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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
The church announces a Sunday 7:30 p m service with the theme The Lord s Touching Appeal Unto His Own People drawn from Rev 18 4 The message promises reflection on the Tremendous Things that are to happen and invites attendance.
The large chorus at First Church hosts a praise service next Sunday evening featuring anthems with bass obligato by Carl Beyers James Ver Hey and Lon Wormhoudt. Carl Beyers Tillie Beerends and Arie Vander Stoep sing solos, with evangelistic opening and a fifteen minute sermon on praise. Service starts seven thirty and lasts about an hour. all are invited to worship and bring a friend.
The pastor of the Second Reformed Church will start a Sunday evening sermon series on the Ten Commandments. He says these words form the foundation of social, industrial and political morality, offering practical and searching guidance. First sermon next Sunday at 7:30 PM. morning service at 10:45 AM.
A vintage ad promotes chiropractic with quotes from Drs Walton Crenshaw and Sumply claiming high rates of spinal deviations linked to numerous diseases. It urges readers to “try CHIROPRACTIC TODAY” and lists A P Fankhauser D C of Pella Iowa contact details.
Oskaloosa District Superintendent Dr Brown will preach at the morning service on March 6 with the Lord's Supper to be administered. All invited for a full house, no creed restrictions, followed by other day services including Class at 9:80 a m and Sunday school at 10:00 a m.
The Baptist church announces its usual Sunday services open to all. Morning music features the anthem Oh Mother Dear Jerusalem and a solo by Arie Vander Stoep My Loved One Rest. Evening music presents a mixed quartet performing There’s a Wilderness in God’s Mercy.
A Mahaska County farmer Tunis De Haan and Marion County native Miss Sarah Van Stenis married at 11:00 a m on February 16 at the home of Rev J De Haan. The couple will reside on a farm east of town as friends extend best wishes.
Dr. Aschenbrenner will hold a Saturday office visit in his city practice on March 5. The notice indicates available appointment times and the physician's contact information for scheduling.
Gold Star Post 989 met with Commander M D McWilliams presiding. Discussions covered Fair Grounds property, Community Building, and action on Memorial Day speaker. An Employment Committee was formed with Ed Vander Linden, Peter Pippel, and Harold Sack to aid workers seeking jobs. Debate arose over the Legion taking a partisan stand in city politics.
The City Council of Pella Iowa met in regular session March 1 1921. Mayor Vanden Berg presided with councilors present. The south 20 feet of lot 5 block 25 was granted sewer connection with a $25 tapping fee. C L Carter appointed City Marshal replacing C W Dennis. An ordinance on park commissioners read and laid on the table. Finance Committee presented payroll. accounts examined and approved. warrants issued from Library Fund and other funds for various labor and grader work totaling 45.00.
Exservice members urge a stronger public stance as primary day approaches. Legion volunteers will drive voters needing assistance to polls and demonstrate organizational influence. They assert politicians disregard servicemen, pushing for electing trusted allies to secure justice in city and state affairs.
Mrs. J. W. Montgomery of Tunnell Hill Ga reports a dramatic increase in egg production after using Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription. She says her hens now lay 20 to 25 eggs daily, up from three to four, and the cost has paid for itself repeatedly as prices remain high. The remedy is claimed to build up the hens and improve yield.
Loyde Hillyer is celebrated with a large birthday dinner in the dormitory to honor him on his birthday. Sixteen candles on a big cake symbolize age as friends in full dress enjoy a festive scene.
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