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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

6

Iowa News Items of Interest Summary

Rural Montgomery county reports chicken thefts again this year while Alta votes to issue bonds up to 10000 for a city hall. Central Iowa Fair slated at Ames from September 18 to 21. many local developments include school contracts, church cornerstone layings, and rail rate changes.

Montgomery County Alta Ames Fair Grounds Cedar Rapids Hastings Neb O. H. Brunken Grundy County Iowa Impene Western Academy Hull

Mary and Martha Lesson of First Things First

International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses Mary choosing the better part in Luke 10 42 during Jesus visits in Bethany A focus on putting Christ first in daily thinking prayer study and planning to use earnings Honest contrasts with Martha’s anxious service and Mary’s devotion are drawn with references to Psalm 116 Proverbs 31 and Tennyson's In Memoriam The piece notes Mary’s foresight in anointing Jesus for burial and promises of reward for faithful service while urging priorities that honor the divine over worldly needs

Jesus Martha Mary Lazarus Bethany Moffat Christ Simon Tennyson Judas the Miser George Matheson Jesus Christ McFayden

Value of Service and the Costly Ointment

A reflection on Jesus teaching that acts of kindness to those in need honor him. The text discusses Mary’s costly ointment, its value per historical estimates, and the lesson that wholehearted service in God’s work matters more than the price paid. It urges students to perform small acts of service with genuine devotion.

Quieting Title Suit Over Land In Marion County Iowa

In Marion County Iowa Henry Van der Beek files a quiet title suit against Leendert Schakel and others to affirm ownership of farmland described as sections 21 and 22 in township 76 north range 18 west. The petition alleges 20 years of adverse possession and seeks final judgment to bar any claims by defendants, with appearance due by October 2 1923 at Knoxville Iowa or default will be entered.

Marion County Iowa Knoxville Pella

Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa

Notice filed in the Marion County District Court clerks office that a document purporting to be the last will of Jantjo Schimmel deceased is on file for hearing in October 1923 on October 2 1923 at which time interested parties may be heard. Blue Grass Iowa observes a community church youth program supervised by the pastor and wife offering dances hiking parties tennis movie shows basketball and regular services.

Wilkins Des Moines Roy D. Echiin Buena Vista College Flist Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls N. S Carpenter Hidera George C. Scott Hardin County Independence Notre Dame Seminary J. V. Curran Ottumwa Congress R. G. Kinsley McGregor State Polk Linn County The Red Cross Monroe County Iowa Polk County Greenwood Park Old Settlers’ Association Wapello County Secretary of Agriculture Peter Malcom State Department of Agriculture Adjutant General Lasher Stephen Leacock Iowa State ‘Teachers’ Association Iowa State College Ames State Board of Education Texas Fred Reincke Oelweth District Court of Marion County Jantjo Schimmel Walter Kester Knoxville Towa S. D. Henry Coon Rapids Blue Grass Henry

Tice and Straughan Celebrate Shared Birthday Surprise

Mr T D Tice of Pella and Mrs J W Straughan of this city shared July 27 as their birthday. A surprise party gathered 33 relatives from California, Missouri, Iowa, and nearby towns at Mrs Straughan’s home. Guests arrived with baskets of food for a noon cafeteria style meal, and the gathering included visiting, games, music, and best wishes for many happy returns.

T. D. Tice Pella J. W. Straughan Taintor New Sharon Mr. Tice Mrs. Straughan

Family Picnic At Newton Park Draws Sixty Relatives

A Newton park picnic was planned after a Sunday gathering at Mrs. Straughans. Mrs. O L McCauley and Miss Lottie Tice could not attend. Madison Tice’s children and grandchildren totaling about sixty enjoyed the day with siblings and kin in fine weather.

Newton O. L. McCauley Lottie Tice

Pella Markets Quoted by Farmers Co operative Exchange

Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange of Pella Iowa list hogs at 5.40 to 7.00 per hundredweight corn at 78 cents per bushel and oats and wheat prices not fully shown with cream noted as a separate line item.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa

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