Pella Area News Briefs Highlight Travel and Local Visits
Local residents travel for work and pleasure across Iowa and nearby states. J P Van Zee goes to Fargo to assist Garden City Feeder Co, while Mrs Ed Porter visits Delta and Kaldenberg home. Numerous visits, farm reports, and upcoming trips documented in this community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. van Zee
Fargo
N. D
Garden City Feeder Co
Ed Porter
Pella
Delta
Kaldenburg
City
Sadie Aiken
Oskaloosa Herald
Irene Haan
Otley
Dick van Ryswyk
Prairie City
Church Notes from First Christian Reformed and M E Churches
Church notes list multiple services at First Christian Reformed Church including 9 00 a m and 1 30 p m with topics Christ in Glory and in Return and Gods Right land The Believers righteousness and Gods Judgment and Holy Glorious Future in English plus M E Church schedule 9 30 a m 10 45 a m sermon on The Doctrine of Future Recognition and 8 00 p m on The Unpardonable Sin warning to all who sin Announcement: fourth quarterly conference July 26 Dr J M Brown presiding all annual reports due and all official members expected by C H Montgomery pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Reformed Church
Holland
English
M. E
J. M. Brown
C. H. Montgomery
Worship and Service at Baptist Church This Week
The church emphasizes worship of God as the primary purpose, urging wholehearted reverence for the loving Father. Services are at 9:30, 10:45 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. with a midweek meeting at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Spencer
Emerson
Mohammed
Lord
Baptist Church
Three ages of man and a price joke from a German butcher
A humorous exchange features a German butcher charging twenty five cents a pound for ham burger steak, while a shopper notes the corner store sells it for twelve. The butcher explains he offers ten cents when he lacks stock. A schoolboy’s essay on the three ages of man humorously traces innocence, prime of life, and feeble old age.
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Otto
Old Boss and Stone Reflect on Regrets in Quiet Office
A weary boss consoles a remorseful stone figure, remarking on dotage and memory of past wrongs. The stone replies with sly sweetness that aging brings risk of misdeeds, hinting at fragile judgment in a chilly office scene.
Cause for Suspicion At Pennsylvania Train Stop
A stalled train in Pennsylvania caused a four hour delay after a brakeman blamed a passenger for pulling the rope. The startled traveler asked if it was an accident, and the brakeman questioned him about the bell rope. The incident unfolds amid a chaotic scene on the rails.
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Pennsylvania
Central Park Incident Report Sparks Caution
A brief exchange shows a person requesting help from a traffic officer. The officer allows passage this time and warns firmly not to repeat the request.
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Central Pe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard Kaldenberg
Mrs. Porter
Earl Withrow
Ottumwa
L. W. Hartley Suriday
H. E. Kuyper
Chicago
S. J. van Buren
Reasnor
Gerrit Wormhoudt
Des Moines
Verne de Bruin
Billie
Kenneth Byram
Salix
Iowa
Minnie Borgman
Harriet Dykstein
Sioux Center
Christian Endeavor
Ant. Grandia
Anna Brassfield of
Monroe
M. L. Meyer
Baby
Charles Porter
A. T. Klein
Roland
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado Pointe
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Lydia Ter Louw
C. B. Welle
Iowa City
Sully
Lynnville
T. H. Kaldenberg
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
T. H. McKinley
Houston
Texas
Mrs. McKinley
J. Cornelius
Anna Visser
Paul de Wit
Paul
D. N. Steffen
Mason City
Pella Canning Company
Rockwell City
J. G. Lankelma
J. S. Coppoe
Bonaparte
W. P. Fowler
Ruth Dykstra
H. P. van Gorp
Dallas
J. H. Cole
Miller
Mr. Cole
South Dakota
L. Popma’s
J. B. Sheehy
Jamaica
Geo. Sheehy
Taintor
James Sheehy
Sidney Dale
Pearl Carrier
Sioux City
W. J. Fowler
Brooklyn
Embert Carson
Jeannette and
William
R. A. Awtry
Ansco
Puritan Drug Co
Stenog
Emoge
Wiliams
Greensburg
Sam
Blair
Darby
Georgia
Charleston
Nathan
Yassin
New York
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
University Herald
Y. T. van Niewaal
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