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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

4

Bakker Roosendaal Wedding Notices at Oskaloosa

The marriage of T. T. Bakker and Mrs. Henry Roosendaal of Pella took place this afternoon at Oskaloosa. Congratulations are extended by friends. The notice also recalls a union on August 24, 1919 in Denver between Miss Anna Holsebrands and R. L Bee.

Bakker—Roosendaal Oskaloosa T. T. Bakkar Henry Roosendaal Pella Denver Cole Anna Holsebrands R. L Bee C. L. Meade Trinity M. E City Colorado van Niewaal The Chronicle

Allen's Foot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad

If your feet ache and you feel tired all over shake Allen's Foot-Ease into your shoes and walk all day in comfort It has no equal for corns bunions blisters or callouses Used by American British and French soldiers.

Allen

Won By Systematic Saving By A Des Moines Man

A Des Moines man recounts how budgeting and disciplined saving built a family fund. He started earning 340 dollars monthly, cut expenses to 25 dollars, sent 15 home, then moved to 60 dollars plus board, repaying debt and saving for a future home. He details a monthly budget 25 percent rent 30 to 80 percent groceries and savings 10 percent cents and insurance, totaling 15 years and 6600 dollars saved. He lists four keys: want to save, a definite plan, will power, and month by month investments.

Des Moines Tom

College Notes Recital and Activities Highlight Winter Schedule

Students heard in Mr. Sadler's studio Thursday include Marion Rush Harriet Frush Clarice Smith Gertrude Varenkamp Elizabeth Wesselink Lucile Klein Mable Van Donselaar Josephine Maasdam and Nicholas Gosselink. December 5 features Bachelor Hall Comedy in three acts. Plans for an electric dishwasher in the dorms progress under Mrs Halbert Mrs Sadler and Mrs Vander Berg. Loyde Hillyer directs the College Orchestra with rehearsals ahead of its debut. The Annual Board is urged to contribute ideas for a strong year. Week of Prayer continues with Saylor Grooters and Dr Hoffman leading daily chapel services. A quartet of girls sang Though Your Sins Be As Scarlet for Alto and Soprano. Dr Hoffman departs Wednesday morning, returning with Mrs Hoffman and Lydia in early December. Basketball begins under Prof De Cook. December 5 looms as a notable date.

Church notes from local denominations announce sermons

First Christian Reformed Rev. D. D. De Jong of Leighton will preach Sunday. Baptist Church offers 10:45 a m and 7:30 p m services with sermons The Way of Salvation made plain and The Victorious Life Through Christ our Lord Bible School 9:30 a m Junior Union 3:00 p m Senior B Y P U 6:30 p m prayer Wednesday 7:30 p m Second Reformed 9:30 a m Sunday school 10:45 a m morning worship 6:30 p m What Shall I Render unto the Lord Music Gentle Holy Saviour Senior C B Society meeting The High Cost of Living Evening Worship First Reformed Thanksgiving service with choir leading a Praise Service and a short pastor address We

D. D. de Jong Leighton Baptist Church Christ Our Bible School Second Reformed C. B. Society First Reformed

Thanksgiving Revival Service in Pella Church

In Pella an invitation urges broad attendance for a Sunday praise service. Activities include Class Meeting at 9:30 led by J. S. Franklin, Sabbath School at 10:00 with John Roorda as Supt, Morning Sermon at 11:00, Epworth League at 6:30 on practicing Thanksgiving led by Mrs. Ed Porter, Evening Sermon at 7:30, and a church membership reception for revival converts after the morning sermon. A Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. D S Eschelman of Philadelphia is scheduled at 10:30 a.m.

J. S. Franklin John Roorda Epworth League Topis Ed, Porter D. S. Eschelman Philadelphia

Death of Sully boy and Chicago bereavement noted

Paul Boat, six, of Sully died at home on November 19 1919 after a long illness from heart trouble and rheumatism. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 pm at the home and 2 pm at Sully church with interment in Sully. He was nephew of C Boat of this city. Wyzenbeek Eli Hollebrands learned Blanche Wyzenbeek, seven, daughter of his sister in Chicago, died of diphtheria. None of the Pella family could attend the funeral due to the contagious disease.

Paul A. C. Boat Sully C. Boat Wyzenbeek Eli Hollebrands Chicago Blanche Wyzenbeek Pella

Miss Wilhelmina De Raad Dies Near Pella at 20

Miss Wilhelmina De Raad died at her home six miles west of Pella at 5 00 a m Thursday November 20 1919 aged 20 years 3 months after a period of illness Funeral services will be held Saturday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Anne De Raad at noon and at the First Reformed church at Pella at 1 30 p m Rev P Grooters of Otley will conduct the service Interment will be at Oakwood cemetery

Wilhelmina de Raad Pella Anne de Raad First Reformed Church P. Grooters Otley Oakwood Cemetery

Planting and Immortality in a Dumb Animals Poem

An excerpt reflects on planting and growth with a religious undertone. It contrasts the lasting spirit of love and faith with the impermanence of nature, asserting that acts of love and trust endure beyond worldly change. The poem emphasizes immortality through divine memory rather than material decay.

Farmers Co operative Shipping Association to meet in Pella

Farmers meeting at the old City Hall in Pella Iowa at 2 o clock on Saturday afternoon November 22 to adopt the constitution and bylaws and discuss other business. Nonmembers may join the association at the meeting. Jacob De Haan secretary.

Farmers Co-operative Shipping Association Old City Hall Pella Iowa

Croup Advice Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Parents urged to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and study usage directions to respond quickly to croup attacks. The article notes it is a favorite, successful remedy and emphasizes following directions carefully. Available through all dealers.

Gale

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