Marriage Notices from Central City and Pella
Relatives in Pella note the marriage of John S Nollen of Lake Forest to Louise Stevens Barthitt of Lake Forest on June 25. Julia A Dunn and Leno H Rollins wed at Mrs Carrie Halbert’s home on University Street with Miss Gladys Rollins and Miss Jessie Dunn in the wedding party. The bride wore crepe de chine with shadow lace, the ceremony featured a double ring service and Mendelssohn. They plan a trip west and will reside near Central City Iowa after July 15.
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Pella
Dent
John S.nollen
Lake Foriniversity
Lake Forest
Ill
Louise’ Stevens Barthitt
Julia A. Dunn
Leno ‘H. Rollins
Central City
Carrie Halbert
University Street
J. W. Bailey
Jessie Dunn
Gladys Rollins
Mendelssohn
Colorado Springs
Iowa
Rollins
M. H. Rollins
John N. Dunn
Hii Packer
Chicago
Lucy Hendershot
Monroe
Gail, Hendershot
Central College
Mr. Rollins
Anniversary Surprise for Prof and Mrs Kuyper
Tuesday evening June 30 marked the tenth anniversary of Professor and Mrs A P Kuyper. Friends gathered at their home with food and gifts, including Rev and Mrs B, F Brinkman, Mrs Peter Kuyper, Mr Kuyper’s mother, and families of Dodyns Lankelma Le Coca and Rovaart. The couple received numerous presents and all enjoyed refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. ‘Kuyper
Y. T. van Niewaal
Jacob Rovaart
F. LeCoca
I. LeCoca
John Lankelma
Kuyper
Inter Ocean and Farmer Buyout Keeps Editorship Unchanged
The weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer remains unchanged amid the purchase and consolidation of the Chicago Record-Herald and the Inter Ocean by James Keeley. Beneficial effects anticipated with familiar features continuing under existing editorship.
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Inter Ocean
Farmer
Chicago Record-Herald
James Keeley
Improvea Lade. Ort
Pastor Bailey Resigns to Lead Central College
The Pella Baptist Church bids farewell as Rev J W Bailey steps down July 1 1914 to become president of Central College after four years of service here He and Mrs Bailey will remain as citizens and members of the church and he may fill pulpit duties until a new pastor is found Delegates praise his work and pledge continued church college cooperation with strong resolutions from the church committee signed by the committee members.
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J.’ W. Bailey
the Baptist Church
J. W. Bailey
Pella
Central ‘College
Bailey
First’ Baptist
Oshkosh
Wis
Northern Baptist Convention
Boston
Mass
Jesus
Mits
J. W. ‘Bailey
Central College
Pastors’ Conference of the State
State Missions Committee
Scouts Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Campus Camp
A dozen Ames girls join Boy Scouts encampment on Iowa State College grounds led by Ernest Thompson Seton. Lectures by Seton Dr Gulick and Miss Gulick inspire study of campus birds and animals with evening council held in a hollow near Dean Stanton’s residence.
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Ames Times
Pella
the Times
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Iowa State College
Ernest Thompson Seton
Boy Scout Movement
Little Hollow
Dean’ Stanton
Scout Council Delights Audience With Camp Fire Tales
The council impressed elders and youths as Mr. Seton led Scouts and Camp Fire Girls through deeds and lessons. He stressed that a scout is told to act and must respond to the best of his ability. Tonight Camp Fire Girls take charge with ceremonials songs and activities.
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Mr. Seton
Wanted young men for automobile business in Los Angeles
Help wanted ad seeking young men for an automobile business in Los Angeles California. Promises big pay and quick expert training in ten weeks by mail. Payment deferred until a position is secured through the American Automobile Institute.
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American Automobile Institute
Los Angeles
Calif
Post Office Hours July 4th Schedule
On July 4 the post office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for mail delivery and stamp sales. The brief hours reflect a limited service window on the holiday.
Railroads Fined For Violations Of Quarantine And 28 Hour Law
Railroads face heavy penalties totaling 4700 dollars for 28 hour confinement violations of livestock without feeding or rest. The Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railway Co leads with 21 cases and 4700 dollars. Other fines include Atlantic Coast Line Mobile & Ohio Seaboard Air Line and Union Pacific among several railroads. Additional notices report 1250 dollars in six Pen Gerltis edits cases.
