Van Gorp's trip to Battle Creek for health care
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Van Gorp traveling to Des Moines and then Battle Creek Michigan for Mrs. Van Gorp to enter a sanatorium for about a month. Other items cover car sales, students on vacation, pulpit changes, visits, and Drake University activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. van Gorp
Des Moines
Battle Creek
Mich
Lon Wormhoudt
D. C. van Zante
Free delivery history and local notices include names
Free delivery was established fourteen years ago with tramp like a postman. Langerak, a longtime clerk, remains active in covering ground with his pack. Mrs. C W Sipe of Indianola visited in Pella. Captain R W Edwards of the Salvation Army will visit Pella March 28 to organize a fundraising campaign. Lawrence Van Rees is home this week with a severe tonsillitis attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langerak
C. W. Sipe
Indianola
Pella
R. W. Edwards
Salvation Army
Lawrence van Rees
Oskaloosa Wins In Gun Contest At Pella Meet
The St Patrick s Day shoot at the Pella Gun Club drew 22 local shooters amid muddy roads. E K Thompson of Oskaloosa led the 100 target event with 92, Earl Torrence 87, and Gerald Rysdam 85. Oskaloosa won the 250 target club match 216 to 207, with next meet planned for April 13 in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
E. K. Thompson
Oskaloosa
Earl Torrence
Gerald Rysdam
Thompson
Rysdam
Coleman
Everett
Randall
Torrence
Fred C. Whitney
Winchester
Chas
Klein
Walter Butt
M. Coleman
C. C. Randall
F. F. Everett
Harry Boland
Ed van Gorp
Dave Verdught
L. N. Vander Linden
Rus van Zante
First Reformed Church Notes for March 28 1926
The First Reformed Church outlines morning worship at 10:00 with sermonette Where Make Ready the Passover, baptism, reception of members, Holy Communion, then 2:00 Holland Language afternoon service with sermon By His Stripes are We Healed and another Holy Communion. Evening service at 7:30 features sermon Personages in Passion History. Good Friday April 2 service at 7:30 with topic Christ is King. Cordial welcome extended. Prayer asks guidance in these Passion days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed
V._ Joseph of
Arimathea
Christ
Religious Services and Easter Preparations in Holland and Area
First Christian Reformed and Second Reformed churches outline Palm Sunday to Easter observances with sermons on the deprav ity of man and Jesus trials. English services discuss Golgotha and last week pictures for Holy Week. Baptist Church highlights old and new chemistry of love and a stereopticon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DeHaan
Jesus
Golgotha
Holland
English
Palm Sunday Services Planned With Choir Anthems
The morning service will feature the Senior Choir with an anthem Blessed is the Man and a Palm Sunday message. In the evening, the Junior choir will sing and the Pastor will preach on Jesus in Gethsemane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gethsemane
Mortuary Notice for Cornelius Ver Steeg at Pella area
Ver Steeg Cornelius Ver Steeg aged 93 years and two months died at the home of his nephew M De Zwaart four miles south of Pella at 2:00 pm Sunday March 21 1926 from old age. He is survived by a son and a daughter the son resides in Armour South Dakota and the daughter Mrs Fox lives in New York She was at his bedside Funeral services held Wednesday at the home at one o clock and at the Third Reformed church at two Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Steeg
Cornelius Ver Steeg
M. de Zwaart
Pella
Armour
S. D
Fox
New York
Third Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Central Pellicans form new Central college quartet
Central establishes a student quartet named The Central Pellicans drawn from soprano Edna Van de Meer tenor Nicholas Gosselink contralto Martina Korver and bass Robert Byers with reader June Stureman flutist Marion Frush and accompanist Mrs Henry. They plan a concert tour through Michigan New York and New Jersey, aiming to serve Christian missions and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central Pellicans
East
Middle West
The
Martina Korver
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Korver
Kentucky
Robert Byers
Byers
June Stureman
Stureman
Ladies’ Glee Club
Pella
Henry
Second Reformed Church
Mich
Portage
Detroit
Clymer
N. Y
Baffle, N. Y
Rochester
East Williamson
Newark
N. J
Marion, N. Y
Brighton
Pella Drops Out Of High School Contests
The Searsboro held high school declamatory contest eliminated Pella's representative. Placements show Cecil Le Grand of Monroe first with 93 percent, James Youtsler of New Sharon second with 84 1/3 percent, and 3rd place to Lee Martin of Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Searsboro
Cecil le Grand
Monroe
James Youtsler
New Sharon
Lee Martin
Colfax
Holiness Not Humble Contradiction Note Fragment
Fragmentary results list multiple contestants with percentages and placements including Mary Kaisand Eleanor Drennan Hessel Schwerdt M Montgomery Virginia Cassidy Hester Wehrle Phyllis Bridge Richard Bruins Gladys Goodrich Bernyl Jackson, with places such as New Shar on Montezuma Colfax Pella Grinnell Searsboro. The line ends with a quote about holiness not humble being a contradiction in terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Drennan
New Sharon
Miss Hesselschwerdt
Montezuma
M. Montgomery
Monroe
Virginia Cassidy
Colfax
Hester Wehrle
Phyllis Bridge
Richard Bruins
Pella
Gladys Goodrich
Grinnell
Bernyl Jackson
Searsboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auto Service Garage
George Ramsey
Wm. Baer
Henry Huizinga
Marion Veenstra
Ames
Marion
G. M. Derbyshire
Creston
Baptist Church
Howland Hanson
Verle Ramsey
Minneapolis
Mrs
Geo. Ramsey
Bernie Mulder
First Reformed Church
J. Wesselink
Central College
Francis Dykstra
Drake University
Delphic
Francis
Dykstra
Drake Military Band
H. J. Boland
G. H. Lanheima
Little Daughter
G. H. Vanden Berg
Henry J. Kool
Miss Jeannette
Kanawha
W. F. Waechter
Jane Gosselink
Tena Doornewaard
Pella High School
8. B. Grant
Fred van der Zyl
Grant
Eddyville Tribune
Chronicle
Joe Vande Kieft
Joe
Chris Kersebergen
Chris
Andrew Lanezak
Frigidaire
Gambell
Pella Shooters
Mary Kaisand
Vander Linden
Rexall Store
the State
Oak Grove