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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1931

Page

7

Diphtheria Immunization Cuts Iowa Cases in 1931 Quarter

Weekly health report shows 105 diphtheria cases in Iowa for the first quarter of 1931, down from 131 in 1929 and 333 in 1927, a 217 percent drop over four years, credited to immunization efforts. State mortality fell to 1.8 per 100,000 in 1930 with eight deaths in January–February 1931, while Town classifications show varied death rates. The report urges continued public protection and vaccination to shield children by age one.

Iowa Iowa State Department of Health Jackson Polk Delaware Jasper Plymouth Story Woodbury Des Moines Floyd Pottawattamie Lee Scott Black Hawk Cerro Gordo Cbs Grundy Dubuque Cedar Fayette Clinton United States Public Health Service

Cornelius Gives Statement On Forged Instrument Case

J E Cornelius, recently convicted in a Des Moines court on uttering a forged instrument, visited the office Tuesday morning seeking a published statement. He says he took a guilty plea and received a 15 year sentence with parole upon his attorney’s suggestion to take responsibility to save others. He argues he was misled by an unfortunate deal and acted under advice to plead guilty to the uttered instrument charge.

J. E. Cornelius Des Moines Cornelius

The Rich Man And Lazarus Lesson By J A Lapham

International Sunday School Lesson for April 19 1931 discusses unity of Bible school within the church urging church involvement prayer planning and comprehensive participation. It stresses that officers and teachers should be church members and calls for quarterly gatherings in large schools.

J. A. Lapham Bible School

Riches and Lazarus Teachings for Sunday School

A Sunday school lesson discusses wealth, poverty, and eternal destiny through Christ’s parable. It cautions against equating earthly riches with heaven or hell, urged unselfish living, and highlights the need to share with the poor. The piece cites biblical and devotional perspectives, urging practical application in class and daily life.

Jesus Heaven Christ Paul Lazarus Abraham Paradise Hades Moses J. A. Beaumont Henry Martyn Ralph Birdsall S. Baring-Gould James Denney Southern Baptist Peloubol Fhe

Which has the better dispositions men or women

The Inquiring Reporter surveys opinions on dispositions across gender. Respondents argue there is little difference between men and women, noting both good and bad traits in each group and that temperament depends on individuals and circumstances rather than sex.

Arie Klyn R. T. Nordlund

Disposition and health influence cheerfulness in life

A speaker muses on how mood depends on health and circumstances. He notes men and women may claim superiority in disposition, but sees little real difference. External factors and even eye and hair color are suggested as influences on temperaments.

Cupid Unlocks Jail Door in Newton Marriage

Pete Gifford of Newton and Edna Schoondyke of Colfax were married last week in Newton by Justice of the Peace Orpha Hammer. Their romance began while both were serving time on liquor charges in the county jail. Pete was released first and became a jail turnkey, awaiting Edna's release.

Monroe Dpete Gifford Newton Edna Schoondyke Colfax Justice of the Peace Orpha Hammer Pete Edna

Ednas time ends as couple plans track farm venture

After marrying, Sheriff Kelly guides the newlyweds to a small farm near Colfax where they plan to start a track farming operation.

Edna

Appreciation gift to Eddyville fire department

Eddyville town clerk C W Odem reports a ten dollar donation from Will Roberts in thanks for volunteer firemen and the new fire truck after they extinguished a roof fire near his home west of town. Roberts said the town normally does not charge for fire services.

Eddyville Will Roberts C. W. Odem

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