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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

4

Church notes for First Reformed and others in town

Church notes report upcoming services at First Reformed, First Christian Reformed, Second Reformed, and Baptist churches. Topics include Filled with the Holy Spirit, The Fall of Satan, and Fellowship with God, with choir solos and duets, male chorus music, and community church questions. The piece also recounts a Christmas toy drive story featuring Jack and the Junior Red Cross.

First Reformed Church Carl Byers Second Reformed Satan Gerald Mokma Raymond Stureman God

How Jack Recovered His Whistle

Jack tries to whistle but can not keep the tune going and must trudge on in silence. This moment follows his proud act of signing the Junior Red Cross membership roll at school.

Jack St. Nicholas Red Cross

Pella Y Secretary Visits for Famine Campaign Efforts

Mr Brown the county Y secretary was in Pella last Thursday evening to meet high school boys and later with the Y M cabinet to discuss plans for the Chinese Famine Fund. He returned Saturday to help the associations send one hundred fifty letters to churches Sunday schools and public schools in Marion county.

Mr. Brown Pella Y. M. Cabinet Marion County

Weddings in Pella and Knoxville Tie The Knot

Three local weddings are announced with details. James Koopman of Pella wed Miss Faye Crosson of Knoxville at Justice G. Van Vilet's home on Washington street. Edmund Mair and Gervaise McEldowney, formerly of Pella, tied the knot in Wilmette and will reside in Chicago. Hubert Van Oostrum and Opal Jury, Pella and Knoxville residents, married at home and will live in Pella.

James Koopman Pella Faye Crosson Knoxville Justice G.van Vilet Washington Street Wm. Brouwer Broadway Huber Streets Marr-McEldowney Edmund Mair Gervaise McEldowney Wilmette Ill J. Edson McEldowney Chicago

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