Sermon topics and church notes from 1913 services
The notice lists morning and evening sermon subjects at Baptist and Second Reformed churches, then outlines Methodist meetings for the week, teacher training for Sunday schools with dates and instructors, a brief incident at Stilwell, and memorial resolutions for Emma Rempe. It also mentions new winter term students, a Choral Club concert, and early Christmas vacation dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth
Epworth League
Second Reformed Church
R. R. Beard
F. M. Frush
Zedekiah
Judah
Ultra Violet Rays
VanAaken
Mayor Stilwell Shot in Hamilton Street Tragedy
On a Hamilton street Tuesday afternoon Mayor John Stilwell was shot in the neck by Waldo Mitchell, 32, later fatally turning the revolver on himself. Mitchell, son of John Mitchell, once an inmate at the State Hospital for inebriates, died instantly. Stilwell’s wound was reported not dangerous the previous night.
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Hamilton
Waldo Mitchell
John Stilwell
Stilwell
John Mitchell
College recital by Prof Sadler students at auditorium
Tuesday evening December Sth Prof Sadler presents a group of students in recital at the auditorium. The program starts at eight o'clock and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Sadler
Surprise Party For Former Member At Monroe Home
On Monday November 24 the Sunday school class of Mrs Van Horsen held a surprise gathering for former member Mrs Jeanette Hanselman Kaldenberg at her Monroe home. The Tyseling Brothers drove the group, a delicious lunch was served at 3 30 p m and all left feeling the event a great success.
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van Horsen
Jeanette Hansel- Man-Kaldenberg
Monroe
Tyseling Brothers
Notice to Investors in Pella City Bonds
The City of Pella offers a bond issue for sale. Investors must notify the City Clerk by the 19th of the month if they wish to buy bonds. Bonds are in $500 denominations, five percent annual interest, paid semi-annually, tax exempt under state law. Delivery on January 2, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Birth of the Grand Canyon Explained by Volcanic Forces
In a discussion with Sir John Murray, the Royal Geographical Society president, the Grand Canyon is described as formed by severe volcanic action on both sides of a wide plain, leaving a central plateau that now forms the canyon. The account emphasizes immense natural forces shaping the Colorado feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Murray
Royal Geographical Society
Grand Canyon
The
Colorado
Grand Canyon born in ancient upheaval geology tale
An excerpt from Lesie's Weekly and New Orleans Times Democrat pieces recalls the Earth's crust splitting in a prehistoric upheaval that formed the Grand Canyon. It notes the inland sea covering much of North America, fossil oyster shells found in the canyon, and dates the event to modern times within twenty to thirty million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
American
Canyon
Sir John
Lesie
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Wormhoudt’s Clothing House
Wormhoudt
Clothing House
Baptist Church
Christ
Mitchell
Memoriam
Emma Rempe
Ebenezer Reformed
Leighton
Iowa
Leader
Pella Weekblad
Pella Chronicle
Hilda Grandia
Harriet van Zee
Jane Gosselink
Dr. Beyl
Aee
Eee
Holland
Hbrary
Sara BH. Gosselinke
College
Minnie
New Orleans Times
Democrat
Kipling
Cantab
Cambridge University
Rudyard Kipling
Barbour
Waterman
Michigan Gargoyle
J. H. Kuyper & Co
J. H. Ruyper
Edededes
Nate Ott
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