100000 Peace Plan Prize Awarded Plan 1469 Named Best
The American Peace Award received 22165 plans from diverse groups including universities and organizations. Jury selects Plan 1469 as the best practicable path for US cooperation to achieve world peace, aiming to prohibit manufacture and sale of all materials of war and urging mutual counsel among nations. Authorities listed include Elihu Root and James Guthrie Ha rbord. The policy committee submits the plan for a national vote.
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United States
Elihu Root
James Guthrie Harbord
Edward M. Nouse
Ellen Fitz Pendleton
Roscoe Pound
William Allen White Brand Whitlock
League of Nations
Notable Officials and Figure Names Listed as Treasurers
A clipping lists Nathan L Miller Mrs, Gifford Pinchot Mrs, Ogden Reid Mrs, Franklin D Roosevelt Henry J Stimson Melville B Stone Mill, Franklin A Vanderlip Cornelius N Bliss Jr as treasurer figures.
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Nathan L. Miller
Gifford Pinchot
Ogden Reid
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry J, Stimson Melville B
Stone Mill
Frank A, Vanderlip
Cornelius N, Bliss, JR
A Memorial for the Old Central
A committee proposes moving the bell memorial across from the library and adding bronze tablets to honor college history before the 1916 transfer to the Reformed Church in America. Plans call for a stone monument with two bronze tablets, to be completed by Memorial Day or Commencement.
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Reformed Church In America
Althow
First Reformed Church Evening Service Promises Evangelistic Chorus
The English First Reformed Church invites worshipers to Sunday evening at 7:30 with rousing Evangelistic singing led by a large chorus choir directed by Prof. Sadler. The service includes special music numbers and a sermon by the Pastor.
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First Reformed Church
Prof. Sadler
Second Reformed Church Morning Choir Anthem
The Senior choir will sing an anthem Oh for a Closer Walk with God during morning worship. The pastor will preach on The Forgiveness of at the evening service.
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Second Reformed Church
Rock Island Train Schedule Info Note
Eastbound and westbound passenger numbers listed with local freights 831 832 831. Freight for shipment on the locals must be at the station not later than 12 pm the evening before. Local freights carry passengers.
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iLocal
Spiritual and Worldly Life at Local Baptist Churches
The article discusses Christian influence on society urging public opinion to be Christian in thought and action. It notes a Junior choir duet and a 6:30 union En deavor meeting of First, Second, and Third churches at Second church. Services are listed for Sunday and Wednesday at local Baptist church.
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United States
Congress
Baptist
Jesus
Heaven
Ritschlian
The
Baptist Church
Mortuary Notice of Mary Forsythe
Mary Forsythe former Pella resident now of Des Moines died suddenly Tuesday January 8. Daughter of W D Forsythe deceased druggist. survived by mother three brothers and one sister. Former telegraph operator in Pella. funeral arrives in Pella at noon today with service by Rev George M Derbyshire at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mary Forsythe
Pella
Des Moines
W. D. Forsythe
George M. Derbyshire
Oakwood
Otley News Notes Arrivals Visits And Meat Preparations
Mr and Mrs Henry Crum returned from near Minneapolis and plan to reside in Otley again after about three years away. Mrs Crum is sister to Mrs Gerrit Vander Wiel of Otley. The Crums reported minus 25 to 30 degrees in Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Albert Van Zante visited Pella on Monday. Ed Jelsma and Mrs M Pannekoek visited Pella Tuesday to see Mrs Delis Van Zante who is not well. Butchering season is here and housewives jar meat after three or four steams, a shift from old brine methods.
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Henry Crum
Minneapolis
Otley and Surrounding Towns Notes on Residents
Considerable stock is being shipped though a car shortage limits deliveries. Local residents report varied health, travel, and family updates including Mrs. Martin Ver Heul returning from Des Moines hospital to Pella to recover. Otley Savings Bank held its annual meeting as teachers resumed after vacation.
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Martin Ver Heul
Des Moines
Pella
R. V. McKeever
Otley Savings Bank
Otley
Gradys Klein
Little Bernice
Fifield
Jake Snellers
Monroe Mond
Rev. Brown
Omaha
P. van Pearsum
Mr. Klein
Jess Vriezelaar
Nancy Renaud
G. W. Ryke
Knoxville
H. L. Renaud
Nancy
Robert
Ralph
Floyd Frazer
Newton
John Freeken
Tool’s Chapel
Doc McCroskey
Wid Baker
Baker
Draper
Pete Kelderman
Chicago
Huisiman
Man Kills Opossum In Chicken Yard
Arie Van Marel shot a possum in his chicken yard on Wednesday morning. The intruder appeared to be seeking food, an unusual occurrence for the area and the first reported opossum sighting in town.
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Arie van Marel
Mrs George Hunt and Children Visit Des Moines
Mrs George Hunt and her children from the Peoria neighborhood traveled to Des Moines on Tuesday to visit her brother at his home.
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George Hunt
Peoria
Des Moines
Ten room house for sale on East Washington Street
A ten room house on East Washington Street with a lower floor excluding the kitchen, finished in fine quarter-sawed oak, with furnace and in splendid repair. Enquire of M. Vander Linden.
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Washington St
M. Vander Linden
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