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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1927

Page

6

Pella Hosts Diverse Society Gatherings and Club Roles

The Mothers Class of Second Reformed Sunday School met at Mrs. C Boat's home on Nov 17 with seventeen members for social time and sewing. C E W Club guests, bridge clubs, Kensington Club, and other local groups hosted meetings Nov 16–22 at various homes, sharing needlework, lunches, and social hours. A post nuptial courtesy honored Mr. and Mrs. John Van Arkel at 604 South Market Street. The Second Reformed Aid and other organizations held meetings at church and homes with lunches, memberships, and upcoming events. The Reading Circle dinner featured music and readings at the Baron home, while the Baptist church group gathered for a large community lunch. The Episcopal Church Guild hosted a dinner for Ottumwa with a program by Central College students and choral readings.

Second Reformed Sunday School C. Boat Sgventeen John C. van Arkel South Market Street Oskaloosa Reading Circle Bert Baron Broadway Halbert F. M. Frash H. J. Rhynsburger Frush Central College Mary Liggett Strachan L. A. Kuyper Episcopal Church Guild of Ottumwa Freda Vos Christus Kathryn Kaareman

Auxiliary Bazaar for Central College Held in Boswelt Building

The Ladies Auxiliary of Central College hosts its Annual Bazaar of Fancy Work Baked Goods and Candies in the Boswelt building on Saturday December 3. Patrons can shop for Christmas items and enjoy lunch and oyster stew while supporting the college.

Central College Boswelt Sturday

Reasnor Man Is 92 Years Old

A feature on D. G. Earp of Reasnor Iowa noting his memory of past events dating to age seven. He reads The Daily News keeps bees and built honey frames. Retired for 26 years he lives with his daughter. his wife died two years ago. He was one of 19 children in his father's family. He has two daughters and two sons, twenty two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Also mentions a newborn baby and family travel.

Mr. Earp Reading Daily News Alfred Lust Reasner J.T. Harpleroad Cheyenne Wyo J. O. Earp Crystal Lake Iowa A.'G. Earp Bussey D. G. Earp Payette Ida Claude Wool

Union Leaders Are Sentenced in Iowa Mine Case

Judge Walker held the case shows why the defendants should be punished for violating an injunction. Five men faced jail for one day and fines after a dispute between rival labor groups at Winifred shaft, with the Brotherhood of Miners forming to employ nonunion workers. The ruling states the dispute is not capital labor but a civil conflict harming miners and the public.

Walker Smith Iowa United Mine Workers of America Brotherhood of Miners U. Mf. W. of A J. H. Mortis Ira Greer W. G. Hardie Tom White Tom Mollette Appanoose County I. Walker

Baby BFAVES profit for Iowa boys and girls in calf project

Des Moines reports show Iowa youths earned an average $47.12 per calf from the baby beef project, feeding and caring for 1800 calves raised by 1200 boys and girls. Calves averaged 900 pounds, sold for about $14.76 per cwt, total per head $132.75, with costs around $45.00 and gains near 11% cents per pound. Calves shown at state fair and Sioux City gained 566 pounds from 440 start, selling at $15 per cwt and yielding extra returns plus prize money.

Des Moines Iowa Iown Department of Agriculture John A. Day Iowa Beef Producers Mr. Day Sioux City

Community Church Notes and Service Times

The column lists morning and evening services for First Reformed First Church Second Reformed Pella Baptist and others on Sunday November 27 1927. It highlights Rev Henry Beltman missionary from China and topics like Unconquered Territory The Home and The Still Small Voice plus Home Coming day observances by Federated Women's Clubs and a note on gratitude for centuries of religious freedom. It mentions choir selections and an added feature by a Men's double quartet.

