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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
8
In a 1929 sermon excerpt the Bible is praised as the ultimate guide for individuals, homes, business, and government. It argues daily Bible reading improves mind and life, urges rulers to follow God’s laws, and cites Deut 6 and Psalm verses as enduring standards for virtue and success.
An article quotes PB Eg Henson and Dr. Henry Elliott on Bible importance and threats from modern infidelity. It references a reader, a testimony about a woman who read the Gospel again, and commentary from Dr. John Clifford on Christ giving meaning to scriptures.
The text reflects a jumble of phrases about goats, gods law, and world comfort, with mentions of verses and teachers. It hints at a lesson where each verse radiates ideas for thought, referencing Dr. Henson and meditation on life, law, and governance.
Des Moines to Ottuma service begins December 1 1927 with four daily round trips via Prairie City Monroe Pells Oskaloosa and through Oskaloosa to Ottumwa Three trips connect at Monroe for Knoxville Special round trips depart Pella for Des Moines at 8 40 am 12 40 pm 4 65 pm 8 40 pm Depart Des Moines for Pella at 7 45 am 11 45 am 4 16 pm 8 10 pm Oskaloosa to Pella service 9 35 am 1 35 pm 6 05 pm 8 50 pm Pella to Oskaloosa 8 00 am 12 00 pm 4 15 pm 8 00 pm All buses run through Oskaloosa to Ottumwa.
The article notes another feature of Ford brakes is their ease of adjustment enhancing overall braking performance and service efficiency.
Daily SeaVicR service operates with trains 70 and 71 carrying passengers from Howell on alternate days. Typical departures around 5:00 PM and morning times near 41:00 AM and 1:80 PM are noted, with local freight stops and connections at Wabtiak and Thai.
Chronicle readers saw waxed artificial flowers by Joe F. Denburger of 1118 West 12th Street Des Moines. Denburger, a former printing tradesman now confined to a wheelchair, has regularly advertised and does work from his chair.
In a gesture of appreciation, residents sent flowers to W. A. Young, former Chronicle editor. The bouquets were described as varied and beautiful, reflecting recognition of Mr. Den Pees’s ties to Pella and its people and inviting orders from locals who know him.
On December a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lembke of Griswold. The father celebrated by fishing. By evening the family physician announced three total births all girls weighing four, seven, and nine pounds. The mother, 35, previously had a twin birth six years ago and five other single births.
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