Church Notes and Sunday Services Across Local Congregations
Christian Union announces services at M. E. church Pel la on Sunday February 7 with Sunday School at 9 45 and preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m led by Rev N D Gordon An invitation is extended First Christian Reformed led by Rev J De Haan lists Lord's Day services at 9 30 a m 1 80 p m and 7 30 p m including sermons The Fifth Prayer and The Be Lever's Glorification in Holland plus an English sermon Joy and Pleasures about music as moral uplift at the Baptist church services Sunday at 9 30 10 45 and 7 30 with the Sentence Sermon on music as a moral instrument quoted from Ruskin
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M. E
Pella
N. D. Gordon
First Christian Reformed
J. de Haan
Holland
English
The
Baptist Church
Ruskin
The Study of Mankind sermon series and choir notes
A sermon series will explore imagination and memory with a morning sermon by the pastor and the Junior Choir performing an anthem titled Still, still with Thee. The C. E. society meets at 6 30 led by Margaret Le Cocq and Edna Boat.
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C. E. Society
Margaret le Cocq
Edna Boat
Central Defeated by State Teachers
Central lost its second conference game last Saturday night to State Teachers before a packed house. Hoogeveen led Central and Horton paced State Teachers as the visitors pulled away after a slow start. Central failed at the line, missing 11 of 15 free throws, with 38 total points by the end. The Valentine’s Place ad follows, offering valentines and mottoes from 1 cent to 2 dollars.
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Central
State
Hoogeveen
Horton
Correspondent backs Corn Growers' Association in Iowa letter
Mitchellville Iowa January 29 1926 the Pella Chronicle editor as the writer defends the Corn Growers Association saying meetings draw small crowds and the farmer himself bears fault for apathy he asserts corn prices drive land values not hog prices and questions where farmers buy corn while calling the organization sound and cooperative.
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Mitchellville
Iowa
Pella Chronicle
Corn Growers’ Association
Mortuary Notices from Pella Area Dated January 1926
Funeral reports detail the deaths of Mrs. John F. E. Van Zee at 28 years old and Mrs. Dirk Pos at 93. Van Zee's services occurred in Pella with church burial at First Christian Reformed Cemetery. Pos, who lived with her children the Van Spanckeren family, died after bedfast illness. services were at Van Spanckeren home and interment at Oakwood Cemetery. the piece notes four generations photographed on her last birthday and lists multiple survivors.
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van Zee
John F. E. van Zee
Pella
Fred van Zee
First
Christian Reformed Church
Christian Reformed
John de Prenger
J. H. H. van Spanckeren
John de Jong
Emporia
Kans
Fred Ulrich
Denver
Colo
P. van Sittert
Pos
van Spanckeren
Oakwood Cemetery
Grape Culture Tips For A Small Vineyard
Horticulture article by A P Verploeg outlines site selection with slope, soil type, and protection. It details deep rooting, planting depth, 45 degree angle, 8 foot spacing, row width, first year trimming to 3-4 buds, and subsequent single strong shoot. It covers trellis setup, wire heights, soft twine, fan formation, and why recurving aids fruiting. After 4–5 years prunes to two buds, fall or spring timing, burning prunings, and managing grape cane borer.
Marion County Y M C A Secretary Third Quarter Report
The Marion County Y M C A Secretary’s report covers September 1 to December 31, 1925. It lists Hi Y meetings, leadership conference attendance, pioneer groups formed, talks to schools and churches, Father and Son Banquets, interviews with pastors and leaders, board and committee meetings, and finances raised. It notes visits to Des Moines and Ames for state conferences and previews plans for sex education lectures by Dr Winfield Scott Hall and upcoming Friendship campaigns and a Girl Reserves district conference.
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Marion County Y. M. C. A
Hi Y
Father & Son
U. S. Hospital
Neparg
Hove
Dubuque
Buena Vista
Iowa
Newton
Ames
Marion County
Des Moines
Winfield Scott Hall
County Secretary submits notice for Knoxville meeting
In a brief filing O. E. Atkinson County Secretary announces a meeting to be held in Knoxville in the latter part of February. The notice emphasizes formal submission and organizational role in the event.
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Knoxville
O. E. Atkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Union
Second Reformed Church
Bisec SH
Chronicle Office
Pella Motor Co
Dodge
Peace St
Maytag
Main St
Henry Rozenberg
P. H. Stubenrauch
Side Square
Chronicle
Chicago
P. O. Box
Ilinois
Square
Lincoln School
Sheaffer
Frances Douwstra
John Kelderman
Neifert
Byers
Tandy
Morrison
D. Harshbarger
J. Harshbarger
McCormick
Drake
Central Ray
the Book Shop
FT. F
I Beyers
Rowland
FT. F. Horton
F Peers Et
Pate
Ibd
H’rger
Mughes
Hreer
G Moran
A. P. Verploegh
Rivola Theatre
Oskaloosa, Iowa
New York
FOX News
Masonic Theatre
Nanette
America
Kroehler
Jacquard
Hathaway
Rockford
Chelsea
Oskaloosa
Oppenheimer-Alsop CO
Southeastern
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