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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

5

Rain delays Banner Bearers social and farm work

From Our Correspondents the weekly notes report rain interrupting the Banner Bearers social event to be held Wednesday and hindering corn plowing. Numerous local residents including Miss Kate Vriezelaar and Jeannette De Reus visit relatives. many small-town activities and local repairs are noted amid rising Des Moines river concerns.

Kate Vriezelaar Otley Arie Vriezelaar Pella Charley Vander Kolk Des Moines Jeannette de Reus Ira Vriezelaar Cox C. Breen Albert Poe John Sedrel Runnells

Cordova and Monroe Local Notes Fill Week

Joe Alden of Monroe served as Cordova caller on Monday. Many locals, including George Haning, Mrs. Ray Sharf, Mrs. Clarence Bricker, Mrs. Okley Cowman, and Mrs. Geo Daily, visited through Tuesday and Wednesday. The Red Rock to Cordova road grading began Monday but rain halted work for days. Farmers hope sun returns to tackle weeds. Multiple residents traveled to Knoxville, Des Moines, and What Cheer for visits and shopping. daily errands and motor trips dominated the week observed in Monroe and nearby towns.

Joe Alden Monroe Cordova George Haning Ray Sharf Baby Clarence Bricker Okley Cowman Geo. Daily R. M. Hart George Daily Knoxville Ray Sharp Pella Grace Ballard Sovilla Emma Shilling John Fifer W. A. Richard George H. Merryman Jack George Hanning Mattie Gibbons Des Moines Gladys Cadwalender Florence Dawson Henry Merryman Willie Rouse Lloyd Shilling Ellsworth Ruby Richerd Herman Deffeer J. M. Hart Joe Muilenburg Othella Joe Vandenburg Ruby Rieherd H. Kingery W. A. Rieherd S. A. Johnson Roy Shilling

Improvement aids cooling drinks amid mumps outbreak

The report notes an improvement likely to speed the dispensing of cooling drinks to the public, while stating that the Kreel ing brothers are currently mumps victims. It also records that Will and Henry Kreel ing delivered cattle to Tracy on Saturday and that Ted Coleman of Bellfountain assisted Steven De Geest recently.

Will Henry Kreeling Tracy Ted” Coleman Bellfountain Steven de Geest

Local social notes from Oskaloosa and surrounding towns

Olivet Mrs. Garrett Beekhuizen from near Tracy spent a day with her mother Mrs. Hol. John Shaffer spent Sunday at Bert Blakely home near Eddyville. Frank McCombs and his niece Dorothy Garden and Anna De Cook were Des Moines visitors. Art Sedrel was an Oskaloosa business caller. Mrs. Fred Tandy and little daughter of Oskaloosa spent a few days at the W. T. Tandy. Mrs. Perfect remains very poorly. Robert De Cook and Mrs. Sam Se—

Sarah Ann Ver Heul John Tucker Robert Renaud Grace Crost Pella Delis van Zante Dorothy Klein John Sedrel Runnells John Adams Will de Vries G. Dykstra Frank Freeken Fifield Wielaard Otley Frank Rexroat R. V. McKeever Garrett Beekhuizen Tracy Hol John Shaffer Bert Blakely Eddyville Frank McCombs Dorothy Garden Anna de Cook Des Moines Art Sedrel Oskaloosa Fred Tandy W. T. Tandy Perfect

Why Join the Church A Call to Action Sermon

A church outreach invites readers to join after reflecting on three reasons. Beecher quotes frame the church as a school for imperfect people, not a showcase of saints. The message casts the church as a front line institution of work, not a dormitory, and recalls enduring memories and vows from youth.

Henry Ward Beecher

I ought to belong to the Church says Shipway

A Lake Avenue Church bulletin excerpt from Rochester features W A Shipway arguing personal salvation and societal obligations require church membership. He notes belonging to a thriving church is essential before active partnership with Jesus Christ.

Church Jesus Christ W. A. Shipway Bulletin of Lake Avenue Church Rochester

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