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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

11

Y M C A County Activities Highlight Campaigns

County Y M C A reports on two Friendship Campaigns in Pella and Knoxville with 21 decisions for Christian life and several joining church. Four Fathers and Sons Banquets attract 800 attendees across Dallas Tracy Knoxville Attica. county basketball tournament hosts ten teams at Central College. Life Work campaign and evangelistic meetings organized. finances raised about 700 with state and regional help. future plans include camps, speakers Winfield Scott Hall and E W Brandenberg, youth and rural outreach in May to August.

J. M. Davis FE. R. Hinkley Pella Pella High School Frush Olliver Hinkley Knoxville Rudd Ringstrom Mr. Hinkley Attica Dallas F. F. Stevenson Corwin Dawson Harry Goodrich Des Moines Godry Tracy C. L. Rowe Chicago S. H. Tuberville Oskaloosa Herbert Martin Drake University Harry Lawrence Longnecker Martin M B. B. Johnson Chicago Y Kettering Central College Still College Buttler Bussey Drfl Geo. W. Chapman Harvey Cker P. Spurlock Gibson Madison County Burton B. Johnson Chicago Y. M. C. A. College Iowa Johnson Hi Y Association College M. E. Church Presbyterian Church of Knoxville M. E M. EF Presbyterian Church Spurlock The Valley Church Pershing Eldorado Knoxville High School Chapman Plymouth Church Fldorado Chamness Christian Church J. B. Lyman Dick den Adel Re. A. C. Droz Leon Miller Emphas John R. Mott Association County Winfield Scott Hall al College Hall Harvey Melcher Plaesantville E. W. Brandenberg Foster Okiboji Farm Bureau C. E. Atkinson

Safety habit at crossings urged by rail tests

Rail safety drive reports under 10 percent of drivers check both ways before crossing. Many accidents occur on double tracks when a driver after waiting for a train sees none from the opposite direction and proceeds. The message warns to stop when in doubt, to shut off gas, and to remember life is worth more than money.

Miss Hazel Coutts Visits Des Moines Legislature Clerk

Miss Hazel Coutts of Grinnell spent over the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. A. Droz. A former Monroe teacher who once lived with the Droz family, she has wintered in Des Moines working as a clerk in the legislature.

Hazel Coutts Grinnell

Congressmen urge forest conservation plan in letter

Ohio congressman Martin L. Davey urges U S Senate select committee on reforestation to buy waste land for reforestation, place lumber under Forest Service control, tax consumption on lumber, lift taxes on growing timber, reforest watershed areas, and create national forests with game preserves. He argues for a broad national conservation program to avert a looming lumber famine and water shortages.

Martin L. Davey Ohio Charles L. McNary U.S. Senate the Chronicle United States Senate Washington, D. C U. Forest Service Senate U. S. Forest Service Col. Greeley United States Forest Service Gifford Pinheat Pennsylvania Columbus City Scioto Rio Scioto River

Frank De Wit Coming to Pella

Henry De Wit formerly of St. Charles has bought out his brother in De Wit Bros. Co. and will locate in Pella after May 1. F. N. De Wit will move to Pella near his mother in ill health. He will devote his time to the Coats Steamer agency for Jasper and Marion counties. He has been active in Prairie City public work and will be missed. Henry comes well recommended and is welcomed to the city.

Henry de Wit St. Charles de Wit Bros. & Co F. N. de Wit Pella Coats Steamer H. M. Bowans Jasper Marion Countie Prairie City Prairie City News

Infant Daughter of Van Hemert Dies at Home

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Van Hemert died at their home at 6 30 am Wednesday April 25 The child was born Saturday April 21 and lived only a few days A funeral service will be held at the home Thursday afternoon and interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery John Phillips a former resident died at his home in Rest Town Tuesday morning at about 68 He died of blood poisoning linked to an infection He was a former farmer southeast of Pella and later a hardware dealer in St Charles Survived by his wife and one daughter Funeral and interment were at St Charles today Thursday

W.S. van Hemert Oakwood Cemetery John Phillips Rest Town Phillips Pella St. Charles John de Cook de Cook

Death of Local Woman Mrs Kleindorst

Mrs Kleindorst died at her home northwest of town last Thursday evening after a brief illness caused by heart trouble. She was 60 and mother to 12 children, nine surviving. A short service was held Monday at her pastor’s house, followed by funeral at the Dutch Reformed Church in Sully and burial north of Pella beside her late husband. Two sons and a daughter are buried in the same cemetery.

Lynnville

In Appreciation of Our Dear Mother

Our hearts were saddened on Tuesday April 10 1928 at one twenty after one afternoon as we lost our dear mother. We thank relatives neighbors and friends for help during illness and death, and we submit to God who death all things well.

The Difference Between Mele and Jes Wand

The Difference. The difference between Mele and Jes wand, is that luck is what the other fellow gets, and reward is what comes to us.

Mele Jes Wand

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