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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

4

Church Notes for Holland and English Services

Third Reformed Church schedules morning and afternoon services with topics from Luke 10 20 Isaiah 63 5b and Zachariah 4 10a plus Sunday school and C E Society. First Christian Reformed Church lists services at 9 30 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm with themes on Gods grace the Holy Spirit and Paul as a pattern of mercy in both Holland and English.

Holland Zachariah Englsh C. E God Paul English

Christian Endeavor Day Service At National Society Anniversary

Morning service features anthem The Lord is My Rock and a sermon Prone to Hate. Evening service led by Senior C. B. society honoring Christian Endeavor Day. Program starts 7 30 with orchestra and special anthem Praise Ye the Lord. Lincoln's Birthday program on Feb 12 with patriotic numbers.

C. B. Society C. ©. Society Christian Endeavor C. E. Society C. E

HOUSES CAUSE TROUBLE IN HOGS VENTILATION KEY

Dr K W Stouder Iowa State College extension service veterinarian says improper hog housing causes most hog ailments such as swine flu and pneumonia. Proper ventilation in cold weather is essential and merely opening doors or windows creates drafts. Farmers should inspect barns. Bulletin 166 from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames provides guidance.

K. W. Stouder Iowa State College Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Ames

Seed potatoes from northern stock urged for Iowa 1922

C J Fitch of Iowa State College says Iowa growers must import seed potatoes from northern regions to secure a good 1922 crop. He notes 75 000 acres of early Ohios were badly damaged in 1921 and warns that unless last summer produced a strong crop, one quarter of the state's crop could be at risk. With 100 000 acres planted yearly, careful seed selection could save about a fourth of the crop. many growers should stock seed to hedge against another bad season.

Iowa C. J. Fitch Iowa State College Mr. Fitch

Booster Automobile Contest Closes in Pella and Leighton

The Pella Booster subscription contest has closed. Harry Milton of Pella won the Buick sedan prize while Andrew Brum mel of Leighton claimed the Overland. Cash prizes were awarded to Chris Kers bergen Cora Ver Ploeg Mrs N Van Hemert and Chris Rus.

Pella Harry Milton Andrew Brummel Leighton

WANTED Skilled girl for steady housework in Pella Iowa

Wanted ad seeks an experienced girl for housework and cooking at a modern home in Pella Iowa. Applicants should state age and if Dutch, provide contact with the Chronicle care at Home. Location described as small family and good place for the right party. Also sale notice for household goods at 401 W Second St. in Mrs Anna Hunts home.

Care Chronicle Pella Iowa Anna Hunt W. Second St Helen Johnston

Knoxville Men Fight Work on White Way

A public meeting in Knoxville discussed proposals from the Pella group. Resolutions were presented and passed then debated, with the chamber recommendation defeated by a large margin. The article criticizes confusion and urges better understanding among county residents who preserved some wealth during good years.

Knoxville Knoxville Chamber of Commerce Pella

Brinkman Memorial Planned at Central College

Rev A Van Arendonk returned from Cleveland where he visited Calvary Reformed church and learned of a Brinkman Memorial. The church has started the memorial at Central College and already contributed over $1000. Mr Brinkman was president of Central College board of trustees at his death.

A. van Arendonk Cleveland, CO Calvary Reformed Church B. F. Brinkman Brinkman Central College Central

Mortuary news from Pella and Los Angeles deaths

George Welch of Pella died at his sister’s home seven miles southwest of town at 3:00 Tuesday January 31 1922 aged 61 years 1 month 22 days after two strokes of paralysis. Funeral in Pella at M B E church at 1:00 p m Wednesday interment Oakwood. Gertrude Holst former Pella resident died in Los Angeles January 22 1922 aged 94. Funeral at home in Los Angeles following Tuesday service conducted by Rev George H Monkman.

George Welch Pella J. P. Durham George M. BE Oakwood Cemetery Gertrude Holst Los Angeles Calif Holst Yella Kruger Henry Holst Chicago Wm. M. Kruger California C. N. Cole Edward Middleton Josephine Holst

Mrs Anne De Raad Died In Pella After Short Illness

Mrs Anne De Raad died at her home in Pella at 3 00 a m Wednesday February 1 1922 aged 55 after a short illness with heart trouble She and her husband had moved to Pella only a few months ago from a farm near Cordova. She is

Anne de Raad Pella Cordova

Obituary Notice of Local Family Farewell Service

Family mourns a loved one survived by husband and grown children. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at 1:30 at the home and 2:00 at First Reformed Church with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.

First Reformed Church Oakwood Cemetery

Wood grain figures like roe and feather grain described

The American Forestry Magazine notes a figure called roe ribbon grain or feather grain appears in woods, especially tropical types. It shows narrow to broad longitudinal stripes caused by light reflection from layered structures, not actual color differences.

American Forestry Magazine

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Third Reformed Church First Christian Reformed Church Second Reformed Church Welch de Raad Des Moines Register Marion and Mahaska Counties Moline Art van Roekel Pella and Vicinity Louis A. van Roekel
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