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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

6

Ego and Admiration Closing Scripture

School invites visitors with a timeless message and a call to virtue. The note urges arriving early and staying for a full session, emphasizing justice mercy and humility as guiding principles.

Iowa Primary Results Show Hammill Dominates Counties

In the June 1924 Des Moines report J W Jornag notes Lieutenant-Governor John Hammill of Britt carried 34 counties in the late primary election. Other contenders Burbank of Waterloo 27, Anderson of Winnebago 24, Haynes of Mason City 12, with Banks winning no counties. Hammill led in every congressional district, while vote totals are approximated: Hammill about 95,000. Burbank 85,000. Anderson 75,000. Haynes 63,000. Buser 16,000. Banks 13,000.

Des Moines Iowa John Hammill Britt Burbank Waterloo Joe H. Anderson Winnebago Haynes Mason City Buser Louisa Muscatine Hammill Cerro Gordo Col. Haynes Tama County Banks Anderson He Carri

Second Reformed Church Children Day Exercises Planned

Second Reformed Church schedules Children Day events next Sunday during regular Sunday school hour with a special children's sermon baptism and mixed quartet music. Evening service features the pastor's sermon. First Christian Reformed Church pastor Rev. J De Haan notes.

Second Reformed Church First Christian Reformed Church J. de Haan Holland

Sunday and Wednesday Baptist Worship Schedule Change Studied

The Baptist church schedules Sunday services at 9 30, 10 45 and 7 45 pm with Wednesday evening at 7 45 pm noting the hour change. A Vacation School Junior Department Monday program covers worship, scripture, hymns, prayer and Bible stories, including passages from Matthew 25 14 30 and Philippians 3 13.

the Baptist Church Church

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