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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1921

Page

3

Corn as Fuel Sparks Nebraska Farmer Debate

Specialist analysis says 400 bushels of corn yield 2400 pounds ash and fuel heat, valuing corn as coal substitute. With coal priced high, burning corn could be economical. farmers weigh corn’s food vs fuel value while noting stove wear and market prices.

Nebrsaka Ferédie

Chapel Lectures Stir Student Interest at College

Monday chapel was postponed to hear Mr W M Parsons arrive from Des Moines and speak on heritage and faith. Parsons, with Mr Little, urged students to value opportunities, acknowledge biblical roots, and remember the dangers of modern neglect of religion. Tuesday he returned to discuss Jesus Christ's teachings and the role of the student in life and study.

W. M. Parsons Des Moines Parsons Little Y. M America God Germany Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Aphere

Serve a Hot Lunch

Iowa schools join health officials in promoting hot lunches to raise child health and energy. The extension service reports most districts served at least one hot meal daily, aiding underweight city and country children while giving teachers a noon-time supervisory help and enabling student participation in meal prep.

Iowa Home Economics Department Iowa State College

Church Notes First Reformed Choir Sings Mighty Jehovah

The First Reformed Church invites worshipers to Sunday evening services with the choir performing Mighty Jehovah with a solo and obligato by Carl Byers. A friendly welcome and blessing await attendees, with Grace and Peace from Holland. Services at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. include catechism, Biblical passages, and a sermon by Professor J. Mulder at 7:30 p.m.

First Reformed Church Belvini Carl Byers First Christian Reformed Church Holland Christ English Third Reformed Church Mi‘ Peter J. Mulder

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