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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

Page

3

Greatness Through Service in Subhday Lesson

The lesson by J A Lapham explores humble leadership and the call to serve. It cites Isaiah and Luke reflecting on ambitions for first place, Jesus teaching restraint, and the paradox of hardship leading to rewards. It discusses James and John, the cup of suffering, and the contrast between earthly glory and Christ’s cross. It ends noting rewards come to faithful service, not privileged status.

Jesus Christ James John Thunder Jesus Christ Judson Livingston Doctor Snowden Jaey Nyath Q J. H. Jowett

Crown and character in the kingdom of God lesson

A religious excerpt discusses that crowns in God's kingdom come through earned character, not favoritism. It urges developing faith, fellowship with Christ, service, and moral formation in children, with a lesson plan about sharing, kindness, cleanliness, and self-control. The text questions how athletics aid spiritual growth and warns of dangers for Christian students.

J. H. Snowden Christ Jesus Heavenly Father James John

Saving Time with Modern Conveniences Prompts Reflection

A reflective note asks how people use the extra time gained from modern conveniences. It considers daily routines, leisure, and efficient work, urging thoughtful use of freed moments.

Falls Twelve Fest to Cement Sidewalk

Little Edith Mae Mc Fadden four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mc Fadden was seriously injured last Wednesday when she fell twelve feet from an upstake porch. She was taken to Lutheran Hospital where x rays showed a broken left arm in three places a broken forearm and shoulder defenated. Two arteries were cut. Initially serious doctors reported improvement and she is getting along nicely.

Edith Mae P. McFadden Prairie City News Low Lutheran Hospital

Proof of Will In Marion County Iowa Hearing May 14 1928

Notice that a purported last will of W. C. Veldhuizen, deceased, is on file with the Marion County District Court. The will is set for hearing in the May term on May 14 1928 at Knoxville Iowa. Walter Kester Clerk announces the hearing date and invites interested persons to attend.

District Court of Iowa Marion County W. C. Veldhuizen Walter Kester Knoxville

Aviator Col Lindbergh Always Hatless Says Souvenir Theft

Col Lindbergh is usually photographed bareheaded unless an aviator helmet is strapped on. It is claimed he rarely owns a hat. If he takes one off a souvenir hunter steals it. Even his linen must be sent to the laundry under an assumed name to return.

Col. Lindbergh

Passenger Not 472 Don Only Numbers 474 475 Run Daily

Passenger trains 474 and 475 run daily while other trains are daily except Suptey. Freight for shipment on local tianni must be at least by opening before. Times at Harvey 5 12 am 7 26 pm 10 81 am. Local freights 70 and 71 will carry passengers from Howell, arriving on alternate days about 11 am and 1 pm annually.

Passenge Ae Asst Suptey Beth Oening Walera

Census Bureau estimates U.S. population at 120 013 000

The Census Bureau projects the population of the United States on July 1 at 120 013 000, a figure shaping planning for various sectors. Auto mobile and radio salesmen will govern themselves accordingly.

Census Bureau United States

Farewell to the Ford Model T and its first owner

A nostalgic tribute recalls the first car ownership, the Ford Model T, and the thrill of possession. The piece reflects on prosperity, pride, and the intimate knowledge of early automotive quirks learned by the man who drove his own brass radiator Ford.

Ford

Fragmented Chronicle Style Quote

A garbled OCR line traces a meditation on dignity and unseen detail, mentioning a potential reader, a ship and a directive to avoid repeating misread phrases, ending with a prompt to read the Chronicle for more.

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