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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
12
Across Everett and Pella, churches announce service times or sermon topics. Calvary and Second Reformed note morning and evening services, Sunday School, youth programs, and midweek meetings. A mix of pastors, guest speakers, and seminarian arrangements fill upcoming Sundays in June and July.
The Reformed Church of Homewood Illinois will present minister Rev. C. Ridder sharing Ambassador in Bond and a message on Following Christ during Temple Time broadcast. Programs include morning worship Sunday School and evening services with C E groups and leaders Eunice Roords Lester Ter Louw at Trinity Church invited to attend. Broadcasts air on KBOE KNWS and KXEL with times noted.
The First Reformed Church announces a Sunday program led by Dr. George H. Nengs of Western Theological Seminary Holland Michigan and Rev. Anthony Haverkamp in Dutch. Services include 11:00 a.m. sermon, 2:30 p.m. Dutch service, 6:30 p.m. Senior Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. evening worship honoring Rev. Leonard Braam. Night program featuresDenomi Night with local speakers. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Centen Fellowship Evening with Tunis Kempkes lecture on the History of the Reformed Church in Pella. Mass every Sunday morning at 280 o'clock.
The schedule lists morning worship Praying In Faith at 1 30 a.m. Lord's Day services include Sunday School at 11 00 a.m. Paul Shipwrecked reference, evening worship Looking Forward To Heaven at 7 30 p.m. Psalm 23 6b. George T. Pinches, preacher. Bible school at 9 30 a.m. Lord's Supper and Word of God at 10 30 a.m. Gospel service 7 80 p.m. with God’s Greatest Message to the World. Thursday 7 45 p.m. Reformation series Seven Unassailable Evidences of Justification by Faith Alone.
Rev. H. L. Van Dellen leads services at the Amsterdam school house two miles southwest of Pella every second and last Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The events occur monthly with regular attendance invited.
Rev. G. Lubbers announces a Sunday morning program on radio KBOE Osage City and Oskaloosa featuring singing and preaching. The show originates from the First Protestant Reformed Church in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Iowa State College agronomist E R Duncan says fertilizer is essential regardless of seedbed prep or rotation. With moisture, sidedressing may be possible and starter fertilizer helps in many cases. apply nitrogen over 40 pounds per acre after first cultivation but before knee high growth, guided by a recent soil test to balance nutrients and promote healthy plant development.
June Brown of Iowa State College offers methods to clean walls and woodwork, stressing different handling for painted versus papered surfaces. Tips include test washes, bottom-to-top scrubbing, bread as cleaner, ink blotter for grease, and options like whiting, mild soap solutions, and wax treatments, with cautions on calcium mine walls and avoiding water on unsealed surfaces.
State Conservationist Frank Mendell outlines two main progress drivers in soil and water conservation. Farmers recognize problems through observation and guidance from Extension Service and media, while available facilities provide technical and financial help through the Soil Conservation Service and local districts aided by ASC, Extension, and other agencies. Cooperation among SCS, ASC, Extension, and district boards drives planning, layout, and implementation of conservation practices with cost sharing and technical oversight.
National Conservation Week alerts on wool maggots feeding on matted wool around sheep rear and wounds. Rain and Raun urge shearing under tails and legs to remove matted wool, then applying approved smears like Smear 62 or EQ-335. Treat wounds with repeat smear applications at 5 to 7 day intervals until healed. For guidance contact the local extension office or pamphlet 180 Insect Pests of Sheep.
Two townships approved measures to authorize tax levies for fire protection. Franklin township voters 66 in favor 24 against while Union township 36 in favor 10 against. Franklin will join Pleasant Grove and Dallas townships for protection.
Union aligns with PleaSant Grove in a Knoxville Journal report, detailing a legal action and local involvement. The article cites community figures and the court proceeding, noting implications for residents and nearby institutions.
Marion Berry died from injuries after a scaffolding collapsed at a Madrid site. He fell onto a concrete pavement and died within hours. An investigation into the incident is expected to determine cause and safety compliance.
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