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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1950

Page

6

Great Day of God Sermon Preached at Gospel Hall

Mr Pinches delivers a summary of the Great Day of God theme at Gospel Hall. The sermon explores the Day of God following a Millennium, the uncontainable power of God, and the destruction by the hydrogen bomb as a comparison. It argues the day will purge creation, bring new heavens and new earth, and grant eternal righteousness through Christ.

Pinches Gospel Hall McMahon Peter God Satan Christ

Farm Management Training School at Ames

A farm management training school for operators will be at Iowa State College February 14 16. Open to men and women living on and farming. capacity 300 to 400 persons. Six Farm Profit Principles plus budgeting topics to guide farming through 1950 and beyond. Cost 5.00 plus meals and lodging. Contact Leo Waggoner or Frances J. Constance for enrollment. wives may attend.

Iowa State College Leo Waggoner Frances J. Constance Mahaska County

Farm Management and Policy School Options Noted

The passage mentions two pathways for participation: enrolling in the farm management and policy school or joining a Special program arranged by the Division of Home Economics of the College. It outlines alternative routes for interested individuals.

Farm Management and Policy School Division of Home Economics College

Hawkeye soybeans urged for Iowa regions over Richland choice

Weber recommends Hawkeye soybeans for northern and central Iowa, citing 4 to 6 bushels per acre higher yield and taller plants with more oil than Richland. Hawkeye could replace Richland acreage, suit delayed planting in the south, and is advised for early May planting in extreme northern Iowa. Earlyana fits medium fertility soils in NE and northern Low, while Chief suits less fertile soils in southern counties.

Weber Towa Iowa

Benefit Payments To Towa Unemployed In January

Des Moines reports January unemployment benefits paid to Towa workers totaled 848,947 dollars, the highest monthly total in 12 years. 44,607 weeks compensated, average 19 dollars per week. Initial claims filed by about 13,260 town workers.

Towa Des Moines Towa Employment Security Commission Iowa

Homemakers Conference Invites Town and Rural Members

Homemakers of Town Country and Ames invite town and rural members to a two day home makers conference at Town State College on February 15 and 16. Dr John Anderson of the Institute of Child Welfare at the University of Minnesota will discuss youth. Clara Gebhard Snyder a Wheat Flour Institute home economist will demonstrate bread baking. Marjorie Garfield head of the Applied Art Department at Iowa State College will teach homemakers how to sew.

Towa Town State College John Anderson Institute of Child Welfare University of Minnesota Clara Gebhard Snyder Marjorie Garfield Iowa State College Lowa

ISU Banquet Set With Mixed Attendance and Overnight Stays

A banquet will be held Wednesday evening open to both men and women. Iowa State students will present the program. Overnight accommodations are available. arrangements may be made by calling Mahaska or Marion County Home Economists or upon arrival at the college.

Iowa State Mahaska Marion County

Ball Named President of Penn College in Kansas

Charles S Ball assumes duties as president of Penn College in Oskaloosa Kansas on Friday January 27 He remains based in Wichita where his wife and daughter Jacquel ine 10 reside Ball plans to return to Oskaloosa and Penn College in March to handle business and meet the community He is also the College Pastor and Bible professor at Friends University in Wichita and will continue teaching there this year.

Charles S. Ball Penn College Ball Friends University Witchita Kansas Penn Jaqueline Oskaloosa

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