Pruitt Fowler wedding in Paris Kentucky details
Miss Virginia Anne Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs H Fowler of Verona Virginia Fowler of Paris Kentucky wed James Chancellor Pruitt in a home ceremony. Rev Adolphus Gillian of Danville officiated after a display of ferns roses and candles. A reception followed with a long guest list from many states and towns. The couple planned a trip to Niagara Falls New York City and New England before settling at Vic Farm.
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James E. Eckenhoff
Philadelphia
Joanna Hill
Ruby Plummer
Millersburg
Ophelia Ann Carroll
Mett Carroll
Kate Greenaway
Arkansas
Niagara Falls
New York City
New England States
Maine
Pruitt
Vic
Bride
Stephens College
Columbia
University
Apni Delta Severity
Kentucky
Wrnitt
Nan
Patel
Py Fart
FW. Sells
Osora Wall
Dauhter Shirley
Be Maines
Towa
Karl Yocumb
Galva
Antie Lawson
Herbert Fowler
Ted
Betsy
Boston
Mass
James Bo Eckenhof
J. W. Williams
Chancel
Chancellor
Stanford
Wes Chan
Ard Allison
Clavs
Lexington
H. V. Holman
Lou Hurwitz
W.T. Judy
Frankfort
Charles Metcalf
Beverly Sandige
Midway
James Morris Norvall
Eleanor Randolph
Richard Rankin
Mary Lou Stark
Shirley Sanford
Genevieve Feehan
Harold Dutton
A. E. Lawrence
Lola Lawrence
Me. Sterling
Mildred Gorman
Cincinnati
J. S. Sanders
Lancaster
Professor Sadler Leads Noted Summer Piano Class
Prof Sadler conducts a popular summer piano class with solid enrollment, advertised in this Chronicle issue.
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Sadler
the Chronicle
Population Density Comparison Between NI and Free State
A report notes Northern Ireland is more densely populated than the Irish Free State, highlighting urban concentration and regional settlement patterns. The finding underscores differing demographic pressures and development dynamics across the two regions.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Town Crier Musings Introduce Bob Lubbers In Studio Pose
A feature on Bob Lubbers the young cartoonist finishing his freshman year, with praise for his unusual artistic talent and a look at his life in Pella Iowa. The piece includes reader letters praising local scenes, Tulip Time memories, and a humorous anecdote about a naturalization officer in Lockport New York.
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Bob Lubbers
Bob
Town Crier
Cordial letter hints Sioux City tour and police note
A reader praises Sioux City as a mighty nice town after a week there and notes a strong wholesale and shipping presence. The letter implies a future apology to the Chronicle staff when the young man visits Pella, while a brief remark on police activity closes the excerpt.
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Pella
Chronicle Force
Sioux City
Des Moines
Church Services and Youth Dinner at Lake Keomah
Pastor P Christensen leads morning worship with a dedication of babes and children and a sermon theme. The Sunday program features Galilean services, a joint youth dinner with Oskimas Baptist, and the summer choir.
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P. Christensen
Serview
Keepin
Oskimas Baptist
Lake’ Keomah
God Not to Blame sermon title in Gen 1 26 27 note
Pastor Gen 1 26 27 text references Ken Seherne Doorn in Tet Viecsen and John H De Haan of Bauer Michigan listed amid sermon notes. unclear dates or full context present in readable OCR fragment.
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Nder Ploox
Pastor Nu
God
Pam
John H. de Haan
Bauer
Michigan
Open Bible Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Rev. F C LeLaCheur invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship topic Quenching the Spirit Overcomers 6 30 pm and evening service 7 20 pm Students from Open Bible Institute will join Sunday program Tuesday prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday rally 7 20 Minnesota Liberia missionary program Friday Missionary Circle covers dish luncheon at Mrs Bloodsworth home followed by quilting activities noted as part of the church outreach.
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F. C. LeLaCheur
Open Bible Institute
Minns of
Liberia
Mabel Nelson
Be In
John Bloodsworth
Prairie View Kansas suffers drought and wheat worries
Prairie View residents report a dry harsh winter with heat and grasshoppers. Cattle and hay fields suffer while grain stands are short for binders and mowers. Some wheat prospects look up despite moisture loss. Oil ambitions rise as Phillipsburg plans a new refinery amid material for construction. Community notices include visits, travel, and a grandmother's death.
