Extremes and the struggle toward perfection in life
D. J. Kolenbrander reflects on human nature desires for extremes versus the unattainable ideal of perfection. He argues development implies imperfection, urges self awareness of intentions, and warns actions often mask inner motives while stressing that wisdom and prudent power guide true progress.
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Court of Justice
D. J. Kolenbrander
Baptist Church Resumes Services After Vacation
The church restarts regular services next Sunday with catechism sessions at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The B Y P A will meet for a social and hold its reorganization meeting Sunday, September 11. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. focuses on God as believers’ supreme choice.
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Holland
English
Methodist Pella minister invites Sunday School Conference
A Pella Methodist preacher invites all town Sunday school officers treasurers and pastors to a free meeting at the Pella M E church September 5 1921 from 730 to 830 pm The note encourages attendance by locals and stresses cooperation with other churches as he seeks renewal and accountability for another year of service to advance Gods work in Pella.
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Methodist Church
Pella
Christ
Jesus
Pella M. E
Treacher
Obituary notices from Pella area dated August 1921
Mortuary notices report Henry Schnug died at Lutheran Hospital Des Moines at 11 00 am August 29 1921 age 54 from injuries on a blind horse two weeks earlier funeral at Lutheran church north of Galesburg interment in church yard He survived by wife four sons four daughters two brothers and one sister Wm Sheesley died Des Moines August 27 1921 age near 65 funeral Des Moines and burial in Peoria later Anderson James Anderson died August 27 1921 near Melcher cancer of stomach age about 65 survived by wife three sons one daughter funeral Coal Ridge Baptist church Interment nearby Also notes George Anderson obituary context of Coal Ridge neighborhood and Melcher location
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Sehnug
Henry Schnug
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Chronicle
Galesburg
Wm. Sheesley
Peoria
Sheesley
Indianola
New Sharon
Anderson James Anderson
Pella
Coal Ridge
Melcher
Anderson
Coal Ridge Baptist Church
Albert Vander Ploeg
Central Conservatory Opens with Strong Registration Push
College notes announce September registration days and a return to opening activities including chapel music and speeches. Prof Sadler spoke on music's role in the Christian home. public recitals at Central Conservatory showcase pupils progress and reduce public performance nerves.
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Sadler
First Reformed Church
Central Conservatory
Central
Mulder
Pella
Clarice Smith
Grand Junction
Colorado
Nicholas Gosselink
Nick
First Reformed
Long and Hig Splendid Corp
First
Second Reformed Church
Scheduling After Four P.M. Lessons for Public School Pupils
Prof Sadler notes that public school children cannot take lessons before four in the afternoon or on Saturdays. The schedule proposal aims to accommodate after school availability and weekend tutoring needs.
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Sadler
U S Civil Service Examinations at Pella Iowa 1921
An open competitive examination under the U S Civil Service Commission for Clerk and Carrier posts at Pella Iowa will be held Saturday September 5 1921 at 9 A M Applications on prescribed forms obtainable from Arthur Klein Secretary Civil Service Board Pella Post Office St Paul official or undersigned Applicants must file blanks promptly and bring a recent photo for the day of examination MR J M Shoemaker See s Civil Service Board.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Pella
Iowa
Arthur Klein
Civil Service Board
J. M. Shoemaker
See
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minister Praises Taniac For Wife’s Health Cure
Rev. A. H. Sykes former pastor of Watkins Park Presbyterian Church Nashville Tennessee endorses Taniac noting its strong power and rapid results in his wife’s health case stating she had been in delicate health for an extended period and improved quickly after using the remedy.
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A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
Des Moines reunion honors Klein and Kole veterans
Henry Klein and Casey Kole attended the 88th reunion in Des Moines last week. The fragment notes a long tenure of illness and relief from Tanlac with the subject able to sit up and help with household duties after a short time. The report references ten months of stomach trouble and nervous breakdown and medical advice prior to treatment.
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Tanlac
Henry Klein
Casey Kole
Des Moines
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