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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

5

Halloween Celebration At Central Park By Legion Post

Legions invites all ages to a 7 30 p m Halloween night in Central Park. Masks costumes and contests with prizes, musical numbers and funny events. Bring odd instruments and kitchenware for a wild program ending with a grand finale release of a golden pig. The aim is safe fun for children and adults alike.

van Veen-Van Hemert The American Legion Central Park Hallowe'en Mexico Post 89

Murray Nesbit Captures Hawk in Local Sightings

Murray Nesbit, a local art cleaner, captured a five foot wing to wing hawk over the weekend while browsing around the river. The hawk was later stuffed and mounted by Dr Mitten. Nesbit crippled it to stop movement and the bird showed strong nip pers, severing a rope it was fastened to, drawing interest from North Main Street residents.

Panapistie Murray Nesbit Mitten

Des Moines Pastor Hosts Church Service and Surprise Shower

A Des Moines special meeting was held Monday night at the Church of the Open Bible on Crocker and 19th streets. Rev. John R Richey delivered the message and at the close a grocery shower and love offering were given to Rev and Mrs C B Truitt along with thanks for the gifts.

Richey John R Crocker Des Moines C. B. Truitt Truitt

Bundle Day Oct 30 By Welfare League

The Community Welfare League sets Monday Oct 30 as bundle day. Families should place bundles of worn clothing shoes hats gloves underwear on front porches by 1 30 p m for pickup by school children to help a good cause.

Welfare League

Cars Collide On Oskaloosa Street

A triangle collision on Saturday around 5 0 oclock on Oskaloosa street east of Van Dusseldorp s store caused damage to all involved with no injuries. Paul Vander Zyl backed to allow Frank Demicolo to exit and was struck by a car driven by J J Lee. the crash was deemed unavoidable.

Oskaloosa Street van Dusseldorp Paul Vander Zyl Marion Wyha Frank Demicolo Oskaloosa J. J. Lee

First Reformed church class sale at J Gran dia Bldg

The Adult Sunday school class of the First Reformed church will hold a sale on Saturday October 28 at the J Gran dia Building on the south side of the square. J Wesselink teaches the class and oversees the serving.

First Reformed Church J. Grandia Bldg Aquare Wil Ve. J. Wesselink

Bishop Cannon seeks supreme court review in reform case

The Methodist reform leader Bishop James Cannon Jr. faces a supreme court review of a District of Columbia court indictment charging him with violating the corrupt practices act in the 1928 election campaign. President Roosevelt rejected merit clauses in industrial codes. William N. Doak dies of heart attack across the Potomac. Five armed bandits robbed Brainerd bank of 28000 with a plane escape. Roosevelt signs retail code aiding small town storekeepers. Hartzell goes on trial for mail fraud in the Drake estate. Stewart falls to death from hotel window. Ames jurist dies from automobile injuries. Mt Pleasant truck seized with 3000 gallons alcohol. Roosevelt calls advisers to push commodity price increases. Iowa Supreme Court issues 28 decisions upholding securities and farm aid acts. Currency revalue favored by many in Congress. Catholic bishop Rev Thomas W Drumm of Des Moines dies. Sheriff Tice intervenes in farm strike scuffle. Graf Zeppelin carries 17 to Akron voyage. Ind by Greencastle search for armed outlaws. 21 miles paving bids invited at Ames. Mellon brothers file $400000 tax suits in Pittsburgh federal court.

James Cannon Jr The Methodist Church, South Supreme Court District of Columbia

Farmers Union Halloween Masquerade Party Planned

The Farmers Union will host a Hallowe'en masquerade party at their hall Friday at 8 30 p m The district units will present a program and about ninety minutes of entertainment are planned Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.

Farmers Union

White Elephants Play At Pella High School

High school pupils present the two act play White Elephants in Pella on November 16 and 17. Johnny Allen seeks ownership of a White Elephant while a loving girl helps him rise in a small town. The cast features Freda Den Burger Wilma Van Gorp Lucille Hollebrands Ruth Vrieze Wayne Pos and Lee Vriezelaar.

