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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

5

Central College Freshman Class Tops Enrollment Record

Central College reports 125 freshmen enrolled, with most sophomores and juniors returning. Graham Hall houses about sixty girls, and a new Associated Women Students of Central College will organize soon. Opening chapel featured remarks by Dr. Lubbers and Hon. P. J. Siegers, with plans for Homecoming on October 12 and new staff introductions across English and business programs.

New Central Central Pella Lubbers Dunn Cottage Graham Hall Central Girls Associated Women Students of Central College Irwin J. Lubbers Menninga Department of Bible Miss Nielsen P. J. Siegers Jasper County Siegers William Wing Tona Wesleyan Lehner

Robbers Hold Up Chicago Man for Nickel Satchel

Sidney Erickson of Chicago says robbers took a satchel of nickels Saturday and added 498 dollars as they fled. He reports nine thousand nine hundred sixty nickels were stolen from his office, with three of the coins left behind.

Sidney Erickson Chicago

Home of Aged Outing Plans Thursday Trip

Inmates at the Home For the Aged will join a Thursday outing funded by the institution. The caravan departs at 9 00 AM with a first stop in Peoria for dinner served by Christian Reformed church ladies, then on to New Sharon and other stops before returning. The annual event is eagerly anticipated barring bad weather.

Peoria Christian Reformed Church New Sharon

Pella Gets New Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Store

R H Dodds plans to open a dry goods and ladies ready to wear shop in Pella in the vacant east side building once occupied by Ideal Pharmacy. D L Dodds of Knoxville, brother of R H Dodds, is in town this week arranging and remodeling. The Knoxville dealer operates a store there and the new Pella shop is expected to open within a week.

R. H. Dodds Pella Ideal Pharmacy D.L. Dodds Knoxville Mr. Dodds D. L. Dodds

Young Men's Convention To Be Held Next Week

The American Federation of Reforming Young Men's Societies in convention assembled meets at 9 o clock Wednesday Sept 18 in the Second Christian Reformed church. Dr T G Fultz and Rev M Monsma give welcomes. Speakers include Rev P De Kockkock Otley on The Christian Farmer and Crop Limitation and Dr Peter Hoekstra Calvin College on Calvinism and Government. An evening session features Rev J Weidenaar Peoria on The Responsibility of our Leaders on Social Problems. Thursday offers Dr J C De Korne Wellsburg on Building the Christian Home and E R Post Grand Rapids on Social Gatherings with a banquet at Central College gym at 6 30 P M.

American Federation of Reformed Young Men’s Societies Christian Reformed Church T. G. Fultz Pella M. Monsma P. de Kockkock Otley Peter Hoekstra Hisory Calvin College Grand Rapids Mich Pella League of Young Men’s Societies J. Weidenaar Peoria Federation Autorium J. C. de Korne Wellsburg Iowa Christian Home E. R. Post

Explaining Works Plans in Iowa and Relief Efforts

A concise guide outlines Public Works Administration relief programs in Iowa, detailing PWA grants and loans, WPA relief labor, Roade highway paving funds, and Waterways river projects. It notes wage standards, contract use, and state and national re employment bureaus serving as labor clearing houses. Dr Carl Aschenbren visits Detroit and plans return to Pella next week.

PWA Bureau of Public Roads State Highway Commission Mississippi Missouri War Department

Chamber of Commerce To Meet Tonight

Chamber of Commerce members and friends are urged to attend the general meeting at the Legion hall this evening for an entertainment plus explanations and demonstrations of electricity by Stanley Hoskins. Important business will be discussed and members are urged to participate and be present.

Chamber of Commerce Legion Hall Stanley Hoskins

Daughter of Grinnell founder dies in California

The Grinnell Register reports the death of Mrs. Grinnell Mears, daughter of Rev. Grinnell and founder of Grinnell. She died at her Palo Alto home, survived by her son Elliott Grinnell Mears of Stanford. Funeral in Essex, Massachusetts. She helped organize the New York PT A and was active in national PT A affairs.

Grinnell Register of Grinnell Innell Mears Lincoln Palo Alto Calif Essex Mass Parent-Teachers United States National Congress of Parents Washington, D.C Parent-Teacher Association David O. Mears Albany

Cattle Thieves Plague Farmers in Eastern Iowa

Cattle rustling runs across Muscatine Cedar and Louisa counties with farmers reporting missing stock. Albert Russell of South Bend Indiana, a former Iowa resident, was arrested driving a truckload of cattle stolen near Letts Town. Deputy Fritz Van Genderen busted a ring in the county, seeking two men as suspects. Farmers label thieves as Enemy No 1 and vow strict action.

