Social notes and club news from Pella area
The W W G held a fine meeting with several new girls at the Ed Van Buren home. Ladies Aid will meet at the church Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Huyser Vander Ploeg and Mrs Harry Viersen. Dr and Mrs J M Cook hosted a buffet supper at their Morningside home. Guests included Messrs Fred Lauten bach Case Vander Wert Ed Le Coca Gerald Rysdam and Gerald Paardekooper. Numerous gatherings feature weddings receptions and reunions among local families and church groups with details of hostesses venues and attendees throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. van Buren
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Huyser
R. Vander Ploeg
Harry Viersen
J. M. Cook
Morningside
Mesdames
Messrs
Fred Lautenbach
Case Vander Wert
le Coca
Gerald Rysdam
Gerald Paardekooper
William Bosch
Bernice Flikkema
Fulton
Illinois
F. Bosch
G. Menninga
Pella
Vander Linden
Esther Bosch
Central College
Wilson's Jewelry Store
Nieburg
Washington Street
Chronicle
Esther
van Arkel
William van Arkel
Oskaloosa
G. W. van Arkel
Ed Schake
John van Arkel
Clarence van Vark
Marion County
Auld's Park
Knoxville
Edith Barker
Ames
Washington
Josephine Crouch
Verda Vander Pol
Delwin de Haan
Fred van Doorninck
Easton
de Haan
J. B. van Hemert
J. A. Kuyper
Anthony, Tysseling
Mater
Medical College
Lewis
Hostess Duties At Eldeen Club Meeting
Mrs G G Thomassen acted as hostess to the Eldeen club Tuesday afternoon. De Wit family reunion noted for Mrs N De Wit with a noon picnic. Picnic at Mrs James Vos home last Friday featured Miss Leona Vander Linden who spoke on China, ending with informal chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple-Tre
A. A. Lubberden
Second Reformed Church
Leona Vander Linden
Chan Chow
China
Kuyper
Anthony Tysseling
A. B. van Houweling
Miss Vander Linden
Reformed Church
Hattie van Gorp
Henry Jansen
Bertha Jansen
Henry Blacquiere
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nick Meppelink
Bartha Jansen
Pete Meyer
Andrew Klyn
8. Kooyman
Henry Klein
Rothlisberger
Kalamazoo
Anis G. Klein
Klein
Contract Bridge Club
L. A. Winter
Contact Bridge Club
Eldeen Club
G. G. Thomassen
DE Wit
James Vos
Reformed Synod elects layman for high office
The Old Reformed Church at Kingston New York closed its 126th session by electing lay Elder Dr Edward Dimnent of Holland Michigan as Vice President. Meanwhile Brooklyn lawyer George Tiffany headed the New York Particular Synod as President. Delegates numbered 196, with a strong stance for prohibition law enforcement and reverence for law. The Pension Fund boosted minster stipends and widows benefits, and the Washington Bicentennial service honored the nation and church. The centennial of the Board of Foreign Missions was celebrated amid international greetings, while debates addressed economy and governance across the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
New York
Edward Dimnent
Holland
Michigan
Hope College
General Synod
George Tiffany
Brooklyn
Washington
Frank B. Seeley
Progress Council
Synod
Edward Dawson
D.D
Passaic
N. J
Reformed Church
W. H. 8. Demarest
Rutgers College
The
Theological Seminary At
New Brunswick
Dutch Reformed Church
Dutch Reformed Synod
Dutch Reformed
Board of Foreign Missions
Old First Church
China
Japan
India
Arabia
Mesopotamia
Robert E. Speer
James Endicott
Wm. J. Chamberlain
New Jersey
Arcot
John Warnshuis
New York City
Food Officials Explain Many Kinds of Vinegar
Food officials describe the major types of vinegar and how labeling must reflect the product. Vinegars vary from cider and wine to malt and sugar vinegars, all defined by acetic fermentation and specific ingredients. The pure food law requires accurate labeling and a 4 percent acetic acid content for vinegars labeled vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lepper
Federal Food and Drugs Administration
Label Reading Aids Housewife In Buying Economical Goods
The article discusses labeling requirements under the Federal Food and Drugs Act for packaged foods condiments and beverages. It urges careful note of contents statements on containers and notes varietal labels like wine vinegar or malt vinegar aid in identification. The guidance helps shoppers assess quantity and value at purchase.
Activities at City Churches Schedule and Sermons
The Third Reformed announces 10 30 Believer's Union with Christ and 2 00 Hold up my goings in Thy paths with Holland, 7 30 Gideon's Followers Tested. Baptist Sunday School 9 30, Morning worship 10 45 Sermon The Gospel in Isaiah. BY. P U service 6 30, Evening worship 7 30 Sermon Begs It Pay To Seek the Lord Vacation school program Friday 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Holland
Gideon
Baptist Sunday School
BY. P. U
Religious Service Times and Infant Baptism Mention
The notice lists church activities for Second Reformed including morning church school at 9 30 a m and 10 46 a m services with infant baptism at 10 46 alongside evening Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m. It notes the sermon title Scarcely Saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed
Christian Endeavor
Bus Schedule Des Moines to Ottumwa Effective Sept 27 1931
Passenger service from Des Moines to Ottumwa announces schedule with departures from Pella at 9 81 arriving times 9 34 a m and 7 49 p m all bus departures listed from Hotel Pella authorities specify route times and station notes for travelers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Ans
Zils
Pella
Ats
Rock Island Train Schedule Notes on Passenger Freights
Daily trains Des Moines to Keokuk and Des Moines to Eldon with two passenger locals. Freight shipments for the Des Moines Eldon line must be at the station by 5 00 p m the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Keokuk
Eldon
Wabash Time Table Howell Westbound Local
Westbound service shows Local train at 5 14 p m taking passengers to Runnells or Des Moines and not beyond intermediate stations. The Local 11 05 p m will stop for passengers to Albia or beyond, not serving other intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Howell
Runnells
Des Moines
Passensengers
Albia
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Black
Honor
Russel van Zante
Cleone Henderson
Merle Heades
Flikkema—Bosch
Hi-Lo
First Reformed Sunday School
Bell School
Earl Black
P. G. Gaass
G. G. Gaass
A. N. Vander Linden
Carl Aschenbrenner
J. M. Cox
Lenora Scholte
Paul Scholte
Bussey
B. W. de Bruyn
Wayne Wilson
Ross Schakel
Eastern Star
J. P. Klein
Peace Street
M.T. Paardekooper
Helen Boot
Florence Grandia
First Reformed Church
Elmwood Inn
Business Men‘s Club
American Legion
Memorial Hall
J.P. Grundman
Clarence Vander Linden
D. C. Renaud
Grundman
Renaud
L. Martin
Sidney Dale
Lida Jean
Sioux City
Peter Lubberden
Pella High School
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Martha Firth
Anna
Rosalind
Bluebird
Pella Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Warner Baxter and
Marion Nixon
Irene Dunn
Ricardo Cortez
Sunnyside Beauty Shop
Styles
Broadway
Jessie Sadler
Reformed Synod
Board of Publication and Bible School Work
Board of Domestic Missions
Board of Education
America
Rock Island Train Service
van Rheenen
Rheenette
Panama
Jansehecenen
East Side Square
Pella, Iowa
Heerema’s Drug Store
East Side