Johnny Allen Jonesborpe Freda den Burger Wilma van Gorp Lucille Hollebrands Ruth Vrieze Wayne Pos Lee Vriezelaar

Card of Thanks for Treasured Husband and Father

We thank friends and neighbors for help during our recent bereavement in the of our dear husband and father. Mrs. J. C. Vanden Heuvel and children express gratitude for support and sympathy received.

J. C. Vanden Heuvel

Notice from Farmers Union about refunds

Notice states Ayers of Lake P will receive their money back at the Farmers Co-Op. Exchange the Farmers Union. See T. T. Vere ros or Will Langerak for details.

Physicians And Veterinarians Gather Friday Dinner Scene

Physicians and veterinarians from Marion County will converge in Pella for the Marion County Medical Association and the Veterinary Medical Association meeting. An afternoon tuberculosis symposium at the Masonic hall precedes a 5 30 pm Elmwood Inn dinner and an after dinner program. Notable attendees include Dr. Walter L. Biering Dr. John H. Peck Dr. Charles B. Taylor and other state medical leaders plus the Veterans hospital staff from Knoxville.

Pella Marion County Medical Association Veterinary Medical Association Masonic Hall Security State Bank Ray Fox Charles City H. C. Payne T. G. Fultz Elmwood Inn C. J. Fox Robert Parker Iowa State Medical Society Channing Smith S. A. Spilman State Socity Harold Spilman von Walker Wapeilo County Medical Society W.W. Stirien Keokuk County Medical Society

Security Bank Pays Another 15 Per Cent Dividend

Depositors of the closed Security State Bank receive an additional 15 percent dividend, with $80,000 released to depositors. Checks are being distributed this week and remaining recipients may collect at the bank. The note urges spending to boost business and lift cautious spirits.

Security Bank

Heard Around Town Reflections on Roosevelt Address and Local Views

Gerrit Hoekstra criticizes Roosevelt's Sunday radio address as empty promises for farmers lacking concrete relief. R A Awtry notes home goods drift toward cheaper, sacrificing quality as prices dominate. Dr. F F Carpenter recalls an 85 year old thought incurable who lived to 96 after taking to the sea. John G Klein cites hitchhiker appeal affecting rides and a motorist who mistook him for a risk. Wielard supports church dues as a legal moral obligation and argues budget payments cannot be skipped due to dislike of the preacher.

F. F. Carpenter E. Wielard

General Assembly Set to Convene November Sixth

Senator Aschenbrenner notes Iowa's General Assembly will open the fall session on Monday November 6. Early in the session a number of important matters will be addressed with liquor control likely among the top items on the agenda.

Aschenbrenner Iowa General Assembly

Dollar Day in Pella Draws Shoppers Saturday

Pella merchants cooperate for Dollar Day on Saturday November 4 offering unusual values. The event aims to attract a large crowd and boost shopping activity. Watch next week's Chronicle for local advertisements and plan to be in town.

Pella

Woodrow Washing Machine Plant Sold to Des Moines Buyer

The Woodrow Washing Machine factory, started in 1926 after moving from Newton, was sold at a sheriff’s sale to E. B. Carpenter of Des Moines for 11 075. Receiver H. P. Van Gorp said the plant will operate under his family’s management and aims to restart the business, with hopes for a quick path back to normalcy across all 11 states.

Woodrow’ Washing Machine Factory Newton E. B. Carpenter Des Moines H. P. van Gorp Woodrow Company Pella United States

Mrs Arie Boot of Sully Dead After Illness

Mrs Arie Boot of Sully died Monday at 11 30 after eight months of illness. She was 65 years 3 months and 21 days old and survived by several children. Her husband died Feb 17. Funeral services are at her home at 12 80 and at Sully Reformed church at 1 00 with Rev De Jong and Rev Thompson officiating. Interment in Graceland cemetery.

Arie Boot of Sully Sully Reformed Church de Jong Thompson Graceland Cemetery

Mayor Officer Clash Over Mine Peace Ends in Bruises

In a coal mine dispute over a peace agreement two men traded blows. Police report both men showed significant injuries and were questioned on the scene.

