Thermique Croquinole demonstration at Van Ness shop
A large crowd attended a Monday night demonstration of the New Thermique Croquinole Permanent Waving Machine at Van Ness Beauty Shoppe. Miss Anne Bennett, assisted by Mr. Groves, showcased a low voltage 2 volt system with no heaters, promising safety and time savings while revealing various wave patterns.
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van Ness
Anne Bennett
Groves
Kansas City
U. S. Patent Office
Dave Renaud
Marcel
W. Gentry Shelton
B. F. Jancke
H. A. Cowan
Chas. Dennis
Third Reformed Church Notes and Services Planned
The Third Reformed Church schedule includes baptisms in the afternoon, 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. sermon by Rev George Hankamp on Paul and Felix, 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. sermon by Rev Henry C. Jacobs on The Music of the Soul with Prof. A. P. Kuyper at organ. Ladies Aid meets Thursday. Work and Win class hosts Thursday evening.
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Holland
Bethesda
Henry C. Jacobs
George Hankamp
Paul and Felix
Christian’ Endeavor
A. P. Kuyper
Ralph T. Nordlund
Ladies Aid Society
J. W. Vander Linden
R. C. Amidon
P. L. van Rees
George Ver Steeg
John Braashart
Here's to Beauty Skin Care Advice for Clear Pores
Beauty consultant guidance explains how to prevent blackheads and enlarged pores through daily cleansing, warm water with mild soap, and astringents. It recommends nightly pore cream for troubled areas, proper powder application, and avoiding fingertip contamination to limit bacteria in skin pores.
Beauty Question Column by Doris Hale
The Chronicle offers readers a beauty problem column by Doris Hale. Address letters to her care of the paper for personal replies by letter or through the columns.
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Doris Hale
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First Reformed Church Pentecost Services Schedule
The bulletin lists morning Pentecost III The Fellowship of the Upper Room followed by afternoon Rest For the Soul and an evening Pentecost IV The Christ of Pentecost led by Minister Bernie Mulder. A playful exchange about a void appears within the text.
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First Reformed Church
Bernie Mulder
Readers debate 18 month calendar proposal
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from five residents on the proposed 18 month calendar. Art Van Roekel opposes any change citing wage and utility bill impacts. Harold Thomassen calls it a big humbug causing disorganization. J Gilbert Boot supports 13 months for uniformity and efficiency. John Steinkamp warns against changing long standing rent and wage norms. G H Waechter finds mixed religion and business implications but notes wages and timing would adjust if feasible.
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Art van Roekel
Harold Thomassen
J. Gilbert Boot
John Steinkamp
G.H. Waechter
Coach L A Winter Health Talk Sparks Practical Meeting
Coach L A Winter delivers a health talk stressing body care and nourishment. The discussion centers on practical value and personal responsibility in maintaining physical condition, urging consistent attention to diet and routine.
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L.A. Winter
Winter
B .Gan
Home Moderne designs offered by Duncan Hunter Architect
Editor notes a collection of twenty five Modern Home designs by Duncan Hunter Architect available for 50 cents. Readers are urged to build a modern home now with substantial brick walls tile roof and metal work. The illustrated design emphasizes large windows daylight and comfort with practical third floor service accommodations.
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Pella Students Shine in District Commercial Typing Contest
Indianola won two firsts and Pella High earned praise as Novice typing led by Indianola with 62 WPM and Amateur typing at 73 WPM. Winterset took Novice shorthand and Redfield won Amateur shorthand. Nine teams competed including Newton Indianola Winterset Redfield Stuart Mitchellville Dallas Montezuma and Pella.
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Indianola
Iowa
Newton
Winterset
Redfield
Stuart
Mitchelville
Dallas
Montezuma
Pella
Pella High School
Des Moines
Elva Mae van Houweling
Ruth Pietenpol
Margaret van Dellen
Margaret Hoeksma
Marjorie van Roekel
Helen Vander Linden
Pearl Shinn
Sarah Wormhoudt
Hannah Allan
Robert Baron
Antoinette Vander Ploeg
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Larson
Albert Langerak
Pella Chronicle Ownership Statement for April 1 1930
Notarized ownership affidavit confirms H. H. Sadler as owner of the Pella Chronicle from Pella Iowa with E. V. Goad as editor and Sadler as business manager. It lists one bondholder and states Sadler holds 1 percent or more of securities. Sworn May 1 1930 before Hugo W. Kuyper.
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Pella Chronicle
Pella
Iowa
State OF
Marion
H. H. Sadler
Cataras Etree Ye
E. V. Goad
Hugo W. Kuyper
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB
A school teacher summering near Minaki along the Canadian National line visits local farmers. He meets a nine year old boy whose interest in music is sparked by radio programs and shared with the neighborhood families.
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Minaki
Canadian National Railways
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