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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

3

Neighborhood News from Galesburg and nearby areas

Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Setse Menninga to Mrs Arie De Ronda in Galesburg and several relatives in Minnesota and Monroe. Fire destroys a Ryke barn with a mule loss while origin remains unsolved. John Griffeon shows improvement after blood poison treatment in Pella. Evangelist meetings stir Monroe church crowd as Otley and others discuss road and paying questions amid ongoing campaign for better roads.

Setse Menninga Arie de Ronda Galesburg Ira Breen Rube Seyden Iowa City Rev de Koekkoek Texas Minnesota John Stravers Erma Raymond Rickabaugh Monroe John Vanden Baard J. B. Vriezelaar Henry Kaldenberg G. W. Ryke Jake Aalbers John Griffeon Pella Ann Dykstra Anna Krauss Marshalltown C. Huisman Iss Johanna Vander Wiel 8. Vander Wiel G. A. Klyn RV. McKeever Farm Bureau van Houweling Pete van Gorp J. B. Vriczelar Neal de Ronda Eddyville Henry Crum Arle de Ronda Gales Are Baptist Church Jesus Christ Otley

Sully church group program and community notices

The Sully First Reformed Church scene features the SULLY Discussion class meeting at the Van Wyk home with a Hymn, Opening Prayer by Mrs. C Van Heemert, Scripture by Albert Bentenvart, and an address on "Our Pastor" by Harry Braam. A mixed quartet performed and a debate on Sunday school timing took place, followed by a business meeting and closing prayers.

First Reformed Church Henry van Wyk C. van Heemert Albert Bentenwert Harry Braam S. Vander Pol Albert Bientenwerf Peter Rozendaal L. A. Bruinsting Emmet Awtry Marion Butin Henry Klyn John van Wyngarden Canistota So. Dak Holbert Horse Farm Greely Iowa Francis Cornell Harthorn Martha Aid Bernard Bruinsting Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Community Choral Club of Bethany Sully Faye Henboos Cakaloadh Pearl Vander Beek A. P. Vander Beek Rae D. L. Meyers Cedar R. G. Conn Jonday Ray Reviers Thomas Dean Des Moines Moor J. C Harry Boat Pelle Monany Sully High Shock Gable E Lane Everett Verwers Minnie van Sally Attwood Margaret Dennis Tom Sherwood Sally Robert Smith Judge Sherwood John Kloostra Sherwood Bertha Lan C. C. Macy Mr. Macy W. H. Miller Joe Long Albert Kling

Winters Men Try New Game Univer Ball

The Physical Training class played a new game called Univer Ball originated by Mr. Graham. The game mixes football and baseball elements with three bases and ten players per side. It uses a football kicked between goal posts and batters run bases while rules adjust for equality and skill development.

Graham

Will of Jacob Grandin Hearing Set in May 1929

Notice filed in Marion County District Court Iowa that a will purporting to be Jacob Grandin deceased exists. The May term 1929 court hearing is scheduled for May 16 1929 and all interested persons may be heard.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Jacob Grandin

Rev Firth Heard in College Chapel

In a Monday chapel service Rev. J. Firth spoke in a tale about a Hindi boy fearing his family. The story showed how advice and a stranger's words offered solace, leading the youth to become a native missionary after graduation.

Firth Heard Ray Joe Twain Firth

The Finer Things in Sunday Columns Reflect Decency

The writer notes law enforcement matters for social order but urges broader influence to solve current and future generation problems. The columns affirm the enduring value of the old common decency and the old religion, suggesting that finer things in life remain available and worthy of emphasis.

Fragmentary reflection on Lincoln and ambition

A jumbled excerpt reflects on pride and restraint in revealing thoughts. It ponders what Abraham Lincoln might have become if he had known his potential, suggesting a broader theme of unrealized ambition and self-knowledge.

Abraham Lincoln

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