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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1923

Page

4

German Letter From Pella Describes Times In 1928

A letter from Carl Aschenbrenner, Pella Iowa, thanks for a dollar payment for pictures sent months earlier. It notes harsh conditions in Germany, crop abundance yet food shortages, and political upheaval with a coalition dissolving party lines except for communists or anarchists. The piece also mentions currency depreciation shown by a bank display of central European notes, illustrating prewar to postwar value shifts.

Carl Aschenbrenner Pella Iowa Germany France Pr. Aschenbrenner Security State Bank W. E. Lauterbach

Memorial Held for Miss Kuyper

Memorial notes reflect Miss Kuyper long service in Japan guiding evangelistic and educational work. After Ferris Seminary study she led women and girl outreach, organized a YWCA chapter, and taught at Ferris Seminary. She returned to Yokohama to prep Ferris Seminary and Tokyo college before dying at her post.

Ferris Seminary Karashima Y. W. Co Government Hospital Miss Kuyper Woman’s Union Christian College Tokyo Kuyper Yokohama Christ

Ad praise letters from 1923 Chronicle reader

Des Moines letter from Joe Carmichael, Director Public Utility Information, compliments a Des Moines Electric Co. advertisement in The Chronicle. He notes the ad man’s skill in typography and attractive layout, dated September 19, 1923.

Des Moines Iowa W. A. Young the Chronicle Pella Young Des Moines Electric Co Joe Carmichael Public Utility Information

Train Schedule Fragments Ill-Formed From OCR Note

Vague timetable items show eastbound and westbound passenger and freight numbers with irregular times. The fragment mentions station deadlines for freight shipments and misc notes about Watash Time Table in Iowa with unclear entries.

Boa Lowa

Driver fined for damaging pavement in Pella incident

Bert Van Haaften, a road worker for Lake Prairie Township, was arrested in Pella Tuesday for driving over asphalt with a machine that cut the surface, violating a city ordinance. He pled guilty before the mayor and was fined $100 plus costs.

Bert van Haaften Lake Prairie Pella

Mahaska Farmers Hold Big Picnic at Oskaloosa Fair

A large crowd attended a farm bureau picnic at the Oskaloosa fair grounds. Speakers included Congressman Ramseyer of the Sixth District and John Coverdale, secretary of the national farm bureau federation. Acting Governor Hammill also spoke. An ox roast dinner was served.

Farm Bureau Oskaloosa Fair Grounds Ramseyer Sixth John Coverdale National Farm Bureau Federation Hammill

Church Supper at Dr Crew House This Saturday

The Baptist hosts a chicken supper at the Dr Crew house inviting neighbors for a community gathering on Saturday evening September 29. Proceeds support local programs and fellowship in remembrance of shared faith.

Dr. Crew

Death of Mrs. J. S. Rhynsburger at sister’s home

Mrs. J S Rhynsburger died at 5 16 p m Tuesday September 26 1923 at her sister Jennie Slob home aged 62 years 7 months 18 days after diabetes long illness Her husband died about six months ago Survived by three sons William J Kalamazoo Michigan Joe C Des Moines and Fred Quincy Interment at Oakwood Cemetery Funeral services held Thursday at 2 00 pm at Second Reformed Church

Wm. J Kalamazoo, Mich Joe C Des Moines Fred Quincy Ill Second Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery

Infant Hocksbergen Buried in Pella Funeral

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hocksbergen of Knoxville was buried at Pella Tuesday afternoon September 25. The baby, 23 days old, had been ill since birth. Funeral services were held at the home of its grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Hoksbergen.

Hoksbergen Frank Hocksbergen Knoxville Pella John Hoksbergen

Card of Thanks for Grandchild's Funeral

Neighbors and friends honored us with kindness and help at the funeral of our little grandchild. We appreciate the sympathy shown to our son and his wife and to us in our sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. John Hocksbergen.

John Hocksbergen

Died H D Aikins and German born Maria Mathes in 1923

Obituaries chronicle the deaths of Mrs H D Aikins and Maria Mathes. Maria Hoening Mathes, born in Elberfeld Germany, emigrated with her family to America in 1847 and settled at Pella, dying after long service to her church and family. H D Aikins died after a long life that included Civil War era schooling, marriage to Henry D. Atkins, and years of religious and educational work in Pella and Winterset. Funeral details note services held and family presence.

William F. C. Mathes Maria Hoening Elberfeld Germany America Pella Henry Valentine Otto Will F David Matthes F. W. Brinkhoff Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Will N. D. Aikins George Lemen Council Bluffs Atkins Delphi Ind Central University Old Central Henry D. Atkins 33D Iowa Infantry Charlie Ida Eleanor Margaret Aikins Waterset Winterset C. W. Atkins Lemen Santa Monica Calif Dick Green I. J. Ketman Des Moines Arthur Wilson South Pasadena Chronicle Ketman Minnesota

Notable funeral note from North Cemetery interment

A funeral service was held at the Second Church and the remains interred at North Cemetery. Relatives and friends thank responders and helpers for sympathy and aid extended during the time of loss.

Derbyshire’s Pella Visit Called Off By Telegram

Reverend G M Derbyshire failed to arrive in Pella on Wednesday evening. He sent a telegram from Waterloo stating Mrs Derbyshire was not well in a hospital there, prompting his extended absence.

G. M. Derbyshire Pella Waterloo

Vander Greent couple visiting relatives in Pella

Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Vander Greent of Lynden Washington are visiting relatives in Pella.

Gerrit Vander Greent Lynden, Wash Pella

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Victor J. Block Giessen Rock Island Traden Service Wess Great White Way Bus Line Dies Moines Franklin Hotel Fifth Street Locust Grand Iowa Railway Commission CadWac Saibealsings L. T. Munson Mahaska H. D. Aikins Am Transportation Rock Island I.i Mira Rock Island Lines University Street Mrs Edna Dennis Red Crown Standard Oil Broadway Franklin Main Elm St Carl Byers Pete van Zanta Pella Motor Company Auto Service Co A. F. Rouze & Co Harvey, Ia H. L. Renaud Main St Otley Coffey & Coker Standard Oil Company Cro Pella, Iowa
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