Local News Highlights from Pella Community
A parade of neighborhood notes from Pella including visits by Mr. and Mrs. De Cook and Mr. and Mrs. De Long, anniversaries for A. H. Clark, and travel plans of Philip De Vries. Snowstorms disrupt streets, birthdays are celebrated, and local residents face illness and loss as Central College leader Hoffman returns.
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Peter de Cook
Knoxville
Walter de Long
Tracy
John de Cook
Philip de Vries
Pella
Des Moines
San Francisco
Church notes from First Christian Reformed and Second Reformed
The First Christian Reformed Church holds services at 9 30 a m 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m with scripture themes from Mark 16 16 20 John 6 40 and Matthew 26 69 75. The Second Reformed Church notes a morning sermon series through Passion season and an evening Union Service by The Gideons with a special choir.
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First Christian Reformed Church
Holland
God the Father
Peter
Jesus
English
Second Reformed Church
First Methodist Church Invites For Sunday Services
The congregation invites all to attend special Sunday evening services as part of a 12 sermon series on Christian Experience led by Rev. C H Montgomery. The fourth sermon titled Men, a Believerairs Sunday March 18 at 7 30 pm Heb 11 6. Sabbath School 10 am with George Crols Supt and classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 am features the Golden Text from the morning Sunday school lesson. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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C. H. Montgomery
Avoid Soft Shelled Eggs In Hen Farms
The text explains soft shelled eggs arise when hens are overweight or lack lime rich food or are stressed or the oviduct is unhealthy. Causes include inflammation from overproduction disease or injury. Recommendations urge reducing feed, supplying shell material, limiting disturbance by other birds, providing ground-level perches, feeding greens and vegetables over grain.
Hay baling boosts economy on many farms nationwide
An investigation finds up to ten percent or more of farms in several states use hay balers. Balining hay and straw improves storage, handling, and marketing efficiency, prompting growers to extend baling practices on the farm.
Everyday Good Things and Sweet Recipes from a Historic Kitchen
A collection of homea nd kitchen tips featuring honey based desserts such as Honey Cakes and Apricot Cake, plus bars for Barbecued Ham and Cottage Cheese Salad. Includes measurements and steps for baking, mixing, and serving.
Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa East West Trains
Eastbound and westbound passenger and freight numbers listed with times for the Wabash rail line at Howell Iowa. Freights must be at the station by 5:00 p m the evening before.
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Freigh i A
Carey
Howell
Iowa
Window Shades and Bazar Win Aged Home Contract
Vander Linden's Bazar reports winning the shade contract for the Home of the Aged after price and quality talks. The notice highlights best quality goods and workmanship as the basis of the award.
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Vander Linden
BAZAR
Girls Triangular Debate set for March 16
From the Central Bay, the Woman's Debate will be held Friday March 16 to decide if the government should own and operate coal mines. The affirmative team Gosse link Doornwaard Van Niewaal will debate Penn's negative team here. negatives Roelofs Scholten Petters on the road to Indianola. Simpson and Penn meet in Oskaloosa.
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Central Bay
Jane Gosselink
Tena Doornwaard
Lucille van Niewaal
Penn
Henrietta Roelofs
Christina Scholten
Elsa Pettersson
Indianola
Simpson
Oskaloosa
Remmeber
8 000 Years California Skull Finds Ancient World
A California skull is estimated to be between 2 000 and 10 000 years old, highlighting ongoing debates about early human populations in North America and the methods used to date ancient remains. The discovery prompts renewed discussion among anthropologists about migration patterns and evidence preservation.
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California
Mrs L Van Rees Visits Friends in Otley
Mrs L Van Rees visited friends at Otley on Friday, sharing a brief social call with local residents and staying for a short visit in the community.
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N. A. van Haaften
J. J. de Bruin
W. A. van Haaften
Leighton
Mr. van Haaften
Mrs. L. van Rees
Otley
Rev. J. De Haan Visits Capital City on Friday
Reverend J De Haan toured the capital city Friday as a business visitor meeting local officials and discussing potential ventures.
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Rev. J. de Haan
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A. H. Clark
Carl McMichael
Monroe
Alice Kersbegren
H. W. Fleming
E. Groenendyk
P. H. van Gorp
H. P. van Gorp
J. H. Cochrane
M. D. McWilliams
M. J. Hoffman
Central College
J. F. Dykstra
de Wit Bros
Rebecca Grandin
T. J. Edmand
Carrie Edmand
Simpson College
Mah Jongg
van Niewaal’s
Harry van Hemert
Marengo
Leo Vander Kolk
Martin Engelsma
Julian Ellerbrock
Gerrit Ellerbrock
Minnesota
J. J. Ellerbrock
Frank Cox
Little Sons
Kenneth and
Deane
Henry G. de Wit
Dorothy
Alberta Gambell
Ottumwa
Peter Vander Kolk
van den Berg & Co
Delco Shop
First Methodist Church
Western Newspaper Union
Rock Island Train Service
East
Carlisle
Colfax
Pleasantville
Runnells
Mr. Bobbs
M. Vander Linden
Collegian
McBedwin
Bae Ana ‘Sons Co
Y.T. van Niewaal