First’ Reformed Church Henry Beltman China Ferris Seminary Japan Pella Second Reformed Church Christian Endeavor

Gospel Team Notes Seeks Drivers for Six Tours

Sunday six gospel teams will visit Porterville Lower Grove Asbury Bethel Red Rock and Durham It is sometimes difficult to get cars to take these teams out If any readers can drive a team at any time please let me know and I shall try to use it you G BERNARD MUYSKENS

Porterville Lower Grove Asbury Bethel Red Rock Durham G. Bernard Muyskens

Dairy by products valuable to stockmen

Thirteen million five hundred thousand dollars is a conservative estimate of the value of skim milk and buttermilk produced by Iowa dairymen when used as a supplementary feed for livestock. There are about 200000 pounds of creamery and farm butter produced annually in Iowa. It takes about 4500000000 pounds of milk to produce this much butterfat, leaving a valuable supply of skim milk and buttermilk as by products.

Des Moines Iowa Carl N. Kennedy Iowa Department of Agriculture Kennedy

Dairy by product feeds boost Iowa livestock gains

By products from dairy and butter production deliver about 8.4 pounds of protein, 1 pound of milk sugar, and 0.7 pounds of minerals per 100 pounds of product. Totals reach 150 million pounds protein and 228 million pounds milk sugar, with 80 million pounds minerals, aiding stockmen as digestible supplementary feeds. Kenneth Kennedy notes dairy by products allow Iowa farmers to raise livestock with lower extra costs.

Towa Mr. Kennedy Iowa

Eddyville Tribune Sold to an Ottumwa Man

The Eddyville Tribune will pass to K. C. Crabb of Ottumwa after next week’s issue. Crabb, a journalist with eight years at the Ottumwa Courier and earlier work in Sigourney, will take possession on Monday November 28 and move his family here. The current publisher C. EL Perdue thanks Eddyville readers for support and notes plans to stay in town through spring.

the Tribune Eddyville Eddy Tribune K. C. Crabb Ottumwa Sigourney Crabb EL Perdue

Iowa farmers show interest in corn borer containment

Ames Iowa November 21 1927 reports over 500 samples and letters about the corn borer as mute evidence of strong farmer interest in keeping the pest out of Iowa Dr C J Drake State Entomologist Iowa Department of Agriculture and the Experiment Station notes the summer drive by farmers bringing insects to identify the pest While no traces of the corn borer have been found Iowa urges continued submission of specimens in glass containers for inspection by specialists

Ames Iowa C. J. Drake Iowa Department of Agriculture Experiment Station

Insect Threat Prompting Continued State Cooperation

The statement urges ongoing cooperation to prevent an insect outbreak, asserting that continued effort will greatly aid the state in controlling any potential infestation. It emphasizes collective action as essential to public health and agricultural protection.

Mobile library truck tours rural Cincinnati area

A specially constructed motor truck from the main department circulates through rural sections distributing books and collecting reads. Counters on each side allow inspection of volumes and an attendant records books taken out and returned.

Cincinnati Ohio

Tailored to Order Suits Promised at 21.76 Each

An advertisement promotes tailored to order suits in a full range of 300 wool options priced at 21.76 each. The copy stresses sensible, comfortable, elegant styling and suggests a high value in a personal fit.

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Sewing Club Mrs. H. Veenstra Bridge Club Bridge Kensington Kensington Club GH. Waechter Second Reformed Aid J. Heerema J. W. DeBruyn S. G. Vander Zyl G. T.tysseling Dalzel W. C. Ver Ploeg Main Mizpah Guild G. G. Gaass G. F. Sadler J. ‘A. Kuyper H. O. Wormhoudt Young Woman's League Young Women's League W. D. van Sut‘tert Ross Schakel Baptist Aid Ladies and Friends of the Baptist Church Ed van Zante Dick van Gorp H.D. van Zante Federated Club Nettie van Houweling Mis. H. C. Wormhoudt Miss LeCocq Carl Aschenbrenner Episcopal Church Guild Reasnor Elk Creek Township Paul Lautenbach Oskaloosa Hospital Paul Charles United State United Dyk Winifred Iowa State College Third Reformed Church i Holland The Christian Home Charek Phe Eddyville Tribune M. Vander Linden Uth Chevrolet Ghevroigta Strom O. K White Way Auto Co Kuyper S Korner Spreek Columbus Street Central Park Acme Universal Stouwie Sisters van Zante & Worth C. Verheul van Zante & Wor
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