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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

Page

2

Central College Opens With Big Registration at Pella

Central College restarts with a large enrollment and new facilities. Dean Severn reports overwhelming registration and plans for expanded science and library resources. New faculty include Miss Hostetter from Chicago and Miss Berger from Osage. The college aims for higher standards as renovations in Cotton Hall and Science Hall are highlighted.

Central College Dean Severn Central Cotton Hall Miss Hostetter University of Chicago Grace Berger Osage Dept. of Natural Sciences

School Notes Describe Opened Public School Improvements

The Public School opened Monday with good enrollment. Middle grades near capacity while lower rooms and High School have some space. Buildings received paint, new out buildings at Webster, cement-treated stonework. New High School teachers include Miss Zaelke from Valicia, Miss Hays from Des Moines, Miss Duryee from McIntire, and Mrs. Bower from Correctionville. all are adapting well to their duties.

Webster Zaelke Valicia Hays Des Moines Duryee McIntire Bower Correctionville

Local notes from Peoria area on visits and misfortunes

Merril Appel returns from a Kansas visit while road work advances with a grader under road supervisor Charlie Goss. John Ryan, studying medicine in Chicago, comes home to rest. Willie Jackson laments peach losses after a trip to an Oskaloosa show. Mark Disert suffers a paralytic stroke during a visit to J R Lunt’s home, in critical condition. Mrs Blanch Jackson visits town. Dr Quire's auto wreck leads to repairs by E Samon. Local merchant J H Thomeseen hag

Charlie Gosswell John Ryan Chicago Willie Jackson Willie Oskaloosa Mark Disert J. R. Lunt Disert Blanch Jackson New Sharon

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The Chronicle Promises Prompt Job Printing Services

The Chronicle announces neat job printing with prompt delivery. It highlights efficient typesetting, quick turnaround, and reliable service for local customers seeking quality printed materials.

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