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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
3
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham presents Jesus as the living water that satisfies spiritual thirst. The encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well illustrates sin, repentance, and the direct path to eternal life through Christ, contrasting Nicodemus and the woman to show how God meets ordinary people.
Woliver of Monroe and N Van Arkel of New Sharon set sales on January 27 and 28 with Throckmorton of Monroe and Huyser of Pella following in February. Van Roekel of Otley appears February 17 and 18 for Ver Heul Otley and Boardman Muis of Pella February 19.
Monroe to Des Moines through Pella sees Munson and Hagan lines absorbed by Hawkeye Stage Lines. Donald Foster of Des Moines leads the merger with Orie Moreland as manager. New schedule mirrors old Munson routes with no Des Moines Monroe night service and continuation of Hagan to Knoxville.
Lake Prairie Township invites bids for road work in 1926. Sealed bids due by 6 pm January 30 1926 to the township trustees or clerk. Contracts to draggers let February 1 1926 at Gary T Vogelaar office. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. L Vander StreeK, Township Clerk.
Mrs. Frank S. Garlick of 112 Third Street Valley Junction died Tuesday night from bronchial pneumonia after a week long illness. Funeral services are set for 9 am at Sacred Heart Church with Rev Father Gleason officiating. Interment will be at St Ambrose cemetery. Born Mary Francis Liter Garlick in Pella on December 22 1858 she married in 1880 and moved to Valley Junction in 1898. She was regarded as one of Valley Junctions first women citizens.
A tool shower was held Thursday evening at Mr. Wm. De Geus’s home to honor Mr. Cornelius Borgman. Nearly forty neighbors and friends surprised him with useful farm tools for his upcoming move. Refreshments followed and the gathering was a pleasant evening for the young folks.
Notice states H Gezel offers a ten percent discount on all disc plow and cultivator work from now until March 1 to encourage early submissions. Farmers urged to bring in work promptly to save money.
Tailors announce a 10 percent price reduction on all made to order suits. Quality woolens and tailoring remain unchanged.
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