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Atlantc Coast Line Railroad
Sint
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co
Seaboard Air Line Railway Co
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co
Nepaska
Sf Ay
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Cincinnati, New Opland & Texas Pacific Railway Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago Great Western Railroad Co
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co
Department of Agriculture
Peneglatis
Settlement Ends West Virginia Coal War in Kanawha Fields
Government conciliations under Secretary Wilson brought a near total settlement between operators and the labor union in Kanawha West Virginia. Employers will recognize the union and the check off dues system while wage talks await a future commission. Armed guards, militia, and earlier violence marked the struggle, now eased by a three member wage panel and a plan to resolve remaining differences.
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Kanawha
West Virginia
Wilson
Department of Labor
United States Senate
Secretary of Labor
Lst
Washington
Resolutions of Respect for Charles W Houck
The Pella Chronicle records Pella Lodge No 87 I O O F resolutions noting the death of Charles W Houck a worthy consistent member with broad sympathy and integrity The lodge extends sincere sympathy to the mother and relatives and orders the resolutions published and sent to the family
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Charles W. Houck
Pella Lodge No. 87
Pella
Longtime Pella editor Neyenesch dies at 90 in Iowa
H. Neyenesch born in the Netherlands October 25 1823 died June 26 1914 at his son in law D W Wilkes home south of Pella aged 90 years 8 months He taught in Pella public schools and edited Pella Weekblad from 1870 to 1901 He helped establish Pella Blade and the Chronicle due to his editorial work He served as city recorder mayor justice of the peace and remained active in religious work He left a wife three daughters and a son Funeral services were held June 29 at the First Reformed church with interment at Oakwood cemetery
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H.nayenesch
D. W. Wilkes
Pella
Mr. Neyenesch
Netherlands
Teac ‘Ing
America
Weekblad
Henry Hospers
United States
Neyenesch
Pella Blade
Chronicle
Neuenesch
Democratic Party
H. P. Neyenesch
I. LeCocq
A. N. Kuyper
D.W. Wilkes
Main Street
First Reformed Church
J. Wesselink
B. F. Brinkman
Second Reformed Church
Knoxville
Cam Culbertson
Geo. W. Crozier
W. J. Casey
the Express
T. G. Gilson
The
Journal
Oakwood Cemetery
Sudden Death Of Plumber Marinus VanGorp On Franklin Street
Marinus VanGorp aged 29 years died suddenly Friday around eight o'clock after an ordinary workday as a plumber for H. Vander Eyde. He ate a hearty supper then sat on a sidewalk chair on Franklin Street and collapsed without warning, uttering a faint sound before dying within minutes.
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Marinus VanGorp
Mr. VanGorp
H. Vander Eyde
Franklin Street
Baptist Church Pulpit to Be Supplied by Dr Bailey
Baptist church plans a Sunday morning service with Dr Bailey supplying the pulpit and a union evening service at the park. The events bring together congregations for shared worship this weekend.
First union religious service in the park next Sunday
Next Sunday evening the first union religious services in the park will convene at 7 30. Prof A P Kuyper returns to lead music as last year with Rev B F Brinkman of the Second Refoted church delivering the sermon in English.
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Union
A. P. Kuyper
B. F. Brinkman
Banishing the Immoral Carnival in Cedar Rapids
In a Cedar Rapids Republican editorial the author condemns traveling carnivals as immoral, corrupting youths and spreading from the Chicago World's Fair. The piece urges city councils to deny permits and perform strict inspections to bar such shows, arguing for moral cleansing of fairs and exhibitions.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Laymen Missionary Movement convenes at Lake Geneva
An Irish born head presides as James M. Speers leads the Laymen's Missionary Movement session at Lake Geneva Wisconsin from July 29 to August 2. About 300 men from multiple denominations attend for five days of instruction to boost missions in local churches. Notables include J Campbell White and Charles R Henderson among speakers and participants.
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Ireland
New York City
Lake Geneva
Wis
James M. Speers
Samuel B. Capen
Japan
North America
J. Campbell White
Churches of America
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
W. W. White
H. C. Herring
Boston
L. Wilbur Messer
Chicago
Miss Lucile Donai Named Night Operator at Fowler Telephone
Miss Lucile Donai is appointed night operator at the Fowler telephone office. She takes over duties overseeing late shifts, handling calls, routing lines, and maintaining service reliability during night hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Donai
Fowler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hodgson— Smith
Notlen
Bartlett
Cemer
H. Neyenesch
VanGorp
Union Park Services
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