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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

5

W. J. Curtis Enjoys Long Western Trip at 87

W J Curtis dean of the bar association aged eighty seven returns home after an extended eastern swing to New London Boston New York Washington Indiana Iowa and California visiting relatives and old friends including his grandson in New London and granddaughter in Boston He plans to repeat the journey in a few years.

Chronicle Jesse Curtis San Bernardino California San Bernardino Daily Sun Curtis Pella The Daily Sun W. J. Curtis Bar Association Boston New London E. A. Curtis Seventh Street Margaret Curtis Chadwell J. W. Curtis Seal Beach Los Angeles Chadwell Tufts College New England New York Paul Shoup Southern Pacific Shoup Carl Shoup New York World Washington the Navy C. J. Wilbur Indiana Iowa Des Moines Mr. Curtis Cheyenne San Francisco Octogenarian Club

Sousa’s Band to Play Iowa Corn Song in Des Moines

Iowa receives special recognition for its state march and John Philip Sousa will arrange and conduct a Des Moines concert piece. The Des Moines Coliseum hosts the Friday night event with Sousa promising a new arrangement in honor of Iowa and its audiences.

Iowa John Philip Sousa Des Moines Sousa Harry Askin Cleveland March King Mr. Sousa American Legion Kansas City Priscilla

Program of Inaugural of President Wesselink

Inaugural events begin Wednesday at 7 15 with an academic procession from Jordan Hall and 7 30 services at First Reformed Church. Includes hymns prayers scripture readings music and two addresses by Rev William Bancroft Hill and Rev Willard Dayton Brown. Inaugural ceremonies led by H M Bruins with reception in the College Gymnasium afterward.

Jordan Hall First Reformed Church William Bancroft Hill D. D General Synod Willard Dayton Brown Board of Education H. M. Bruins Board of Trustees Wesselink

Potash and Perlmutter at Van Houweling Opening

The A B Van Houweling Garage opens with a formal ceremony on Friday November 6 after weeks of operation. Dodge Brothers will supply artists for a performance of Potash and Perlmutter and 500 Dodge Cars will be given away in the afternoon, one per family. Public urged to attend and enjoy the event with safety for children in mind.

A. B. van Houweling Potash & Perlmutter

Central Loses Friday Football Game at Coe

Central College faced a 38 to 0 defeat at Coe College in Cedar Rapids. Coach Jack Pence, a Coe graduate, arranged the game as valuable training for upcoming matchups. Central battled hard in the third quarter with several forward passes and multiple first downs before injuries sidelined Lee Lautenbach and Glen Kerr, with Glen Neifert briefly knocked unconscious.

Central College Cedar Rapids Coe College Jack Pence Central Coe Theentral Lee Lautenbach Glen Kerr Glen Neifert

Bad Case of Diphtheria Brought to Pella

The Wyma family from Chicago arrived in Pella to settle on a farm in Mahaska County near Peoria. A nine year old girl had diphtheria and received treatment. the rest of the party was immunized and stayed at relatives’ northeast of town. People in the waiting room and on the train were exposed, with uncertain spread.

Henry Wyma Pella Chicago Mshaska Peoria

Pella Loses to Fremont in Raw Frisco Football Game

A small crowd watched Pella high school football fall to Fremont 7 to 0 Friday afternoon. Fremont scored in the first half after a fumble, while Pella failed to capitalize on breaks and long gains. The locals offered stout line play but were unable to sustain drives as the visitors’ line dominated and Pella fumbled at crucial moments. Next home game hosts Prairie City, with Pleasantville also on the schedule for a rematch attempt.

Pella Fremont Ella Tosti Pella Boys Prairie City Pleasantville

Plea for Help Circulates in Pella for Burton Family

A petitioner in Pella seeks aid for Mrs. Harry Burton and her nine children, left destitute after desertion by the father. Immediate need is shoes for the children, with available funds first directed to that, then to clothing and other relief. Donors may bring items to the Van Gorkum building at 509 Franklin Street or give money to R. A. Awtry for distribution to the family.

Pella Harry Burton van Gorkum Franklin Street R. A. Awtry

Fire misread as blaze at barber shop sparks alarm

Light from a trash fire behind the i Van Rees shoe store lit the Frank Vanden Berg barber shop window Tuesday evening. A false alarm sent firemen and residents rushing out in near zero weather before the mistake was cleared.

