Small Crowd At Legion Meeting In Pella Des Moines visitors speak
About a hundred people attended the American Legion meeting in Pella with speakers Marty Polk of Volney Dilz from Des Moines urging Legion involvement in veteran welfare and civic duty. Organizers say turnout fell short of expectations and that ex service members and Legionnaires were not fully present. The Des Moines visitors toured posts in the seventh district, stressing the Legion’s role in community life and veteran rehabilitation.
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Pella
American Legion
Marty H. Polk
Volney Dilz
Des Moin
Legion
Polk
Diltz
Argonne Post
Des Moines
Seventh Congressional District
Church Notes and Services at Second Reformed Church
Morning service features Isaiah 6:1-8 theme Isaiah's Vision of God with choir anthem and sermon on Christian Courtesy. Afternoon service offers Ruth 1:16e and Mary Bruins-led EK service on What the World Owes to Foreign Missionaries. Evening continues with David series and Great King theme. Sunday schools and C E Society noted.
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Isaiah
God
Holland
Heemstra
Ruth
C. E. Society
Second Reformed Church
Mary Bruins
David
King
Afterglow of Special Meetings Inspires Renewal
The close of the special meetings brightens church life with renewed obligation and opportunity. New people join the fellowship, and the evangelist and singer depart while the core of religious joy remains. Next Sunday features regular services with special music and baptism Sunday night, plus a reminder of the Sunday school contest.
Family trip brings Van Niensal home from Chicago
Y. T. Van Niensal returned Tuesday from a business trip to Chicago and a visit at the home of his daughter Mrs. G. V. Orr and family in Indianapolis. His younger daughter Miss Lucile accompanied him and will stay with her sister for the rest of the school year while continuing her college studies at Butler University in Indianapolis.
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Y. T. van Niensal
Chicago
G. V. Orr
Indianapolis
Lucile
Butler University
Local Pella Notes Busy Week Across Friends and Visitors
Andrew Uitemarkt of Galesburg visited Pella on Monday. Miss Janet Van Rees stayed with Henry Van Noord’s family last week. Central College President M. J. Hoffman to lead Bible Study at Cedar Rapids state convention May 2 3 4. Martin Kamerick from Indianapolis visiting his brother Arie and relatives. Kamerick, aLeonard Hi Oven Range salesman, recently transferred from Indianapolis to Des Moines. The best Coffee at L Popma’s. Two Moviedom stars Blanche Sweet in Her Unwilling Husband and Harold Lloyd in Get Out and Get Under set for Alamo screen Saturday Feb 4. Underwear 30% off at Wormhondt Kempkes through Feb 1. Mrs D L Weir returned to Witten SD after three weeks helping care for mother Mrs J S Franklin now improving. Miss Christina Brom visiting Monro e with Leonard De Bruin. Tanlac available at Ideal Pharmacy for everyday ills. Anne Van Gent of Adams Neb visiting sister Mrs Wm G Klein. Roy McIntire and wife from Chicago visiting relatives. Death of Mortimer Ruby of Beacon formerly mayor, funeral in Beacon Monday Jan 28. John Heerema in Des Moines for Iowa drug convention. Louis Van Roekel troubled by toastlitis. HMS Keables visiting Des Moines. Emmeline Gezel ill with pneumonia. Mrs Eva Shoup of Ames visiting sisters in Pella. Miss Cora Plate visiting Leighton relatives. Henry Grootveld visiting Eddyville to see children.
The Word of God Is a Living Talking Book
A Western Recorder sermon asserts the Bible is living and personal to readers. It argues the Holy Spirit connects with Scripture, making its promises feel current and guiding souls toward Christ. The piece urges self-examination: reading for oneself, seeking conviction, and confirming born again status through Scripture.
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God
Christ
Jesus
Pella High Loses Goon Game To Eddyville
In the fastest game of the year Pella High fell 28 20 to Eddyville on Wednesday evening. Eddyville led 16 7 at halftime, then Pella rallied briefly before Eddyville regained the lead and held it. Andy Butts hit key long shots in the second half while Hoover’s sharp foul shooting aided Pella’s late push. The Eddyville five are among the region’s strongest. Pella is praised for holding them to a low score and for spirited play.
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High Sch
Holdyvilla
Neaday
Hiddyville
Pella
Eddyville
Andy Butts
Hoover
Eddyville Five
Earthlike Road Metaphor Quoted by Hillis
A terse quotation compares the earth to a road, noting its harsh sleep spaces and its value for travel. The line, attributed to Hillis, frames the planet as a rough resting ground and a path for movement.
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Hillis
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Central College
Cedar Rapids
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Arie
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Leonard Hi-Oven Range Company
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Alamo
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Harold Lloyd
Wormhondt & Kempkes
D. L. Weir
Witten
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Christina Brom
Monroe
Leonard de Bruin
Anne van Gent
Adaws, Nebr
Wm. G. Klein
Roy MélIntire
Thirty-Third
Iowa
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Mr. Ruby
Beacon
Grace A. Byrne
John Heerema
Louis van Roekel
HMS Keables
Emmeline
George Gezel
Eva Shoup
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Mary Todd
Cora Plate
Leighton
Henry Grootveld
the Talking Book
Charles H. Spurgeon
Pella High
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Delco Shop
Oskaloosa Street
P. J. van Gorp
Oppenheimer
Alsop CO
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