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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
6
Egg based recipes highlighted by a nutritionist from Town State College describe eggs as versatile protein sources aiding blood sugar control and energy levels. The guide lists Egg Pot Pie, Eggs Delmonico Melt, cabbage and eggs, hot eggnog and lemon fluff dessert with practical kitchen steps and 450 degree oven temperatures.
The Chronicle prints a yearly list of departed compiled by El bert Van Donselaar of the Home for the Aged. The list preserves an old custom from the Weekblad of Holland origin, now suspended.
The fragment lists several graveside notices and memorials for infants and adults, including infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Slings, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rouwenhorst, and references to John Veldhuizen of Tainter, G A Vander Meulen of Glendale, and Mrs. Jay F. Hesselink. Dates include September 1 and October 2 with stillbirths and burials noted.
A compact list of obituaries and graveside notices for local figures including infants and adults. Names include Joe Vander Werff, Jacob H De Vriew, Teun Vander, Lester Vi and Anne Samson of Oskaloosa, Maggie Vander, William Fuller of Fairfield, Roland Allen, Albert Popma of Portland, infant child of Marvin Nunnikhoven, John Ver Meer, Albert Engelenhoven, Mrs Edward Roorda, Mrs J Muilenburg of Orange City, and Mrs Chris Vander Hart among others with service and burial details.
Church notes indicate John Green as pastor with a 9 45 am Sunday school, 11 am morning worship, and 7 80 pm service. Wednesday Bible study uses a large colored chart, and Friday prayer meeting at 7 80 pm. A new person may operate the Bible class.
George T. Pinches lists a Bible school at 9:30 a.m. followed by The Lord's Supper and Word of God at 10:30 a.m. The fragment suggests church service timings and religious observances.
The Second Reformed Church offers services on KEBS at 9 80 and 11 80 with Sunday School at 7 80 and Young People in worship. Sermon Life and Influencing People, midweek prayer and Bible study on Wednesday at 7 80. Radio program Temple Time on KXEL 1540 at 2 00 PM and KBOE Oskaloosa at 4 00 PM. Sunday evening service features Wait to Be Pushed and Uncle Martin Pony Express segments. Rev H Bast radio talk Life at Gods Level. Junior and Intermediate Endeavor group meetings and praise services listed through the week.
Church announces weekly mass schedule with services every Sunday at 9 o clock in the morning. Parishioners advised to arrive early for worship and community activities that follow.
Clear Lake will offer refreshingly cool drinking water next summer as an ice chest under the fountain uses lake ice. The chest, a forty ton unit, was recently filled and is expected to last most of the season.
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