Christianity Holds Own Says Senator Roelofs in Reform Church
Senator Garret Roelofs of Sioux Center spoke at a mass meeting on organizing a Christian Voters League. He argued Christianity must guide responses to war costs, urging reforms and a broader interpretation of Thou shalt not steal. Meeting postponed for wider turnout.
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Garret E. Roelofs
Sioux Center
Third Reformed Church
Christian Voters League
Central Park
Gerrit de Boer
Second Christian Reformed Church
Roelofs
Jesus
Chicago
C Tian Voters League
Senator Roelof
Reverend Hollebeck Receives Western Church Call
Pastor Dominic Hollebeck of Second Christian Reformed Church in Pelle has received a flattering call to a church in Lynden Washington. He has not yet decided whether to accept. If he leaves, Pelle loses one of its leading pulpiteers after years of service.
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D. Hollebeck
Second Christian Reformed Church
Lynden
Wash
Heigh
Dominic Hollebeck
Pélle
Delaware county livestock sales allowed in all markets
Delaware county farmers may sell their livestock in all markets with no questions asked for the first time in 26 years due to buyers discounting tubercular infection fears. The county was declared a modified accredited area on Sept. 1 and led the state in infection percentage.
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Deleware County
Manchester
Delaware County
Pella Eleven Opens Season With Colfax Friday
Pella high schedules a season opener with Colfax Friday as prospects look fair amid heat delays. Ten lettermen for Pella and eleven for Colfax form the nucleus. line averages around 140 pounds and backfield about 135. Coaches name several backfield contenders and probable starters, with guard and center options noted. Glee tryouts list full sopranos altos and altos for school year concerts. A savings trend shows far fewer new school books sold, with about one tenth of prior years.
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Pella High
Colfax
Pella
Wilkins
Ralph
Don Menning
G. Bevans
Fred Bosveld
Herb Vander Zyl
Bob Klein
van Zee
Schippers
Joe van Arkel
Pete Gaass
Harold de Reus
Jr. Dykstra
A. Bogaards
Lawrence van Nimwegen
Bob Hee
Radio Preacher To Speak Here In Holland Language
Rev. John Steenhoven will preach Thursday evening September 21 at 7 30 p m in Sandridge school and Friday evening at 7 30 in the Legion Hall in Pella. Both services will be in the Holland language. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steenhoven
D. W
Sandridge School
Legion Hall
Pella
Unclear OCR Summary of 1933 News Items
Fragmentary OCR text reports figures of crime and violence, forestry officials remarks, NRA pledge signups, university mergers talks, dance trends, Chanute Field fire losses, a birthday fertilizer note, Roosevelt child labor appeal, Coxey Senate bid plans, relief rolls, and Federal Reserve banking limits, with many garbled names and places.
New Osteopathic Physician To Locate In This City
Dr. W. L. Hasselman, osteopathic physician, has rented rooms above Jaarsma's Bakery on the east side of the square and will begin practice here next Monday September 18. He is highly recommended with experience in osteopathic and medical fields. Hasselman studied at Iowa City Medical School and is a graduate of osteopathy with post graduate work in eye ear nose and throat in St. Louis. The Chronicle welcomes him to the city and wishes him success.
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W. L. Hasselman
Jaarsma’s
Hasselman
Pella
Iowa City Medical School
St. Louis
the Chronicle
Our City
Pella Girls Win Streak At Oskaloosa
Virginia Fowler Melva and Mary Louise Le Cocq led a winning showing at the Southern Iowa Fair. Virginie won first in the pair class with Geisha Girl and was second in another class. Melva took first with Hillacre Lady in the 15-hand class. Mary Louise rode a horse for Mr. Deltz to a blue ribbon. Rex Peavine, a 3-year-old colt owned by Virginia, placed fourth in the fine harness class. Riders from Sioux City Des Moines and Davenport competed.
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Virginia Fowler
Melva
Mary Louise le Cocq
Virginie
Geisha Girl
Hillacre Lady
Mary Louise
Mr. Deltz
Des Moines
Rex Peavine
Pella Landmark Is Disappearing
The old Dr. Allen property on Franklin Street, built in 1901 for $2,000, is being torn down to make way for a modern bungalow on the north lot. The site passed through several owners, including Dr. Carpenter who bought it in 1906 for $5,000 and began his local practice, then later to Henry Ver Meer and finally to his daughters.
