Missionary work marked by fifty years in Arabia
The Golden Milestone Service at First Reformed Church in Pella honored fifty years of Reformed Church in America mission work in Arabia. Dr. Wm Moerdyk and Dr. James Cantine spoke on leavening Arabia with gospel effort amid persecution, followed by Dr. J Harvey Murphy urging united Christian action. Women’s Mission Conference and college quartet added devotion, with offerings totaling near 100 dollars for missions.
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America
First Reformed Church
Pella
G. Menning
E. Huibregtse
Prairie City
Wm. Moerdyk
Arabia
Moerdyk
New Brunswick Seminary
Philips
Cantine
Zwemer
Lansing
Basrah
Jesus
James Cantine
Uncle Jim
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
Islam
Dr.Cantine
New York State
Mohammed
Dr. Can
Murphy
God
Paul
Kingdom of God
Pella Classis
First Reformed
Dorothy Wormhoudt
Miss Oltmans
Janet Oltmans
Japan
Ferris Seminary
Jennie Kuyper
Dora Eringa
Winnebago Reservation
Central College
Ebenezer Reformed Church of
Leighton
Pella Co operative Electric Association Issue Highlight
The Chronicle dedicates this issue to the Pella Co operative Electric Association noting cordial assistance from manager John Hoeksema officers and directors of the REA project and representatives from Ames Extension Department. Officials city council advertising managers Elliott Company and The Murray Company are praised for support. The piece anticipates further benefits from the cooperative venture.
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the Chronicle
Pella Co-operative Electric Association
John Hoeksema
R.E.A. Project
D. W. Teare
Louisan Mamer
Ames Extension Department
C. H. van
Louis XIV The Glittering Fall Fashion Parade
Paris fall fashion review highlights regal color themes of deep royal reds and purples by Maggy Rouff Mainbocher Vionnet Schiaparelli and others. Elegant embroidery braid and beading accent afternoon and cocktail dresses while slim jeweled models contrast with full dancing gowns.
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Paris
Louis XIV
Maggy Rouff
Mainbocher
Vionnet
Schiaparelli
Lanvin
Annual Iowa Corn Husking Contest at Ringsted Oct 27
Officials in charge of the Iowa state cornhusking contest near Ringsted on October 27 expect a crowd into the thousands. Twenty lanes will line the finals with judges and referees. Ringsted’s Phil Underwood leads as general chairman and has invited Iowa and Minnesota chambers of commerce to provide bands and talent.
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Ringsted
U. P
Phil Underwood
Iowa
Minnesota
Hub Cap Thieves Strike Grinnell Area Cars
Reported by E C Bolen on Elm street four hub caps stolen from his Ford while parked. Mrs C C Macy of Sully shares a Friday night loss to a similar theft. Also gas siphoned from Prof Bridgham’s North Park car and light bulbs taken from Ray Hanney’s vehicle near Laird Wray’s station. Chief A B Manson urges motorists to garage cars.
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E. C. Bolen
Elm Street
C. C. Macy
Sully
Prof. Bridgham
North Park Street
Ray Hanney
Laird Wray
A. B. Manson
Grinnell Herald-Register
Good Lighting In Our Homes
Two key points guide home lighting planning adequate brightness and harmonious design. Lamps should illuminate reading desks and seating areas without glare and each room needs lighting tailored to its uses.
Central lighting critique for home rooms and dining area
The author discusses insufficient central lighting in rooms and suggests adding lights by the mirror bed sink stove and work table. The dining room is the only area needing central light, but lights hung too low create harsh glare over food and dishes at the center dining table.
Otley Co op Buys First Soybeans of Year
Monday the Otley Co-operative bought the season’s first soybeans. They were Manchu variety, high quality, gathered on a local farm near Otley. Several area farmers plan similar harvesting. The price exceeded sixty cents per bushel.
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Otley
Hens Plenty Of Electric Light
Electric lighting of the poultry house adds convenience for feeding and care and extends daily feeding hours. Bulletins say proper lighting can boost seasonal egg output by about three dozen per hen, bring late hatchlings into production during high prices, speed production after rest or molt, and extend the feeding day.
Glass houses and neighborly deeds forecast in a quirky forecast
The passage mentions daily gains of broilers and methods to prevent cannibalism with colored lamps, keep areas lit at night to deter theft, and darken windows. It ends with a witty quote about stars and stones and a prediction that in 50 years everyone will live in glass houses, urging people to start making up with neighbors now.
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Rinso
Lux Sone
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Sack
Sunkist
Butternut
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del Monte
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Folgers
Ispri
Glencoe
Emenlifebuoy
Rinso Mgguian
Farmers Union
Les Ambassadeurs
Patou
Chicago
N. Clark Street
Loop
Otley Co-op
Dan
Harold Lloyd
Prof. Beware
Laurel and Hardy
Eric Blore
Della Lind
Bruce
Herbert Marshall
Mary Astor
van Heflin
Marian Marsh
FBI
Robt, Taylor
Margaret Sullivan
Franchot Tone
Robt
Young
Iga
Ric
Jay Tee
Pella, Iowa
Jonathans
Grimes
Orchard Hill
J. J. Sybenga
Marion
DeWild
Old Two Vans Shoe Store
Franklin St. Pella
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