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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

3

Nearby Towns and Rural Visitors Report

James Steenhock visited at his brother Naldo's home on Monday. Ralph Van Rheenen called on relatives in the Cornelius Willemsen home near Pella. Mrs George Hendricks and daughter Margaret visited Lynnville Friday. Andrew Schippers visited last week in William Schippers home. Andrew Dykhuis and wife visited Oskaloo sa Tuesday. Mrs Freeman Hendricks visited Newton Friday. Many locals attended the Old Settlers celebration in Monroe Thursday. Rain improved the bleak conditions locally. Henry Marks visited the James Steenhoek home Sunday. Mrs Henry Van Rheenen and daughters Magelene Irene visited Agnes Mathes Sunday.

James Steenhock Naldo Ralph van Rheenen Cornelius Willemsen Pella George Hendricks Margaret Lynnville Andrew Schippers William Schippers Andrew Dykhuis Oskaloosa Freeman Hendricks Newton Monroe Henry Marks James Steenhoek Henry van Rheenen Magelene Irene Agnes Mathes Joe Rozeboem Gerald James C. H. Bogaard John Korver Willing Workers Society of the Reformed Church Lucile Ver Ploeg Neva Veenstra Leighton Theodore Vander Hoek Evergreen Cemetery Junior de Bruin Raymond Esther Overbergen Freda den Burger Lavalle Graber C. Sedrel Anie Korver Catherina Beulah A. W. van Haafren

Leighton Residents Share Visiting Guests and Community Events

Leighton area families hosted and visited across the past week with gatherings at De Jong and De Reus homes, a Mecinders reunion in Leighton, and attendance at funerals and church services. Local residents traveled to Chicago for the World’s Fair and shared church and social activities with neighbors and relatives.

Sunday visits and local greetings in Earl Northcutt and Rouw households

Taintor Landau Hull visited Earl Northcutt Sunday. Madison Hull and son Clair called on Mrs. A. B. Rouw. Ray Cranston and Qlene Cranston etc visited Oskaloosa. Rex Craver and Erlyne Northcutt returned from Penn College in Oskaloosa. Several families, including Kuyper and Vander Beek relations, visited Mrs. A. B. Rouw and others. Everett Rouw helps John Vander Beek. G M Garver suffered a forehead gash from an axe while chopping wood last Tuesday.

Landau Hull Earl Northcutt Madison Hull Clair A. B. Rouw Ray Cranston Qlene Cranston Erlyne Northcutt Rex Craver Penn College Oskaloosa Wm. Rouw Albert Ernest Gradys Ku

Sully Notes Births, Visits, and Local Events

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Geeven on August 16. Sully residents attended the Lynnville Old Settlers event, visited relatives in Walker and Oskaloosa, and the Sully Aces won two kitten ball games in Toledo against Tama. Dale Braley hosted at Kellogg. several local residents attended the Sully area activities and notable church events. The death of Mrs Tunis Neels in Oskaloosa was reported, with family ties to Sully. Several families planned trips to Oquawka Illinois for the motorcycle hill climb and a World’s Fair visit in Chicago.

John van Roekel L. van Roeckel John de Trenger J. A. de Jong Amaryllis Edna Neels Dorothy de Boer A. C. de Jong T. A. van Haafteen Irene W. A. van Haaften Anna N. F. Grandia Beacon J. de Bruin Oskaloosa Herman Hasselman Leighton John Westerkamp Barnes City Chicago A. P. Hasselman Pella John Geeven Herman Bruxvoort Orange City Brand Bruxvoort Dick Jansen Grand Rapids Mich Sully Lynnville Old Settlers Sully Aces Toedo Tama Toledo Dale Braley Kellogg Lee Perry Stanley Wood Des Moines Vettrans’ Hospital Helen Perry Newton A. W. Willander Vernon Robert Renaud Walker Walker Old Settlers Tunis Neels Neels Peter “Wank Leonard Braam Lawyersville N. Y Sam de Kock Strnckney S. D Wallace Kling Everett Verners Oquawka Jil Loren Eldridge Lila Jean Mary Shutts Alice Shutts Edina William van Engelenberg Dick van Zant Edith Timmons Lee Kent Emma ‘Holds

The Salvation Army Expands to Eighty Countries

The Salvation Army now operates in eighty countries and colonies. Also, Chronicle office offers 500 sheets of yellow second sheets for forty cents.