Muscatine Cedar Louisa Albert Russel South Bend Ind Iowa Letts Indiana Fritz van Genderen Oskaloosa Tribune

Iowa State Fair Board Thanks Newspapers for Publicity

The 1985 Iowa State Fair and Exposition is praised as the most successful in five years. The Iowa State Fair Board extends sincere appreciation to Iowa daily and weekly newspapers for splendid publicity and cooperative spirit in making the fair a success.

Towa Iowa State Fair Board Iowa Iowa State Fair

Death Comes to Fred Ribbe in Western Home

Fred Ribbe of Bremerton Washington died Sunday September 1 1935 from a heart attack. Born in Pella forty five years ago he lived in Oskaloosa then moved to Bremerton where he led the military band for 26 years and served as its director. Survived by his widow and one child.

D. A. Hagens Pella A. Kool Knoxville Fred Ribbe Bremerton Wash Mr. Ribbe A. Ribbe Oskaloosa

Awtry and Lankelma Take Maytag Agency in Pella

Awtry and Lankelma announce appointment as authorized Maytag dealers for Pella and nearby areas. The local furniture firm touts the Maytag washer as exceptional in merit and invites the public to visit the store to see the new line and learn about its features.

Pella

Andrew Hoksbergen dies of heart attack at 61

Obituary notes Andrew Hoksbergen aged 61 of Pella died at his home near Sunday night after a brief illness. He was born in Paterson New Jersey and moved to Iowa as an infant. He married Anna Van Gorp forty one years ago and had eleven children. The funeral was held at the home and the Third Reformed Church with Rev. G Menning. Interment in Grace Cemetery. He lived a Christian life, active in family worship, and was remembered for kindness and devotion to his wife and children.

Andrew Hoksbergen Third Reformed Church G. Menning Offi Ating New Jersey Paterson Mr. Hoksbergen Anna van Gorp Matthew van Gorp Len Louis Matthew Pella Emma Anne Vander Waal Sally Marrie Ray Connie Irene Arthur Martha Fay Elizabeth Aalbors Otley Thes John Alber Bergen Gerr Mon Anna Wie Dick van Wyle Sully Hattie Gerrit C van Zee Lambartus Hoksbergen Towa Anna ‘van Gorp Jesus Christ

Governor Talmadge to Speak at Iowa Farmers Union

Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia will address the Iowa Farmers Union at Des Moines on September 19. The Georgia farmer and former Georgia Agriculture Secretary opposes much of the New Deal program and may head to the next Democratic National Convention with strong delegate support.

Iowa Farmers Union Des Moines Eugene ‘Talmadge Georgia Talmadge Scretary of Agriculture of

Scenic Background At Legion Hall

The skillful hand of A. W. Gy sen of Oskaloosa has made it possible for the stage at the Legion hall to have a beautiful scenic background. The scenery of several colors consists of tree mountains and waterfall and gives a very attractive appearance to the stage.

A. W. Gysen Oskaloosa Legion Hall

Judge Landis Refutes Chronicle Error in Kittenball Report

Carl Clark states the Chronicle erred last week in a season report on kittenball. Shell Amsterdam game score was misprinted as 6 to 0 in favor of Shell, when Amsterdam actually won. No reaction from Amsterdam players. Shell players demand an apology for the mistake.

Carl Clark Landis The Chronicle Shell-Amsterdam Shell Amsterdam

Henry Ver Steeg Directs Legion Band At Monroe Friday

Monroe Legionnaires stage a three day celebration beginning Thursday in Monroe. On Friday night the Valley Junction state champion drum and bugle corps will exhibit drill. Henry Ver Steeg has organized a Legion band of nearby posts to play before and after the performance.

Monroe Legionnaires Monroe Valley Junction Henry Ver Stees Legion Wil

Pella Classis meets in Prairie City September 17

The Classis of Pella RC A will meet Tuesday September 17 1035 at 9:30 AM in the Reformed Church Prairie City. Rev Edward Huibregtse becomes president and Rev A Haverkamp temporary clerk. Dr George Lennington and Dr John A Ingham bring messages on their work. Retiring president Rev Geo Muyskens will preach the classical sermon and the offering benefits Central College. Second half of annual classical assessment due. G H Mennenga Stated Clerk.

Pella RC. A Prairie Edw. Huibregtse A. Haverkamp Geo. Lennington John A. Ingham General’ Synod Geo. Muyskens Central College

Chiro Clinic Schedule Announced In Iowa towns

Dr. R. M. Martin of Martin Health Service joins Dr. L. A. Henry to open a complete health service featuring modern chiropractic methods. An opening clinic will be held at Dr Henrys North Main Street office on Friday and Saturday September 27 and 28. Further announcements will appear next week in this paper.

