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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
3
A collapsed OCR note lists various worship services and church activities. It mentions morning and evening services, Sunday school, catechism or pastor-led worship, and related education programs across several churches. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a regional Christian congregation schedule.
A church message series listing worship times across several congregations. It includes morning worship and Sunday School times for First United, Saint Marys Catholic Church, Mount Zion and other local churches, with pastors named and Bible study and prayer meeting details. The notice emphasizes regular church attendance and community fellowship.
A newcomer writes from Kalamazoo Michigan describing a warm city welcome. He notes friendly neighbors children at play and an opting for evangelism amid 90 000 residents with 15 Reformed churches nearby. He shares discoveries of shopping districts gadgets and garage door automation while highlighting friendliness and the value of fellowship.
The Pella Chronic shares a Q and A with Des Moines SSA on disability back pay enrollment Medicare and safety seat belts. It explains no payment for first six months of disability and when Medicare enrollment starts and emphasizes claimant must supply evidence for benefits.
Community notes from Pella and nearby areas detail a weekend of weddings, family visits, and travel. Regina Tilten wed James Hilliard in Carliste. guests included Boyd Brack Faun Oakley and relatives from Nashville Indianapolis and Ames. Other items list attendees at a veterans convention, nurses cap ceremonies, and trips to Des Moines Okoboji and California. The column also mentions local residents traveling to Atlanta and Florence Sack with Vera Carpenter attending events.
Birth announcements from Mahaska county list the following: a daughter 8 pounds born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Henry Bruy voort of Route New Sharon, a son 9 pounds born June 10 to Mr and Mrs John De Dernd in Wisconsin, a daughter born June 4 at Mahaska hospital to Mr and Mrs Loren De Zwarte of DPWARTE Mro, a daughter named wn welcomed by two brothers to Mr and Mrs Fred Holl Wedel of LODE Peace Street, 10 pounds 1 ounce, born Monday in Pella Community Hospital. Grandparents Conrad De Vries noted.
With the Shut-ins COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Monday June 10 Admissions Ray De Kock Dismissals Secor He Monroe Mrs Nellig Vain Hemert and Mrs Gertie Van Z Admissions mm ften Otley Mrs Harry Sims Knoxvil Dismissals Miss Mae Tho nm Pella and Mrs Nettic er to the Pella Community Nursing Home.
Sully Ball League opened with sully action as SULLY-First-Reformed Church defeated Lynnville-Sully 2 to 0. Sabors defeated Lynnville 14 to 1 in game two. Christian Reformed beat Sully Co-op in game one, while Sabers topped Lynnville-Sully FFA 32 to 1 in the second contest.
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