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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

8

John the Baptist Lesson Opens with Brooks引用

International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses John the Baptist as central figure, his life in nature, his mission, and the need for genuine repentance over mere form. It links Malachi Isaiah and Luke references, contrasts Jesus and John, and ends with teaching prompts and a chicken pox quarantine note.

J. A. Lapham Israel J. J. Lynes Jesus John the Baptist John Malachi Isaiah God Moses Joseph Samuel Judson Elijah Christ Atlantic Cuy Syria Mt. Lebanon Jesus Christ Herodias Scribes Pharisees Abraham Nicodemus Simon Peter John the Apostle Matthew Stephen the Martyr Barnabas Paul the Apostle John Mark Luke Timothy Mary Mary Magdalene Martha

Local News Briefs From Pella and Surrounding Areas

Miss Grace Boat left Monday for a visit with relatives in Moline Illinois. P D Wagaman and family and David Wagaman and wife of Prairie City joined a family dinner at Mr and Mrs John Branshart to celebrate David’s birthday. Henry Terbest and Miss Ida Terbest and Ruth Sikkink arrived from Lime Springs and Preston for a visit at the Vander Linden home. Rev C H Montgomery left Monday for Baldwin Kansas to begin a two week absence from the Pella Methodist church. Mrs Montgomery accompanied him to Mason City to visit their daughter. Illinois Cookstove Coal is offered at 28 cents per bushel delivered by Van der Zyl Bros. Mrs Anna and Edna Grant left Monday for Warrensburg Missouri to visit their brother Edward, with their mother joining them from Des Moines.

P. D. Wagaman David Wagaman Prairie City John Branshart David Henry Terbest Lime Springs Iowa Ida Terbest Ruth Sikkink Preston, Minn B. F. Vander Linden C. H. Montgomery Baldwin Kans Pella Anna Edna Grant Warrensburg Edward Des Moines

Chivers Timpe Wedding Reported for June First

Miss Mabel Timpe of Pella and W J Chivers of Knoxville were joined in marriage on June 1 in Knoxville. The bride, formerly employed at the Pella Overall Company, will continue working until they secure a home in Flagler where Mr Chivers is employed. Best wishes are extended by the Chronicle.

Chivers-Timpe Mabel Timpe Pella W. J. Chivers Knoxville Pella Overall Company Flagler Chivers

Death of Miedema infant at Oskaloosa Street

Wilbur Miedema, three months old, died at home on Oskaloosa Street Monday morning June 25 1923. Time of death unknown, brain fever suspected though parents did not anticipate illness. Funeral Tuesday at home conducted by Rev H Walkotten, burial in First Reformed Cemetery.

Wilbur William Miedema Oskaloosa Street Rev. H. Walkotten First Reformed Cemetery

Mrs Wm C Hagens Dies Near Pella at 82

Mrs. Wm C Hagens aged 82 died at her home near Pella at 6:00 am Wednesday June 28 1923 from paralysis. Born in the Netherlands she was an 1847 pioneer. Survived by three daughters Mrs H C Ver Ploeg Mrs Paul Renaud Mrs Arie Klyn and four sons John of Pella Tone of Lynnville Gerrit of Chicago Gradus of Casper. Funeral plans unsettled with service expected Friday afternoon and interment at Oakwood Cemetery.

Arie Klyn John Pella Tone Lynnville Gerrit Chicago Gradus Casper Wye Gerrit Hagens Wisconsin Oakwod Cemetery

Cholera Costs Farmers 50000 in Cass County

Iowa Year Book data show hog cholera losses fell from 42266 in 1913 to 3044 in 1921 due to vaccination. Despite this drop Cass County farmers still lose about 50000 yearly. Local schools have led efforts to reduce losses and control hog diseases.

Atlantic Cass County

Good For Weak Eyes Eye Wash Advertisement

Quick action eye wash mix of camphor hydrastis witch hazel and Lavoptik promises relief for weak sore or strained eyes. One small bottle helps many cases with an aluminum eye cup included. Suitable for shoppers at Ideal Pharmacy.

Ideal

Lake Prairie special election and local notices headlined

Twenty years ago a July 7 special election in Lake Prairie Township votes on a three mill tax for a Pella to Howell railroad. The column notes Alton Democrat quote on Carrie Nation's speech denouncing Roosevelt, saloons, Republicans and jails, plus views on the Boston Bloomer girls. Weddings listed Ruth Stoddard and Louis Ryan, and R R Beard and Kate F Keables with relatives from Plainfield and San Diego attending. Local items include Des Moines Elks carnival sights, a Peoria farmer buying an organ, Main Street work near the farmhouse, J H Cole visiting, a runaway team incident, cherry prices from 90 cents to $2, and Jake Vander Syde purchasing a Washington Street property.

Board of Trustees Lake Prairie Township Pella Howell Alton Democrat Carrie Nation Roosevelt Democrat Boston Ruth Stoddard Louis Ryan R. R. Beard Kate F. Keables Plainfield N. J San Diego Calif Ryan- Stoddard Leon Lears John Boswelt Des Moines Bart Vander Waal Peoria L. Stegeman J. H. Cole Miller G. G. Thomassen Thomassen Jake Vander Syde Washington Street Richard Lautenbach

Farming on a Business Basis Brings Efficiency to Homes

The piece argues farms must run like businesses with machinery and electricity to boost productivity and living standards. It compares farming to city industry, noting labor saving through electric power and devices turns chores into leisure for farmer families and improves overall well being.

Pella Market Quotations From Local Co operative Exchange

Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange Pella Iowa list hogs at five thirty five to six thirty five per cwt corn at five and a half to six and a third cents per bushel oats at eighty five cents per bushel wheat around ninety cents per bushel and cream prices from Pella Produce Co with light hens at ten cents and heavy hens fourteen cents plus broilers thirty to thirty four cents per pound and other farm goods including ducks and geese darkened by partial data from the local market report.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa

Speech Without Backing in a Civic Debate Form

A sharp critique notes a speaker who talks at length without substance. The remark on excessive self-promotion mirrors public discourse concerns in civic forums.

Dr Payne Returns To Resume Practice In Pella

Dr H C Payne of Monroe announces he will return to Pella to resume practicing medicine after several busy years in Otley and Monroe. He has kept in touch with Pella and will announce office arrangements next week. Chronicle want ads bring results.

H. CG. Payne Monroe Pella Otley

Rock Island Train Service Time Table

Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa lists eastbound and westbound trains with passenger and local freight numbers. Freights must be at the station by 6:00 p.m. the evening before. locals carry passengers. Eastbound 10:10 a.m. and 4:08 p.m. westbound 7:45 a.m. and 4:08 p.m.

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Heavenly City Phillips Brooks Washamore Institute Dept J. Lafayette Bldg Philadelphia James V. Lankelma Ideal Pharmacy Honey Creek Coal CO Phil Bishop Mgr Farmer's Produce Building Georgia Chalfont Fowler Telephone Main Street C. I. Fox Main and Liberty Sts J. J. Sybenga Puritan Drug Store Aschenbrenner Geelhoed H. 0 Wormhoudt Jaarsma Bakery Pella, Iowa A. P. Fankhauser T. G. Fultz Vander Zyl Bros Phla F. F. Carpenter Wagner Grace Boat Moline, Ill Illinois Miedema Hampton Recorder Northwood Anchor Shakespeare DR. Payne H. C. Payne Rock Island Train Service Marion County Fair C. M. Gilson H. L. Sherman
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