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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1923

Page

13

Second Reformed and Baptist Church Notes and Local Events

Church notes detail morning choir anthems and solos, Christmas program plans, and Sunday School exercises at 7:30 with a 6:30 Young People's meeting. Des Moines theater review critiques performances of Canio in Pagliacci and Madame Butterfly, noting attendance issues and transportation limits.

Second Reformed Church Jesus Herod The Baptist Church T. J. Dykstra First Christian Reformed Church Holland Des Moines

Cordova Notes Highlight Local Movements and Accident

J M Hart was a Knoxville caller Monday. H C Williamson drove to Knoxville Monday evening. R M Hart visited Knoxville Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Otey Wiers traveled to Knoxville Tuesday afternoon. Charles Houck near Cordova was badly hurt Tuesday when a falling tree limb fractured bones. R M Hart J M Hart Joe Muilenburg and Clarence Bricker hauled coal Wednesday fearing a storm, only to find it milder. Emma Shilling returned home Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Shilling. Mr and Mrs R M Hart dined with Mr and Mrs George Daily Wednesday. Mrs Roy Shilling checked on Mrs Charlie Ford who is sick.

Jess Mikesell Knoxville Otey Wiers Jess Mikesel Bert Vande Kieft Oakley Calman Charles Houck Cordova R. M. Hart J. M. Hart Joe Muilenburg Clarence Bricker Emma Shilling Mrs Roy Shilling Charlie Ford

Writing Tools Gain Ground in Schools and Offices

Writing their way and doing it efficiently too. The Fountain Pen and the Eversharp Pencil are a necessity today both in school and office.

Grand Opera at Des Moines Night Two Operas Performed

The Central Ray reports two San Carlo Grand Opera Company concerts in Des Moines on Saturday. Cavalleria Rusticana in one act starred Elda Vettori as Santuzza with strong voice and acting, while Pagliacci in two acts delighted the audience with Nedda and Canio amid vivid costumes and stage setting. Conductor Aldo Franchetti led the performances with Prologue and Act I detailing the lover plot and jealous rage.

Canio Silvio Pantaloon Columbine Harlequin Nedda Anna Fitziu Sofia Charlebois Max Kaplick Cavelleria Rusticana Yinlio Fregosi Tonio Ludovico Tomarchio San Carlo Grand Opera Company Pagliacci Anna Fitzin Giulio Fregosi Amedeo Baldi Aldo Franchetti Montebanks Man

Non Freezing Mixtures and Lubrication Note

A set of ratios shows how water and alcohol mixtures freeze at low temperatures. Ninety percent water with ten percent alcohol freezes near 25 degrees Fahrenheit. Eighty percent water and twenty percent alcohol around 10 degrees. Seventy percent water and 80 percent alcohol near 6 degrees. Sixty percent water to forty percent alcohol freezes about 20 degrees. A brief remark notes lubrication helps during overhaul.

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