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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1907

Page

5

Weather expert predicts minor fruit loss from frost

Director John R. Sage and Capt. C. L. Watrous assess the early March frost. They say cool weather limited damage as frost did not quickly warm after the freeze. Cherries plums peaches were most vulnerable but overall crops escaped significant harm. two weeks later would have brought big losses. Des Moines Register and Leader.

John R. Sage The Weather and Crop Service Sage C. L. Watrous Des Moines

Doainies In Session Pella Classis Reformed churches meet

The regular spring session of the Pella Classis of Reformed churches was held in the Reformed church in this city Tuesday. Sully Bethany Bethel and Muscatine joined. Rev H Dykhuizen was elected president and Rev H DePree secretary. A Tuesday evening conference featured Bible study for young people led by Rev Dykhuizen Bruins and Mansen. Rev F B Mansen of Pella received a unanimous call from Bethany church for a fuller report next week.

Pella Sully Bethany Bethel Reformed Church Muscatine H.'Depree Dykhuizen Bruins Mansen F. B.mansen Bethany Church

A Queer Complication The Midland Magazine Summary

A March issue of Midland Magazine discusses municipal governance and council terms. It notes proposed extensions for certain council members and names Pella official Councilman Cole among those affected.

the Midland Pella Cole

Oskaloosa professor bets on cross mark in self mutilation

Dr Paul Bettix, a former Greek professor at Central Holiness University, burned the sign of the cross on his forehead as an act of sincerity and to inaugurate a crusade he says will evangelize the world. He resigned and will return to Kansas to organize the work, claiming followers should mark themselves similarly.

Oskaloosa Paul Bettix Central Holiness University Bettix Proessor Kansas F Ami South America China India Africay Russia William Vanderhorst Bussey C. le €Acq New Sharon J. Blommers

Memorial Day Observance Plans in Local City

The local G A R is organizing Memorial Day events with Hon John F Lacey of Oskaloosa ex congressman to give the principal address. He accepted the Pella engagement after four invitations showing esteem for the community. A service at First Reformed Church will precede Decoration Day with a local minister addressing veterans. program details will run in the Chronicle.

John F. Lacey Oskaloosa Iowa Lacey Pella First Reformed Church Ithe Chronicle

Insane Over Religion Mn Had Him Tract

Unclear fragment notes fear of further surveillance or treatment amid Vander Lune context. Text references religious anxiety and monitoring, but lacks coherent events or identifiable persons beyond Vander Lune.

Vander Lune

Local Notes Snapshots From Pella Loud Lace And Shoes

Dainty laces at Vanderpols and new dress shoes lure shoppers. Roney’s Boys concert next Thursday. Local movers include Postmaster Mentzer, Druggist Stubenrauch, and Van Niewaal siblings. Hospitals, farms, and merchants like Wormhoudt Co. share bargains and arrivals. Legislature adjourns, various visits and relocations noted among Pella residents.

R. Vander Ploeg Itr Monroe Gaass Roney’s Boys A. Vanderzee Oskaloosa Vanderpol's J. F. Mentzer Knoxville Pella

Harvey Iowa Cement Plant Planned by Wear and Marlin

Des Moines reports a $1 200 000 Harvey Iowa cement plant project with 2500 barrels per day capacity after Wear and Marlin executives met in Des Moines. W E Foshier Winfield Smouse and several Des Moines capitalists show interest. Plant would hire several hundred workers and use 250 tons coal daily with rail spur access.

F. E. Wear W.E. Marlin Kansas City Messrs. Wear and Marlin Harvey Wear

Churches to Unite Under One National Body

A union of the Congregationalists United Brethren and Methodists into one national church is nearly complete pending endorsement by each denomination. A Chicago committee of sixty three approved most of the polity report with minor changes and sent it back for final adoption before uniform jurisdiction is established.

Chicago Jon

Senator Warren and family return from Des Moines visit

Mrs Nettie Goolsby left Huntington after three weeks with sister Mrs R L Sadler on South Main Street. Senator J L Warren and daughters came back from Des Moines where Edith served as a committee clerk. The senator is praised for active work and wise legislation. President Roosevelt today received Henry B. Reoney and "8 Boys" of Chicago who performed at the White House last Christmas to 600 guests.

Nettie Goolsby R.L. Sadler Main Street Huntington W. Va J. L. Warren Des Moines Edith A. Committee Roosevelt Henry B. Re “Roney

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Pela Classis Reformed ‘Churches Oskaloosa Religious Penla Vai P. C. Lankelma Fay RF. D. Stubenrauch Lautenbach West Washington Street G. H. Wormhoudt and Co Peter van Niewaal Tennis Plette John Sybenga Iowa City Jake Harve van Gorp Dubuque P.D. Wagaman Prairie City Y. T. van Niewaal South Pella John Dekker Lagrippe Rheu Jatiem Dekker & Rooda Woolard H. de Gooyer Gosselink Yeseling, & Co Roney's Boys Peter Welle Vanderpol’s J. Ten Hagen Lyman ‘Smith C. F. Blackman Coal Ridge G. G. Vanderzyl Christine J. H Stubenrauch E. G. Wheeler Fairfield B. T. Bouma Lynnsville Jay A. Lapham Seymour Baptist Lizzie de Korning Joe de Korning Dekker & Roorda's C. D. Hewitt Ver Hey Mr. Hewitt H. H Clara Horn Society of King’s Daughters D, Vanderpol P. D Wagaman Marie Stegeman Bradly Nicoman Vander Lien's Bazar the “Baptist J. My Amos Stilsworth Union Township J. A. Monroe Swan Township J.P. Miller Washington Township H. P. Neyenesch William van Vark G. Walraven Lake Prairie W. D. Carson Liberty Township Everist Thomas Sager Marysville Oliver Butterfield W. H. Yoakum Red’ Rock Monroe Peter ‘Ennis Hamilton Kirk Hartman D. D. Dainty Flagler Abiga Bishop John Wittenberg Summit Township Frank Kessler Lacona W. B. Robinson C. M. Crouch J. H. Harvey P. A. Hunnerdosse Dallas W. E Shoemaker Pleasant Grove Pleasantville Jacob Smith W. T. Horseman A. P. Kuyper Jake van der Leest van der Leest Board of Health Blommer East Market Square District Court First Christian Reformed Congregation Leighton Peoria I. J. Stoddard Vanderzyn Stoddard Engineer Schriener Roney R. R. Sadler Baptist Record South Mra. Nettig
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