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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
7
Community events roundup notes a Missionaries Day service at Third Church for Re Cornice De Bruin and daughter Joye, who plan to sail August 31 to India with stay in Holland en route. several local groups report meetings, picnics, and parties across August with guest speakers and prayers.
Evening worship at the church is announced with a message to the congregation. The text references a ser vice and a General Servier style announcement for service time. The readable fragment confirms an evening worship event.
Saturday evening at 745 Rev Paul Rippee speaks on Daniel chapter 12. Sunday morning worship at 10 45 with Rev Rippee delivering the sermon. Evening program at TAB features a musical program and fire themed message marking his farewell meetings.
Morning prayers and afternoon service described as conducted in Holland language with an evening note referencing Jacob's Pen and The Keys of.
The March Our Hope issue presents a dense devotional verse on the atonement and ransom paid for humanity, with images of celestial awe, eclipse, and cosmic cost. It contrasts sacred sacrifice with human moral need and notes a final line about vitamin A needs in later life.
A compiled piece notes the largest U S submarine at 16 feet, later V boats at 41 feet and 2164 tons. training stations in Virginia. Navy libraries loaning over a million books yearly. California flagship Haul Force Bancroft actor in Manila Bay. Byrd ice boxes at South Pole. insurance to silver dollars circle the earth twice. ship nicknames including Utah Salt Lake City Louisville and Chicago. Commodore Perry’s Lake Erie victory and a $26000 Pennsylvania appropriation to restore goodwill.
The article traces Marion County coal mining from early notes of coal at Coalport and Liberty township through the 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights key mines and companies such as Flagler No.6, Oak Hill Mage ler, Swan, No.11, C. K. mine, Mammoth Vein near Everist, and Consolidated Coal Company. It notes shifts from slope to electricity powered operations, the rise of Everist and Red Rock mines, large producers like the Empire and Pershing ventures, later strip mining, and the ongoing importance of coal to the county with trucking replacing rail.
Open Forum letters criticize Milo Reno and the AAA policy critics as unwilling to cooperate. One writer praises constructive cooperation by “bird dogs” while others mock Reno, comparing him to a school kid and accusing him of hypocritical actions in relation to hog contracts and AAA protests.
Local writer notes a surge in home and yard improvements in Pella as more residents plant shrubs and flowers this year, marking a favorable trend in community upkeep and curb appeal.
A collage of science tidbits notes that the 200 inch telescope disk cooled in Corning missed flood destruction by seven feet. It reports on hydrogen interacting with female hormones, pulmonary edema, corncob chemicals, early cancer death rates, a Texas boy's sunstroke, and a sea level air molecule fact. Four men arrested for poultry theft were sentenced to Fort Madison penitentiary.
W S Van Hemert, named Vice-President Ex-Service Club, presided at a Rural Carriers convention. About 60 friends and family helped celebrate his birthday with a camp gathering as over 1,000 carriers and wives attended the event. From this area, George Gerel Nick Meppelinie and WS Van Hemert and spouses were present.
Marion County Age Pension board will hold its regular meeting at the courthouse in Knoxville next Tuesday with an all day session. Those with matters to transact with the board are asked to be present at that time. Astronomers note dust storms like those on Mars are common.
The report notes tobacco blindness is rare among street smokers but more common in pine smokers. Doctor Ewing of New York suspects the illness is not widely acknowledged and cites limited cases.
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