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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

4

Church Notes and Mothers Day Services Across Local Churches

First Christian Reformed notes Gideon sermon at 7 30 p m with 300 men facing thousands Judges 7 16 17 Second Reformed completes Ten Commandments series with Thou Shalt not Covet Evening Mothers Day service at First Reformed with 35 mothers in choir and Mr Sadler conducting Wear a flower Mothers Day at Baptist Church service urged with flower or ribbon

Second Reformed Church First Reformed Church

Choir and church services listed with guest speakers

The pastor Myron Be. Hayes announces church events for May 8 and May 15 with choir solos and hymns. Services will be supplied by Knoxville Gospel team of the Methodist church and by Rev Richard Collier of Oskaloosa. All regular meetings proceed at usual times. Everyone is welcome.

Knoxville Methodist Church Place Richard Collier Oskaloosa Myron BE. Hayes

American Legion notes on 40 Hommes 8 Chevaux revival

Veterans in Des Moines plan a reunion in box cars marked 40 Hommes 8 Chevaux like France days. Iowa Legionaire urges posts to form committees on patriotism education citizenship and defense while Governor Kendall calls ex-service men to join. Six blind veterans donated items to Mrs Harding and General Pershing.

France Des Moines Phineas Henry American Legion Iowa Legionaire Legion Kendall The Warren G. Harding

Mortuary Notice for Aaron Flaugh of Des Moines

Aaron Flaugh aged 82 died in Des Moines on Thursday April 28 1921. He frequently visited at the home of his nephew R A Awtry in Pella and suffered heart and kidney trouble after being lost around Christmas. He lived alone and Awtry cared for him during illness. Funeral services were held Monday with interment in Des Moines.

Aaron Flaugh Pella R. A. Awtry Des Moines Mgr. Flaugh Mr. Awtry

How About Stomach Trouble Ad Promotes Chiropractic

An advertisement argues stomach and head ailments stem from spinal subluxations pressing nerves on the backbone. It claims nerve energy feeds the stomach and liver and urges readers to try chiropractic care for cures. A lady attendant offers appointments.

Wabash Time Table East West Schedule at Howell Iowa

Passenger numbers and freight times listed for the Wabash line at Howell Iowa. Freight for shipment must be at the station by 5:00 p.m. the evening before. Local freights carry passengers. East West times range from early morning to late evening.

Howell Iowa

Legion Posts Worldwide Growth Highlighted at Visit

The visit ors will be entertained by the Sioux City auxiliary organization aided by Monahan Post of the American Legion. Several hundred delegates are expected to attend. The American Legion is rapidly becoming a world power with posts in Coblenz Germany Tokio Japan and sixteen other foreign countries.

National American Legion Ohio Wisconsin Maine Virginia Kansas California Indiana Illinois Tennessee South Dakota Congress Industrial Workers of the World Middle West American Legion Eldorado Kan Kansas Legionaires Wobblies Red Organization Pauline Curnick Women’s Auxiliary The Iowa Women’s Auxiliaries Sioux City J. A. Heilscher Minnesota Hanford MacNider Martin J. Wade Sioux City’ Auxiliary Organization Monahan Post Coblenz Germany Tokio Japan

Painting and Paper Hanging by C P Van Vark

Neat first class work paper hung 35c per double roll. Satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 111 Prairie St or 1 block east and 12 blocks south of Van Dussendorp's store.

C. P. van Vark Prairie St van Dusseldorp

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