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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

9

Surprise party honors Carrie Van Roekel home Leighton

A birthday surprise awaited Carrie Van Roekel upon arriving home Friday from a week in Pella. Guests played outdoor moonlit games, enjoyed music, refreshments, and social time at the H. W. Van Roekel residence near Leighton with many neighbors and friends attending.

H. W. van Roekel Leighton Carrie Pella Bernice Carter Case Vis Delores John Peters John Jr Hazel Johnson Carol Brubaker Helen Bruere Ina Arkema Claris Slash Mary Durman Ethel Gray Luella Ver Steeg Adis Converse Catherine Willie Wanders Isabelle Cecil Sherman Henry Krouse William Luther Trent Dick Collins Raymond Fergeson Howard Cummins Tracy Albert Delbert Spaur Attica Jennie Gertrude Wilbur Gerrit Roose Fred den Burger M. M. de Reus John van Zonk Mary Lois J. A. de Jong Amaryllis F. M. Frush Grandman’s Grove Ustermarkt Baptist Philathea The Baptist Church Fred van Vark B. Mensch Harold Sack A.D. Vander Becks

Refrigerated foods sparks a canard debunked

Dr. B E Free cites an AMA Journal editorial debunking false claims about gas and electric refrigerators. He notes the air inside is not harmful, merely drying foods, with no health hazards or poisonous effects if the system remains intact.

B. E. Free The American Medical Association Medical Association

Editor's blunt advice on keeping chickens

A reader asks how to prepare for keeping chickens and the editor replies with a startling tip about buying a shotgun and practicing shooting it. The anecdote highlights a harsh tone contrasting practical poultry care with violent guidance.

Friese polka en mode oproer gesprek in huis

Fragmentarisch Friesch dialoogstuk over polka haar, kapper en mode tussen Jongfaem en MEM. Heit houdt controlerend standpunt vast als het gesprek ontspint over verschijning en sociale druk in een Friese familie setting.

I. Z. van Grand Rapids En Ter Plaatsing Aangeboden

Leviathan Beer Garden: A Floating German Ship Reimagined

The Leviathan, once the largest passenger ship and a major German liner, was seized by the United States in a port during World War I. It was renamed Leviathan and used to haul doughboys to France, removing lavish furnishings to maximize space. After the war its damaged parts were restored and it served as a passenger vessel for years, but recent passenger business declines have left the ship laid up.

America Germany France

New York Leader Aims to Convert Liner Into Floating Amusement Center

Cobina Wright, a popular New York social leader, plans to transform the nearly abandoned liner into a floating beer garden, movie theatre, restaurant, Punch and Judy show, and beach amusement complex run by the Leviathan Amusement Corporation. She warns that without permission to operate at a New York pier she will move the ship to the Hudson River and anchor it there.

Cobina Wright New York Leviathan Amusement Corporation New York Pier Hudson River

How Do We Say Hello Across Cultures

A compact survey notes how greetings vary among nations. It cites Greeks as businesslike friends and contrasts American and English salutations with phrases like Hello and How are you. It mentions Turkish solemn greetings, Persian blessings, French self presentation, Dutch travel, Swedes zest, and Spanish phrasing.

Retirement Sparks Fresh Hustle for Wombat Bank Boss

A retired Wombat businessman returns to work after his bankers warn that his savings are insufficient to support both him and the bank. The exchange reveals the pressure to keep the business afloat despite retirement plans.

Governor Herring Pushes Price Fix To Aid NRA

Governor Herring telegrams President Roosevelt urging price fixing to restore farmer buying power to prewar levels, arguing it is essential to NRA success. The Indianola Record agrees with caution, saying farm prices must rise with buying costs. the NRA hinges on this. Also includes a sequence of stray local quotes and a family exchange about a child’s bedtime.

Indianola Herring Roosevelt NRA Washington

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