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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

2

Social notes from Pella area residents and visitors

Local column records numerous Sunday dinner guests and weekend visits. Des Moines and Oskaloosa travelers join families, with trips to Chicago Monmouth and Des Moines. Community life centers on dining, shopping, church and club events, plus minor updates on shop staff, sports, and hospital visits.

J. B. Synhorst Jack Des Moines J. E. Vander Zyl Edith Oskaloosa Psu Synhorst Hazel Mann California F. A. Calhoun Ed van Gorp E. V. Goad Stewart Goad Mary Ruth Goad Monmouth Ill M. Livingston Walter Ingram Luella van Rees Chicago Glenn van Dyne van Rees H. N. Awtry Pella Dres Club

Leading Attorney To Speak In Pella

The Farmers Co operative Exchange annual stockholders meeting will be at Legion Hall next Tuesday. C Ver Ploeg of Oskaloosa, prominent attorney, will give the keynote address. The program includes additional items of interest and a large attendance is expected.

The American Legion Legion Hall Gerrit van Zemeren Lynnville Pella Peter Bloem Oskaloosa Katie de Hammer Mahaska Hospital Charles Sipkema Mode Clothing Farmers Co-operative Exchange C. Ver Ploeg A. T. Vander Wal

Church Notes Baptist and First Reformed Church Events

Church notes list Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:45 with sermons on The Holiness of God and The Worth and the Cost of the Kingdom. Evening services at 7:30 include Parables of Hid Treasure and Costly Pearl. Wednesday School of Missions 7:30. January 25 1931 First Reformed Church morning topics The State of Grace The Office of Christ as Prophet. Afternoon: Grenzen in Christelijke Onderwinding. Evening: Great Questions What is The Greatest Problem of Youth.

Baptist Church School of Missions First Reformed Church Christ Christelijke Onderwinding

Second Reformed Church Morning Service Topics

The Second Reformed Church offers 9:10 a.m. church school and a program titled What Wilt Thou on Pointed Questions of the Bible. At 2:00 p.m. Dr. H. J. Pietenpol presents Unsearchable Riches (1) fed By the Believer Predestined, Ephesians 1:4-7. 7:30 The Man Who Cannot See Far Enough.

Second Reformed Church H. J. Pietenpol

Princess and Plumber Is Strand Feature

The Strand theatre drew a large crowd for The Prince and the Plumber on Wednesday and again tonight. The story follows Lucile the princess who loves a plumber as her royal father imposes doom. They flee by airplane after a secret marriage and a pompous father discovers the union. The film promises humorous, dramatic scenes and a moral suitable for children.

Strand Theatre The Lucile Royal Mansion Prine

Central Cagers Stop St Ambrose in Davenport

Central College defeated St Ambrose 32 to 11 as Coach L A Winter’s squad led 20 to 7 at halftime. The Red and White used a strong zone defense and reserve players in the final quarter. Math was quiet, Murphy and Urie added scoring, while Tyseling and Wilkins sparkled for the winners. A return game in Davenport in early February is expected to be tough.

L.A. Winter Iowa Confessionship St Ambrose St. Ambrose Math Murphy Urie Tyseling Wilkins Central Davenport

Dr Wesselink heads east for church alliance meeting

Dr John Wesselink departed last Tuesday for several eastern stops as part of the college endowment campaign and to attend key gatherings. A convention of the Alliance of the Reformed Churches of the world, under the Presbyterian system, will convene bringing church leaders from across the globe to discuss many matters.

John Wesselink Alliance of the Reformed Churches of the World

What We Meant To Say And Didn't

A Chronicle notice discusses milk from Ralph Grundman dairy for undernourished city children. It explains the phrasing about bacteria and sediment tests, noting a high test could be read as praise or criticism and that most readers would not detect the error. The piece quotes Dr Fultz clarifying intentions.

the Chronicle Ralph Grundman Fultz Dr. Fultz

Grandman Dairy Tops Tests as Best Quality

The Grandman dairy is rated the very best obtainable after multiple tests, with hope that no further errors were introduced compared to the initial attempt.

Grandman

Public Sale Dates From Local Auctioneers

South End sale barn hosts Klyn Bros auction on January 20 and closing out sale by P Boender and Co of Pella on January 28. Another South End sale barn sale on January 27, William Rempe of Leighton to close out February 6. Adam Van Toorn January 20 Oska Joosa February 13 Peter Bandstra farm four miles northeast of Pella. Closing out livestock.

Klyn Bros South End

Aschenbrenner Heads Welfare League in Unanimous Vote

Dr Carl Aschenbrenner was unanimously chosen as president of the Community Welfare League at the first meeting of the new year in Legion Hall He succeeds Rev H C Jacobs who declined to serve again Other officers elected were E V Gond vice president and Mrs L A Kuyper secretary treasurer The Christmas committee reported 31 baskets were sent to needy families and some leftovers were allocated to Reed s Provisions cost 34 49 for items not in donations A Legion Auxiliary check of 33 00 was turned over boosting the league balance to 109 80

Carl Aschenbrenner Community Welfare League Legion Hall H.C. Jacobs E. V. Gond L. A. Kuyper M. Paardekooper D.C. Renaud Christmas Distributing Committee Legion Martin Paardekooper Auxiliary American Legion Welfare League

Red Cross reports 558.90 receipts in drive

J. P. De Cook reports local Red Cross receipts of 558.90 for the latest membership drive, down from 647.54 last year, with 357.00 from fees and the rest from donations. The fund shows 522.16 on hand after coal expenses, while relief promises and food drives are organized. John Laschull volunteers to collect and deliver food, with distribution supervised by the League.

J. P. de Cook American Red Cross Society Red Cross Legion League John Laschull Laschuit

Timber and fuel aid plan discussed at meeting

The group decided to source timber from anxious owners, hire workers, and distribute the wood to families in need as fuel. They planned to extend milk distribution aid upon request from the Parent-Teacher association, with possible further action by the Welfare League at its next meeting.

Parent- Teacher Association Welfare League

Gummed Tape and Office Supplies Advertised

Gummed tape offered in extra heavy weight two inches wide with 600 feet per roll. Also for sale adding machine paper typewriter ribbons and carbon paper from Chronicle Office.

Chronicle

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