Vote Records Show Split Opinion on Proposition
A meeting note reports a vote tally of 47 in favor and three against a pre proposition while surveying those present. The Chronicle notes the overall sentiment appears overwhelmingly opposed, with dates and full context not provided in the fragment.
Ladies Glee Club Making Hit in Peoria and Bloomington
A Peoria report notes the glee club’s arrival, a Passion Play visit to Bloomington, and a first concert at First Reformed church. About 20 Peorians joined a Pekin encore trip, with praise for the program and a call to watch for the home concert and Chronicle ads.
Tailoring line offered at 21.75 dollars
An advertisement by M. Vander Linden states the complete line of tailoring goods priced at 21.75 dollars. It touts 300 kinds of all wool suitings, beautiful fabrics, and full tailoring with precise measuring services.
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M. Vander Linden
WANTED TO RENT LARGE HOUSE WITH SESSION
WANTED TO RENT a large house with session it ganna er oe BV Cond BY the Chronicle office. Also work wanted by high school boy Morris id evening and on Satur n Crum. Miscellaneous Have your wall ndt paint net Seat ety. Phone 6: Kenneth aper cleaned chemically. FOR SALE All kinds of Cabbage and Tomato plants at Henry Brewers West Franklin Street. FOR SALE Typewriter L C Smith In very good condition. Equire at Chronicle office. FOR SALE Monarch Range in fine condition with 21 in oven and large resevoir 407 S Main Blue 128. Paper cleaner from Ottumwa here this week. Best cleaner traveling Town past 20 years. Phone Blue 367. Dresses 9.98 to 24.75 at Van Ness save 10 per cent cash. See display ad. GOOD USED CARS 1925 Ford Coupe 1928 Ford Coupe 1925 Ford Roadster Ford Touring Good Shape 1928 Pontiac Coach. PELLA MOTOR CO. FOR SALE Ribbon and machine paper Ch wPetronicle Of Office RADIO FOR SALE five tube radio Music Master Bi tubes Cost 250 bargain 50. Ideal Pharmacy. De a TA TORERIES Ba Fintt Ave West Oskaloosa Iowa FOR SALE All Electric 7 tube Splitdorf Radio with Cone Speaker cost 236.50 sell 125. George Francis Sadler W A Young Owner SECOND SHEETS 1000 Good Zillow Stock 1.00 Chronicle office. Black Record Typewriter Ribbons each Chronicle office extra carbon paper. New and used Royal typewriters. FOR SALE Superfex Perfection Oil Stove like new oven. See Central States Electric Co office. Will sell bargain.
Church Services and Programs Across Holland Churches
Morning and afternoon sermons and liturgical themes at First Reformed Second Reformed and Third Reformed Churches in Holland. Topics include Capturing Jericho Our Anchor Within the Veil The Blessedness of Acquaintance With God and Jesus And The Sabbath. Evening sermons cover Psalm 95 God and My Salvation and The Word of God. Baptist events include Men’s Bible class Morning Worship The Optimistic Vision Living By Faith and a Golden Rule class. Ladies Aid meets April 18 with hostesses named. preparation for annual church meeting noted.
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First Reformed Church
Jericho
Paul
J. Wesselink
Third Reformed Church
Holland
Second Christian Reformed Church
Jno
English
God
The
Baptist Church
Wheeler
Philing
Renaud
Vander Meulen
Pope
Baptist Ladies Aid
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May Day program highlights diphtheria protection gains
The piece outlines a community effort to engage parents educators physicians and nurses in a year round child welfare program with May Day events. It notes immunization against diphtheria with toxin antitoxin reducing Iowa deaths from 289 in 1928 to 69 in 1928 and invites readers to write for more information.
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Iowa
Fragmented dialogue on medical student case prompts
A garbled exchange depicts a hostess and a professor addressing medical students about a paralyzed patient. The professor notes the left leg contracts causing limp, and asks how one should respond. A student replies that he would limp too.
May Day Child Health Day Observed Across Iowa
Herbert Hoover figures prominently as the former presiding officer of the American Child Health Association. Edith S Countryman chairs May Day in Iowa, with numerous organizations aiding the effort including the State Department of Health Farm Women's Bureau Iowa Tuberculosis Association and Ames State College. No formal program is set for May Day as groups adapt it to their own Child Health initiatives.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
American Child Health Association
Edith S. Countryman
Iowa
State Department of Health
Farm Women's Bureau
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Extension Department For Child Training
Ames State College
State Dental Society
State Medical Society
Association of Registered Nurses, Playground Association
Camp Fire Girls
Miss Countryman
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