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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

3

Heroism Shown by American Workers of Near East Relief

Charles V. Vickrey notes about 500 American volunteers serve in Armenia Anatolia Cilicia and Syria amid severe winter hardship. They refuse to withdraw to prevent tens of thousands of women and children from starving and dying. Urgent cables describe refugees starving and homeless, including 100000 orphans saved by relief workers. He urges a Lent sacrifice offering to support Near East Relief and save the children in Bible Lands.

Near East Relief Armenia Turkey Near East America Charles V. Vickrey Anatolia Cilicia Syria Constantinople Aleppo Ismid Alexandrope Caucasus Kars Alexandropol Leonard Wood

Aid Appeal for Suffering Armenians Led by General Wood

Major General Leonard Wood heads a nationwide appeal urging Lenten sacrifice for Near East relief to aid starving Christians. The campaign, via Near East Relief in New York, draws support from prominent figures including Taft, Mellon, Munsey, Roosevelt, Gompers, Belasco, McCormick, and Blackwell among others.

Leonard Wood U. & Army Near East Madison Avenue New York City General Wood Andrew W. Mellon Pittsburgh the Treasury William H. Taft Frank A. Munsey W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Trailroad John Grier Hibben Princeton University Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Institute Carrie Champman Catt Suffrage Teader Corinne Roosevelt Robinson President Roosevelt Newcomb Carlton Western Union Telegraph Company John C. Shaffer Chicago Post Henry van Dyke H. F. H. Ied Elizabeth Marbury Samuel Gompers Warren S. Stone John G. Milburn Moorfield Storey American Bar Association Mary Garden David Belasco Medill McCormick Thomas G. Winter General Federation of Women’s Clubs George Maynard Minor Anna A. Gordon Percy V. Pennybacker League of Women. Voters Philip North Moore National Council of Women Alice Stone Blackwell

Long Married Renekers Still Live On Original Iowa Homestead

Mount Zion Iowa marks 75 years of marriage for Daniel Reneker born 1845 and Mary as they reside on the original homestead begun in Ohio migration days. He will turn 90, she 97, with five children four surviving, mostly hard work and simple living credited for longevity. The family’s history spans 160 acres purchased for $1 an acre, oxen cleared land, and a life tied to Falls City Nebraska via their son Dr George W Reneker representative there.

Mount Zion Daniel Reneker Mary Iowa Ohio Reneker Mississippi Renekers Jacob George W. Reneker Joshua Dallas Reneker George George Reneker Falls City Neb Nebraska Dr. George

Merril Page on the Run in Lone Prairie Kidnapping Plot

In Peril follows Merril Page as he visits Lemuel Ward in Lone Prairie to secure a disputed ranch deed. Chased by Jem Dymond, Page hides in a boxcar where Bertha Wilton, a skilled horsewoman, guides him to safety toward Wolverton after a daring Elopement-style rescue with the Wildfire horse. Page recovers with Bertha at a friend’s house in Wolverton.

Merril Page Lone Prairie New Mexico Lemuel Ward Jem Dymond Page Ward Dymond Bertha Wikton Wolverton Elkton Miss Wilton Bertha Merrill Bertha Wil

Children Taught Health Through Soap and Toothbrush Campaign

The Junior Red Cross launched a broad health campaign in Czecho Slovakia, teaching cleanliness and hygiene in Prague, Brno, and Bratislava. Over 10,000 children received instruction in summer camps and schools, aided by soap, toothpaste, and brushes, continuing into winter lessons.

Washington America Czecho-Slovakia Red Cross American Red Cross Austria-Hungary Europe League of Red Cross Societies Red Cross of America Tatra Prague Fight For Health Child Health Organization of America Rockefeller Foundation American Junior Red Cross Junior ‘Red Cross Pragen Brno Bratislava Czecho- Slovakia Tatra Mountain

Watching for Forest Fires In Colorado Peak Post

A young woman serves as a United States forest service officer stationed high in Colorado's National Forest. Women are increasingly replacing men as fire observers. The work is engaging yet light, with many observers also performing forester duties, drawing on native knowledge of the woods.

United States Forest Service National Forest Colorado

Germans Pour into Japan Increase in German Residents

Tokyo reports a steady rise in German residents in Japan with numbers nearly doubled since before the war. Most newcomers work as engineers or technicians for Japanese firms. Germany has exported toys, chemicals, and dyestuffs valued at over 10 million yen since peace. Jasper Indiana Judge Bretz on bench endorsed courtesy.

Tokyo Germany

Making Others a True Christian Standard of Character

Lessons from Romans 12 verses 1 to 21 outline dedication to God as a living rational sacrifice and nonconformity to the world. It urges brotherly love, humility, zeal, prayer, hospitality, and doing good to enemies while seeking harmony and reconciliation.

Christ Cana Mary Martha

Mothers Lead the Way in a Quiet Nursery Creed

A reflective piece centers on mothers guiding childrearing, claiming maternal influence shapes a child's heart and life. The text honors maternal devotion and the enduring bond between mother and child, underscoring the shaping role of early home life.

Ares No Landor

Silent fragment hints at church or prayer scene

Fragmentary OCR hints at a religious moment with bowed heads before God. Names and places are unclear but Wilshire appears with AL'S. The text suggests a solemn ceremonial or prayer context in an old-style script.

Near East Relief head calls for aid to Armenian nation

Edwin M. Bulkley, elected chairman of Near East Relief, warns Armenia faces extermination after years of war and pestilence. He cites 268,000 in mountains without shelter, 15,000 refugees in Cilicia, and 7.79 million Armenians scattered with no homeland. He urges American aid to feed and educate children as a lasting peace seed. Contributions to Cleveland TL Doige, treasurer, NYC.

New York Armenia Edwin M. Bulkley Near East Relief Bulkley Alexander J. Hemphill Turkey Palestine Syria Mesopotamia Persia Spencer Trask & Co Kars Alexandropol Cilicia Near East America Congress Doige Madigan York City

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Charles V. Vicerey Century By Victor Redcliffe iPaper Union Japan Jasper Ind John L. Bretz Alate International Sunday School Tzwater Brot Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspay Al's Wilshire
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