Community Notices From Marion County Rural Offices
A condensed page notes several local society and club activities. The Northeast Marion County Health Committee meets at Mrs. Ralph Grandman’s home Tuesday at 2:30. The Black Oak 4-H club hosts an annual program and ice cream social July 15 at 8 pm near Leighton. Various church and Federated Club events, a Tysseling reunion at West Park, a 4-H girls report from Ames State College, and Legion Auxiliary activities are listed with dates and hosts. Community picnics, B Y P U plans, and a Hoksbergen family reunion are included alongside small social gatherings and notices.
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Marion County Health Committee
Ralph Grandman
Lee
Black Oak
Wm. van Heukelem
Leighton
Tysseling
H. Tysseling
West Park
Iowa State College
Ames
Marion County
Prof. MacRae
R. Sayre
Iowa
Ralph Grundman
The
Legion Auxiliary
M. Nesbit
Jennie ‘Vander Linden
Frances Linder
Bess Kuyper
Stella Hackett
Bess van Zan
West Market Square
Des Moines
Pella
Joosa
Rose Hill
Austin
Stewartville
Minn
Teunis Tysseling
Ames BA
Netherlands
Tysseling Fam
Holland
Little church with a big welcome hosts Ottumwa man
Friday night at 7 7:30 p m Clinton Baker of Ottumwa recently converted beer garden operator will give a talk. The event invites the public to enjoy all services at the church described as “The little church with a big welcome.”
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Word of God
Clinton Baker
Ottumwa
Bombs and Bibles Ships sail from American harbor with missionaries and arms
Two ships depart loaded for China. One carries hymn books and missionaries to spread Christianity. the other bears air plan guns and ammunition intended for China via Japan to Canton. The piece condemns U S motives, noting desire to Christianize, aid the poor, and profit in dollars.
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America
Japan
Canton
Othey
China
Chattanooga
The Chronicle Congratulates Birthday and Anniversary List
The Chronicle notes birthdays and wedding anniversaries up to July 18. Names include Mrs. Frank Hiemstra Oska James Jones 27 Pella Peter Van Otley Wilma Vanden Berg Georgia Van Gorkom Mise Lena Vos 82 Home For the Aged Pella Mrs John Waardbuizen Blair Hartley Nellie Groeneboom Frank Baer Mrs Bastian Goemant Toyee Darlene Nunninkhoven Bernice Jaarsma Mary Iertha Vriezelaar with several July dates. Wedding anniversaries include Mr and Mrs Gon De Prenger 15th Leighton and A L Vander Line Guy 46th Prair iary.
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James Jones
Pella
Peter van Otley
Wilma Vanden Berg
Joe Vanden Berg
Monro
Georgia van Gorkom
George van Gorkom
Mise Lena’ Vos
Home For
John Waardbuizen
Blair Hartley
J. W. Hartley
Nellie Groeneboom
Lacy
Frank Baer
Los Angeles
Cal
Bastian Goemant
Toyee Darlene Nunninkhoven
Joe’ A! Nunninkhoven
Bernice Jaarsma
Mary Iertha Vriezelaar
Gon de Prenger
Leighton
A. L. Vander Line
Guy
Den
Prairiary
Union church services with Rev Weidenan preaches
Union services at the Fi church feature Rev J Weidenan erly of Peoria now in Grand Rapids Michigan delivering sermons on Holy Communion and related Bible verses.
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J. Weidenanerly
Peoria
Grand Rapids
Mich
Coal Ridge Baptist Church Sunday Service
B. V. Good, pastor, will lead Sunday school and preaching at Coal Ridge Baptist Church. The sermons explore a Vision of the King and ask Does the Church Believe in Preparedness? This brief notice highlights the church’s Sunday plan and topic.
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Coal Ridge Baptist Church
B. V. Good
Revival Schedule at First Church and Sunday School
Rev G Menning pastor leads 9 80 Sunday School. At 10 45 a sermon titled Things which cannot be Shaken. At 2 00 Holland Service. The Salvation of a Sincere Dead Wrong noted in service listings.
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G. Menning
Holland Service First Church
First Reformed Church Sunday Schedule and Sermons
The First Reformed Church offers 9 30 Alm Sunday School with Caleb Lifetime Devotion 10 45 Morning Worship The Potter and His Wheel 2 00 Holland Service Het Dal der Schaduwe des Doods 7 30 Evening Praise Making a Living or Making a Life with program notes and service times.
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Caleb
Gardens Are a Joy to the Eye Boon to the Purse
The article notes a bountiful garden season in Pella with potatoes carrots beets sweet corn tomatoes and beans plentiful. Warm humid weather and abundant moisture have boosted crops and the clover stand is strong after five years of effort. Oats are being cut and rain plus mild temperatures promise good harvests.
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Pella
Second Reformed Church Sunday Services Schedule
The church holds Sunday School at 9 20 a m and Morning Worship at 10 45 a m followed by a 7 30 p m praise service and worship. Rev Richard J Vanden Berg of Zeeland Michigan will be the superintendent and lead both services.
