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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

10

Capt Barker in Class of 1858 Remembers Central College

An elderly recall of Central College founded by Baptists in 1858 with about 100 students. Capt Barker describes humble origins, the hard work to pay tuition, and the Civil War interruption that halted his expected diploma from Central College. He notes peers, teachers, and the postwar careers of classmates, with few surviving.

Capt. Barker Central College Elihu Gunn E. H. Scarf Amos N. Currier A. Stoddard George A. Jewett Iowa Lincoln U. S. Army

Chamber of Commerce Meets Tonight

The monthly chamber meeting is planned for this evening at 7 30 if weather allows in the South park near the depot. If bad weather, it moves to Memorial Hall. A social hour will feature a real Dutch setting with beer pop and bologna.

Chamber of Commerce South Park Memorial Hall

Church Notes at First Reformed Church Morni

Morning Calvinism III Total Depravity Afternoon The Tent of Meet 2 Evening Candidate Anthony Van Zante ing Jan Reformed Church Parables VI Matt 13 24 30 36 42 Afternoon Holland Lord's Day 28 Questions 76 77 Evening Parables VII Matt 13 31 32

First Reformed Church Meet Anthony van Zante Holland

What Cheer Baptist Church Services Announced

9 30 a m Sunday school with Ray De Haan Supt for all ages. 10 45 a m Morning worship. 6 80 p m B Y P U. 7 30 p m Evening worship. The pulpit will be filled at both hours by Rev James M Ownby pastor of the What Cheer Baptist church. A large attendance is requested and those not attending church elsewhere are invited Read the Chronicle Want Ads.

Ray de Haan James M. Ownby What Cheer Aptist Church

Bake Sale by Women’s League at Central States Electric

The Women’s League of Service of the Third Reformed Church will hold a bake sale at the Central States Electric building on Saturday afternoon June 15. Proceeds support church outreach. Contact 3B Hollebrands for details.

Women’s League of Service of the Third Reformed Church Central States Electric Hollebrands

Denberger Easton wedding in Leighton on Tuesday

Miss Ruth Denberger and Max Easton of Oskaloosa were married Tuesday afternoon June 11 at the Denberger home in Leighton. The Rev De Jong officiated for a small gathering. A wedding dinner followed. Miss Denberger trained at Mahaska County Hospital Nurses School and now practices nursing. The couple will reside in Oskaloosa.

Denberger-Easton Ruth Denberger Max Easton Oskaloosa Fred Denberger Leighton de Jong Miss Denberger Mahaska County Hospital Nurses Training School Easton

Fragmented fragments in old newspaper snippets

A collection of miscued captions and brief items from multiple papers. Notes include an odd roommate ad, a request for a healthy cook, Miss Nora Van Til burg’s supper, a pancake batter misdirection, Fred Magnus the architect injuring his arm, a sinking ceremony, ethics in pulpits, Katherine’s Canadian Rockies trip, an escaped circus elephant incident, a wild trumpet through a covert, removing ashes for a widow, and similar clipped tidbits from Florida Michigan New York North Carolina California and Plymouth papers.

Florida Nora van Tilburg James Renbarger Michigan Fred Magnus Coos Bay New York Times North Carolina Katherine Canadian Rockies Yellowstone Park Sells- Floto California Moses Roane Plymouth Mass

Luggage Fashion Through the Years Compared

A reflection on how luggage trends mimic fashion, noting a bygone era of travelers with extensive trunks, bags, and hat boxes destined for Liverpool Street or Epston station. The piece contrasts grand family ensembles for long trips with the crowded, sprawling cases for weekend country visits.

Liverpool Street Epston Station London

New Meat Cutter At Self-Serve Store

Arnold Schippers, formerly of Pella and now in Waterloo since last October, is the new meat cutter at DeKock's United Self-Serve store, taking over from Neal Ver Heul who resigned. Schippers began cutting meat 26 years ago in this building with John Van Hemert, later partnered with John Ulrich and Klyn and De Winter, and once ran a Melcher meat shop selling 186000 dollars of meat in a year. His family remains in Waterloo but may relocate if his position becomes permanent.

Arnold Schippers Pela Waterloo DeKock Neal Ver Heul Mr. Schippers John van Hemert John Ulrich Klyn de Winter Melcher Schippers Pella

Pella Co operative Burial Association Formed with Embalmer

The Pella Co operative Burial Association announces readiness to serve the public of Pella and area. Licensed embalmer Henry Liebrock of Gilman Iowa available day or night via Cander Leest blue 222 or D De Bruin black 350. Officers offer further information and assure satisfactory treatment.

Pella Pella Co-Operative Burial Association

Life Insurance Ad and Local Notices

Local notices note shelter and life essentials in an insurance pitch from Federal Life Insurance Co. District Manager E A Holle Brands. Monroe Baptist pastor A H Mohr reports his church thriving after a Des Moines evangelistic meeting with 80 baptisms last Sunday. Visits include J H Beckman and Mrs Beckman of Alton, en route from Hinkley to visit Gezel relatives. E V Goad heads to Barnes City for Pleasant Grove Baptist church annual meeting five miles south.

E. Hollebrands Federal Life Insurance Co A. H. Mohr Monroe Baptist Church Des Moines J. H. Beckman Alton Hinkley, Ill George Gezel E. V. Goad Barnes City Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

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