High School Chronicle Notes and Debates Near Winter Break
Fragmented school notes recount social gossip involving Fred Dekker and classmates, a surprise birthday party for Betty Wesselink, and routine debates on U S entry to the League of Nations. The report includes student activities, staff comments, a girls and boys basketball game against Pleasantville, and a debate trip to Chariton, with final scores and team performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wesselink
Antoinette Vander Ploeg
Betty
Pleasantville
United States
League of Nations
Butte
Amidon
Prof
Frush
Clarence van Dellen
Earl Vander Miede
Henry Beckering
Chariton
Prof. Frush
No Hunting and Trespassing Cards Sold at Chronicle Stand
Chronicle offers hunting and trespassing cards printed in 11 by 14 inch format priced at ten cents each.
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M. P. van Hemert
Otley
Iowa
Chronicle of Five
Jokes and Jests at Hi School Declamatory Contest
A fragment from a high school scene describes Prof Bute’s car lecture with jokes about Ford cars and a student quip about the car’s undercarriage. Bertha and Helen exchange lines about laziness and smoking trains, followed by notice of four preliminary contests and a money back guarantee for outsiders.
The Lord's Supper Lesson by J A Lapham 1924
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses the Lord's Supper as Luke 22 14 23 and related passages. It contrasts Catholic Mass forgiveness with biblical teaching and notes historical impact and test of fruits, referencing John 6 and verse testing.
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J. A. Lapham
Jesus
Europe
The Hour Had Come in Jesus Final Directions
Fragmentary sermon notes discuss European governments and Protestant strength in New England from 1620 to 1900, then focus on Jesus final directions at the Passover, four views of the Lord's Supper, and meaning of the sacrifice. It reflects Broadus interpretations, betrayal by Judas, and the disciples' confusion before the cross.
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Great Britain
Europe
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Holland
South America
Rome
New England
John A. Broadus
Luther
Christ
Calvin
Zwingli
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God
Judas
Jesus
Broadus
God
The Lord's Supper as a Call to Communion and Hope
A sermon-like meditation on the Lord's Supper as an ongoing ordinance, tracing its continuity from the Passover to Jesus's last moments. It urges believers to respond with desire and humility, viewing communion as a call to move from past shortcomings toward a hopeful future in Christ.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Fragmented religious quotes from early text
A clipped passage presents fragmented religious verses and notes from Hugh Ack and Dr Malt, with Maclaren and John cited. The lines reference fear, warmth, feeding on Christ, and cleansing by Jesus Christ's blood, but cohering context is missing.
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Maclaren
Christ
John
Jesus Christ
In Memory of Saviour's Love Sacred Feast Prayer
A devotional verse reflecting on the memory of Christ's love and the sacred feast. It invites humble repentant hearts to partake as welcome guests in a quiet, reverent setting.
Ignorance and knowledge quote from Shakespeare
The line contrasts ignorance as a curse with knowledge as a lift toward heaven. It frames learning as a path to transcendence and moral elevation.
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Shakespeare
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the Chronicle
Fred Dekker
Fred
Bram
Mama Nollen
Chuck Mitten
Herrin
Ineas Kuyper
Chuck
Buck
Slick
Dot Gamble
Miss Halbert
B. Veenstra
Frances Ver Steeg
Iucas Kuyper
Tub Vandermeide
Bob Beyer
Charrthon
Art Vogelaar
Art
Girls’ Reserve
Miss Ver Heul
Helen Boot
Bertha Plette
Mac Plette
Ruth Lautenktach
Nancy Ruth Renaud
Agatha Goasselink
Frances Gaass
Alta van Buren
G. R. Cabinet
Methodist Church
Miss Jewel
Bob Gooselink
F. M. Frush
Dick Rosenbrander
Tracy
Pella
P. C. Lankelma
van Honweling
W. A. Young
Chronicle Office
Abe van Nimwegen
Bertha
Dek
Helen
Snowden
Tradehome
High Ave
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Hughack
Dr. Malthie D. Babcock
Smith Shipley CO
Reliable
Cecamnes
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