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Dr. ‘Allen
Franklin Street
Dr. Allen
F. F. Carpenter
Carpenter
Pella
Allen
California
Henry Ver Meer
Neal Huyser
J. G. Vanden Bosch
Grand Rapids
Ich
NRA Returns 3,500,000 to Jobs Harriman Says
Henry L Harriman, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, reports at the eighteenth annual conference on industrial relations that about 8.5 million people have returned to work since March 4. He cites administration hopes to restore 3 million to work before winter and 1 million more on public works, with wage gains boosting demand and jobs for additional unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay
Henry L Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Harriman
Arthur B. Gunnarson
Department
Manufactures
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Pella Teachers Succeed Well In Chosen Calling
Miss Throckmorton, former instructor in Pella schools, visiting Garden Grove, reports two Pella boys Louis e Cocg and Richard Tysseling teaching there. She praises them as efficient, growing in popularity with patrons and students. Many friends commend them. the note ends with an ad seeking gossip about a missing reputation and a liberal reward for information.
Advertisement definition in a playful dialogue
A father explains to Herbert that an advertisement is the picture or statement used by merchants to sell goods or services. The dialogue frames advertisement as a tool for selling items through various enticing claims.
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Little Herbert
Miss Erma Krout Steps Down as Mahaska Supt by J F Lynch
Fremont Gazette notes Mahaska county schools chief Miss Erma Krout resigned after thirteen years eleven months. J F Lynch succeeds her, Krout’s career spans rural to state boards, with Europe trip enrichening geography and English for pupils. She helped raise Mahaska standards and inspired citizenship and study centers across the county.
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Fremont Gazette
Erma Krout
Mahaska County
J. F. Lynch
Miss Krout
Fremont
Fremont High School
Iowa
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Mahaska
Relative of Local People Passes Away
Miss Louise Houtman aged 18 of Grand Rapids Michigan died Friday after a brief illness that began as a facial infection and progressed to blood poisoning. She was a niece of John and Richard Vander Ploeg of the city and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs M Houtman three brothers Henry John and George and a sister Betty. Local relatives attended the funeral Monday including R P Vander Ploeg Paul Ver Meer and Diller Vander Ploeg. The Chronicle offers condolences to the family.
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Louise Houtman
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Vander Ploeg
Richard Vander Ploeg
Houtman
Miss Houtman
M. Houtman
Henry
John
George Ho
Veldhuizen Infant Funeral Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Cornie Veldhuizen of the Hackett farm near Leighton mourn the loss of their infant son Edwin Lee who died Monday at 12 30 pm aged 3 years 3 months and 15 days. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 12 15 pm at the home and 1 pm at Third Reformed Church with Rev Menning officiating. Interment was in Graceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornie Veldhuizen
Hackett
Leighton
Edwin Lee
Sway
Third Reformed Church
Menning
Graceland
Albia Youth Fatally Wounded While Hunting
Louilla Press reports Arthur Oaks, 15, was fatally wounded Monday while hunting squirrels six miles southwest of Albia. A gun held by Jack Douglas of Abia discharged as he walked through a fence, shot entering Oaks’ calf. He died at Albia hospital after leg amputation below the knee. Survived by his parents and two sisters.
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Louilla
Arthur Oaks
Albia
Jack Douglas
Abia
Douglas
Oaks
Albia Hospital
Prairie City Corn Crop Burned At W E Roush Farm
Prairie City News reports a large fire at W. E. Roush's old Draper farm four and a half miles northwest of Prairie City. A corn crib containing between one thousand and two thousand bushels burned around midnight, with flames causing extensive loss to the stored corn and outbuildings.
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Prairie City
Prairie
City
W. E. Roush
Draper Farm
Central College Football Outlook for C Florida?
Central College readies for the season with drills under heat and cooler week beginnings. The squad faces a tough opener against Iowa State in Ames on Sept. 23, as several lettermen depart and freshmen show promise. Veteran players include Hostetler, Kregel, Hunt, Stimmel, Levengood, De Velder, Reimer, Underhill, and Neifert. A long roster lists many two and one year players from towns like Pella, Sigourney, and Morning Sun, reflecting wide local ties.
