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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
4
A church column discusses societal solutions, contrasting governmental, economic, and eugenic approaches with emphasis on education, character, and religion. It calls for support of moral stability and family loyalty, urging worship attendance at local churches on Sunday with service times.
Central Standard Time 484 Meters lists Sunday August 5 to Saturday August 11 with Sacred Chimes Concert Church Service and baseball scores. Erwin Swindell P. S. C. Orchestra Evelyn Griffin and Catharine O'Brien perform. Daily market quotes weather forecasts and educational talks also appear. No Tuesday evening broadcast per Tri City agreement.
The Conservatory fountain donated by the Excelsior Club is installed atop the stairs. Letters from Marguerite Temple express eagerness to meet new students this fall, with Miss Temple a music major junior. Various faculty and students, including Wilda Vander Pol and Delwin, report trips, concerts, and a downtown accident on Broadway and Peace streets where a large electric pole was damaged. Families visit, summer work continues, and the Bruins plan a month-long Michigan-Holland tour ending near 24 East 13th Street.
The notice lists residents and families preparing trips and visits this summer. T. Plette, Klaus Gesselink, and the Gesselink party head to Sioux County for ten days of leisure. Uncle Billy Young announces a birthday party on August 7. George and Dorothy Baitsell plan a Cadillac trip from New Haven to Sunnyside in late August, visiting along the route. Local clubs meet, election of officers occurs, and a car damage report is filed with a call for return of property.
Mrs Andrew De Graaf suffered burns after stepping onto a wooden lid over a boiling soap kettle in a basement. She fell in, burning a thigh, hands and arms, with lye worsening the injuries. Family and friends express sympathy and hope for no serious complications.
Olivier M W Olivier aged 79 died at 1 30 a m Thursday August 2 1928 at his East Third Street home after brief illness heart trouble. Survived by wife two daughters and five sons. Funeral at home Saturday 1 00 p m and at Second Christian Reformed church 1 30 p m Interment Oakwood Cemetery
A fragmentary poetic note extols the ardor and heat of inner passion. The lines celebrate the brain and soul on fire and the exhilaration found in intense effort and emotion.
A poetic ode praising labor as life’s backbone, celebrating the spirit of work shaping earth and country. It extols the value of effort, the dignity of labor, and a broad, unified vision where all toil contributes to a grand national dream. The piece thanks God for a world where none may shirk and for the splendor of work.
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