Local Notes From Pella And Des Moines Circulation
Fred Lankelma visited the capital on business and a January 9 1920 Paramount Entertainers lecture is listed for the high school auditorium at 745 p m. Local theatre ads announce Mae Murphy Twin Pawns and Theda Bara She Devil at Alamo Theatre with several residents visiting relatives in Pella and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lankelma
Capital City
Paramount
Meyer and Klyn
Peter R. Meyer
Andrew Klyn
Elizabeth Vander Syde
Jake
Pella
Des Moines
May Cole
Iowa City
Theda Bara
Alamo
G. T. van Zante
Prairie City
Palla
8. Sullivan
New
J. H. Cole
Cedar Rapids
Cyrenus
Miller
Mae Murphy
Alamo Theatre
Mary Forsythe
Leon Lents
Louilla
Marie Grandia
Pleasant View Club
Black Oak Township
Miss Grandia
Mary Kuyper
Student Volunteer Convention mood shifts to mission spark
Dr John R Mott returns as principal speaker presenting A Generation of Service the 1886 formed Student Volunteer Movement aimed at evangelizing the world. It has recruited thousands over 33 years with 75 percent of men and 70 percent of unmarried women entering foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Mott
Executive Committee
Foreign Missions
Kansas City
Louise Holmquist
George E. Haynes
Bishop Bashford
Europe
France
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Gerrit Wisgerhoff
Chronicle
Mr.Wisgerhoff
Ton
Reasoner
Pierre Maury
French Students Christian Federation
Cole
Kodak
Stubie
G. B .Clarke
G. Tt
Joe Nunnikhoven
Buick
T. P. Miersma
Franklin St
Arie G. van Zee
Second St
F. A. Greeve
9Th St. Oskaloosa
Pella Overall
Drs
Poland
Farrow
Lee Bros
Rose Hill
Iowa
Harry McIver
Register
Ford
Star Auto
Pella, Iowa