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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

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Central College to Transfer to Reformed Church Plan

The Central College board and Des Moines College consider unifying Baptist educational work in Iowa under the Reformed Church. A seven-member committee will craft a plan to transfer Central College name, grounds, and endowment to the Reformed Church, with Des Moines College to follow, creating a single Baptist educational system in the state.

Des Moines Central’ ‘College Des Moinés- College Iowa Central College Central Central College Board Board of Trustees Central College Executive Committee Reformed Church Ami J. W Bailey H. J. Vanden Berg Y. T. van Niewaal J. H. Johnson J.B. Smith W. F. Crew Board of Education Northern Baptist Convention B. F. Brinkman Bev. Vennema Reformed ‘Church The Pella American Baptist Education Society Des Moines College American Baptist ‘Education Society Board of the Education Society Central” Board J. W. Bailey J. N. Dunn I. J. Ketman B. F. Patt R. R. Sadler Baptists J. Ww. Balley

Sherman Found Guilty In Bank Wreck Case

Sherman, one of two brothers charged with wrecking the Sully Bank, was found guilty in Newton district court of obtaining money under false pretenses. The maximum punishment is seven years. The Shermans allegedly used official connections to substitute worthless stocks for bank assets. the bank failure occurred nearly two years ago. Sentencing was postponed to January 8.

Sherman Quilty L. H. Sherman Sully Bank Newton Frank Sherman Sully. Bank Shermans Atorneys

New Year Church Events and Revival Fund Report

A church outlines a watch night service from 8 until midnight with hourly focuses on Epworth League, music, Sunday school, and general church interests. A Sunday school institute runs Saturday to Tuesday with sermons on Bible-school work and a revival report details finances, disbursements, and a request to refund part of the offering to support community work.

Epworth League Wton Stown Cour District Suncday Bible-school Church

Community Men's Meeting at Second Reformed Church

A community men's gathering invites every man in Pella to attend at the Second Reformed church Sunday afternoon. The committee will report on organizing plans, Mr. Isaac LeCocq of Wichita Kansas will address, with a fine address and fellowship promised.

Second Reformed Church Pella Isaac LeCocq Wichita Kans

City Boys and Men Gather for Jan 6 Meetings

A series of Jan 6 gatherings are planned in Pella. An Older Boys meeting for ages 15 to 20 will be at the college auditorium at 2 p m led by Harry Goodrich of Des Moines. A mass meeting for men and older boys follows at 7 30 p m in the Second Reformed church. A union prayer meeting for women and girls is set for 7 30 p m in the Baptist church led by Miss Elizabeth Graham.

H. J. Vanden Berg College Auditorium Harry Goodrich Des Moines Pella Goodrich Second Reformed Church Women’s Union Baptist Church Elizabeth Graham

Bazaar at Boagard's Millinery hosts mission circle sale

The Mission Circle of the Third Reform church holds an all day bazaar on Saturday January 1 at Bo gaard's Millinery featuring needlework for sale and served lunches. Profits go to missions. Also mentioned are visits by I Lewis of Waterloo and Miss Carrie Clark of Jefferson to their parents.

The Third Reformed Church Bogaard Lewis, Clark Waterloo Carrie ‘Clark Jefferson Mas Clark

Christmas Celebrations In Pella Include Church Programs And Festive Lights

Christmas was observed in Pella with stores closing early and many staying open in the afternoon. Churches hosted programs with a Bethlehem pageant and surprise acts, while offerings benefited missions and an orphanage in Maywood. Residents gathered for tree lighting, gifts, and family reunions despite a chilly wind. Some artful lamps were stolen from town trees, prompting local chagrin.

Pella Second Reformed Church Bethlehem Baptist Sunday School Maywood First Reformed Church Women’s Federated Club Santa Claus

New Year P D Hours at Local Post Office

New Years Day hours announce one morning city delivery and no rural delivery. The delivery and stamp window opens 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Pella Dog Tax Notice for 1916 Tax Deadlines

City owners of dogs in Pella are notified that the dog tax is due January 1, 1916. A payment before February 1 costs 1.00 dollars, while after that date the tax rises to 1.50 dollars. H. J. Brom, City Marshall.

Pella H. J. Brom City Marshall

Fair Meeting Between Stockholders and Citizens at Pella

The Pella District Fair invites stockholders and interested citizens to a meeting at City Hall Pella Iowa at 130 pm on Thursday January 6 1916 The notice names C Dieleman president A W DeBruyn secretary and mentions George Lankelma recently returning from Iowa City after pneumonia studies at the State University The text also briefly notes cloaks for sale at one price and an advertisement by H D Wormhoud

Pella Iowa George Lankelma Iowa City The State University Hale Price D. ‘Wormhoud

Obituary Notices from Pella District December 1915

A sequence of death notices and funeral details for local residents including Donal Adrian Donat Mrs R J VanDrimmelen VerSteeg Baas and others. Reports list ages, dates, surviving relatives, funeral times, and Oakwood cemetery interments with local pastors cited.

Best Of Kyne's Work On Screen At Electric Palace

Harvey Gates joins Universal City staff and adapts Peter B. Kyne's The Long Chance for the Electric Palace. The Saturday Evening Post writer is praised for his screen adaptation, with Edward J. Le Saint producing the film featuring Frank Keenan on Saturday night.

Kyne Harvey Gates Universal City Frank Keenan Electric Palace Theater Peter B. Kyne Saturday Evening Post Edward J. le Saint

Hard Luck With Booze And A Stolen Dog

A man hid whiskey and a dog in a barn buggy for Christmas. The dog and three quarts of whiskey vanished on Friday evening. A trail led to a nearby house and pointed to a local youth as a suspect, but no recovery or dog fate is known.

Albia

Knights of Pythias Officer Election Held

The Knights of Pythias annual election of officers was held Tuesday evening with results including J. H. Reuvers, J. W. Boyd, C. Schreiner, P. I. Stubenrauch, K. Rk, Bauman, M. A. Ww, H. Gezel, M. W. H. Sadler, M. E. Ww, B. Stout, and I. G. The voting completed with a full slate of officers elected.

J. H. Reuvers—c J. W. Boyd C. c. Was Schreiner P. I. Stubenrauch Kk. Rk Bauman—M. A H. Gezel M. W

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