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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1905

Page

5

Public Schools Open Sept 18 With Expanded Webster High Ext

The Webster building renovations advance as the high school department expands and a kindergarten room is added. Groundwork includes leveling the old Howell site and raising the cast lot in preparation for cement walks. Staffing remains, save Jessie A. Butterfield replacing Hy Roslofsz in the eighth grade. Superintendent W C Farmer urges full student participation under state attendance laws and praises community support for better schooling.

Webster Howell W. C. Farmer Webster School Tohdue

Y M C A Lecture Course Promises Varied Entertainment

The Y M C A lecture course will feature five events this season including two musical numbers, two lectures, and one entertainer. Highlights include the Katharine Ridgway Company and Hawthorne Musical Club, with Rabbi Leon Harrison and Col H W J Ham as lecturers. Dates listed: Ridgway October 12, Harrison November 13, Packard December 11, Hawthorne February 12, Ham March 5.

Alton Packard Katherine Ridgway Hawthorne’ Musical Club Miss Ridgway Leon Harrison Saint Louis Col. H.W. J. Ham Rabbit Leon Harrison Hawthorne Musical Club Co.Ham

Obituary for Mrs A H Viertsen at funeral in town

Mrs A H Viertsen died of heart disease at her home on Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the house with Rev GO Peck of Kansas City Kansas delivering the sermon. The remains were laid to rest at Oakland cemetery after a large gathering of friends and relatives. Frau Viertsen was born in Holland in 1834 and came to town in 1847 with a colonization led by Rev Olte.

A. H. Viert ‘Sen Go, Peck Kansas City Kansas Oakland Cemetery A. H. Vipisen Holland G. Roelofer Axacter

Noble Matriarch of Pella Sunday School Pioneer Passes

The obituary recalls a devout mother who raised seventeen of her own children and nurtured four grandchildren and many relatives. She joined the Baptist church of Pella Iowa, taught at Sunday school for years, and prayed for the spiritual prosperity of all. Her simple faith and trust in Jesus sustained her to the end.

Chirret Pella Towa

Church council deposes Mr Lewis in Minneapolis ruling

Reverend R R Sadler who represented the local Baptist church reports the council of delegates in Minneapolis unanimously ordered Mr Lewis expelled from the ministry and fellowship withdrawn. The church will act on the report next Wednesday after prayer meeting.

R. R. Sadler Baptist Church Lewis Council of Delegates Minneapolis

Classis of Pella Meets in Fall Session at Leighton

The Classis of Pella held a regular fall meeting at Leighton finishing in one day. Attendees from Pella included Reverends H Dykhuizen H J Pletenpol A G Zegeler W J Van Kersen and Elders A Van Zante J J Bousquet N Boogaards and J S Rhynsburger. A key action was the election of Rev F B Mansen of Raritan Illinois as classical missionary.

Classis Pella Leighton H. Dykhuizen H. J. Pletenpol A. G. Zegeler W. J. van Kersen A. van Zante J. J. Bousquet N. Boogaards J. 8. Rhynsburger F. B. Mansen Raritan

The Churches Sunday Services Notice

Under this head notices for Sunday services will be given to any or all of the churches free each week.

Baptist Church Sunday Services and Guest Preacher

The Baptist church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev W I Cole from Hamburg Iowa inviting the pulpit committee to hear him for potential pastorate. Regular services follow with attendance encouraged and a note of a guest minister in Pella and the praise for past work by Rev Fred O Awards. The morning sermon is The Third Commandment at 10 45, evening sermon on Profanity, Sabbath school at 9 30 Junior meeting at 4 15 p m, senior at 6 30 p m, inviting all to the Great Surrender.

W. I. Cole Hamburg Iowa Cole Pupisc Fred Wm. J. van Kersen D. O. Smith Albin The Methodist Church Ottumwa Mrs. Smith Oskaisoosa

Library Notice Summary From Fragment

A fragmentary notice indicates an event scheduled for next Saturday in September. It mentions a library context and a forthcoming detail likely about hours or activities.

Chronicle to Press Earlier for Advertisers Copy

Due to expanded shop facilities the Chronicle will move to an earlier press schedule. Advertisers should deliver their copy to this office by Wednesday morning each week.

Chronicle

Union Labor Addresses In Pella By White and Perry

Union leader Jonn T. White and secretary Edwin Perry spoke in Garden Square to a large attentive crowd. Perry outlined union labor aims including ending child labor and expanding learning institutions, while White delivered the main address, earning interest and praise as a strong advocate for labor causes. If they return, a larger audience is expected.

Jonn T. White Oskaloosa Edwin Perry Garden Square Pella Mr. Perry Mr. White White

Rathbone Sisters Plan Benefit Social for Ballengee Band

At a Rathbone Sisters meeting last Tuesday it was decided to host a benefit social for the Ballengee Concert Band. The event will take place Saturday afternoon and evening, September 23, with extensive preparations underway and further announcements promised next week. The sisters urge all Pella ladies to assist and everyone to contribute to what is hoped to be the social of the season. Refreshments will be offered and no effort spared to ensure guests’ enjoyment.

Rathbone Sisters Ballengee Pella

D Vanderpol Announces Finest Fur Line Arrives

Just arrived in town the finest line of furs ever brought to town according to dealer D Vanderpol.

D. Vanderpol

Will Decide as to Capital Punishment

A case remembered by readers involves Smith a negro who followed a negress and her husband from Virginia to Buxton. He shot Mrs Kennedy as she prepared breakfast for her digging husband. Smith was convicted and sentenced to hang. Efforts were made to commute to life imprisonment for Smith and Louis Busse. Governor Cummins may decide whether to commute death sentences or leave them to the legislature.

Smith Virginia Buxton Kennedy Louis ‘Busse Ohlef

Local Convict Sentenced to Hang for False Imprisonment

The report states that on October 16, 1004, a man confessed to the crime and was sentenced to be hanged. The motive cited was wrongful imprisonment based on an errant sworn statement by Mrs. Kenne ly.

Nedy Kennely

Corn harvest prospects described by a storm damaged crop

The crop bulletin notes that despite damage from wind storms, hail, poor seed, and root worms, about eighty percent of the corn will be out of frost danger by September 26. Cooler conditions and below normal rainfall earlier in the period improved ripening prospects, with pastures remaining green and fall plowing underway.

J. B. Sage West Central

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