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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
4
The Sunday evening service drew a large crowd, with next Sunday featuring Carl Byers singing Nature's Adoration by Beethoven and a male quartet gospel message. Congregational singing opens at 7:30 sharp.
Morning service features Senior choir with a baptism theme The pastor reads on Baptism by water and the Spirit The evening service opens with gospel songs and a sermon series on great hymns of Christendom The Junior choir sings an anthem A sermon series on Daniel the young man in the world begins The service lasts one hour Senior C E at 6 30 led by Gertrude Neyenesch
Sunday night discussion on My Main Purpose in Life aims to reach rock bottom of the matter. Frank Brouwer will be the special soloist at this service. Sunday services are 9 30, 10 45, 6 45, and 7 30 with a midweek meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
Farmers may still sign the tuberculosis petition to have their cattle tested. No herd will be tested until the owner signs. Signatures accepted at the Farm Bureau office or the Farmers' Co-op store.
A piano in good condition will be sold to the highest bidder next Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Legion building on the west side of the square.
Paul Vander Zyl slipped while climbing into a coal car on a wet morning and fell headfirst into the bottom, cutting his head. The slick conditions from rain lessened the danger, and after a few days at home he recovered enough to be around again.
The Zaayer family reunion gathered Sunday at the N. A. Van Haaften residence in Monroe with members from Prairie City Sioux Falls and Monroe. Attendees included A A Zaayer D W Zaayer and family R R Zaayer Martha Ballagh Lenora De Haan and George Kane among others. Dinner was cafeteria style and a group photo followed. The event honored Mr and Mrs Zaager of Sioux Falls who departed for home Tuesday morning.
Wm C De Wit of Pella and Margaret Fennema of Monroe wed in Des Moines on Tuesday. They depart for a brief honeymoon and will live at the Artie Bloem house at Union and East Second. De Wit works at Pella Produce and serves as Fire Department secretary. Fennema is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fennema of Monroe and known in Pella. The Chronicle extends best wishes.
A Dubuque man recounts five years of Tanlac benefits noting relief from indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness and urging purchases of Tanlac and Tanlac Tablets. Dorsey Scott a Monroe pioneer died at his daughter’s home after a short illness born in Ohio in 1885 and who lived much of his life near Otley and later in Monroe.
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