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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
10
Revival meetings run March 1 to March 6 at the Church of the Open Bible led by Rev. Frank Somers, a Jamaica missionary of eight years. Services begin nightly at 7 30 p m with public invited to attend.
A fragment from a local Lynnville page lists church service times for Strong Churches and community groups including Evangelistic and Lutheran services, Catholic mass, and radio schedules. It also mentions area residents Roger and Tice starting a new ranch-style house, plus social notes on anniversaries, visits, and local club meetings.
George Hampel Jr. executive director announced Cerebral Palsy of Cent rowa raised 41,485 in a campaign begun January 16 with a door to door effort. Donations included 1 in Pella and 649.38 in Knoxville from business and wartime contributions.
A reader muses on biblical references to sheep and the symbolism of wool and purity. The piece weaves notes on horned rams, lambing, wool as clothing, the festival of shearing, and Isaiah’s prophecies linking sin to wool whiteness, concluding with a test of belief in cleansing by grace.
Lynnville notes announce the birth of Curtis Wayne Van I January 14 at Pella Community hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Ed Van Rees of Sully and Rachel Mites of Lynnville. Cecil Gertsma and Fred Johnson families visited Sidney De Vries and Susie Longaker in New Sharon as they plan to spend winter months in California.
Sailors carried domestic cats on ships to control rodent populations, a practice that enabled felines to introduce themselves to ports and coastal regions globally, aiding maritime trade and navigation.
A church focused call to regular worship and daily Bible reading links civic virtue to spirituality. The piece cites George Washington kneeling in prayer at Valley Forge as an enduring example of faith guiding leadership and strength, urging readers to seek God and attend church, with a listing of local sponsors supporting the program.
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