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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

3

Local residents visiters and trips around Pella area

Miss Rhea Meyers of Victor and Mrs P D Wagaman of Prairie City visited with relatives in Pella and Des Moines. Rev A C Droz and H H Sadler attended the Iowa Baptist Convention in Waterloo. J S Gladstone and family hosted visits from Mrs Sadler and Mrs Van Gorp. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with brief trips and social calls around Des Moines Des Moines Oskaloosa Grunty Center and nearby towns.

Rhea Meyers Victor H. F. Lenecker P. D. Wagaman Prairie City John Branshart A. C. Droz H. H. Sadler Waterloo Iowa Baptist Convention H. P. van Gorp R. R. Sadler Emma Sadler Des Moines

College Notes and Church Events This Week

Delwin De Haan played a piano solo at First church last Sunday evening. The students voted to cooperate in the Municipal Halloween event next Monday night. The Graceland game ended 0 to 0 last Friday. Carl Byers and Tillie Beerends will sing at First church next Sunday evening. Loyde’s band played well for a college ensemble Friday evening. Will Bogard entertained the Men's Glee Club Saturday evening at his northeast town home. Duckie's Ford Old John's Overland and Loyde's Hudson joined the outing. The Ladies Auxiliary program is set for First church next Tuesday at eight o'clock with a silver collection. The Y M meets on Tuesday mornings during chapel hour. George Gosselink spoke on Bluffing this week. Mrs Pietenpol hosted the Y W at Kensington Saturday afternoon. The Penn game is scheduled for Friday afternoon. A PEP meeting is planned Thursday evening. Prof Heemstra entertained his students.

Delwin de Haan First Church Hallowe'en Graceland Dr. Mackinzie Dr. Brown Carl Byers Tillie Beerends Loyde Will Bogard Duckie Ford Old John’s Overland Loyde’s Hudson George

Questioning Faculty Bluffing Before Games Ahead of Christmas

A fragment notes suspicion that some faculty may be bluffing their way into games, dated 59 days until Christmas, with a playful exclamation about a boy. The text reads as a stray, informal snippet from a newspaper page.

Appropriation For Synod Report Reveals Tax Shortfall

A report on the Synod expense appropriation describes city finances, noting a $3000 tax shortfall due to county auditor errors. Library, general, bond, sanitation, and park funds were affected. Investigators question if auditors can be held liable. refreshments followed adjournment.

Pella Library Board General Fund Library Fund Bond Fund Sanitation Fund Park Fund Federated Club

Mission trip impressions from General Synod president

Rev T H Mackenzie spoke at Second Church on his world tour visiting mission fields in Asia. He praised the service program, noted native Christian audiences over a thousand, and warned native churches could continue without foreign missionaries though hospitals and schools would suffer without support. He closed by saying every dollar invested returns greatly.

General Synod of the Reformed Church Reformed Asia China Japan

Reasonable Puppies Ad From Dog Advertiser

A quirky ad from a dog advertiser proclaims “Reasonable puppies” and features a playful note about a pup who once grabbed a Sunday hat, blending whimsy with a pet sales pitch.

Sophomores Outing Recalls Pine Tree Flag Origin

A class outing on October 12 1921 in Jordan Hall led sophomores and Prof Lee to woods behind the cemetery for a gathering. Edward Reeverts was elected class president and Hilda Den Hartog secretary treasurer. Moonshine provided entertainment as the group shared jokes poems and meals. A note recounts the pine tree flag used by early ships under Washington and a curious horned sheep detail from Asia.

Academy Jordan Hall Prof. Lee Edward Reeverts Hilda den Hartog Lee

Emerald Treasures Linked to Aztec Mexican Royal Collection

The text notes exquisitely cut emeralds from Aztec treasures in Mexico, believed to be the source of emeralds now in Spain's royal collection. The link suggests these gems traveled from Aztec sources to European royalty.

Mexico Spain

Indians Move In Single File On The Warpath

Indians traveling through woods moved in single file to tread exactly in the footsteps of the one ahead and erase the footprints behind. This stealth kept their numbers and location concealed during the chase.

Fiasco Word Origin From Venice Glassmaking

The term fiasco, Italian for bottle or flask, comes from glassblowers who reworked flawed bulbs into ordinary flasks. The Venetian craft tradition and its terminology explain how the word shifted to mean failure.

Innocents at Home Dear Mrs Youngbride-Jack

A Boston Transcript item notes a domestic dispute over a refrigerator that leaks whenever the ice is added by the ice man. The brief item captures a domestic annoyance without escalation.

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