Pella High School brief highlights staff and events
Former Pella principal Mr Hinton studies at Columbia University and nears a doctorate. Miss Gladys Ziegelar also studies at Columbia advancing music. Miss Bootsma resumes teaching after an operation. Miss Blake underwent appendectomy and is recovering with Fullrede substituting. New pupils Misses Guelph and Yvonne Aschenbrenner live with grandparents. Football loss 26 0 to Sigourney, next game vs Prairie City. Junior class Halloween party. Mr Marsh welcomed a baby daughter. Declamatory Contest results list top participants. Normal Training Club held Halloween party. program included songs and recitations. Christmas cantata planned by Mrs Hummell.
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Hinton
Pella
Columbia University
Gladys Ziegelar
Columbia
Bootsma
Webster
Blake
Fullrede
Tme
Michmershuizen
Lincoln School
Guelph
Yvonne Aschenbrenner
Carl Aschenbrenner
Fella
Sigourney
Prairie City
Marsh
Margaret van Dellen
Lawrence Fennema
Marie Wanders
Ruth Langerak
Everdine Bruins
Frances van Rees
Normal
Ruth van Houweling
Jack-O-Lanterns
Hallowe'en
Lenita Ustermarkt
Mabel Heemstra
Ruth Visser
Dorothy Kool
Bernice van Ommen
Irene Durham
Ann Rietveld
Patent List Shows Many Inventions
Des Moines Iowa October 30 Eleven Iowans obtained patents last week on new inventions from a pie rack to an aeroplane design. Freeman and Sinclair report airship inventor Marshall R Myers of Afton proposes curved wings and front propellers to compress air beneath the craft. Other patentees include Edward Alderman and C N Nickelson Jr Muscatine battery sealing compound removing tool Ralph C Clark Estherville telescoping ladder Carl W Hollingsworth Marshalltown clutch mechanism Bryan P Joyce Davenport diaphragm assembly Edgar O Mills Hamburg heating plant Mary A Stahl Ochevedan pie rack George Tolman Orange City offset hitch for farm machinery Guy A Trauger Alden picker and wagon hitch Delbert Winterfield Sioux Center repair sleeve for scythes and more.
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Des Moines
Ill
Freeman and Sinclair
Patent and Trademark Attorneys
Marshall R. Myers
Afton
Iowa
Guy A. Trauger
Alden
Delbert Winterfield
Sioux Center
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A Victorian era style ad touts Kruschen Salts promising fat loss and renewed vigor. It claims thousands of women experience weight loss within 30 days and urges readers to ask a druggist for a bottle costing 85 cents to start shedding fat.
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Mae
Iowa teachers may receive statewide life insurance plan
Des Moines reports officials of the Iowa State Teachers' Association announced a statewide group life insurance plan for all members under sixty eligible for 1000 and those over sixty for 500, with a single rate for all ages. Final details to be set before the November convention in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Legion Installed New Officers
New officers of the Van Veen Van Hemert Post American Legion were installed with fitting ceremonies at their hall Monday night. The installing officer was A Camps seventh district commander and an attache of the state attorney general s office at Des Moines. Several business matters were transacted. Officers installed were Martin Paardekooper commander Dick Van Zante first vice commander G H Vanden Berg second vice commander Paul Grundman adjutant Rev Bernie Mulder chaplain Tudor Kempkes historian Dr Geo H Lankelma publicity officer and Harold Sack sergeant at arms. It was decided to hold a Halloween dance Thursday night. The following entertainment committee was appointed Harold Sack Dr Geo H Lankelma and W D Van Sittert.
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van Veen-Van Hemert Post American Legion
A. Camps
Seventh District
Des Moines
Martin Paardekooper
Dick van Zante
G. H. Vanden Berg
Standard Oil labor vacation plan extends to hourly workers
Edward G. Seubert, new Standard Oil president, announces a vacation plan granting one week after five years and two weeks after ten to hourly workers in addition to salaried staff. The program covers 5,000 employees across ten Midwest states, joining 6,000 salaried workers for a total of 11,000 on vacation. Seubert says the move should boost loyalty after years of denied requests.
