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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
9
The 1923 lesson examines Simon Peter's role and emphasizes the life of notable Bible figures. The study contrasts claims of Peter as Christ’s earthly vicar with interpretations of church authority, noting long histories of Christian leadership and the spread of church power across nations.
An old sermon outlines Peter's growth from doubt to bold leadership. It cites scripture verses across John Acts and Galatians, tracing Jesus guiding Peter from discovery of Jesus as God to renewal after failure. The preacher emphasizes meditation, service, and the rock of faith as the foundation of the church.
The storage battery enables on demand electrical current for farm homes by storing energy from a kerosene engine and generator. It allows lights and power appliances to run without continuous generator operation, delivering city like service at low cost with improved reliability.
A tribute to Theodore Roosevelt as father and family leader. It highlights his daily involvement with his children at the White House, his warm, practical approach to child life, and the belief that strong homes guard republics. The piece urges active fatherhood as essential amid rising concerns over paternal absence.
The National Kindergarten Association emphasizes that a father's greatest gifts are himself and his time. It argues that when fathers spend minutes daily with their children, fellowship, sympathy, and lasting bonds grow, reducing later misunderstandings and estrangements.
Official publication invites sealed proposals from qualified bidders for storm sewer construction in Pella Iowa. Plans specify vitrified pipe or 36 inch blocks with brick or concrete manholes, with work to start near Independence Street and Main Street, to complete by September 1 1923. Bids due July 17 1928 with $500 certified check and 100 percent bond. council may reject any bid.
When Filkerson entered the office friends saw a red swollen laceration on his forehead. Rogerson asked what happened and Filkerson replied he bit himself while standing on a chair, explaining with a wry joke.
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