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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

6

Fair to dissolve Lake Prairie District Fair directors meet

Directors of the Lake Prairie District Fair met Wednesday to note debts exceed 50 percent of capital stock, the legal limit. They instructed president and secretary to seek a dissolution order from the district court. Poor attendance from bad weather caused the strain. grounds remain valuable and able to pay obligations. Reorganization possibility is unclear.

Lake Prairie District District Court Fair Association

Resolutions of Sympathy for C Rhynsburger

The Consistory of the Second Reformed Church in Pella Iowa adopts resolutions mourning the death and praising the life of Brother and Elder C Rhynsburger. They note his faithful service, prayers, and leadership, and announce copies to the family and church publications dated September 21 1914.

Second Reformed Church Universal C. Rhynsburger Christian Intelligencer Hope Volksoriend Pella Iowa B. C. Varenkamp Rhynsburger

City Council Meets with Mayor and Aldermen Absent Butt

The city council met Tuesday evening with mayor clerk and all aldermen present except Butt. The clerk was instructed to order two drums of boiler compound bought at a reduction for two-drum lots. A street light at Marion and Extension streets was requested and referred. A resolution authorized drawing warrants for payments to the company when funds reach 500 or more. Electrical Department August report showed 492.10 surplus. City coal contract with Pella Coal Co approved. Supt Schreiner to repair sewer pipe at the Hight plant. Stubenrauch appealed overruled. Street and alley committee to solicit bids on grates for culvert openings. Adjourned.

Butt Marion Extension Electrical Department Pella Coal Co Schreiner Hight J. H. Stubenrauch Jacob Andeweg

Public School Notes Reflect Progress and Plans in Pella

School work settles after summer as enrollment runs slightly lower than last year. Des Moines accident injures Miss Jones’s sister. a study center for rural teachers is proposed with Cedar Falls College involvement. High school subjects gain new apparatus. push for a new building to expand labs and equipment. Accreditation standards warned of future downgrades for underprepared schools. Home credits proposed to align school and home work. medical and dental inspections planned for grade children with opt outs. Truant officer upcoming. county teacher meeting set for Oct 22–24 in Knoxville. full attendance required. Several graduates win certificates and begin teaching. more will take October exams in Pella.

Miss Jones Des Moines Pella Cedar Falls State College Frush Teacher's Institute County Normal Knoxville Edward den Adel Jacob van Wyk Nellie Bennink Cassie Clark Nannie Dillon Margaret Grundman Wilma Rictveld Bess VandeGarde

Mrs Kingsbury Returns Home After Visit

Mrs. F. A. Kingsbury arrives back at Grand Island Nebraska on Thursday after a several week visit with her mother Mrs. Clara Hasselman in town.

F. A. Kingsbury Grand Island Nebr Clara Hasselman

Building Ground for Sale on Main Street

Ground measured 100 by 192 feet offered for sale at a fine Main Street location. Listing agent H. VanMaren notes the price 39 and 0.

Main Street H. VanMaren

Burglary at G. Bensink Home on North Main Street

Burglars visited the home of G Bensink on North Main Street Saturday evening between 7:30 and 10:00 o clock while the family attended a band concert. They unlocked doors and windows, searched every room, and left 23 burned matches behind. Items taken included a watch, razor, fountain pen, cuffed shirt with gold buttons, and $4.35 in cash. a $10 purse belonging to a daughter in law was left. Police have not confirmed arrests and suspect local amateurs. neighbors note some loafers in the community.

G. Bensink North Main Street Mr. Bensink

College Notes on Chapel, Y M C A Events and Football

College notes recount chapel exercises and the first regular work week finishing with football. Socials hosted by Y M C A and Y W C A featured Dean Dodson and others, with games and sherbet. Birthday celebrations at Sunnysides, campus ice cream, and football practice notes plus thanks to Stubenrauch Drug Store for football score cards.

Y. M Dodson Graham McIntire Ketman Phillips Miss Reynolds Muscatine Bob Aschenbrenner Ralph Westervelt Stubenrauch Drug Store Central

Commercial Club Discusses ParkeR Bridge Hill Repair And Fair

A Commercial Association meeting on Wednesday considered improving the Parker Bridge Hill road, one of the township’s poor spots, and planning an annual fair to replace the old fair. No decisions were final, but a plan is expected before next year.

