Capacity Day in Pella two big bargain days
The Chronicle dedicates 16 pages to Capacity Day events in Pella Friday and Saturday November 4 and 5. Bargains at local stores include free pancakes and coffee Saturday on the east side of the square. A last trade auction occurs Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in Central Park. Political rallies are planned with speakers from both parties, though specific names were not yet finalized.
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Mayor Fultz Backs Sidewalk Bicycle Use Policy
Mayor T G Fultz announced support for public opinion allowing children and their bicycles to ride sidewalks rather than streets. He noted the old ordinance banning bicycles on sidewalks was created when auto traffic was rare and argued cautious riders should be allowed on sidewalks today.
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Hedrick Man Found Dead In His Home
George Young 76 a Hedrick longtime resident was found dead by a neighbor at his cottage about 7 30 am A .22 caliber rifle caused a self inflicted death near the right ear a note dated October 16 requesting a Masonic burial Sheriff Homer Beasley led the investigation He is survived by a sister Mrs Ann McGee Hedrick and two brothers Bert Young Hedrick and William Young Washington DC His wife died years ago
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Ort Young
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Do Taxpayers Of Marion County Want A New Jail
Marion County voters face a general election vote on a bond issue to erect a new county jail. Supporters say keeping prisoners in overseas facilities is costly and a home jail is needed. Opponents argue current facilities suffice and new taxes burden taxpayers already stretched. The issue appears on the general ballot.
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Political notes mix recalls and rumors across states
Alfred E. Smith spoke to pay 00 persons in Newark while Roosevelt urged rural rebuilding in Atlanta. Brisk news on crashes, divorces, and political feuds follows as figures including Lindbergh’s kidnap case, Herring and Brookhart shift positions, and Hoover faces silver questions amid gangland violence and farm foreclosures.
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Pella Parents Pledge Help for Needy Families
At a Pella High School PTA meeting, 30 supporters committed 25 cents weekly for seven months to fund the Community Welfare League. The effort aims to aid 40 to 50 families during winter shortages. Those wishing to pledge 26 cents weekly can contact Miss Hilda Palmquist or John Ulrich.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge Hosts Tuesday Meeting
The local Knights of Pythias lodge held a Tuesday evening meeting in the Security State bank building. Commander Dr H O Fs 4 Nery chaired as speakers from Des Moines and Monroe lodge shared work of the order and greetings. Members and ladies auxiliary served refreshments and expressed enthusiasm for winter activities.
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Des Moines
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John Hughes
Democrats Postpone Pleasantville Rally Date
Democratic county committeeman Billy Wilson announced the rally set for October 22 in Pleasantville is postponed to October 29 due to lack of available speakers. Clyde L. Herring, the gubernatorial candidate, was named as the main speaker if he can attend. otherwise another prominent figure will give the main address.
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Free Public Lecture and Entertainment at Pellang School
A free evening event at Pellang school on Thursday October 27 at 7 30 features The Martin Brothers acrobatic artists performing feats of strength and unusual skill. The program includes moving pictures and a general-interest illustrated lecture, with proceeds aiding the local Forest Park auditorium project.
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Hallowe'en Gala Planned by Pella Committees
Hallowe'en will be observed in Pella with a parade forming at 7:30 from the school led by the high school band. Residents are urged to dress in costumes and participate, with judging by audience vote and prizes for various age groups and costume types. A pavement lance feature is noted as a big evening highlight.
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Dr Aschenbrenner As Seen By the Knoxville Express
The Knoxville Express discusses Dr Aschenbrenner candidacy for State Senator. It notes he is new to county politics yet running quickly and gaining friends across the district as he builds support in his camp.
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Infant Daughter Of G Ver Steeg Dies
Gladys Charlene Ver Steeg eight months six days old died Friday morning at 8:00 from bronchial pneumonia. She was the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Ver Steeg residing north of Peoria and was laid to rest after escalation of illness in the Reformed church community.
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Former Pella Lady in Auto Accident Near Monroe
Mr and Mrs Gerrit J Dykstra and daughter Caroline of Prairie City were riding home from Pella when their car was struck by an elderly Monroe driver near Monroe park. The impact pushed them about 10 feet and the car overturned. Mrs Dykstra sprained her foot and uses crutches. It marks their second accident in three years. Mrs Dykstra is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob De Haan of this city.
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Bird of Paradise slated for Pella theater debut
A vivid adaptation of the stage classic Bird of Paradise debuts at the Pella theatre next week with Dolores Del Rio as Luana and Joel McCrea as Johnny. The print highlights authentic Hawaiian backdrop, exotic dances, and striking tropical photography, with a supporting cast including John Halliday, Bert Roach, and Wade Boteler.
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GOP Rallies Scheduled This Week in Marion County
Republican campaigns move into high gear with rallies in Otley Harvey Pella and Knoxville scheduled for October 27 to October 31. Dr Voorman of Drake University and national committee speaker Chas Miller will headline Pella, with L. D. Teter also on the program. The National Sound car and minister Hammond will feature at multiple events. Hon Isely of Dodge City will headline Knoxville discussions on farm issues.
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Rhynsburger Accepts New Position at Aircraft Corp
Rhynsburger, son of local residents, has left Kansas City by automobile with his wife and child to begin a new role at the Aircraft Corporation in a promotion worth noting. He had been employed for several months with Day She Rane Continental and in Airway Corporation prior to this move.
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Pella P T A Elects Officers Plans New Year Work
Reverend A Haverkamp spoke on The Home and the School as the Pella Parent Teacher Association met at the high school with Miss Anna Tysseling directing musical selections. Officers elected were E V Goad president Mrs Theo Le Coca vice president Miss Hilda Palmquist secretary John Ulrich treasurer and Miss Dena Ver Steeg historian. Committees named Welfare Publicity Program and more discussed aiding the Community Welfare League with dues and donations.
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Frances van Rees
Margaret van de Keift
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Ermina Dunn
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Hilda Palmquist
John Ulrich
Dena Ver Steeg
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Ermina Beeman
Paul Lautenbach
Sarah Gosselink
M. Vander Linden
F. M. Frush
J. Groenendyk
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