Bridge Luncheon at Elmwood with Mrs Van Gorp
Mrs Dick Van Gorp hosts a 1 pm bridge luncheon at Elmwood this afternoon. Guests include Mesdames Zuver Dunbar Warnes Vander Zyl of Des Moines and O James F Stubenrauch J Elliott of Knoxville.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
7
Mrs Dick Van Gorp hosts a 1 pm bridge luncheon at Elmwood this afternoon. Guests include Mesdames Zuver Dunbar Warnes Vander Zyl of Des Moines and O James F Stubenrauch J Elliott of Knoxville.
Sunday School 9 30 A M at First Reformed and Christian Reformed in Grand Rapids. Thanksgiving service 10 00 A M Thursday Nov 29 with Prof Henry Schultze leading. Rev B Spalink to preach at Evergreen Park Chicago next Sunday. Third Reformed notes sermons on theft and divine Fatherhood. pastor to fulfill appointment at Bet Sunday afternoon.
Baptist church schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 Mon A Happy Family Sunset Hours B Y P U service 6 30 Evening worship 7 30 Thanksgiving On Calvary. Open Bible revival continues with Rev O J Morris Evangelist California special guests Rev and Mrs Herman Simpson Kansas. Sunday school 9 45 Morning worship 10 45 Messengers for Christ 6 30.
The Second Chr. Ref. Church on East First Street lists weekly services at 7:30 p.m. with evangelistic evenings, Dutch and English Sunday services, catechism classes, and multiple church society meetings led by Rev. Martin Monsma. Thanksgiving events include a Holland language service and public electors meeting, with the Girls Society presenting a program.
Glen McCleod, 30, son-in-law of Mayor N. D. Gordon, died at 1:30 o clock Thursday morning in a hos pital following an event reported in local police circles. The tragedy involves the Gordon family and authorities are continuing investigations.
McLeod, 41, of Carroll, died after being crushed by a loaded coal car in the Green Coal Company mine near Jefferson. He fell while swinging onto the car to fetch his dinner bucket, was taken to Carroll hospital, and died shortly before his wife and 5 year old son arrived. He was born in 1904 at Hocking and lived locally. Funeral arrangements tentatively set for Saturday at Overton funeral home.
The Indianola Tribune records that Melcher, aged fourteen, had been in Green County for only two months, a detail reflecting a brief sojourn in the area.
Hibbing Minnesota claims the world's largest open pit iron mine, 350 feet deep, two and a half miles long, spanning 1,070 acres. The note contrasts national food consumption and major farm payments, with processing tax receipts near 500 million dollars and farm rent and benefits around 400 million. It also asserts City State hosts the largest army relative to population.
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