Red Cross Roll Call Plans Highlight Nation's Lifeline

An American Red Cross Roll Call plan outlines the organization as essential to the nation. J Plender chair explains the Red Cross origins from Solferino and Florence Nightingale, noting Geneva treaty roots and leadership by Clara Barton, with millions enrolled and ongoing disaster and health services.

American Red Cross J. Plender The Red Cross Solferino Henry Dunant Roll Gall Dunant Geneva Red Cross Society Paris John Barton Payne United States Geneva Group Clara Barton Miss Barton Jacob Plender Ben Blommers

Thirty Three On The Honor Roll At Local High

The honor roll list from Mr. Wilkins shows students earning four points or more to qualify. It details names and point totals from 4 to 8 across freshmen to juniors, with several seniors and sophomores noted. Also mentions upcoming football finale against Prairie City and Education Week events including Go to School Day and a county declamatory contest.

Wilkins Jee Bernice -Carter Elizabeth van Heukelom Wm. de Jong Ray van Heukelom Ralph Menning Esther Bosch Lucille Hollebrands Anna Slocum Thelma Ulrich Grada Vande Voort Janet de Jong Junior Hospers Arthur Wormhoudt Gary Ver Meer Kathryn Braafhart Virginia Fowler Jeanette Mol Elizabeth Rietveld Margaretta Slob Alda Mae van Heukelem Jean Cook Dorothy van Houweling Herbert Wormhoudt Ardith Wilson Marie Jansz Bertha Olivier Freda van Zante Clarence Langerak Esley Langerak Ray Tysseling Virginia van Gorp Joan Kuyper Lucille Paltzer Pella _high Prairie City State Department of Education American Legion Women’s Clubs of Iowa Penn College Knoxville Mel~cher

Local Artist Will Sing On WMT Tonight

Willard Langerak son of Mr and Mrs Janeerax will perform on radio station Waterloo this evening from 5:45 to 6:00 PM. Listeners can tune in to hear his vocal recital.

WMT Willard Langerak M. Janeerax Waterloo

Taxes In Iowa Grow 500 Percent Says Teter

Representative L D Teters urged action on Iowa tax reform during a chamber gathering. He argued tax burdens rise on tangible property and proposed broadening tax bases while exempting homesteads up to seven thousand five hundred dollars to encourage home ownership.

Iowa Chamber of Commerce L. D. Teters Teters Farmore Representative Teter Teter

Automobile License Good Until Feb 1

The county treasurer D D Galvin says old automobile licenses extend a month. State motor vehicle chief Lew Wallace announces 1934 license plates go on sale Jan 2 and owners not obtaining them won’t delinquent until Feb 1. The change stems from a legislative act adjusting purchase and delinquency dates.

D. D. Galvin Lew’ Wallace State Motor Vehicle Department

Permanent Waves In the Modern Way For Sunnyside Beauty Shop

Mrs. Sadler has returned from Chicago and a National Convention to offer the Croqui gziole permanent wave using no machine and 20 specially selected steps. She keeps only the latest methods and equipment, promising the best results for ladies in Pella to call and consult.

In! Chronicle of Sunnyside Beauty Shop Chicago Pella Sire Sade

Caravan of Dodge Line Trucks Arrive Monday for Test Drives

The A. B Van Houweling Auto Co. announces a caravan of Dodge line trucks will arrive Monday and stay two days. The event invites all interested parties to call, visit, take a ride, and test the power and performance of the trucks in the city showroom.

A. B van Houweling Auto Co

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Legion Hawk Roosevelt Johnson William N. Doak Potomac Washington First National Bank of Brainerd, Minn Oscar M. Hartzell Drake Sioux City Robert V. Stewart U. S. Forest’service J. L. Stevens Pioneer Central Town Ames Mt. Pleasant Iowa Supreme Court Farm Aid Association Congress France Thomas W. Drumm Mercy Hospital William R. ‘Tice Highway 20 Germany Akron Ohio Atlantic Seaboard Greencastle Ind State Highway Commission Pittsburgh Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon R.B. Mellon Marion County Gerrit Hoekstra R. A. Awtry Times John G. Klein General Assembly Woodrow Mrs. Arie Boot Dodge
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