Five Men Believe in Jesus Lesson by J A Lapham
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses John 1 and Isaiah 53, urging teachers and students to read John repeatedly. It highlights John the Baptist, Nathanael, and Peter, emphasizing Messiah identification, personal witness, and the need for living examples over words.
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J. A. Lapham
Jesus
Christ
John
God
Lamb of God
John the Baptist
Isaac
Moses
Israel
Jesus Christ
Rome
Peter
Nathanael
Nazareth
Snowden
Andrew
Reading Jesus Teaching for Faith and Action
The speaker urges adults to study Jesus words as divine guidance and to live by his teachings with faith and prayer. They dismiss debates on orthodoxy, focusing on reading the record, believing, praying, and acting, trusting guidance will unfold.
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John
God
Jesus
High School Basketball Game Friday vs Fremont
The high school basketball team will play their second game of the season Friday night against Fremont. Additional seating will be provided to ensure comfortable seats with good court visibility for all spectators.
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Fremont
Public Farm Sale At John Rietveld Place Pella Iowa
Auction announced for January 14 1926 at 10 a m offering 57 head of stock including 17 dairy cows and calves 6 horses 6 hogs and assorted farm machinery and supplies. Terms nine months credit with secured note. Tram Cemetery Aid lunch served. Auctioneers Van Zante Worth. Clerk John P De Cook.
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Pella
John Rietveld
McCormick
John Deere
H. P. Stover
Tram Cemetery
van Zante & Worth
John P. de Cook
Antonie van VE
Olivet News Notes Holiday Visits and School Program
Olivet news records holiday visits among Tandy, Dixon, McCombs and Sedrel families from Mt Pleasant to Des Moines What Cheer Pella Oskaloosa and Eddyville. A Burr Oak schoolhouse program and box supper highlighted by a Christmas tree and gifts praised Miss Dixon for the students performance. Several relatives and neighbors are mentioned with multiple visits and health updates.
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Roy Tandy
Mt. Pleasant
Melvin Tandy
Central College
Chas. Tandy
Baby
Moberly
W. T. Tandy
Bert McCombs
Des Moines
Burr Oak
Miss Dixon
Leon Dixon
Lacey
Eva Dixon
R. D. Robertson
Leona Marcia
Dorothy Garden
Cheer
Town
W. B. McCombs
Art Sedrel
Stienkamp
Pella
Ival Harkness
Bussey
Andrew Barnes
Olinger
Hildreth Barnes
Oskaloosa
Martha Masters
A. Evans
John Sedrel
Leighton
Luther McCombs
Thelma
Eddyville
Geo. McCombs
Mr and Mrs Versal Seaman Celebrate Christmas at Eddyville
Mr and Mrs Versal Seaman of Eddyville spent Christmas at the parental L P Seaman home.
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Mrs. Versal Seaman
Eddyville
L. P
Paardekooper and Leuty Wed in Pella Home Ceremony
Gerald Paardekooper of Pella and Miss Camille Leuty of Knoxville were married at 8 30 p m Wednesday January 6 at the Paardekoopers home 509 Main Street in the presence of relatives and friends Rev George M Derbyshire officiated The couple left that evening for Omaha to visit the bride’s sister after a brief honeymoon they will reside in Pella. The Chronicle offers best wishes to the couple, whose families include Florida based parents and a Pella connection through the bride’s sister Mrs Ed Schreiner.
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Gerald Paardekooper
Pella
Camille Leuty
Knoxville
Florida
Ed Schreiner
Milking Machines Have Big Sale Across Dairy Regions
Farmers in U S dairy districts increasingly buy milking machines as part of broader farm mechanization. The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers notes New Zealand milks half its cows by machine and gains export cheese markets. One operator now handles two to three times as many cows with a machine.
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U. S
United States
Research Department
National Association of Farm
New Zealand
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Lewis Stone
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