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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1928

Page

7

Pella Society Notes Hostess Clubs and Church Activities

A busy period in Pella features church groups and community clubs. The First Reformed church youth honored Rev J M Haan with a floor lamp. women from Baptist and other circles shared program sessions and hospital aid. Farm Bureau classes in the Legion building discussed china making, glassware, and aging pieces while follow up meetings covered slip covers and chair coverings. A local wedding at the First Reformed parsonage joined Nick De Waard and Rebecca Grandia as they started life in Renwick. May events include birthday celebrations for Van Pearsum, Mizpah Guild gatherings, Sunshine Mission Circle activities, and cooperative social hours across several society groups. Community dinner hosts E S Cook and family organized a shared evening.

Nick de Waard Renwick Iowa Rebecca Grandia Jacob Grandia Pella First Reformed Church Bernie Mulder de Waard Fowler Telephone Exchange the Chronicle

Local Legion and Auxiliary hold meetings and plan Memorial Day actions

The May 14 meeting at 900 Liberty Street included a membership session and refreshments before a social visit to the Rand Kitchen. The American Legion executive board named committees for Memorial Day. the Auxiliary formed committees to sell Poppies and arrange wreaths for merchants and advertisement. A social hostess hosted a complimentary afternoon gathering.

Jenn Stark Rand Legion and Auxiliary American Legion the Legion Auxiliary

Ascension Promises and Sermons Across Local Churches

The Third Reformed Church led by Pastor G Menning notes morning and afternoon sermons titled Ascension Promises and Ascension. First Reformed Church schedules Sunday services on May 20 1928 with morning The Grace of God III aching Grace, afternoon Ziesrust, evening Towards The Stars. Pella Baptist Church hosts Bible school at 6 30 p m The Transforming Power of Prayer. Second Reformed Church lists Church school at 9 80 a m.

Mens Brotherhood First Reformed Church Berean Bible Third Reformed Church G. Boogard Ziesrust

Fragmentary church note hints at sermon themes and verses

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a church context with references to Jesus and the Lord, a capitalized religious phrase, and a biblical citation like Revelation 19:11. The text is garbled but suggests a service outline or sermon notes from a Christian church.

Rumbaugh and Schikel Wed in Evans Building Office

Rimbaugh R. and Lena Schakel united in marriage by Justice Al M. Jones in his Evans building office around one o'clock on Thursday May 10 1928. The groom was accompanied by his sister Mrs Wm Rumbaugh. Oskaloosa Herald reports the ceremony in Beacon and Pella communities.

Rimbaugh-Schikel Herbert R. Rumbaugh Beacon Lena Schakel Pella al M. Jones Evans Building Wm. Rumbaugh Oskalooga Herald

Death claims last of Scholte family in Pella area

Mrs. John Nol Nollen died at her home in Des Moines Saturday morning April 12 1928 after several weeks illness from old age and pneumonia She was almost 86 a survivor of Rev H P Scholte Holland colony founder of Pella Born Netherlands June 38 1842 she came to Pella in 1847 She left three sons and two daughters and leaves extended family connected to local churches and insurance offices Funeral services held Monday with body transported to burial site

John Nol Dés ‘Moines Turday Fornoon Nollen H. P. Scholte Holland Colony Pella Netherlands

Tennis and Golf Outing Held with Oakwood Interment

The event proceeded at two o'clock with Mrs. Nora Scholte, conducted by James P. Burling of Des Moines, and interment at Oakwood cemetery. The Book Shop advertises pressure packed tennis balls eight for 1.60 and golf balls eight for 1.06, or 0.76 each.

Nora Scholte James P. Burling Des Moines Oakwood Cemetery

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