Miss Annie M Wells sails for Western China mission
A long string of local notices includes Miss Annie M Wells of Shenandoah leaving for Vancouver and then to Western China to serve as a missionary. The item weaves through accidents, bankruptcies, and civic notes, highlighting figures from Des Moines to Hampton and events across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Wells
Shenandoah
Vancouver
B. C
China
Gerald Whelan
Elma
Charles Osgood
Des Moines
Dwight Davis
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Japan
University of
Lamont
O. L. Schaffer
Altoona
W.B. Shreve
Harrison County
Wool Growers’ Pool
Logan
Northwestern Railroad
Central College News and Recitals Update
Local notes from Central College include registration on September 12 and 13 with classes starting September 14. Prof Sadler to present a pupil recital at Chapel Hall Friday August 26 at 3 PM, plus updates on cement walks and athletics. Lydia Hoffman birthday, new coach, and piano plans with Prof Sadler and Woodford. College orchestra plans and August bulletin details. Heemstras update from California. First Reformed Sunday school attendance reaches 500. George Francis Sadler recital list follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Chapel Hall
Elmer Ustermarkt
Leighton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Central College
Lydia Hoffman
Atletics
Central
Loyde Hillyer
Woodford
Heemstras
California
Len
George Francis Sadler
Moszkowski
Leonora Ballangee
Edith Kuyper
Lange Helen Brooks
The Young People’s Tour of Marion County
The Marion County Sunday School Association youth division toured August 19 with M Vander Linden Gradus De Kock Frances Vander Linden Harriet Frush and Rev Barr visiting S S leaders in Harvey Tracy Bussey Newbern Melcher Dallas. A storm hit near the end but they reached Knoxville for the night and returned via Oskaloosa. The County Young People’s Conference is planned for Knoxville the first week in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Division
Marion County Sunday School Association
M. Vander Linden
Gradus de Kock
Frances Vander Linden
Harriet Frush
Mr. Barr
Pleasantville
S. S
Harvey
Tracy
Bussey
Newbern
Melcher
Dallas
Marion County
Knoxville
Pella
Oskalooga
De Cook and Walpole to Wed in Thompson
The forthcoming marriage of David De Cook and Miss Elsie Walpole is announced for Saturday August 27 at two in the afternoon at the bride's parents home in Thompson Iowa. Miss Walpole a Northwestern University graduate and former Chicago public school teacher, will reside in Des Moines after the ceremony with the groom, a Swift & Co salesman. Harry De Cook brother of the groom will attend from Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Julian Dubuque
Iowa
State Executive Council
Henry Heeren
Southern District Lutheran Synod of
Wartburg College
Clinton
G. A. Fandrey
Chicago
H. Brueckner
Iowa City
W. Krebs
Rock Falls
G. L. Neumann
Aug. Decker
Streator
Board of Missions
H. Staehling
Danforth
Jil
S. J. Altheter
Peoria
W. W. Lynch
Benjamin Hudson
Sheridan Center
Mr. Lynch
Hudson
Lynch
Iowa Falls
Jefferson Highway
Dean Nagler
Bagley
Burns
A. W. Nagler
F. L. McIntyre
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Albion
Frank Payne
C. Gordon
Payne
Meekins
McIntyre
Frank Walters
Rock Island
County Sanity Commission
James O’brien
Walters
Altoona
C. G. Graham
O’brien
Young Walters
Richard ‘Cross
Charles City
Chateau Thierry
France
FM Doyen
de Cook- Walpole
David de Cook
S. de Cook
Elsie Walpole
Thompson
Walpole
Northwestern University
de Cook
Swift & Co. of
Harry de Cook
Pella
the Chronicle
Mr. de Cook
First Christian Reformed Church Notes and Local Jokes
Church notes from Holland report 9:00 a m service honoring the Lord and 1:30 p m missionary talk by J Bolt with an evening message on How to Come to the House of God. A humorous classroom exchange is noted about the decimal point and a photographer’s disdain. Chronicle office advertises carbon paper and second sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. Bolt
House of God
English
Mary
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W. F. Benzel
Rockford
Mason City
Benzel
T. J. B. Robinson
Hampton
United States
International Ecumenical Conference of the Methodist Church
London
Iowa State Capitol
Wabash
Malvern
Burlington
McMillan
Council Bluffs
Fairfield
Oscar Olson
Olds
Mt. Pleasant
Olson
Sumner Smith
Tom Murphy
Plattsmouth
Leonard T. Benjamin
Algona
Benjamin
Mystic Workers of the World
Mary B. McMade
Paul CG. Benjamin
Ralph Benjamin
State
J. L. Townsend
Sioux City
John H. Burns
Townsend
Wilfred Fields
Arthur Fields
Bague
Thelma
Hoog
Edith Kyger
Emma Reeverts
Leonora Ballengee
Waltz
Janon
Ronald
Lange
Thome
Louis’ Reeverts
Hesser
Dorothy Gambell
Waltz of the Flower Fairies
Crosby
Marjorie Baron
Kohler
Alberta Gambell
Betty Jane Bruinekool
Harold Vander Muelen
Tillie Beerends
Switzerland
Lange Margaret Vande Voort
Waltz - J and Ketterer
Marion Frush
Callijo
Catherine Taylor
the Owl and the
Pussy-Cat
de Koven
Hunten
Magdelene Kuyper
Sullivan
Mendelssohn
Harriet Flush
Rock Island Train Service
Easth
Worth
eUewa Pe Ae
Howell, Iowa
Mast
Chronicle
J-Reynolds Tobacco Co
Wissten-Salem,n.c
Vander Linden
W. C. Verploeg
Ames Graduate Veterinarian
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler
Main Street
DR. C. 1
Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
J. JI. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
A. J. Visser
Franklin St
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
Vander Zyl Bros
Glasges
Wagner's
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