R. M. Martin Martin Health Service Belle Plain Sioux Center Gladbrook Williamsburg Iowa L. AM. Henrry

Revolutionary Wallflower Da Gins for Every Fellow

A chaotic, fragmentary note describes a revolutionary new object called the Wallflower. The text mentions sweeping eastward on Saturday night from Hollywood and hints at gatherings or actions targeting all fellows. The source is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.

Revolutionary New Wallflower Hollywood

Harold Malone in Burlington Held on Statutory Charge

Harold Malone, 22, is held in Burlington under $10,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing Tuesday on a statutory charge. He was arrested on information from a 24-year-old woman who says he attacked her early Saturday morning after returning from a dance at the Oakville Iowa CCC camp.

Harold Malone Burlington Malone Oakville Iowa

Bottle cap hobby boosts Iowa boy to 35000 collection

Condensed news item notes Charles Smith of Charles City who collects bottle caps, now totaling 35000, all assorted and labeled, after health improved following several operations and a new hobby. Also mentions other brief items including Earhart Lentz grave date, a graft probe in Woodbury county, a diphtheria death rate in Iowa cities, a theft recovered from an elderly inmate, and various minor incidents.

Charles Smith Mr. C. Smith Charles City Earhart Lentz Battle of Waterloo Lente Lineville Decatur County

Junior Chamber To Entertain Central Football Squad

The Junior Members of the Chamber of Commerce host a Tuesday evening supper in the Legion building to honor Central's football squad. President Lubbers, Coach Winter, and captain Judd Reimer will give informal speeches to allow townspeople to meet the team.

Central Chamber of Commerce Legion Lubbers Winter Judd Reimer

Survey of Ottumwa Eddyville Highway Began This Week

A resident engineer and staff started a comprehensive survey of the Ottumwa Eddyville road to be graded bridged and surfaced. The $200 000 project requires weeks of work and may not be ready for bidding by the Iowa highway commission before next March.

Ottumwa Eddyville Iowa Highway Commission Commission Harry Hansel Eddyville Tribune

Huey Long Dies After Gun Wounds in Baton Rouge

Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana died Tuesday morning at 4:06 after being shot by a young physician outside the state house in Baton Rouge. The 42 year old controversial figure had been hospitalized since the shooting and had undergone multiple transfusions as doctors described his condition as critical.

Huey P. Long Louisiana State House Baton Rouge Long The Lady of the Lake Hospital Ben Tilman South Carolina Bob LaFollette U.S Senate Senator Long

Pensions Attract Few Applicants In Marion County

Y T Van Niewaal, new Marion county pension committee member, reports 834 of 1933 residents over 65 have applied for old age pensions. Pensions are granted by points for age illness and other factors, with many possibly earning too much income to qualify.

Y. T. van Niewaal Marion County Pension Committee George Jones Marion County van Niewaal

Bank Will Not Open This Week

The Marion County State Bank delays its scheduled Saturday opening due to unforeseen difficulties. Attaches report the opening will take place next week and that everything will be ready to announce in the next issue.

Marion County State Bank

County Pension Board Meeting set for Sept. 17 Knoxville

The Marion County Pension board will meet in the pension board room at the courthouse in Knoxville next Tuesday Sept. 17. Agenda includes action on applications investigations and reinvestigations by the board.

County Pension Board Marion County Pension Board Pension Board Knoxville

Mort Returns to Kansas City in Escape Case

Dr. B. D. Mort of Oskaloosa Iowa returned to face charges in Kansas City after waiving extradition. Identified by oil operator R. B. Kintop as the man who swindled $8,000, Mort allegedly swapped an envelope containing the money for an empty one. Police found $1,000 sewn in his clothing. His wife was injured when his car was ditched near Knoxville. Mort paid a $10 fine for intoxication and remains held for Kansas City officers.

Oskaloosa B. D Bob) Mort Kintop Mort Knoxville Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Men’s Carl Aschenbren Zoc Detroit, Mich Mary Grinnell Mears California GEAT Like Nsw I&oa Awtry & Lankelma Take Maytag Agency A. Hoksbergen Farmers Union Henry Ver Steeg Pella Classis Prairie City G. H. Mennenga Chiro Clinic Martin Henry Woodbury County James Shields Lee’ County Keokuk Alma Samuels Frances Knight Ralph S. Smith Newton Kilduff, In Afton Ramsey Walter Mincey Manning Clyde Dultmeier Manufacturing Co Parsons College R. L. Powell Teachers Placement Bureau Fairfield State Department New York Jefferson Davis Griffith Lake Superior Griffith Sen Huey Long
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