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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

11

Enrolment Tops High School as Coal Bids Are Opened

Public schools report over six hundred pupils enrolled with total district enrollment at 617. The school board met Monday to open coal bids for the year with prices lower than last year. Tuition will be charged for post graduate students. enrollment at Webster and junior high levels is listed with a total of 617 students.

Kentucky Rex Kentucky Vander Zyl Brothers Cox Coal Cox Brothers Webster Miss Reavers Brooks Miss Grant Harmson Miss Myrick Incol Schoo Beman K. Ver Heul Palmquist Ver Steeg H. Ver Heul

Death of Mrs. J Jansma Shocks Pella Community

Mrs. J Jansma died Monday night at 9 10 in her Washington street home at age 91 Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 00 from the residence Rev A Haverkamp officiating with Oakwood Cemetery interment She was born February 2 1861 in Pella and lived here all her life Her husband died five years ago and she had lived with nephew Jim De Wit and his sister Bess De Wit since then She leaves a brother William Jansma of LaPorte City Iowa.

Pella J. Jansma Washington Street A. Haverkamp Oakwood Cemetery Jim Bess de Wit William Jansma LaPorte City Iowa

Nephew of Joe Helt Killed by Lightning in Iowa

Merle Helt of Pella, nephew of Joe Helt, was killed instantly by lightning during a southeastern Iowa storm while riding a horse. He was 28. Mr. and Mrs. Helt traveled to Winfield on Wednesday for the funeral. G A Steenhoek announces contact numbers for local and long distance hauling with hours and after hours options. Gear East Modal manufacturer left a setage of 925,000.

Iowa Merle Helt Winfield Joe. Helt Pella Helt G. A. Steenhoek Ed Vos Phillips Oil

Iowa corn crop tops nation with largest yield on record

National summary cites Iowa output at 498,610,090 bushels the largest ever and more than any state this year per Leslie M. Carl federal agricultural statistician. Other items note bank robbery losses, steamer disaster fatalities, a jail near Springfield alcohol find, and various political and social updates across states including Iowa Nebraska and New York.

Iowa Leslie M. Carl Federal Agricultural Statistician

Mrs Groenewoud Dies Suddenly At Noon Friday

Mrs. R Groenewoud, 72, died minutes after a heart attack at her South Pel la home on Friday about 1 PM. Funeral services were held at Wormhoudt & Plette, Rev. A Haverkamp officiating, interment in Oakwood cemetery. Born Elizabeth De Read near Howell on Feb 28 1860, she married R Groenewoud over 50 years ago and left seven children, six grandchildren, and four sons with two sons dying in infancy and two brothers dying in the 1918 flu epidemic.

South Pella R. Groenewoud Howell Claude Willett Mason Iowa Jennie Lambert Pietersma Lynnville

Bussey And Barnes City Papers Merge

Negotiations between Penn college authorities and S W Hackett publisher of the Bussey Record and Barnes City for a consolidation of both newspapers into one Penn college office. The Record Publishing company will oversee the new plant at William Penn Hall Oskaloosa with Hackett and Miss Mary Godfrey on staff. Moving operations will start when negotiations finish and conditions permit. John A Simpson of the Farmers Union expresses hope for the holiday movement.

Penn College S. W. Hackett Bussey Record Barnes City William Penn Hall Oskaloosa Record Publishing Company of Bussey 8. W. Hackett

Help the Home Baker Pella Bread and Cookies Drive

Community urging loyalty to buy Pella made bread and cookies to support local bakeries. Emphasizes keeping workers employed, paying taxes, aiding the poor, and boosting local businesses by avoiding imported goods.

Pella

Jacob H Slot Dies On Monday

Jacob H Slot of Pella died Monday at his Knoxville area home aged 62 years seven months Funeral services were held Thursday at Roberts Evans Knoxville with Rev W J Fowler officiating The body was brought to Pella for interment at Oakwood Cemetery Local Masons conducted the committal He was known in the horse business and later farmed with his sister Ida Slot on the family farm

Jacob H. Slot Pella Knoxville Roberts & Evans W. J. Fowler Pelia Oakwood Masons Slot A. Vander Wal Ida Slot

P. T. Association To Meet Next Week

Dr. George H. Lankelma, president of the local Parent Teacher association, announces the first autumn meeting at the High school auditorium Thursday evening at 7 30. This is the first meeting since last May and attendance is expected to be large.

George H. Lankelma Parent-Teacher Association

Red Cross gets 800 yards cloth for needy here

Local Red Cross chairman Jake Plender reports approval from St. Louis for 800 yards of cloth to aid families in the community. The consignment includes print outing shirting Birdseye muslin and gingham with 300 200 80 70 100 50 yard breakdown. Mrs Scholte in charge offers guidance to recipients.

Jake Plender American Red Cross Society St. Louis

Oskaloosa Baptists Meet For Annual Association Session

The Pella and Coal Ridge Baptist churches hosted delegates from the Oskaloosa Baptist association in this city last Wednesday. The day featured sermons, music, and church reports with meals for about 200 attendees.

