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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
4
Rev H C Jacobs of the Second Reformed church concludes a sermon series on Christ’s words on the cross. He argues Jesus knew how to die as well as live, that the finished task brings relief, and that the hands and burdened soul reflect a complete life and trust in God.
The region and state were hit by one of the fiercest snowstorms in years. Icebound roads slowed workers and deliveries, with towns like Pella unable to open east or west routes to Oskaloosa or Des Moines. By Sunday, some traffic resumed, but fallout lingered for farmers who expect long term moisture benefits.
A speaker urged focusing on the spirit beyond the body emphasizing Jesus valued spirit over material. He warned that after death concerns about property and loved ones fade, while eternity concerns persist. He criticized parents for overloading children with music and academics yet neglecting the language of eternity.
A man swiped a bottle from Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner's office and drank embalming fluid from a formaldehyde solution described as well filled. The bottle, found in a wood shed near Case Vis barber shop, left readers guessing the outcome while authorities investigate the curious incident.
Plans from Don Gray, resident engineer, indicate grading will dominate this year with limited surfacing. The eight mile paving gap between Bussey and south of Loulla faces jetting to loosen hills awaiting contract work by Wright Construction. Grading advances on No 2 west to Pleasantville and east as Calvert crews push ahead.
County Agent Textrum discusses terracing on hillsides to curb soil washing. Demonstrations were held on Cyril Rees and other farms in Melcher, Bussey, Knoxville, and Knox ville with plans for more sessions on March 20 31 and April 1 2. A new soil erosion demonstration featuring black locust plantings will occur March 27.
J A Lapham outlines lessons on humility from Luke 18 15 17 stressing childlike trust and the Great Factor of Bible schools. He urges prayerful leadership in churches teachers and support for biblical education while highlighting the value of the resurrection and its implications for faith and service.
A fragment questions if risen Christ could be found or if disciples endured death for a dead savior. It hints at the spotlight moment of faith and the defining act of presence in crisis. The language suggests a sermon-like inquiry on belief and visible courage.
The notice promotes a tailored spring collection with 300 styles priced at 20.25 and 23.50. It touts measurement services to ensure a perfect fit for new top coats and suits in a period voice.
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