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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
6
The Pella public schools will start Monday, September 4, for the new year. Attendance is required for district residents aged 7 to 15 who have not finished eighth grade. Five-year-olds before January 1, 1984 may start kindergarten.
International Sunday School Lesson outlines a three part study on Samuel from I Samuel chapters 3 and 12 with devotional reading Psalm 125. It emphasizes a ministering child in the temple at age twelve and the responsive call by the Lord as Samuel learns to say Speak Lord for thy servant heareth guided by Eli.
The message contrasts talking to God with listening to Him, urging Samuel’s example of prompt obedience. It stresses that true prayer requires surrendering moments to God and discerning His call, then acting faithfully. It ends by recalling Samuel’s mature life and his clean record before Israel, questioning today’s public figures.
Not many, we fear. Samuel got a good start and maintained it through out his public career.
Keokuk County News reports a conflict near Delta when Gus Seivers hurled a tin can at an oil station. Wayne Beall drew a 32 calibre revolver and fired twice, wounding Seivers in the leg after the trucker and Tom Kiester returned to the scene. Seivers and Kiester were arrested. Seivers was treated by a local physician, Kiester jailed.
Kiester resident appeared before Judge Frank Bechly on Saturday and received a five year jail sentence for the charge of malicious mischief against him.
Sam Tolliver faced a charge of stealing chickens. The judge offered to have the case heard by a jury of peers or by the judge himself. Sam asked what peers meant and stated he preferred trial by the judge to avoid being tried by chicken thieves.
A small piece of butter added to rice or macaroni during cooking prevents boil-overs. The butter foams less, keeping pots calmer and stove tops cleaner.
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