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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

7

Ladies Federated Club Elects Officers In Pella Area

The Ladies Federated Club met at Elmwood Inn electing Mrs. Jeanette Van Gorp president Mrs. Fred Lautenbach vice president Mrs. George Ramsey treasurer Mrs. H Sack secretary and Mrs. Harry Dixson corresponding secretary A program of vocal solos by Mrs Ed Le Cocq and a reading by Mary Louise Renaud followed the business session. Relatives of Bert Roelofsen welcomed them home on Main Street after winter in California. Miss Mildred Rozenberg honored at a surprise shower hosted by Emeline Gezel. Two marriage notices center on Mildred Rozenberg and Rex Williams and Clara Engbers and Roy Edward De Bruin. Fortnightly Club held a St Patrick program. Birthday events mark Mary Irene De Cook and N. Pannekoek with community gatherings. A wedding anniversary for Dr T G Fultz celebrated with friends. Henry Vander Voort wed Ella Korthuis in a Prinsburg connection.

Ffederated Club Ladies Federated Club Elmwood Inn Jeanette van Gorp Fred Lautenbach George Ramsey H. Sack Harry Dixson Ed le Cocq Mary Louise Renaud Genella van Heukelem Wilbur Engbers Blanche van Donselaar Arthur Klein George Ver Steeg de Moor Mary Irene de Cook Ira P. de Cook Pella Mary Irene Leona Newendorp Gladys de Jong Joan Wilma Vanden Berg Esther van Houweling Ruth Mary Goad Emeline Gezel Leona Hiemstra Henry Vander Voort Ella Korthuis Otto Colesman West First Street Martin Monsma Evert Vander Voort Galesburg Prinsburg Minn

Mrs T Kempkes Celebrates 84th Birthday at Home

Tuesday marked the 84th birthday of Mrs. T Kempkes. Friends and relatives visited her Washington street home, sharing refreshments and warm wishes. Despite age, she remains in good health and would not object to living to 100 if she can feel as well and happy as she did Tuesday.

N. Pannekoek Franklin Street Pannekoek Mrs. T. Kempkes Washington Street

College Notes Highlight Debates and School Events

Central College placed third in a state girls' debate in Dubuque amid twelve colleges and strong debaters. Orva Stanford and Helen Vander Linden debut in college debate. Freshmen stage Moonlight and Honeysuckle in the chapel, with Wright Newsome and Ardys Klein in lead roles. Tickets cost twenty five cents, available Saturday at De Winters. A chapel talk by Prof. Bosch urged youth to be torch bearers for Jesus, inspired by I am come to send a fire on the earth. A Friday gym party featured green and white decor, Japanese lanterns, 38 couples, Burnie’s Rhythm Masters, and light refreshments. Alpha Psi Omega and Mu were guests at a lavish Saturday banquet for Marjorie De Wit with green decor, gold-printed programs, and a toast program. Attending faculty included Dr. Lubbers, Mrs. Lubbers, and Mrs. Pietenpol, with Edward Vander Ploeg and Marjorie Baron present. Miss Bailey acted as toastmistress. H. C. Dorcas and Professor Coover visited, exploring plans and inspecting campus facilities.

Central College Dubuque Orva Stanford Helen Vander Linden Wright Newsome Ardys Klein de Winter Bosch Jesus Burnie Lubbers Pietenpol Vander Lugt Alpha Psi Omega Masquez Marjorie de Wit St. Patrick’s Miss van Emmerik Miss Peterson Edward Vander Ploeg Dunlap Marjorie Baron H. J. Vanden Berg

Central hosts Culver-Stockton guests for March debate

Three teams from Culver-Stockton College Canton Mo will visit Central next Thursday March 21 for a chapel debate. Central and Culver-Stockton have long had strong forensic ties and look forward to the event. A carload of students from Western Seminary Holland Mich visited Pella this weekend, including Peter Muyskens Nicholas Rozeboom John Den Ouden Willis Vander Kooi and Harold Schut.

Culver- Stockton Canton Central Western Seminary Holland Mich Pella Peter Muyskens Nicholas, Rozeboom John den’ Ouden Willis Vander Kooi Harold Schut

Sacred program at Orange City church service

The Third Reformed Church presents Sin Unveiled, Grace a. Het Kruis van Christus roem des Christen. The Orange City Junior Mixed Chorus will perform a sacred program at 7 20. Rev. Jacob Heimstra will give a brief message.

Grace A. Het Kruis van Christus Orange City Iowa Jacob Heimstra

City officials praise past actions and seek March election support

Officials review prior city actions praising cleanliness, winter snow removal, paving repairs, and a safety skating rink. They note no tax increase and claim good judgment in handling affairs. Citizens encouraged to vote in the March 25, 1935 election.

Rev Paul Rippee Pastor Services Week Schedule

Rev Paul Rippee pastor ongoing week schedule includes Thursday 7 30 PM young people in charge with four speakers Lester Bent on Salvation Mrs Potts on Divine Healing Mrs Schippers on Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Mr Kelderman on Second Gaming of Christ. There is a post service youth meeting at Gerald Vriezelaar home with Bible questions and singing. Saturday 7 30 PM Rev Paul Rippee delivers timely message. Sunday 9 45 AM Sunday school with Gerald Vriezelaar as superintendent and 10 45 AM morning devotional by Ada D Rippee followed by 6 30 PM Messengers meeting and 7 30 PM evangelistic service. Tuesday 7 30 Cottage Prayer Meeting.

Paul Rippee First St Christ Lester Bent Potts Schippers Kelderman Gerald Vriezelaar Ada D. Rippee

Sunday Church Services and Sermons Schedule

At 9:30 a.m. Sunday school studies Peter Describes the Christian Life, followed by 10:45 a.m. The Life Ever lasting and 2:00 p.m. Rev H J Pietenpol D D. Evening events include 7:30 p.m. Motives in Christian Living and 7:30 p.m. Worship with What Shall I do then with Jesus who is Called the Christ Shall I Offend him by Base Denial The pastor Rev Prins will conduct services again on Sunday.

Peter H. J. Pietenpol D. D Jesus Christ Prins

Church Schedule and Missionary Society Event

Church calendar lists morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 50. The Women’s Missionary Society hosts a stereoptican lecture Daughters of the Brahmaputra and a dramatization Our True Story Hour for men and children Friday evening at the church with refreshments afterward.

Sermotual

The Ass and the Horse In The Withering Pasture

A fable set in a fair land where both an Ass and a Horse nourish from a lush pasture. As drought strikes, the Horse seeks distant sustenance and prospers, while the Ass chooses laziness. The Horse thrives while the Ass, falling behind, watches as the world changes and the horse grows strong.

Teter Explains Amendment to the Iowa Tax Bill

Representative L D Teter of Marion County explains House File 88, a bill to shift three point tax revenues to a homestead credit up to 2500 of assessed value. He argues it relieves homesteads from excess taxes and would adjust credits benefiting farm lands owned by foreign entities. He notes the measure is pending in the Iowa House for consideration.

L. D. Teter Marion County Iowa General Assembly Pella Towa 45Th General Assembly House of Representives

Farmer Yahnke Dies by Own Action Near Sigourney

Fred Yahnke a Sigourney area farmer died Tuesday after an attempted rescue by Laurel Storffer failed. He shot himself with a 22 caliber rifle after an earlier shotgun wound grazed his head. He had been ill for over a year and suffered a severe neck gash from an ax accident last Friday.

Fred Yahnke Sigourney Laurel Hermans Torffer Yahnke Hermanstorffer Sigourney Review

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