France
Frank Simonse, Jr
Columbus Street
First Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Simonse
Co. C
Lineville
Toul
Cantigney
Sessions
Mondidier-Nayon
Frank Simonse, Sr
Minnie
Jennie
Brothe
Pella
John
Ottumwa
Jim
Society News From Local Clubs and Gatherings
The Social and Literary Club met at Mrs E Te s home with talks by Mrs Henry Rhynsburg persistent hos tess and Mrs J J Sybenga sharing an English Lake District account. The History and Travel Dept of the Woman's Federated Club will meet Monday at Mrs F rush abe's home with a program by Mrs Iddins and Mrs J huyser. A merry gathering at Mrs Nellie Beckering's home honored her with a fruit shower and social time. Mrs Dan Meulpolder hosted a sewing and visiting afternoon on South Main Street with a dainty lunch. A surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Ed Van Zante included a covered dish supper and four bridge tables. Members of the VVs Club attended. The Mother's Class of the Second Reformed Church will meet at Mrs N De Winter's on Hazel Street for a social afternoon with refreshments.
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E. Te
Henry
Woman’s Federated Club
F. ‘Rush
Abe
Iddins
J. Huyser
Nellie Beckering
League of Service of the Third Reformed Church
Dan Meulpolder
South Main Street
Ed van Zante
J. A. Kuyper
the & ‘V's Club
Second Reformed Church
Des Moines Poultry Health Pro Gram Urged
Des Moines Iowa October 28 Carl N Kennedy Assistant Secretary of Agriculture warned that recent state poultry meetings reveal demand for a real health program. He cited diseases and parasites harming egg production and meat quality, prompting producers and dealers to seek improved sanitation and handling practices for chickens.
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Kennedy
Des Moines
Iowa
Carl N. Kennedy
Ken-nedy
The New for Fall By Mrs. E F Black of Black's Style Shoppe
Mrs. E F Black previews fall fur fashions at Black's Style Shoppe Pella Iowa. Emphasizes care, registration, and quality levels in furs such as Muskrat Hudson Seal Raccoon and Caracal. Notes differences Alaska and Hudson Seal prices and stresses cold storage care and seasonal display with upcoming sale date. Dr. J J Sybenga returns from Chicago Saturday.
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E. F. Black
Black
Pella
Iowa
Alaska
Iowa farmers anxious to rush corn husking due to slow drying
Des Moines reports from the Weather and Crop Bureau say cloudy and rainy weather delays in corn drying. Northern counties started husking but rain-soaked fields slowed collection. Corn moisture remains high versus last year, while overall yields show Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin above six year average.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Crop Bureau
Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa Reports Sharp Drops in Apples and Potatoes
Des Moines Iowa October 18 Iowa's winter apple supply will be about 20 percent smaller than last year and the potato crop nearly 20 percent below the previous bumper yield The early potato average is 109 bushels per acre versus 180 last year The late potato crop is about 75 percent of normal Potatoes likely to rise in price due to Iowa and northern state shortages The onion crop is slightly lighter with 82 percent condition and 270 bushels per acre The sweet corn for canning is projected at 8.3 tons per acre Tomatoes average 159 bushels per acre
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
State Horticultural Society
Hazel Fullreide Returns to High School Post
Miss Hazel Fullreide of Nebraska City, visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Cook, fills the high school vacancy caused by Miss Ruth Blake illness. She previously held the same domestic science post about three years ago. Mrs. J. B. Grimes returns to Athens, Ohio, after a month with her daughter Mrs. Harley Baker. Mrs. Anna Hunt and daughter Mrs. Ralph Buttrick visit H. H. Sadler. Abbie Snow and son Henry graduate from University of Alabama with bachelor of arts. Snow elected Phi Beta Kappa. Milk promotion line remains.
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Hazel Fullreide
Nebraska City
J. M. Cook
Ruth Blake
Miss Fullreide
J. B. Grimes
Athens
Ohio
Harley Baker
Anna Hunt
Ralph Buttrick
Ft. Dodge
H. H. Sadler
Abbie Snow
Henry
University of Alabama
Iowa Wesleyan Defeats Central In Conference Tilt 24 7
Iowa Wesleyan moved closer to the conference title by beating Central 24 to 7 on the road. Hilton Bradshaw Tackleson and Hilton starred for Iowa Wesleyan with 85 yard kickoff return and multiple touchdowns. Central answered with a 80 yard sprint by one player and one late score. Coaches focus on Buena Vista game Friday at Storm Lake as Central seeks healthful recovery and full strength for the next challenge.
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Town Wesleyan
Apes
Iowa Wesleyan
Iowa Eee
Hilton
Thorpe Ha
Dam
Central
Hilton Bradshaw
Tackleson
Sandborn
Scran
Ton
Cenral Rysdam
Siickink
Wilkins
Affleman
Iowa
Meredith
Lammers
Bogaards
Winter
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Citers
Bradshaw
Chuck Everett
Drake
Gus Graham
Michigan
Bert McGrane
Pella Markets Report Sees Mixed Wheat and Oats Prices
Quotations from Farmers Co-operative Exchange in Pella Iowa show wheat at 1.00 and oats at a mixed price. Market activity details are limited, with emphasis on local commodity pricing and farm trading signals.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Lows
Statement of Ownership of the Pella Chronicle 1929
The owner is H. H. Sadler of Pella Iowa with publisher H. H. Sadler and editor E. V. Goad. The record lists no bondholders or security holders owning 1 percent or more. This ownership affidavit is sworn before a notary in Marion County Iowa with the date shown.
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Pella
Laws
State OF
Iowa
Marion
H. H. Sach
H. H. Sadler
Towa
E._V. Goad
Pella Towa
Beating Buena Vista Hard in Storm Lake This Weekend
The team travels to Storm Lake on October 25 to face Buena Vista. Sioux County supporters plan a strong send off and Chronicle want ads push for crowd backing as the squad aims for victory after last year’s win on the new covered field.
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Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Gentral
B. V
Sioux County
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Society News
Mrs. Beckering
van Zante
J. J. Sybenga
Chicago
Plymouth
Tyler
Texas
America
J. E. Cornelius & CO
Oskaloosa St. _ Pella
Mageck
Beal
Red
Farmer's Wife
P.O. R.F.D
Post Office
Tamin the
Anded
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