College Notes Hazel Kirke June 16 Commencement Concert
College notes recount a June 14 commencement concert at Second Reformed Church with piano voice and pipe organ numbers, free admission, and invitations extended. Also details summer music classes, glee club performs, Jubilee program Auntie’s Gift, and auxiliary meeting. Student activities cover senior chapel, commencement program participants, and a humorous campus owl incident involving Philo sharpshooters.
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Second Reformed Church
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription A Temperance Herbal Tonic
An American health column extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a vegetable tonic for women. It claims to alleviate backache dizziness and nervousness with a temperance herbal formula and lists plain English ingredients. A trial tablet sample is offered for ten cents through Dr Pierce at Invalids' Hotel Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
Church Notes Professor Timmerman to Speak at Grundy Center
Professor J Timmerman of the college at Grundy Center Iowa will occupy the pulpit both forenoon and afternoon in a Sunday church note item.
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J. Timmerman
Grundy Center
Iowa
Second Reformed Church Sunday Services and Programs
Rev H M Bruins leads 9 30 Sunday school and 10 45 Morning Worship with music. Anthem The Heavens Are Telling. College Glee Club and choir perform mixed quartet Bless the Lord. Central College graduating class baccalaureate sermon by Rev M J Hoffman D D at 7.00 pm. Senior C E Society at 8 00 pm. Evening Worship features music Anthem Hark Hark With Harps of Gold and a sermon by the pastor Demas
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College Glee Club
Hoffman
Hendricks
Ostendorf
Mokma
Central College
M. J. Hoffman
D. D
C. E. Society
Demas
Moonlight Mission Band Guests West of Town
Social events note the Moonlight Mission Band being entertained at the Martin Klein home west of town Tuesday evening. The Dorcas Society of the Otley Reformed church met Friday afternoon on Independence street with several guests by auto and train. High school domestic science girls hosted a dinner for the school board, wives, and teachers, under Miss Ethel Guthrie, serving an elaborate meal.
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Moonlight Mission Band
Martin Klein
Town
Dorcas Society
Otley Reformed Church
D. van Zante
Independence Street
Ethel Guthrie
TerLouw VanderHart wed at bride's home in 1919
Rev John S TerLouw and Hendrika VanderHart married at East First street home on June 5 1919. TerLouw to serve at Hamilton Michigan church. couple to reside there. The Chronicle offers congratulations. Felix Schneelock and Wilma Veenstra wed May 28 at Methodist parsonage, Felix reenlisted in the army. Edna Redding and Paul Thomassen wed Des Moines June 3 with business ties in Harvey.
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the Chronicle
Felix Schneelock
Wilma Veenstra
M. D. Cox
Felix
Fred Schneelock
Co. H
John Veenstra
Pella
Eddyville
New York
Schneelock
Sharon
Paul Thomassen
G. G. Thomassen
Edna Redding
Harvey
Des Moines
Paul
The
Chronicle
Mortuary notices for Miles Sheehy and Louis LeCocq in Pella Iowa
Miles Sheehy son of Miles and Elizabeth Sheehy born in Limrick Ireland July 16 1888 died June 3 1919 in Pella Iowa age 80 years 10 months 19 days married to Sarah E Chase Jan 20 1867 who died March 9 1890 nine of thirteen children survive plus one grandson two brothers George Los Angeles and Edward Pella later married to Mrs C Van Prsel Civil War veteran We thank neighbors for sympathy. The remains of Louis LeCocq who died May 31 on the automobile race track were cremated and brought to the home of his brother and sister A W DeBruyn for a service then Oakwood Cemetery.
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Miles Sheehy
Miles
Elizabeth Sheehy
Limrick Co
Ireland
Pella
Iowa
Sarah E. Chase
George
Los Angeles
Edward
C. van Prsel
Sheehy
Louis LeCocq
A. W. DeBruyn
H. M. Bruins
Second Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Aafje Roozendaal Dies After Stroke at 82
The death of Miss Aafje Roozendaal on June 9 1919 at her North Broadway home followed a stroke. Found after 24 hours, she could not speak again. Funeral services were held at her home and interment occurred at the First Reformed cemetery.
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Aafje Roozendaal
North Broadway
Miss Roozendaal
First Reformed Cemetery
Card of Thanks for G W Ross Loss
We thank friends in Pella for kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement for our father G W Ross. Also listed are Mrs R W Warren Mrs Thad Harp Geo R Ross Mrs Kenneth Hutchings Walter M Ross. England has paid 756009000 in out of work donations today with high dividends for meat and beer interests.
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Pella
G. W. Ross
R. W. Warren
Thad Harp
Geo. R. Ross
Kenneth Hutchings
Walter M. Ross
England
Save Coal sign reflects Allied war effort in London
In wartime London, a public sign urged saving coal for the American Army, noting Americans heat use and coal control by the United States for European transport. Raymond B. Fosdick of New York is named as a permanent League of Nations official, after serving as Training Camp Activities chairman.
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London
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Raymond B. Fosdick
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Union Theological Seminary of New York
League of Nations
Wilson
Cable
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