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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
12
George T. Pinches will lead sessions at 7:45 p.m. Thursday April 24 and Sunday April 27 at the Gospel Hall. Activities include Bible School at 10:00 a.m., Bible Class at 10:45 a.m., The Lord's Supper at 12:15 p.m., and a broadcast at 7 p.m. on station Dial 1240. The sermons will ask Is Heaven it and Why not God intervene in world confusion.
The Second Reformed Church schedules morning and evening worship with Pastor John R. Mulder of Holland Michigan delivering the day’s charge. The Third Reformed Church lists Deep Worship at 7:20 p.m. with Men of Music featuring Samuel Williams of Brewton Alabama. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
The Church of the Open Bible announces Wednesday prayer services and praise sessions, Sunday school, and morning worship. It lists a 6:30 p.m. Sunday service, a 7:30 p.m. sister Van Yeon meeting, an evangelistic service, and an old fashioned Holy Ghost evangel service. The public is invited to attend.
First Reformed Church announces Sunday schedule with 9 30 Sunday School 1045 morning service led by Minister A Haverkamp guest pastor Rev Benjamin Ver Stee of Classis Pella RC A. evening praise at 7 30 features The Call of Elisha in Elijah XII themes and missionary fare hosted by Elijah XII group.
Early spring asparagus shines in crisp biscuit cups with a creamy white sauce. The guide offers dough shapes and baking tips, plus serving ideas with devilled eggs and rhubarb desserts, detailing a method for biscuit cups and a buttered creamed asparagus filling.
PROT CHURCH announces Sunday morning worship at 9 40 from Revelation on Philadelphia. A Sunday afternoon English service at 1 30 focuses on naming His Son Jesus as Savior. Sunday evening young people meet 7 30 to 8 30. All welcome to worship or join church fellowship.
Ebenezer Reformed Church Leighton invites all to morning worship at 11 with the sermon Mercy in Heaven and on Earth. Sunday school follows at 11, evening worship at 30 p.m. The Man Who Forgot God. Pastor G. A. Anlberts presides.
The piece recalls the winter of 1847-48 when the colony faced famine as rations ran short and travel to trading centers was blocked. Yet hardy pioneers sought political economic and religious freedom, enduring trials for future generations who now enjoy prosperity and liberty.
Research at Towa State College tested nine small mixers sold in 1940 for 18 to 26 dollars. Using round, large oval, and small oval blades on angel cake and French dressing, researchers found no significant difference in products for home makers. Oval beaters required fewer revolutions to reach egg white tenderness, while round beaters produced taller cakes.
The article discusses the long, disciplined path to recovery from tuberculosis. It stresses accepting the diagnosis early, avoiding quack cures, and committing to extended rest in a sanatorium under trained staff. Patient cooperation, routine, and rehab are essential for lasting health.
A lively guide promotes cereals as a main breakfast dish mixing fruit milk bread and butter to meet a substantial daily share. It lists cereals from bran flakes to puffed and shredded options plus hot cereals, noting diverse textures and nutrition.
A light exchange from the Northwood Anchor features a young husband scolding his wife for biscuits and the bride retorting that he may master the old dough once he begins to bake like his father.
A man posing as a salesman toured Jefferson selling rat eradication services. He spread poison described as corn meal in several areas and then departed. Residents found more rats after the visits. The suspect is detained in Greene County jail.
The article previews forthcoming coverage on influenza as part of a Marion County tuberculosis association health feature. It emphasizes understanding the why behind treatment to improve adherence and suggests the next piece will discuss influenza within the health series.
A reform-minded kitchen redesign suggested by Fannie Gannon proposes a first floor workroom to handle heavy tasks away from the kitchen. The space would host laundry, milk gear, canning, food prep, and storage with ample shelves, benches, outlets, and clear work areas to reduce clutter and improve efficiency.
A clipped line from the Northwood Anchor notes an athlete named Pelham back on the practice floor after several days at home due to a bad cord. The brief item hints at a return from an injury or illness impacting training.
Hy Perebroom of LeMars, who collapsed with a heart attack, has recovered enough to be up about the house. He had told friends that rumors of his death were exaggerated and is now reportedly improving at home.
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