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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
The morning sermon discusses Hebrews and works, while the evening program features Handel's Messiah with special soloists and choirs. Four major choruses will be performed, including Hallelujah and Comfort ye my People, with contributions from A D Versteeg Sipkema Liggett Bruins and others.
The three youngest Faculty members hosted a dinner in Domestic Science rooms with Christmas themed decorations and a jolly talk by Dr. Hoffman as the College Glee club serenaded outside. Mrs Halbert and Miss Graham entertained Hall girls, week of prayer boosted attendance and inspiration. College closes December 16 and returns January 3. The College Band performed at the High School last Monday at 9 30, with a thirty minute program the Glee club sang two selections Loyde Hillyer, in second year as director, steers a fine band. Marguerite Temple and Eleanor
Fragmentary OCR mentions neighbors pulling up rotted items and aizen from 100 of them. It notes a rush at clubs reptiles possibly terminating, snakes wintering on a stump, and a large collection of snake CBS5 in evidence.
A fragment from a bygone issue notes that girls associated with the Y W sold apples on Wednesday. The sparse text offers few details beyond the activity and day.
Knoxville Journal discusses expenditures on primary roads, urging readers to remember that road improvements are funded by automobile taxes and government road aid. The author argues road projects provide employment and better infrastructure, and stopping such work would not reduce car taxes.
OCR fragment lacks identifiable names places or dates. Text is too damaged to infer a concrete event or notice.
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