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Central
Central Grid
Iowa State
Ames
Joss
Olds
Hull
Grundman
Kernehan
Wildasin
Rhodes
Reusophs
Gullian
Hostetler
Kregel
Hunt
Stimmel
Levengood
de Velder
Reimer
Underhill
Neifert
Kolenbrander
Kooreman
Dykstra
Westra
Zeidema
Elscott
Ray Hostetler
Cole
John Hunt
Knoxville
Mervyn Leavingood
Dallas
Harold Neifert
Pella
Marvin Zaidema
Morrison
Harrington Underhill
Peoria
Ill
Don Elscott
Cleatus Summel
Town City
Joghttom Reimer
Kellone
Marinus Kregel
Waupun
John Kooreman
Alton
Marion de Velder
Boyden
Don ‘Dykstra
Pete
Rock Rapids
Alvin Evers
Rex Baird
Morning Sun
Omer Ray
Sigourney
Jack Snakenberg
Iasey Wiley
Carl Newcomer
Newburg
Rudy Ulrich
John
Smith
Boyd Saylos
Oscedra
Jake Hoekstra
Maurice
Harold Martin
Fonda
Louis Kregel
Tys James Berkey
Hameson
Alvin Smith
A. Smith
Attica
Fred Holdsworth
Pershing
Palmer Whittenberg
Lyle Jennings
Fess Wells
Colfax
Raymond Mick
Bussey
Ernest Berry
Hedrick
George Cummings
Clifford Hindman
Rushville
Til
Mick Merrissi
Tght Maloney
Charion
Jake Robenson
Tiger
No Cents Damage From Auto Collision Near Princess Theatre
Montezuma Republican reports Harold Landtiser who backed into Dr J L Ravitts car near the Princess theatre. Landtiser, parked on the wrong side, started his car as Ravitts approached. Collision caused $16.00 damage. no cents noted.
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Montezuma
Harold Landtiser
Missouri
Dr. J. L. Ravitts
Princess Theatre
Landtiser
Dr. Ravitts
Buck Gilbert
Many New Model Plymouths On Display
The Van Houweling Auto Co. Plymouth and Dodge dealers hold a special showing of new Plymouth cars in their showroom. The coupe, coach and four door sedan are on display along with the new Dodge 4 door sedan. Visit to inspect these cars and learn about exclusive features.
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van Houweling Auto Co
Plymouth
Dodge
Adv
Classis Pella Meets at Leighton
The regular fall session of the Pella Classis will meet Tuesday Sept. 19 at 9 80 a m at Ebenezer Reformed church Leighton Ta Evening session 7 30 retiring president Rev G Me will preach the classical form an offering will be made for Central dvliege Public invited Stated Chek
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Ebenezer Reformed Church
Leighton
Rev
G. Me
Dvliege
Chek
Notice on Count Raemana Tax Schedule
Notice states a tax action involving Count Raemana. The text indicates timing and method of collection but lacks full details due to OCR corruption. Further clarification from official records is recommended.
Southern Iowa Fair closes with big auto race
The Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition at Oskaloosa wrapped up Thursday Sept 7 with a stock parade and auto races drawing strong crowds. Judges praised the 4-H market lamb class as among the best in the state, while harebrained mule and pony races added carnival excitement. Dry weather affected the flower show but fruit exhibits and the conservation displays drew steady interest, with Roscoe Everland winning grand champion baby beef and Arnold De Bruin, Harold De Bruin, and Roy Lewis Cruzer taking group honors.
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Oskaloosa Tribune
Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition
State Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
Forestry Division
Roscoe Everland
Oskaloosa
Arnold
Harold de Bruin
Roy Lewis Cruzer
Winners of the Local Pennant Get Certificate
The Shell kittenball team owner holds a framed certificate declaring the squad outbatted and outfielded all rivals to repeat as champions. The certificate, crafted by Dave Ver Dught, lists players Donovan Dykstra Rudolph Ulrich John Ver Heul Dick Ver Meer Neal Kersbergen Renaud Rysdan William Van Doorninck Donald Douwstis Herman Douwstis Jean Kuyper Ray Vander Wilt Walter Donai Rene Aalbers Henry Pothoven and bat boys Rudolph Schilder Franklin Verrips.
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Shum” Donai
Shell
Dave Ver Dught
Donovan Dykstra
Rudolph Ulrich
John Ver Heul
Dick Ver Meer
Neal Kersbergen
Renaud Rysdan
William van Doorninck
Donald
Herman Douwstis
Jean Kuyper
Ray Vander Wilt
Walter Donai
Rene Aalbers
Henry Pothoven
Bat Boys
Rudolph Schilder
Franklin Verrips
Clover crop yields reported on 16 acres near Newton
Jasper County records note 35 bushels of seed from 16 acres of clover with a second crop threshed on 15 acres at the Brock farm nine miles northwest of Newton. The setting reflects a growing clover harvest as the second crop in the county, with hay and other fields referenced.
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Jasper County
Brock
Newton
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