Commercial Association Parker Bridge

Women’s Federated Club Meets Discusses Better Babies

The Women’s Federated Club held a regular session with Mrs J W Boyd. Mrs Hattie Cox VanCleave sang solo with her own accompaniment. Papers by Mrs C F Aschenbrenner and Mrs B Richardson on Better Babies and by Mrs H P VanderMeulen on Medical Inspection of Schools highlighted infant mortality and child health. Nearly 40 members attended. Next meeting with Mrs F F Carpenter on Oct 6 will cover Home Environment at 2:30 PM.

Womens Federated Club J. W. Boyd Hattie Cox VanCleave C. F. Aschenbrenner B. Richardson H. P. VanderMeulen van der Meulen F. F. Carpenter

Hand of Death and Huegens Died in 1914 Obits

Dr H S Baron died at 62 from bowel cancer at home in Pella on September 20 1914 after an operation and hospital treatment. Funeral at First Reformed church with Oakwood Cemetery interment. Huegens Mrs John Huegens of Sully died September 22 1914 of consumption at 36 years 21 days leaving husband two sons father siblings. Funeral at Congregational church Sully with Bethany Cemetery burial.

Michigan First Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery E. VandenBerge Killduff Bethany Cemetery

Our Nations Flags Booklet For Three Iowa Counties

Trustees of the Thirty-third In. Flag Fund issue a booklet Our Nation s Flags and place one in each school in Mahaska Keokuk and Marion counties It honors Old Soldiers and John F Lacey The fund aims to display the American Flag at every school on school days weather permitting One veteran from the Thirty third regiment is honored as guest of honor at patriotic programs October 1 set aside for observances

Thirty-third In Mahaska Keokuk Marion Thirty-third Regiment Iowa Volunteers Iowa John F. Lacey Thirtythird Regiment United States Flag Fund Oskaloosa

Card of Thanks for sympathy after father's death

The children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindly aid and sympathetic support during the sickness and death of their father C. Rhynsburger.

C. Rhynsburger

Baptist Church Pulpit To Be Filled Next Sunday

Dr Bailey was called away last Sunday but the pulpit committee announces he will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening next Sunday. All are welcome.

Bailey

Notice Limitation of Liability by Mrs S Van Dusseldorf

Public notice states Mrs S Van Dusseldorf will not be responsible for any bills made by others in her name after this notice. The statement appears as a consumer protection measure and includes a contact reference at 39 40.

S. van Dusseldorp

Oakley Jaarsma On Road To Recovery After Amputation

Oakley Jaarsma, who had his leg amputated weeks ago, moves about in a wheelchair on the streets and continues teaching his class at the high school. His grit and determination to overcome difficulties are admired. A Waechter and family visited Burlington last week.

Oakley Jaarsma

Favorable letter endorses S F Prouty for supreme court

H Kuiper urges Pella voters to support former neighbor and congressman S F Prouty as a suitable non partisan candidate for the state supreme court. He praises Prouty exacting mind, judicial temper, and respected interpretations of law, noting his broad experience and current service in Congress.

Supreme Supreme Court S. F. Prouty Congress Prouty Pella H. Kuyper

G A R Ladies Host Successful Day at White Way Garage

The G A R ladies enjoyed a warm Saturday at White Way Motor Co.'s garage with ice cream and refreshments. They noted city improvements like two new fountains and seek a rest room location. Bert VanVliet and wife visited, Bert heading to Boston via Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co. His Florida work starts this winter. N J Gesman visited Peoria Monday, got mud stuck, hauled to Marsh Grant's, waited for dry roads across Wednesday.

White Way Motor Co Bert VanVliet VanViet Bert Pacific Coast Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co Seattle Boston Florida N. J. Gesman Peoria Marsh Grant

Combination Public Sale at Pella for Horses and Cattle

A new public sale at Pella invites horse and cattle buyers within twenty miles. The organizer, with 125 head of cattle and some horses, will start at 2:00 p.m. after the noon trains. Owners must represent consignments, with horses booked at Riley's Feed Barn and cattle at the fair grounds.

Pella Riley

Special rates for children study piano at Central College

Special rates offer free one class piano lesson weekly with one paid private lesson for children under high school. All music furnished free. library open to all. studio recitals every two weeks on Wednesday. Lessons by Prof. Sadler at Old Central Hall. Adv.

Conservatory Central College Library of Music Sadler Old Central Hall

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Council Public College Mahaska, Marion and Keokuk Counties A. Waechter Burlington H. P. Vander Meulen
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