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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

5

Reformed Church Synod in Meet

The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America, meeting in Kingston New York for a week starting June 2, outlines centennial celebration programs for the Board of Foreign Missions on Sunday June 6 and Monday June 8. The events include a Thanksgivings service with greetings from boards and missionary leaders, a sermon by Rev Henry Evertson Cobb D D, and messages from British and Canadian boards. A number of foreign missions and regional leaders will participate with various greetings and a concluding hymn sung in praise.

Board of Foreign Missions General Synod of the Reformed Church In America Kingston New York Synod Womans Board of Foreign Missions Henry Evertson Cobb

The Challenge of the Century Church Meeting Report

The Board of Foreign Missions hosts a Tuesday evening programme with speakers Dr Mark A Dawber and Prof S Lloyd Brook at The Southern Normal School Brewton Alabama. It cites a year of income decline across denominations with totals for members schools and benevolences, plus board gifts 1929 30 through 1931 32, noting ongoing retrenchment and synod action. Delegates from Pella Classis are listed with several names and towns.

William S. Chamberlain Board of Foreign Missions Board of Domestic Missions Mark A. Dawber Methodist Church S. Lloyd Brook Southern Normal School Brewton Alabama the Reformed Church Homer Hamilton Reformed Church Pella Classis G. Menning Pella G. A. de Jong Leighton Geo. Vander Zyl Sully H. W. Pietenpol Secundi R. D. Douwstra Otley R. A. de Jong L. W. de Penning A. P. Kuyper Ella

Garden Square of Pella Recounts a Wild Civic Era

The article recounts the Garden Square in Pella tied to Rev. H. P. Scholte. It chronicles its transformation from a hedged stone bordered space to a bare cow and goose gathering area, its use in Fourth of July pranks and mass celebrations, and a Civil War era fireworks disaster that caused panic and injuries.

H. P. Scholte Iowa National Guard Pella

Disaster and political rambles after a troubled celebration

In the melee many were injured while others were trampled as the crowded event ended in disaster. Afterward meetings were held on open ground after hedge and cottonwood trees were removed. Henry Clay Dean spoke, displaying a copper head snake cane and urging listeners to “Look to this and live,” receiving wild applause.

Henry Clay Dean Pella

Lytle Aims To Reform Federal Reserve And Credit

Democratic candidate Chas F Lytle calls for a sweeping 144 point program to curb the Federal Reserve Board and Wall Street influence. He proposes mortgage refinancing, securities regulation, tax exempt security ban, abolition of the Farm Board, tariffs reforms, bank deposit controls, carrier system consolidation and tighter national banking limits to stabilize purchasing power. He faults current law for concentrating power in a few hands and urges Congress and voters to back comprehensive reform.

Federal Reserve Board Chas. F. Lytle United States Woodbury County Wall Street Federal Reserve System Lytle Federal Farm Board Hawley-Smoot Power Trust Washington

Iowa Teachers Will Not Lose Morale

Des Moines reports Iowa teachers, facing low wages among public servants, will not let the economy undermine morale or instruction quality. Secretary Chas F. Pye notes rural pay around 750 dollars annually and urges communities to value teachers’ sacrifice and service as citizens plan for the state’s future.

Des Moines Iowa Chas. F. Pye State Teachers Association Deep South Pye Towa

Passenger Bus Schedule From Pella To Des Moines And Oskaloosa

Bus schedule lists departures from Hotel Pella to Des Moines at 9 81 p m 2 81 p m and 7 46 p m. Also from Pella to Oskaloosa at 9 84 a m 8 84 p m and 7 49. All buses depart from Hotel Pella.

Pella Des Moines Oskaloons

Son of Pella Man Reports Personal Crisis and Death

Carl G. Stoddard 47 son of Ira Stoddard of Des Moines died by his own hand at his Cedar Rapids home after four months of ill health. He had just returned from Excelsior Springs Mo. seeking influenza relief. No inquest. Stoddard headed Bishop Stoddard cafeterias with outlets in Des Moines Waterloo Sioux City Cedar Rapids Davenport Peoria Rockford. He was past president of the National Restaurant Association and long active in employee profit sharing. He leaves wife Geneva and a son Jerry aged one, plus his father and siblings.

Carl Stoddard Cedar Rapids Ira Stoddard Des Moines J. M. Cox Kate Beard Lenora Scholte Des Moines Register Stoddard Carl G. Stoddard Bishop Stod Mercy Hospital R. A. Verpahl Bishop Company Des Moines Cafe B. F. Bishop Bishop and Stoddard Green Mill Bishop's Bishop-Stoddard Waterloo Sioux City Davenport Peoria Rockford National Restaurant Association Iowa The Baptist Church Geneva Stoddard Ira J. Stoddard Ruth Ryan San Francisco California Roy K Gilman J. K Cheyenne Wyom Jerry

Marion County voters urged to elect Andy Van Drimmelen treasurer

A letter to Marion County voters profiles Andrew Van Drimmelen born 1887 and a long time taxpayer and World War I medal recipient. It praises his business leadership at Van Drimmelen & Co and Farmer's Co operative Exchange and argues he is highly qualified to end the Des Moines river district monopoly by electing a Lake Prairie or Summit township candidate as county treasurer.

Andrew van Drimmelen Marion County van Drimmelen G. A. Vandermeulen & Co Knoxville Tone Pleasantville Metcalf Clark Dyer Wilson Des Moines Lake Prairie Summit Townships Andy van Drimmeren Pella

Lineville Doctor Critically Injured In Auto Collision

Dr N Smith of Lineville was critically injured Thursday when his car collided with a Rock Inland freight train in the northern part of Lineville near his home. The impact threw the car about 15 feet. Dr Staith attempted to jump from the car.

Lineville N. Smith Staith

Trenton Man Injured In Serious Accidental Fall

A man was hurled a great distance and rushed to a Trenton Missouri hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg a fracture of the left leg a fractured skull and internal injuries. Little hopes are entertained for his recovery.

Trenton

Barn Destroyed by Mysterious Fire Near Delta

A large barn on the Mrs Mollie Keep farm five miles northwest of Delta burned Thursday night around nine. Richard Keep and Walter Biewen, son and son in law, were inside as flames erupted. Cause unknown. The barn, among the largest in the area, was partially insured. Household goods of Mr and Mrs Ross Thompson stored there also burned, following a prior Thompson home fire weeks earlier.

Delta Press Mollie Keep Delta Richard Keep Walter Biewen Ross Thompson

University Park to Host State Camp Meeting

The 54th annual Iowa Holiness association State camp meeting will be at University Park Oskaloosa from June 8 to 12. Noted speakers will share in a program promising intellectual and spiritual enrichment amid the event’s hospitality and broad audience.

Iowa Holiness Association University Park Oskaloosa

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