Moses Liberator and Lawgiver Lesson for April 22 1923
International Sunday School lesson by J A Lapham explores Moses as liberator and lawgiver Exodus 14. The guide urges deep Bible background from Exodus 2 to Deuteronomy 34 and notes Jehovah’s guidance via the pillar of cloud and angel. It contrasts Pharaoh’s stubbornness with Israel’s fear and Moses’ growing faith, ending with teaching points on preparation and God’s guidance today.
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Moses
Abraham
Joseph
Pharaoh
Aaron
Nile
God
Jehovah
Jesus Christ
Israel
Phillip
Spain
England
Elizabeth
Canaan
Mediterranean Sea
Jacob
Egypt
Tarbell
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Market prices and goods advertised by Pella firms
Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange and Pella Produce Co show hogs at 6.55 to 7.55 dollars per cwt and corn at 70 cents per bushel. Wheat at 1.10 dollars, oats 40 cents, cream 41 to 45 cents. Eyes and hens prices blanked, geese and hides mentioned, various textiles by Van Niewaal as spring demand.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
Pella Produce Co
Illness and births noted in local pages from two decades ago
Twenty years ago J P Klein was reported quite ill. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs A Van Zee Thursday, and a boy to Mr and Mrs H P Klein Sunday. Street commissioners busily fixing crossings. Mayor D S Huber went to Des Moines for C E Snow funeral. G Mansdam appointed marshal of Pella. P H Bousquet recovered enough to work part time. John Murphy aged ninety died in Knoxville and was buried at Catholic cemetery near Pella. F M Frush resigned as Knoxville Reporter. J L McCormack resumed control.
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J. P. Klein
A. van Zee
H. P. Klein
D. S. Huber
Des Moines
C. E. Snow
G. Mansdam
Pella
P. H. Bousquet
John Murphy
Knoxville
F. M. Frush
J. L. McCormack
Campus Day at Central Brightens Week Notes
Mary Bruins gave a pleasant reading at Chapel on Thursday morning. Campus Day Friday featured perfect weather and strong Central spirit with coffee at nine thirty and supper at five. Benches added for spring days though girls criticize the lack of backs. The Peace Oratorical Contest crowned Louis Reeverts first and Connie De Bruin second with judges Frush, Droz, and Miss Bonar. Edith Sedrel and Freda Hesselink accompanied. Male Glee Club hosted a full-house Home Concert in the H. S. auditorium.
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Central
Connie de Bruin
Gerrit Rozeboom
Aber Klaaren
Louis Reeverts
Mr. Frush
Mr. Droz
Miss Bonar
H. S. Auditorium
Glee Club Show Delivers Nonstop Variety and Praise
A one hour thirty minute program featured nonstop pop from start to end with lively variety. Mrs. Liggett and Henrietta Plette reported on the Girls' trip at chapel Monday morning. Commencement Sunday is June 3. The Boys' Glee Club closes with College songs as Mr. Sadler speaks between numbers including Kom onde kennis singt mee.
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Mrs. Liggett
Henrietta Plette
Chapel
Sadler
Doctor extends hours in Pella to aid country patients
Dr. A. P. Fankhauser informs the Chronicle that from April 23 through October 1 office hours are extended from 8 to 12, 1:30 to 5:30, and 7 to 8:30 evenings. He is permanently located in Pella, has been in the city nearly three years, and aims to serve a growing practice. Offices are in the Post Office Building opposite Mitten and Lunkelma Dentists.
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A. P. Fankhauser
Chronicle
Pella
Bldg
Mitten & Lunkelma
Dentists
Church Notes from First Christian Reformed and Methodist
Sunday services listed for First Christian Reformed Church with times and topics in Holland including Christ the Anointed One and The Reign of Grace. Methodist church notes cover Sunday school at 10:00, morning service at 11:00 on Moses Choosing, evening service at 7:30 on The Witness of the Spirit, midweek prayer at 7:30, with an invitation to all. Publicity Committee.
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First Christian Reformed Church
Christ the Anointed One
Holland
English
M. E
Geo. Croll
Moses
Charles Wesley
Matt
Tanlac credited by Kansas City fireman for health gain
A St Louis San Francisco railway fireman from Kansas City testimonials Tanlac’s power, saying it restored his strength, appetite, and sleep. He claims a 15 pound gain and rapid recovery from pains, dizziness, and fatigue after taking Tanlac, and urges others to use the medicine. Over 87 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Jasper Harris
13Th St
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Taniie
Ment
All Good Drug& Accept
Ku Klux Klan Visitors At Ogden Church
Twelve men in gowns and hoods visited the First Baptist church of Ogden Utah Sunday evening. A spokesman said the klan supports Rev L A Garrison in his efforts to curb law violations. A purse was left with the minister after a congregational vote on admission.
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Pella
Central College
First Baptist Church
Ogden
Utah
L. A. Garrison
We Manufacture Our Own Window Shades
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Armstrong Linoleum Special Process Seals Waterproof Seams
We feature Armstrong Linoleum exclusively and when laid by our Special Process they will not expand or contract and the seams are all waterproof.
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Armstrong
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