The Salvation Army Chronicle

Paris Interlude at Princess Oskaloosa set for Aug 26

A film version of All Good Americans arrives at the Princess Theatre Oskaloosa for three days starting Sunday August 26. Madge Evans stars as an American fashion writer in Paris with Otto Kruger Robert Young Una Merkel and a large cast in a comedy romance filmed amid Lindbergh era Parisian landmarks.

Madge Evans Robert Young Otto Kruger Una Merkel Ted Healy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Paris Princess Oskaloosa Princess Theatre Oskaloosa New York Lindbergh

Local News Wrapup from Sully Area Activities

Worth last Thursday and Friday Rev E E Vanden Berg visits in Muscatine at his son Sam Vanden Berg home. Sully 4 H sewing exhibit judged by Cornie Welle Sam Van den Berg Will Perry. Prizes given to Rozendaal Wisgerhof Conover Vander Pol Sherman Halblom. Sally 4 H girls with leader Gladys Howell at Jasper County Achievement Show Newton.style show Monday. A son born to Cornelius Van Soelen on August 13. Welle and Hattie Smith visit Toledo to see Sully Tama game.

Henry Welle Hattie Smith Toledo

Production Control Taught In The Bible Controversy

A Wallace Farmer article discusses farmers grappling with the agricultural adjustment program. It notes Christian doubts about restricting production and cites Leviticus 25 while contrasting views from business interests. The Chronicle editors defend rest for the land, prioritizing farm boys over pigs and criticizing anti program messaging.

South Drouth The Christian Herald Iowa Moses Mount Sinai Israel Palestine

Farm Debt Advisory Committee helps farmers with debts

The Marion County Farm Debt Advisory Committee offers free help to farmers facing farm or chattel mortgage pressures. Governors and federal partners support services, advising on debt adjustment and Federal Land Bank loans. Meetings announced by county officers or the paper, urging prompt action. An anniversary service in New Brunswick on Sept 30 precedes a dedication and tablet unveiling at Rev. Frelinghuysen's old parsonage in Raritan.

Marion County Farm Debt Advisory Committee Herring Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council H. L. Bowman Board of Foreign Missions Seminary Presiding First Reformed Church Churches of New Brunswick The Presbyterian Church Protestant Episcopal Church United Choirs John Frelinghuysen Raritan Early School For

The Work of the Sunday School Union

The American Sunday School Union urges a return to the Lord amid modern distress. The call echoes Amos, urging people to seek the Lord to avoid doom, condemning sin and urging acceptance of divine mercy through the Creator who turns darkness into light. H L Van Dellen signs as S S Missionary.

The American Sunday School Union Amos H. Ll. van Dellen S. S

New Brunswick Theological Seminary to Mark 150th Anniversary

The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America in New Brunswick New Jersey prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary next October. Delegates from eastern and western seminaries and Europe will attend events across October 2 and 3 featuring addresses on theological education, graduates, foreign missions, Rutgers connections, and celebrations at Second Reformed church Sage Library Woodrow Wilson hotel Kirkpatrick College and Rutgers University venues.

The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church In America New Brunswick New Jersey United States Eastern Theological Seminaries Europe Second ‘Reformed Church Edward S. Worcester George W. Richards Lancaster Sage Library Woodrow Wilson Hotel First Reformed Church Frederick Berg Samuel M. Zwemer D. D New Jersey College For Women Kirkpatrick College Rutgers University W. H. S. Demarest General Synod Presiding Rutgers University Gymnasium Albert W. Bevan Colgate- Rochester Theological’ Seminary William S. Chamberlain Reformed

Advertising preferences from Oklahoma publisher insights

The Los Angeles Advertising Club report, published in an Oklahoma Publisher, surveys consumer wants in ads. It cites percentages: trust in testimonials low at 78 percent, substitutes dislike at 82 percent, preferring truth price and quality, educational value at 93 percent, and illustrations favored at 91 percent. It notes filters for salespeople knowledge, price statements, and caution on suggestive imagery and comic ads.

Los Aneles Advertising Club Oklahoma Minnesota Press

Lawyer Defends Dog By Saying It Only Put Teeth In Law

A lawyer defending a dog that bit an enforcement officer argued the animal was merely putting teeth into the law. Reports note bizarre cuisine like giraffe tail soup and rhinoceros tongue in certain African regions.

Africa

Baby on New York subway car card promotes soap

A baby pictured on a subway car card in New York drew yawns from onlookers and inspired a newspaper column to remark that everyone who looked at the baby yawned. The stunt supported a well known 99.44 per cent pure soap and invites readers to try yawning on friends.

New York

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