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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1935

Page

7

Community church groups host social and meetings

The Daniel and Loyal Workers societies plan a youth social next month with Peter De Boer John Ver Heul and Artie Boot Frances Roose on the organizing committee. Lake Prairie 4 H discusses Baby Beef lesson Myron Nol len reports on Ames short course Fortnightly Club reviews Ruth Succow book The next meeting is Feb 7. Various church groups held or announced gatherings and anniversaries with thanks and reminders for upcoming events.

Daniel and Loyal Workers Societies Peter de Boer John Ver Heul Artie Boot Frances Roose Lake Prairie Township 4- H Club Ernest Blom Pella Myron Nollen Ames Arthur de Cook Dick van Zante John Klein Ruth Succow Leonard Allen

Social hour and dinner with De Vries Heeren Dykstras Roorda Miller

Lunch was served and all departed at a late hour reporting a fine time The guests were Mr and Mrs G A De Vries and daughter Bertha Mr and Mrs Rudy Heeren and children Sophia and Cora Mr and Mrs Ralph Dykstra and children Anna Mae and Melvin Lee Mr Gary Roorda and Mr Lewis Miller.

G. A. de Vries Bertha Rudy Heeren Sophia Cora Ralph Dykstra Anna Mae Melvin Lee Gary Roorda Lewis Miller

Central College notes on debates and campus events

Central College reports on a triangular debate with Simpson College and Upper Iowa U, upcoming freshman oratory trials, and an extempo re contest. The paper covers the day of prayer with Rev Kolenbrander, teaching profession talks, a philosophy chapel talk, Ladies Auxiliary meeting, Faculty Forum, student moves between Graham Hall and dorms, and a piano recital on February 7 at 8:00 pm.

Ladies Auxiliary of Central College Graham Hall Central Simpson College Indianola Simpson Upper Iowa 'U Towa Toom Ladies’ Auxiliary of

Knoxville Man Burns in Home Fire Incident

Bert James of near Knoxville was burned while trying to rekindle a fire at his farm home west of Knoxville. He poured coal oil on the flames, causing a flash that burned his face and nose and singed his eyelashes. He was rushed to Lutheran hospital in Des Moines, where his condition was improving though eyes remained swollen and shut.

Bert James Lutheran Hospital Des Moines Knoxville James Mr. James Knoxville Express

Weekend church services and youth events schedule

At the Churches Second Reformed schedule lists Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship 10 45 and evening worship 7 30 with topics Why A Creed Home or Mother in Law and a feature play Never Enough The Baptist Church shows service 9 30 10 45 and 6 30 7 30 with a sermon A Strange Confession I have enough The Third Reformed notes The Cry of the Perish with Dr H J Pietenpol Pay Day Someday and a 7 30 session

Second Reformed Young People’s Round Table Baptist Church Church School H. J. Pietenpol

Open Bible Church schedules evangelistic services and events

Rev Paul Rippee leads services at the Church of the Open Bible with sermons on The Beggar Lips of Fire and How to Become Initiated Into Gods church Also a new Choral Society formed with officers Rev Monsma Julia Vander Schaaf Joe Vande Kieft and G De Boer A Young Peoples Social planned for Feb 21 and delegates report from Leagues on Feb 28 with Louis Berliof speaking March 26 and 27 at Calvin Seminary affiliated meetings in Pella First Christian Reformed church.

Church OF the Open Bible Paul Rippee First’ Street Red Christ Monsma Julia Vander Schaaf Joe Vande Kieft G. de Boer Martin Pethoven Young Men's Young Ladies’ Societies Young Men's Society Young Ladies’s Society First Christian Reformed Church Young Pee- Pie's Young Men’s League Young Ladies League

How Uncle Sam Gets His Money And Where He Keeps It

An explainer on government finances describes two main funding sources, taxation and borrowing, and explains the budget, deficits, and the public debt. It outlines how the Treasury calculates needs for current and future years before borrowing, with the President and Treasury Secretary approving loans.

Sam Treasury Congress Secretary of the Treasury

Government bonds and blue chip notes shape national debt

The article explains how the government issues four security types to fund loans: short term Treasury bills and certificates, long term notes and bonds. Interest rates vary with need and market conditions, and securities are attractive due to safety, tax exemptions, and bank acceptability. It details the gold and silver reserves, storage across mints and Federal Reserve banks, and the proposed underground vault under the Treasury with rigid defenses.

Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Uncle Sam Denver Federal Reserve Bank New York Sam Washington

Untitled Inspector Notes Guarded Walls and Locks

Fragmentary text describes tampering with walls or locks linked to the captain of the watch, police headquarters, Fort Myer Army, and Marines barracks. It implies money is well protected through direct communications among guard posts and military offices.

Captain of the Watch Army Fort Myer

Hints for the Household from an Era

Practical tips on keeping flowers fresh with daily stem clipping and water changes. Home science notes suggest reviving flowers by hot then cold water dips, washing vases with soap, and adding aspirin to water to perk drooping blooms.

Garden fruit preserves and a kitchen accident in Omaha

A recipe for soaking dried fruits with water sugar and lemon juice yields a thick preserve. In Omaha Nebraska Barbara Ann Boling eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Boling, was severely burned after she fell backward into a tub of hot water while playing in the kitchen.

Barbara Ann Boling Omaha Nebr Glen Boling Barbara

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