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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
Board of directors unanimously voted to remove George Gibson after giving him full chance to review the proposition. The firm claims Gibson failed to fix defects. two new mechanics reportedly corrected issues Gibson could not in six months, while plant output increases.
C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his rupture treatment at the Downing Hotel in Oskaloosa on Monday September 15 from 10:00 a m to 4:00 p m. The device seals the opening with instant relief and permits normal activity. Patients treated in the past decade are invited for a free inspection at HOME OFFIC 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
The Woodrow company officials deny Gibson allegations as the plea of a disgruntled employee. They claim all royalties and salary were paid up to severance, refute unsupported judgments, and say financial reports were prepared by certified accountants. They defend Van Gorp control as board driven and assert no fraudulent real estate dealings or transfers to relatives. The firm portrays Gibson’s claims as unfounded and asserts good financial health and bright prospects.
For sale a Hever Rotary Lettergraph in new condition. Jersey cow and registered Jersey male two years old. Oak Grove Nursery offers used cars including 1929 Whippet Six variants, 1928 Whippet Four, 1926 Dodge truck, Studebaker Coupe, Chevrolet, Willys Knight, Ford Coupe. Van Houweling Auto Co promotes gummed tape rolls for heavy use. Taxi service available via Carl Beyers. Chickens culled and wormed at two dollars per 100. Poland China boars and gifts from Harold Veenstra. New Zealand white rabbits for sale at one dollar per pair. See Melvin or Blair Hartley, 301 East Washington, Pella Iowa.
Manufacturer of national importance seeks a dependable distributor for retail and wholesale trade in the local and surrounding area. Requires 1000 to 1500 dollars cash capital to start. Honest and ambitious applicants welcome. no prior experience needed. Potential net income 6000 to 7500 dollars yearly. Send interest to Sales Manager, 765 Ogden Avenue, Chicago, to arrange a district interview. Also promoting World Star fabrics and hosiery through Edith Bevan, representative, with evening calls.
Church notices detail Sunday schedules for Reformed and Baptist congregations. The Second Reformed Church lists service times and a sermon series on the Christian Home starting Sept. 7 with themes such as What Have They Seen in Thy House and A Prodigal Son and an Angry Brother. Special music and cordial invitations are noted.
Harvey and Ja R F D Emmold Palmquist and sisters called at the Oval Adair home Friday evening. Pauline Verros returned home from visiting Edna Ver Dught near Otley. J D Van Zante and children dined with Dave Van Steenis in Pella. Den Hartog visited in Pella last week. The Lundy reunion occurred at Newton Sunday. Ed Van Zante of Pella visited C Verros and Arzie Durham families. Swank and M Verros hosted relatives near Taintor and Des Moines. John Adair was a business caller in Des Moines Tuesday.
Miss Ai Sodeama, Japanese student from Central College, addressed the Sunday school of Ebenezer Reformed Church. The week included a Korver reunion at Kool's tourist park and a Dorcas society bazaar planned for the church lawn. Nearby families visited and schools resumed after the weekend activities.
The Nebraska senator George W Norris, praised as the most honest man in the Senate, fights against tariffs, trusts, monopolies, and corrupt party machinery. He refuses to be merely a partisan, earning both liberal and radical labels as he defends the people against unrepresentative government.
The article notes Dr. C. F. Marvin stating no long term climate change in two centuries despite rumors of warming or cooling. It cautions that thermometer records are brief, yet historic indicators show variable rainfall and temperature patterns. It also mentions differing public views on America's League of Nations policy.
The United States contributed nearly eight million dollars in gifts and pledges to the League of Nations since its founding, led by John D. Rockefeller Jr. with two million for the league library. A roster of 341 citizens and 172 organizations aided internationalism, with U S officials and government funds participating in numerous conferences. Separately Senator Tasker L. Oddie promotes trimming silver dollars to boost usage and cut costs, proposing a national silver conference and research on new uses for silver.
The piece traces how U S postage stamps commemorated national events from Columbus to Lindbergh, noting stamps for the Louisiana Purchase Jamestown revolution Hudson River discovery Panama Canal and World War I. Figures like Marquette Molly Pitcher Livingston Clark Edison and Lindbergh appear among the subjects.
A famous painter who portrayed many beautiful women notes how close observation of skin teaches care. He explains that distant beauty hides rough textures up close and urges simple daily routines to keep skin lovely after twenty, opposing heavy makeup.
Des Moines to Keokuk routes include trains 472 and 473 with daily service except Sunday, while trains 474 and 475 serve Des Moines to Eldon only. Local Freights 832 881 carry passengers with a 5 00 p m station deadline for freight. Howell and Harvey notes appear in timetable.
An advertisement touts THE BOOK SHOP as the place to buy school books and school supplies at competitive prices, inviting readers to shop for educational materials and related goods.
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