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Richard J. Vanden Berg
Zeeland, Mich
Open Bible Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Open Bible Church details a Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Pastor LeLaCheur F C David Breen leads morning worship at 11 a m Young Peoples Overcomer service at 6 20 p m Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m plus a song service and choirs The Tuesday night prayer and praise service is at 7 30 p m and Thursday Bible Study at 7 30 p m with the topic A Wedding Invitation
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F. C
LeLaCheur
Unday School
David Breen
Young Peoples
Zephyrs Pass Five Million Miles in Regular Service
The eight Zephyr trains of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad reached five million miles of regular passenger service on June 21, 1938 at 6 07 PM Central Standard Time. Passengers Adelyn B Lutz and Albert Cotsworth Jr inspect the high speedometer at Union Station as the Pioneer Zephyr inset denotes the fleet’s fame. The trains, built by Budd Company of Philadelphia, averaged about 95 percent availability with routes including Chicago to Twin Cities and Chicago to Denver, among others, and ran across six states on a daily schedule of 5903 miles.
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Zephyr
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Adelyn B. Lutz
Albert Cotsworth, Jr
Chicago
Union Station
Pio
Neer Zephyr
Burlington
Ronard G. Budd Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Chicago-Twin Cities
Chicago-Denver
Lincoln-Omaha-Kansas City
Houston - Dallas - Fort Worth
St. Louis-Kanaak City
St. Louis-Burlington
City Should Sell Water Softeners for Home Use
W B Schrein er urges city of Pella to offer water softeners for sale or rent rather than full plant softening. He notes annual usage about 110 million gallons with little household need and argues private softening units would be cheaper and preserve drinking water taste. He invites reader input from interested consumers.
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Pella
Egg Law Enforced in Penna and Farm Vote Survey
A Pennsylvanian egg law sets cell freshness limits an air cell no more than two eighths inch deep with yolk visible and white firm while a Kraschel Wilson race is polled by Wallace's Farmer. The survey shows Kraschel ahead by a small percent but 30 percent farming voters undecided. In 1936 Kraschel beat Wilson by 2,400 votes with farm support higher. urban areas offset.
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Ivanin
Ees Penn
Wallace
Kraschel
Wilson
George Wilson
Bankers warned on nationalization of banks and Fed control
In a speech to bankers Jesse Jones warned that government ownership of the Federal Reserve System and nationalization could come if credit restrictions are not loosened. A Patman bill to Congress would push this proposal, while examiners tighten pressure on banks to reduce loan restrictions and avoid risky lending.
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Jesse Jones
R. F
Federal Reserve System
Patman
Congress
Bank Examiners Note Non Liquid Assets Amid Piled U S Funds
Examiners warn that certain assets cited by the bank are not liquid and cannot be turned into cash quickly. Despite this, money continues to accumulate in U S banks as businesses seek funds.
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Met
U. S
Bus Schedules and Quirky Observations From The Era
Central Park Cafe bus schedule details morning afternoon and evening departures while June highway deaths total 21, well below 1937 and 1987 figures. Miscellaneous notes touch on weddings in airplanes, opportunity versus hard work, a worn carpet question, a witty aphorism, and potatoes comprising a quarter of Western diets.
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Central Park Cafe
Money Gone Up In Spontaneous Combustion Oxidation
A figurative note laments drastic financial losses as funds disappear in unexpected failures. The phrase suggests resources vanish quickly, like flames leaping from careless spending or misplaced investments, tracing a trend of fading wealth and uncertain security.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Reformed Church
Doreas Aid and Missionary Society
G.T.A. Society
Mise Freda van Zante
Federated Club
SIGMA_DELTA EPSILON
Sigma Delta Epsil
Mr Smith
Vera Sedrening
Esther Vander Krol
Louisville
Mr. Mers
Dunlap
Paul Blom
P. A. Bogaards
C.F. Dykstra
T. H. Klein
Meyer Langerak
M. Vander Linden
Second Reformed Church
Blac
Mary Groge
Gretel
Egypt
John Hattery
State Highway Patrol
Legion Junior Auxiliary
Hilda Nesbit
Margaret Lubherden
Kathryn Schakel
Dora Baer
Winifred’ van Dyke
Carrie Hoeksema
B. Y
B.Y
Red Rock
Hoksbergen
Andrew Hoksbergen
Mat Hoksbergen
A. Hoksbergen
Marie
Lou
Rds
Hen
Clayton Ustermarkt
Bernice van Ommen
Oskaloosa
East Side Square
Pella, Iowa
Dolores Vander Wilt
Ray Vander Wilt
Columbus
Mary Ruth Groenendyke
Betsy Ann Hoksbergen
Shirley
Curly
Keith Neely
Frank Hiemstra
Oska
Open Bible Church
Zephyrs
W. BR. Schreiner
Penna
BPS
Levey VanCae
Abembeudtac Son Pella
Mrs. Mitten
the Dress
South Side Square
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