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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1928

Page

7

Fairfield adopts noon to midnight radio quiet ordinance

Fairfield Iowa passes an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to operate electrical devices in the afternoon that interfere with radio reception. The move draws national attention with petitions from residents and requests for comment from across the Midwest and beyond. Mayor Harley Carter reports heavy interest and support from local factories, business leaders, and radio fans.

Fairfield Iowa Pella Mayor Carter Carter Missouri Indiana Illinois Minnesota South North Dakota Nebraska Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Shenandoah

Marriages and births reported in county records

District court clerk reports marriage licenses issued in the week ending, listing William Morrell Lutz and others. Births recorded include Della Ruth Roorda at Clay township born Nov 18 1927 and multiple siblings born in Lucas, Pleasant, Knox counties through January 1928 with explicit parent names and dates.

William Morrell Lutz Martha Gertrude Land Glen Thompson Helen Allard John J. Vande Kieft Ruth Fridlington William Boot Alta Ver Meer John H. Boot Hattie Lofferecht William A. van Zee Bertha Beyer Gerrit K. van Zee Ella Neiuwsma Della Ruth G. J. Roorda Clay Township Ruth P Jessie L. Wineland Pleasant Township Lucas County Richard Rollo Jordan Columbia Abraham Johannes Antony J Numnikhoven Knoxville Barny Richard Carl Carl Dooley Elmer Amos Frank W. Pearson Eugene William Morgan Jones Pershing Arlow Edward Edward Charles Buick Indiana Township

Pella Markets Quotation From Co-operative Exchange

Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella Iowa show prices ranging from six dollars fifty six to seven dollars fifty per bushel for commodities, reflecting regional market activity. Local traders report steady demand and moderate trading volumes across the week.

Church notes for January 22 1928 services and topics

Pella Baptist Church schedule lists Bible School at 9 30 a m Thrift Gone to Seed at 10 45 a m and Beyond the Law at 7 30 p m with J De Haan as pastor plus afternoon Holland language service De Vrijsteden and The New Gospel topics. Third Reformed Church morning Go Away and 1 30 p m Christ's last invitation from the Throne with Dr Wesselink at 7 30 p m.

Pella Baptist Church Holland de Vrijsteden Third Reformed Church Christ Dr. Wesselink

Four Square Gospel Sermons Schedule At Church

Church School 9 30 a m. Sermon on The Four Square Gospel 10 80 a m. Evening service 7 30 p m sermon on Holding up Weary Hands 6 80 p m Christian Endeavor Society meeting

Christian Endeavor Society

Gospel Team Plans For Several Churches

The Gospel team committee of the YMCA and YWCA hopes to send teams to Asbury Red Rock Porterville Durham Bethel and Lower Grove if conditions stay favorable. At Bethel several were absent due to sickness last Sunday but hope is to have most back next week. Weather and roads have been fine so far. if conditions change, attendance is urged.

Asbury Red Rock Porterville Durham Bethel Lower Grove

Mortuary: William Van Zee Dies at 78 in Local Home

William Van Zee retired farmer and day laborer died at the Home for the Aged at seven Sunday morning aged 78 years 1 month 24 days. Pneumonia caused death after long erysipelas. Wife predeceased him. No immediate relatives. distant cousins still in the community. He came from Holland about thirty five years ago. Funeral services held at the Home Tuesday at two o'clock with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Wm. van Zee Holland Oakwood Cemetery

Card Of Thanks Expressing gratitude for support after loss

We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the sickness death and burial of our beloved wife and mother.

Sincere thanks for aid during uncle Wm Van Zee's illness and death

The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted during the sickness and death of their uncle Wm Van Zee. Special thanks are given to Mr. and Mrs. Idema, Mr. and Mrs. J C Vroom, Mr. and Mrs. J B Roovaart, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Van Houweling, Mr. and Mrs. A J Roorda, Mr. and Mrs. J G Den Hartog, and Margaret Van Zee.

Wm. van Zee Idema J. C. Vroom J. B. Roovaart Wm. van Houweling A. J. Roorda J. G. den Hartog Margaret van Zee

No Trespassing Cards Available at The Chronicle

The Chronicle reports no trespassing signs on hand at the office, priced at 10 cents each. Postage applies if mailed.

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Knowing What You Believe in The Open Mind Crisis

A preacher recalls ordaining a seminary graduate whose mind was a blank on core Christian tenets. He lambastes modern seminaries for uprooting conviction in pursuit of an open mind, comparing pedagogical doubt to selling goods without confidence. The piece argues for solid, taught doctrine and measured certainty in faith.

Christ

We Have Revelation Yet In Religion, Not No Converts

Dr Frank M Goodchild argues against modern doubt and for enduring Christian faith. He asserts science offers no religion and faith rests on confirmed revelation. He cites Jesus promises, unchanging truth, and personal experience as strong, enduring proof of Christianity.

Church Jesus God Jesus Christ Frank M. Goodchild Watchman-Examiner

Three Moves in County Offices in Marion County

In Marion County courthouse Knoxville Iowa on Monday a three cornered office shuffle moved Sheriff E E Clark into the former county agent Lloyd Churchill’s room Churchill moved to the former county engineer Robert Johnson’s rooms and Johnson took Clark’s former office The changes were by mutual assent and aimed at better fitting each office’s needs.

County News Service Knoxville Iowa Marion County E. E. Clark Lloyd Churchill Churchill Robert Johnson Johnson Clark

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