I van Rees Frank Vanden Berg

Pella Doctors Visit Knoxville U S Hospital Clinic

Doctors Aschenbrenner Fox and Payne of Pella visited Knoxville Monday to attend the monthly clinic at the U S Veterans Hospital. About twenty county physicians attended as various diseases were studied. The visitors toured wards and facilities and learned hospital rules and management. The hospital now lists around five hundred patients.

Aschenbrenner Fox and Payne Pella Knoxville U. S. Veterans’ Hospital

Automobile Agencies Show Production Methods

A Chevrolet exhibit at American and Canadian dealer showrooms features 42 enlarged photographs of car manufacture. Highlights include a 140,000 pound hammer forging crankshafts, a 300,000 amp welding machine for rear axle housings, a 32-hole drill, a rotary mill finishing six cylinder blocks, and a 62-ton press forming a fender.

Chevrolet

Farm Bureau Opposes Inheritance Tax Repeal

Des Moines Iowa October 28 Iowa Farm Bureau Executive Committee rejects repeal of the federal inheritance tax urging Iowa congressmen to oppose changes. They note Representative W R Green’s wavering stance and warn against state legislation causing unfair regional treatment. Farmers urged to write to support Green in the fight.

Des Moines Iowa Washington Iowa Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Executive Committee Farm Bureau W. R. Green Council Bluffs House Ways and Means Committee Congress United States Representative Green

Headlight Law Enforced by State Auto Dept and AG Office

State Auto Department and the Attorney General's Office direct peace officers to enforce the Anti-Glare Headlight Law Sections 5044 to 5055 inclusive and 5087 of Chapter 261. Drivers must equip vehicles with anti glare lenses so headlights do not rise above 42 inches at 75 feet. County Attorney J. B. Hockersmith urges compliance to reduce casualties.

State Automobile Department Attorney Generals Office Town J. B. Hockersmith

Legion Plans Rabbit Hunt for Armistice

The Van Veen Van Hemert Post of The American Legion will stage a two‑group rabbit hunt on Armistice Day November 11, then cheer with a Central College versus Penn College football game in Oskaloosa. Captains Mart Hoeksema and George Ver Steeg lead squads. many members expected to attend. The post canceled outdoor Armistice Day celebrations due to weather risk and a nearby college football clash likely drawing crowds.

van Veen-Van Hemert Post American Legion Legion Auxiliary Mart Hoeksema George Ver Steeg Central College Oskaloosa Penn College Pella

Pleasantville S Fire Destroys Dyer Hardware and More

A Sunday morning blaze in Pleasantville at the Dyer building on the square leveled the Dyer Hardware store and damaged West Grocery and H E Summy Co merchandise. Losses totaled about 21 800 with no insurance on Dyer and Summy. Fire spread quickly despite winds, sparking additional blazes and destroying most of the east block.

Pleasantville Dyer Dyer Hardware Store West Grocery H. E. Summy & Co Mell Dyer Melcher Bank Hart Cafe Shadle Bros Dyer's Hardware Store South Side Ramsey Knoxville Journal

Mothers Class Social Marks Mrs Michmerhuizen Birthday

The Second Reformed Sunday School mothers group met at Mrs Dick Michmerhuizen’s home on Thursday. The gathering celebrated the hostess birthday with a cheerful social event and all attendees enjoyed the time together.

Second Reformed Sunday School Dick Michmerhuizen

Unseasonal October snow grips Pella area

Six weeks or two months before usual, Pella saw a cold snap with about three inches of snow on Tuesday, temperatures plunged from 80F to eight above zero by Wednesday, making October snow rare and halting corn gathering and pumpkin canning. No accidents reported. some cars needed chains.

Pella Chronicle California

Notice to Parents About Library Discipline

Public notice from the Library Board warns parents that disruptive children may be refused books or magazines and dismissed from the Pella library to preserve quiet study for others. The librarian is empowered to enforce rules.

Pella Library Board

Halloween Parade Lights Up Friday Night

The Grand Parade assembles at the High School at 7:80 PM and proceeds along Main Street to Central Park then back to East Franklin Street for stunts. The event, led by the Pella band and Legion Drum Corps, features costumed judging, prizes, a Grand Gezook appearance, and drills by school children. Merchants are urged to illuminate windows and join the festivities.

Main Street Central Park East Franklin Street Pella Band

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