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Phillipsburg
J. Guichelad
Peoria
Iowa
van Diest
Muburgs
Norton
Orangelly
Henry Greving
Central City
Neb
Luctor
Hannah Reusink
Last Tuesday Morning Churchgoer Passes After Illness
A woman from Greenhatton Minn. who had joined the old settlers passed away last Tuesday morning after feeling ill on Sunday. She leaves a widowed husband Jol Reusink, 80, and four married children. Her daughter Mrs. Hattie Vakkebier will care for the husband. The piece mentions relatives from Corsica Dak and Volga S Dak, a wedding attended in Lebaron, and a hospital stay for an infant operation, with limited improvements noted.
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Jol Reusink
Greenhatton
Minn
Hattie Vakkebier
van Kooten
Den
Tenus
Jant Kuiper
Volga
S. Dak
TL Se
Dever
Corsica
Henry Reusink
Gertie Ledeboer
Win. van Dort
Pella
Luce
John Kuiper
John
Corneal
Lebanon
Eli Hogan
J. Bey
Reus
Burlington Ra
Oberlin
Izeas
Long Island
Jose
Local Couple Anniversary Greetings Featured in Moland Notices
Fr and Mrs Gerrit Boland mark 56 years of marriage on the 28th. Mr and Mrs A Walcott celebrate 52 years on the 30th. John Verhoef turns 82 on the 19th and Mrs G Boland 50th on the 10th. Congratulations go to all, with Mr and Mrs M Wyngaarden of Zeeland invited as guests. P C Rus and Rev Harsevoort and family depart Monday for four weeks of vacation visiting relatives in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Albert Wande
Larry Larson
Harry den Burger
Donna Joy
Roy Else
Dan
Patsy Lou
Martha
Freda den Burger
Larry Raston
Marie van Hemers
Erma
Gerrit Boland
A. Walcott
John Verhoef
G. Boland
M. Wyngaarden
Zeeland, Mich
P.C. Rus A
Harsevoort
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Charlie Dykhuis
Miss van Niewaal
Dykhuis
Tlementberg
Fred van Ni
Miss van Nie
Bess van Vark
Jennie van Zante
Minnie van Zante
Verle Gadel
van Rees
Vanden Oever
Pete van Niewaal
Frank Adlon
Millie Williams
Sear Bova
Dorothy Brooks
Knoxville
Grace Rozenberg
Marjorie van Zante
Bethany Bible School
The
Bethan: Reformed Church
Sara Bakker
Gladys van Rheenen
Jesus
Roland Eysink
Wilbur Bruxvoort
Herman Rook
Nola Ruth Boo
Lawrence Rook
Roland
Osvik
Herman and
Lauw- Rook
Nm Do
Aesus
Wilma Hieton
Vann Garp
Ali van Hemert
Wendell Ver Hong
Norman Huyser
Bernard Vos
Brusvoort
Evers
Ruth Huyser
Leon Eremble
Robert van Hemert
Vernon van Ri
Lois Eysink
Bile Drill
Richard Tid
Legion Auxiliary
Thima van Hemert
East Washington Street
Prentiere
Kate Thomas
Florence Sretary
Hilda Nesbit
Bess Kuyper
Margaret Lubberden
Betty Ries
Mattie Vanderloeg
Catherine Vos
Carrie Hocksema
Jennie Beyers
Bess van Zante
Helen Kempkes
National Defense Committee
Stella Rysdam
Memorial Jay
Gertrude Lautenbach
Mary Dickema
Sack
van Hemert
Dora Baer
Anna Dykhuis
Elaine Jean Vander Ploeg
Diller Vander Ploeg
Elaine
Marilyn
Shirley de Cook
Lena Klein
Ruth Jean de Wit
Evelyn
Marcia
Gertrude van Niewaal
Thomas Sawyer
Farmington
Marie Smith
Vera Sedrel
Miss Smith
Smith
Paul A. Renaud
Ben Renaud
Mary Renaud
J. Blommers
H. L. Renaud
Ladies and
Sunnyside Beauty Shop
Broadway
Mrs. Jessie Sadler
Pella National Bank
United States Government
Federal Deposit Ins. Crep
Deacon-Dagmar Studies
James Chancellor Pruitt
Virginia Anne Fowler
E. Hoeksema
Weat
Washington Street
Des Oines
Oskaloo
Lockport
N. Y
John Gulacsy
Gulacsy
Pella Baptist Chruch
Carpenter's
Open Bible Church
Prairie View, Kans
Choice
Munsing
Ae Westix
George Francis Sadler
Sonny’s Car Sales
Marion van Baale
Mer
Lincoln Street
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric
Ceree
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van den Berg Electric and Paint Co
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