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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1924

Page

11

College Notes Highlights From Week At YW College

The YW girls hosted a cream puff sale after chapel. Five weeks to Christmas urges early lessons. Mr. Sadler gives alternate Thursday piano recitals. pupils Nebye Van Pearsum Minnie Van Roekel Lillian Payne Marion Frush and Leonora Ballengee performed pieces. Boys enjoyed a trip to Mt Pleasant. former coach Kettering visited Pella. First Reformed choir quartette Calvi Bosch Ralph Vander Pal Herman Harmelink Pedro De Jong performed at Sully. Ladies Auxiliary runs a cooking school Tue Wed Thu. Week of Prayer December 1 to 6 with daily chapel 11 to 12 featuring speakers and music. Mr Wilson will visit for three days next week with Y M and Y W. Thanksgiving chapel services Wed with program Hymn God of Mercy Scripture Rev Geo Derbyshire Anthem Prayer of Thanksgiving Boys Glee Club Address Hymn Let Us with Glad Some Mind Praise Ye the Father. Bertha Te Selle violin solo at chapel. Bob Byers sang bass. Edna Vande Meer is High School voice teacher. The Philos are holding initiation this week.

God of Mercy Geo. M. Derbyshire Bertha Te Selle Bob Byers Edna Vande Meer

Jubilee Day Financial Drive Results Reported

The Jubilee Campaign for Amoy High School funds lists 1st Reformed Church at 350.20, 2nd at 345.36, 3rd at 126.60, and individual gifts of 20.00, with some pledges unpaid. Six country districts have reported so far, and the committee asks canvassers to report within a week to Mrs. G. S. Baron, noting others missed at home in town who should contribute to Mrs.

Amoy High School 1St Reformed Church 2Nd Reformed Church 3Rd Reformed Church G. S. Baron Pella

Publicity Com Calls for Immediate Help

Baron urges action for the cause of Christ and volunteers to assist without delay. Complete results to be published later by Local Publicity Com.

Christ

Boy Burglar Captured After Sensational Escape

Julian Hockenberry, the boy who robbed Van Zante Bros. hardware and was captured in Des Moines, escapes from an Industrial School officer at Eldora after being returned there by Marion County authorities. He later vanished in a stolen car, was reportedly recaptured in Illinois, and questions arise over parole and lax law enforcement.

Julian Hockenberry van Zante Bros Des Moines Eldora Marion County Clarke Hockenberry Illinois Pella

The Eagle won as American emblem in early history

Benjamin Franklin opposed the eagle as a national symbol, preferring the turkey for its native American associations and courage. He called the eagle a thief and a coward, yet the eagle ultimately won as the emblem.

Benjamin Franklin Julius Caesar Franklin America

Calhouns and friends visit Chicago from Iowa

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calhoun of Pella and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stone of Bucknell Iowa left for Chicago on Tuesday of last week. They stopped in Muscatine that evening to visit Mrs. L. A. Eysink and continued to Chicago for several days visiting relatives. They returned to Pella Tuesday evening of this week and again stopped in Muscatine on the way home with Miss Anna Eysink joining them for a visit with local friends.

Fred Calhoun Pella Tom Stone Bucknell Iowa Chicago Muscatine L. A. Eysink Anna Eysink

Community Mass Meeting on Prohibition Policy

Dr. George Morrow a renowned minister will speak at a World League against Alcoholism event at 3 45 p m Sunday Nov 23 at Second Reformed church. He will share the latest progress of prohibition in America and worldwide stressing the importance of law enforcement as the key issue for the nation.

George Morrow World League Against Alcoholism Second Reformed Church Morrow America

Commerce Club Holds Supper in Chamber of Commerce

The chamber of commerce held the first of six suppers with 60 to 70 members attending. Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner led the committee. The American Legion Auxiliary served a dainty supper at the Memorial building. Rev. George M. Derbyshire spoke on The Importance of Me in My Community, stressing education religion law and public opinion as community forces. An orchestra provided music during the meal.

Chamber of Commerce Carl Aschenbrenner Memorial Building American Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary George M. Derbyshire Baptist Church Derbyshire Pella

All Hail Basketball Supplies Featured at The Book Shop

A bookstore promotes a complete supply of basketball suits in all colors and patterns with plains and stripes as the football season ends on November 27.

THE

Near Fire Threat at Pella Home for the Aged

A resident left a red hot electric iron on an ironing board in a room at the Home for the Aged in Pella. The board cover burned through before others detected the blaze. No injuries reported. Fire officials said the incident was discovered just in time to prevent a serious fire.

Pella

Fire Ends Quickly at Home as Flames Rise Upright

A small fire erupted inside a residence but was extinguished without difficulty. Firefighters contained the blaze as residents in the home were unharmed and resumed normal activities after the incident.

Night avoidance averts potential disaster

The report notes relief that the incident did not occur at night when discovery could have come too late to prevent extensive damage. No injuries are reported and authorities advise continued vigilance.

Buck's phonograph stove heats whole house with coal savings

Van Zante Bros advertise a Buck’s phonograph stove promising to heat the entire home while using no more coal than current consumption. The item emphasizes energy efficiency and household warmth in a single, compact advertisement.

van Zante Bros

Also Mentioned on This Page

College Y. W Sadler Nebye van Pearsum Minnie van Roekel Lillian Payne Marion Frush Leonora Ballengee Mt. Pleasant Kettering First Reformed Choir Reformed Church Sully Calvin Bosch Ralph Vander Pal Herman Harmelink Pedro de Jong Ladies’ Auxiliary Jake Sessler Florence Grandin Town Wesleyan Mr. Wilson Y. M Philos Fred Calhouns Commerce Club F. R. Gambell Pella Dress Club F. A. Gilbert Klyn & de Winter
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