Engagement announced for Mary M Hoyt and Lewis Vander Kolk
Os kaloosa announces the engagement of Mary M Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Hoyt to Lewis J Vander Kolk son of Mr and Mrs Peter Vander Kolk of Pella The wedding date has not been announced plus more notes on pre stork showers Farm Bureau group meeting oyster supper and local social events reported from Oskaloosa and Pella.
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Oskaloosa
Mary M
Lewis J. Vander Kolk
Peter Vander Kolk
Pella
Roy de Witt
C. In't Veld
Dolores Ann
Les Liter
Arlen
Leo Vander Kolk
al de Witt
Grace
Charlotte de Jong
Leighton
Mary Hoyt
Oskaloosa Tribune
D. L. Vander Linden
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Central College Week Highlights Dr Nettings Visit
Dr Nettings spoke at Central College sharing themes The Meaning of Christ in our Lives and The Blessings Experienced in Christian Living The message urged taking personal life inventory and prioritizing duties to God and others The speaker urged Christians to be workers for God and for their fellowmen
Quota Nearly Filled for Civil Works Service in Marion County
Twenty five women are employed in Marion county under the Civil Works Service with projects approved that will raise total to thirty when chosen. State approval seeks a public health nurse, to be placed once State Health Board confirms a trained nurse. Workers span Farm Bureau office Knoxville and multiple Knoxville schools, Memorial hall, courthouse, Pleas antville school, Pella library, Melcher and Dallas schools, plus treasurer's office. A three-woman project in Pella schools was approved but not yet assigned.
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Marion County
Civil Works Service
CWS
State Board of Health
Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Memorial Hall
Courthouse
Pleasantville
Pella Library
Melcher School
Dallas
Treaser
Pella
Knoxville Journal
Library Notes on International Affairs and New Fiction
Library adds pamphlets on world politics including disarmament, neutrality, League of Nations reports, and Latin American ties. Also new Grace L. Hill titles Matched Pearls and The Beloved Stranger plus translations Little Man What Now and Oil for the Lamps of China. Critics praise Oil for the Lamps of China and Three Hill works for reader appeal.
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International Labor Organization
Myers
U. S
World Court
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Colegrove
Pacific
League of Nations
League
Columbia
Peru
Leticia
Haiti
China
Condliffe
Chamberlain
Nicaragua
Japan
Manchuria
Latin America
E. Stanley Jones
Des Moines
Grace L. Hill
Sherrill
Carter McArthur
Nj Ger
Germany
Eric Sutton
Stephen Chase
Stephen
Criti
Mrs Holliday Wins Honor as Most Useful Citizen
Verna Holliday daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Hendricks won Anadarko Oklahoma Daily News campaign as the most useful citizen narrowly beating B W Hammert. Votes totaled 1076 with Holliday ahead by under 200. Plaque to be awarded at chamber of commerce meeting. Campaign to repeat with changes for two selections one pioneer and one current standout.
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A. L. Hendricks
Anadarko
Okla
Anadarko Dailys News
Daily News
B. W. Hammett
City Church Reformed Church Service Schedule
The third reform church holds Salvation to the Uttermost at 10 45 and De Onnantasbarkeit der Unverkorenen at 2 00 with The Departure of God at 7 30. First Reformeds morning and evening services list Hindrances and Bible Pictures of Hell with Sunday school and BYU. Second Reformed notes Rev George H Menninga will fill pulpit all services at usual hours.
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Klein
Jake de Ronde
Lucille Klein
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Nick de Ronde
Bertha de Vries
First Reformed
Christ Our
Des Gellevigen
Amis
Hell
Second Reformed
George H. Menninga
Central College
Eleventh Annual Older Boys and Girls Conference at Pella
County wide conference for high school and college age youth and adult leaders, with music, recreation, and banquet. Delegations require adult leaders. registration 65 cents by January 17. Guests include C G Herbrecht Central College staff and Des Moines religious education officials.
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Pella
C. G. Herbrecht
King
Central College
Menmenga
Walter Hutton
Religious Education
Des Moines
Strange throat malady causes three deaths in Pennsylvania
A rare throat ailment reported by east physicians has killed three people in Lewisburg, with a similar case in Pella. It begins with tonsil infection, then throat tissue swelling, and can cause fatal choking if untreated. Citizens are urged to seek medical care promptly.
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Lewisburg
Pella
FARMER AND THE NRA The federal man drives them to
Mrs J S Martin of Iowa offers a clipped note from the New York Times as a light spoken column about farm life and policy. The farmer speaks of Washington reviews and quarterly farm reports while noting the government now oversees the herd, hinting at federal management changes.
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Iowa
Clipper
New York Times
Federal
Farm talk with brain trust leaders reshapes rural life
A farmer jokes that since government officials took charge, crops and poultry flourish. He quips that a brigadier general, a retired admiral, and professors handle droughts and mortgages, with Roosevelt and the brain trust coordinating the rain and farm finances.
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Tugwell
Brain Trust
Roosevelt
Brain
Sam
Passenger Bus Schedule From Pella To Des Moines And Oskaloosa
Bus service departs Pella for Des Moines at 9 30 am 3 30 pm and 7 45 pm Departures to Oskaloosa are at 9 25 am 8 25 pm and 7 80 pm All buses depart Central Park Cafe for all routes.
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Pella
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Central Park Cafe
Dairy owner May regain Blue Eagle dairy cue
Sioux City NRA compliance board recommended restoring the Blue Eagle to Beck dairy after Joe Beck, owner, presented written proof of code compliance. General Johnson ordered the emblem removed two weeks earlier. Chronicle office. Our Want Ads bring results.
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NRA
Joe Beck
General Johnson
Beck
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