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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
5
Smithsonian Institution researchers report bold overseas work in twenty one countries during 1929. Expeditions covered animals plants rocks fossils human races sun radiation and other topics across continents and seas.
Rev Henry C Jacobs pastors morning and afternoon services with special Mothers Day programs. Mrs Pietenpol leads morning and afternoon sessions on Christian Motherhood and a family Bible gift. Rev G Hankemp appears with Young People service and evening sermon New Word of the Bible. Wednesday’s topic Empowered Commissioned Watching Acts 1 6 11. Moral chemistry good neutralizes evil.
A John Fletcher college men's quartet left Oskaloosa on April 20 for a 1500 mile tour. Hope College expects ninety seven seniors to meet their destinies this year. Parsons and Iowa Wesleyan plan a large joint picnic on May 9 with a day of fellowship. Parsons will host 150 girls on May 3 for the third annual girls meet. Simpson College business students toured Chicago visiting the Federal Reserve, Belk Stock Exchange, Armours, Chicago Tribune and Marshall Fields. USC students named to debate European universities begin their tour in March returning in June.
The Curriculum of Cornell College will change drastically next year with a reclassification of departments into five areas: fine arts, social sciences, mathematics and physical sciences, languages and literature, and philosophy and religion. The University of Denver opens a library science school, first of its kind in the Rocksea, as New Orleans university climbs in class among Rego schools after a recent survey.
During the past week an elimination tournament was held with fourteen netters. The four winners were Carl Bogard the only senior, Bill Wesselink our only letter man, George Hedden, and Willard Langerek the two freshmen. They do not have permanent spots as they may be challenged by anyone wishing to dispute their place.
The article notes that no special distinctions have been assigned to players yet but expects this to be addressed before kickoff. It previews Saturday's season opener against Penn College as the first major test of the campaign.
A homemaker’s guide to vegetables highlights vitamins in common garden crops and says home canning of tomatoes lets families select ripe fruit. It suggests serving vegetables as appetizers, salads, main dishes, and even tomato juice cocktails, with detailed prep notes and a scalloped eggplant dish.
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