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Edward G. Seubert
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Col. TR. W. Stewart
Middle West
Seubert
Iowa Hawkeyes Face Minnesota in Final Home Game
Iowa prepares for a November clash with Minnesota aiming to avenge last year’s 7 to 6 defeat. Harold Ely, Carl Pignatelli, and Irving Nelson headline the lineup as the Hawkeyes muster strategic drops and passes. Dad’s Day and Iowa Day events draw hundreds of fathers and civic leaders to the new stadium.
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Hawkeye
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Iowa
Harold Ely
Carl Pignatelli
Irving Nelson
Nelson
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Pignatelli
Ely
Death summons for Mrs. C. Lautenbach
Sophia Kathryn Ulrich Lautenbach died October 25 1929 at 813 Liberty Street after a paralytic stroke aged 66. She leaves husband Charles and children Casper Robert Paul Fred Lee Sophia plus four grandchildren and two siblings. She was a devout Baptist homemaker active in church work and Sunday school. Interment was at Oakwood cemetery.
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Ray de Haan
Miss Korver
Miss Timmerman
H. H. Sadler
God
Jesus
S. F. Cole
Lautenbach
Oakwood Cemetery
Sophia Kathryn Ulrich
John Ulrich
Bertha Vander Zyl
Pella
Denver
Colo
Lena Bryant
el Paso
Tex
Baptist Church
Aid and
Central singers chosen for district Atwater Kent contest
In Chapel on Monday evening, Central residents Arta De Vries and John Wesselink were selected to represent Central at the Atwater Kent Radio contest in Ames held this past Monday. The group traveled to Ames to compete.
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Chapel
Arta de Vries
John Wesselink
Central
Atwater Kent
Ames
Radio Audition Atwater Kent Contest Broadcast
John and Arta competed with Miss Hackemack and accompanist Margaret Brandau, judged behind screens at McKay hall. The girls 18 entrants and boys 14 entrants faced strong rounds, with results not placing John or Arta. Winners advance to a Des Moines state contest.
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John
Arta
Miss Hackemack
Margaret Brandau
John Heidenreich
McKay Hall
Des Moines
Atwater Kent Radio Audition
Husband's agreeable talk sparks dispute and tears
A remark that a smart man is one who always agrees with a wife leads to anger and occasional tears when a husband refuses a request. The comic exchange suggests that too much agreement can provoke frustration and conflict in marriage.
Louise Gentry Reflects On Ideal Partner Qualities
The Parsons College Editorial Class cites Louise Gentry describing a desirable partner as someone with independent ideas and leadership, not a mindless follower. She argues against a man who merely agrees, warning such monotony would exhaust and bore a capable woman.
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Adaldn
Serian liv
Arment
Louise Gentry
Parsons College
Open Season for Hot Cakes Begins in Several States
Frost touches several states signaling the start of sausage and hot cakes season as butchers and retailers report rising demand and earlier preparations for autumn and winter sales. Grounded in local markets, the notice highlights seasonal food habits and regional commerce dynamics.
Flavory Suspect Molature-Proc Material Headline
Chronicle want ads report popular approval for a new breakfast favorite. The item is packaged and marketed as a ready to eat option.
Market Quotations at Pella Show Small Declines
The Pella markets report shows quotations for staples dipping slightly amid steady farm trade. Prices ranged around 87.15 to 8.60 with minor changes, reflecting a subdued day for farmers and local merchants.
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The
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Oleo
United” Pound
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Grape Fruit
Texas
Aie
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Ceivers
Radio Developments
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Oskaloosa
W. J. Wagner
West Side Square
Oskaloosa, Ia
M. & St. L. Stock Yards
Joe Kegley
Lester Butler
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