Pella Coal Ridge Oskaloosa Baptist Association E. E. Hickox Oskaloosa Ralph Nordlund N. J. Lewis Coal Ridge Church S. R. Bowman Farson H. F. Powers Finely Avenue Ottumwa Newton H. Carman Missionary Society Nordlund C. J. Morrow First Church

Classis Pella Session Set for Sept 20 at Sully

The Reformed churches of the Classis of Pella meet in regular session Tuesday September 20 at 9 30 a m in the Reformed church at Sully Rev Edw Huthrogate to preside The retiring president Rev Geo Muyskens of Oskaloosa will preach The Rev Wm Van Kersen Western Secretary to address on foreign missions and attend the evening service open to the public.

Classis of Pella Reformed Church of Sully Edw. Huthrogate Geo. Muyskens Oskaloosa Wm. van Kersen van Kersen Holland Ich

Uncalled Dividend Checks at Security Bank

Mr L Beinhauer of Security Bank warns of many uncalled dividend checks awaiting rightful owners. Call to claim due payments, with required bank action to process the funds. President Hoover urged party leaders for renewed efforts after Maine GOP setback. A long running media service milestone noted, referencing the 1876 establishment and the 1,875 ton Bosox vessel.

L. Beinhauer Security Bank Hoover Maine

How to Stop Your Paper

Instructions for ending a newspaper subscription. Mark the paper Refused and return to the mail carrier so the post office stops delivery. Do not accept papers after expiration to avoid implied agreement to pay. The text warns that continuing delivery constitutes payment obligation under law.

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Independents Shell Victors In Ball Games

Welfare League benefit kittenball doubleheader draws crowd and $19.00 for charity. Independents edge Stars 8 to 6 in game one with key hits by H Braafhart and Rainey. Shell top Amsterdam 9 to 4 in game two as Douwstra shines with seven-run third. Amsterdam commits nine errors, Shell four. Batteries and notable plays listed.

Welfare League Amsterdam Shell Fennema Rainey Langerak H. Braashart Independents Laminge Rone H. Braafhart Fennemain Braafhart Vanden Berg Hank Byert Braashart Star Weyerse Sols van Niewaal N. Braafhart Weyersé 1 Selsi H. Byert Bevan N. Braashart Tysseling K. Byert Dekker Ver Dught Dingeman van der Linden Douwstra Donai Pethoven Ver Heul Bocy Ver Meer Donat William Schakel Vander Linden Pothoven Mink Schakel Ulrich

Democrats rally in Marion Monica district speakers name

Dr Carl Aschenbrenner and G W Paardekooper spoke at Swan Monday evening in a Democratic rally. They reported strong assurances of support and an encouraging prospect for victory in the coming election. Chronicle want ads bring results.

Carl Aschenbrenner Marion-Monroe G. W. Paardekooper Swan

Central College Honors Valued Friend At Friday Event

Central College continues the 1932 33 year with an enrollment near 185 and active work across classes. Alumnae aided chapel services as Rev Frederick Bosch of est Cocksackie New York spoke of duty and perseverance. The 86th birthday of alumnus George A Jewett of Des Moines was celebrated with devotion and a song by Elizabeth Graham. Missionaries joined the chapel program as page 11 notes.

Central Frederick Bosch Reformed Church Est Cocksackie N. Y Bosch Jewett George A. Jewett Des Moines F. A. Bush Central Church of Christ Jones Old Central Elizabeth Graham

Fruit and Vegetable Storage Meeting Discussed Surplus Use

Leaders from six counties met in Albia under Monroe County Farm Bureau on September 9 with H E Nichols of Iowa State Extension leading. Topics included storing surplus fruits and vegetables, cave and cellar storage options, and weathered methods for damp or dry conditions to keep crops like apples potatoes onions cabbage and root crops at proper temperatures.

Monroe County Farm Bureau Albia H. E. Nichols Extension Service Iowa State College M. D. Textrum Fannie Clark Robert Johnson Nichols Marion Keokuk Wapello Wayne Ames

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe Helt Paul Bern Dorothy Millette Home Savings Bank of Davenport East River New York Springfield Ethel Depew Kansas City Nell Q. Donnelly Niagara Falls Turner Thomas Johnson Waterloo Cedar River Secretary of Treasury Ogden Mills Portland Nugent Dodd Charles Sheehan Clarksdale Mass Herman Crew Cedar Rapids Mitchell Bonus Army J. O. Stewart Cadar Rapids Hollywood Cal Jean Harlow Mona-Motor Oil Co Council Bluffs Dale Wytaska Denison Minneapolis Indiana Joseph V. McKee Tammany Hall Lewiston P. D. Glassford Run D. C Sioux City A. H. Smith Osceola G. W. Norris New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Paul Gorgoulois Paris France Paul Doumer Wyoming Tueeday Bussey and Barnes City Papers John A. Simpson Farmers Union P. T. Association RED Cross Greenland Baptists Frank Smith Pleasant Corners Frank Ancon Shell Victors Demos Central College
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