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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
12
Miss Anne Brady of Dubuque Iowa declares Tanlac the simplest quickest and least expensive way to restore energy appetite and health. She cites spring fatigue headaches and sleeplessness improving after taking Tanlac. Other notes mention Edith Jackson visiting Pella and local fire department activities in Ames.
Miss Watson is relieved from play work to focus on oratory and public speaking. Miss Greiner gave the annual library talk. Central’s librarian is praised. The Brower-Gosselink-Stureman-BrUins Quartette will tour Pella and nearby towns with solos by Gosselink, Brewer, Storeman, and Bruins ahead of Lyceum engagements. Dr. Brown of New York spoke at chapel. Adeline Walker left Sunnyside for Michigan. Delphian started fall studies. Mrs. Rhynsburger re-elected president. The Freshmen plan a Green October 6 program. The Ladies' Auxiliary brings the Knickerbocker Quartet to the High School Auditorium on October 2 at 7:30, admission 35 cents. Tickets at two Vans. reserved seats at eight. The group features Frank Brower, Klaus Gosselink, Jerry Stureman, Paul Bruins. Brower sings, Gosselink piano, Stureman cornet, Bruins reading.
Otley residents and visitors appear in a sequence of social notes. Floyd Frazer of Newton and Kate Colyn of Pella made Otley calls and visits, while Henry Van Ginkel and Henry Kaldenberg with family were Otley visitors. Des Moines trips and an extended motor tour by Mrs. Vander Gaarde Ethel and sister-in-law included stops at Orange City Minneapolis Albert Lea and Hollendale. A newborn son joined Gerrit De Jong on September 24. Coal shipments, winter supplies, and local visits to the Breen home are noted along with illnesses and neighborly exchanges.
Mrs. Liggett visited Des Moines on Wednesday. Rev. G J Penning from Arabia addressed the chapel, sharing news of George Gosse link. Jerry Stureman performed a cornet solo. A strong male quartet formed and heard by all.
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