Club Woman’s Eastward Trip Highlights Federated Clubs
A long report from Chautauqua portrays the sixteenth biennial Federated Clubs convention. Speakers include Dr George Vincent and Ray mond Robins. Farm Bureau notes emphasize cooperation with the National Farm Bureau, county agents and home demonstration work for Iowa farmers, nutrition and school lunch plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
P. EB. C
Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau
General Federation
Minter
Federated Clubs
George Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Raymond Robins
Howard Hodgins
Shaler Mathews
University of Chicago
Frantline
Ty Will HH
Movin Picture
Salvi
Williams
Edward McDowell
St. Louis
M Ma Obendorf
Chicago
Division of Music
America
U. S
America the Beautiful
Liquor Raids in Mahaska County Seize Over Hundred Bottles
Federal and state officers raided the Thomas Lee home in northeast Mahaska County on Sunday seizing more than a hundred bottles of liquor and a quantity of mash. No still was found. The search, issued by Justice L M Bacon, involved Constable James Glass and involved actions against Keokuk County residents awaiting government tests. Lee and his two sons were not arrested. criminal action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee
Mahaska County
Lee
Keokuk County
L. M. Bacon
James Glass
Oskaloosa
Number One Chamber of Commerce Band Picks Members
The Chamber of Commerce Band names its Number I band led by Mr. Crawford with L. Van Rheenen as assistant editor. The roster includes Mary and Robert Crew, Esther and Jean Kuyper, Dorothy Gambell, Donald Whaecher, Charles Mitten, Lucile Plette, Marion Frush, Harriet Frush, Raymond De Grofft, Grace Lubbers, Co. Van Dellen, Mansford Ver Steeg, Arthur Vogelaar, Edith Sedred, Louis Le Coca, Jeanette Decker, Wilma Van Dorninck, Ruth Ten Hagen, Marion Van Nimwegen, Arle Rempe, Mabel Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crawford
C. C. Con
Mary Crew
Robert Crew
Jean Kuyper
Esther Kuyper
Magdaline Kuyper
Dorothy Gambell
Donald Whaecher
Charles Mitten
Lucile Plette
Marion Frush
Harriet Frush
Raymond de Grofft
Grace Lubbers
Co. van Dellen
Mansford Ver Steeg
Arthur Vogelaar
Edith Sedred
Louis le Coca
Jeanette Decker
Wilma van Dorninck
Ruth Ten Hagen
Marion van Nimwegen
Arle Rempe
Mabel Morris
Render to Caesar the Things That Are Caesar's
A sermon warns of Germany's looming collapse and the threat to law and order. It argues the importance of civil authority and the dangers of anarchy, noting the devaluation of currency and the fragility of government, urging obedience to state and national powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ger
France
Italy
Caesar
Paul
What Kind of an Education
RE M Thompson argues that America’s future rests on education for both young men and women from rural areas. He cites Grant and McKinley anecdotes to show leaders emerge from humble origins and warns that responsible civic life requires schools with Christian educators to uphold government principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. M. Thompson
Grant
Prince Bismark
Lord Beaconsfield
England
America
McKinley
Iowa
House of Representatives
House
Denominational schools urged for Christian service
The article argues that denominational schools and colleges, with Christian instruction, provide both secular education and foundations of character. It calls on all denominations to engage in promoting education and inspiring youth to pursue a life of useful Christian service.
Loyde Hillyer Named Organist at First Methodist Church
Loyde Hillyer has been engaged as Organist and Choir Director at First Methodist Church in Montrose, beginning August first after four years singing with the local church choir. Miss Sara Van Buren will present a Junior Piano Recital in Chapel Hall on Tuesday evening, August 16, inviting attendance. Betty and Buddy Liggett spent last week on the Brummell farm near Otley. George Gosseliik leaves Tuesday for Sioux County then Arabia in about three weeks. Abe Klaaren visited Pella over Sunday. Miss Mabel Van Donselaar, class of 1924, gave a piano recital in the chapel with a Beethoven concerto and works by Beeth oven, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Liszt, Pape and Rive-King. Miss Tillie Beerends sang, with Grace Van Ryswyk and Sara Van Buren assisting. Miss Tillie Beerends will also give a voice recital in Monroe on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harriet Schultz and her children from Keokuk visited the Veenstra home then left for Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colorado
Loyde Hillyer
Loyde
Sara van Buren
Mabel van Donselaar
Beethoven
Sadler
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Liszt
Pape
Rive-King
Tille
Beerends
Roses
Astors
Tillie Beerends
Monroe
Grace van Ryswyk
Good Delegation Will Go to Ft Snelling
Several young men from this vicinity depart this week for Ft Snelling Minnesota to participate in the Citizens Training Camp. The program offers military discipline and training under army officers without enlistment, with expenses paid by the government. Named so far are Edward Hooven Peter De Cook Rolfus Sack Laurence Van Rheenen G Van de Kamp and Anthony Van Zante. The state quota is nearly a thousand nationwide and only Iowa candidates remain to be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Edward Hooven
Peter de Cook
Rolfus Sack
Laurence van Rheenen
G. van de Kamp
Anthony van Zante
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
CLUB
East
Pella
Woman's Club
Federated Club
Chautauqua
Jennings
Richardson
Jehovah
Israel
Judah
the Chamber of Commerce
Asst
L. van Rheenen
Kilduff
Chamber of Commerce Orchestra
Clay Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Russia
Jesus Christ
College
Betty
Buddy Liggett
Otley
George Gosseliik
Tuseday
Sioux County
Arabia
Abe Klaaren
Harriet Schultz
Keokuk
Herman Veenstra
Altoona
Pella Markets
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella Produce Co
Chronicle Office
J. M. Cox
Des Moines
Marion County Fair
C. M. Gilson
Sec’y
East First and
Liberty Street
Lot
J. T. van ‘Zante
L. Hoksbergen
Est
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