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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

Page

10

Pella to Open The Training School for Sunday Workers

A new Pella Training School will open at Second Reformed church on Monday Sept 26 to train Sunday school workers. Dean Rev Bernie Mulder leads courses on pupil study teacher study church teaching work and Christian program. Courses earn unit credits toward an International Diploma with enrollment based on age and education.

Pella Second Reformed Church Bernie Mulder Mulder Henry Jacobs George C. Conrad Gerrit Menning International Council of Religious, Education Oskaloosa Lake Geneva International Council

Times Globe jokes about Maxwell O’Brien arrest matter

The Delta Press and Oska loosa Herald reported the arrest and subsequent suspension of Maxwell O’Brien, assistant attorney general, for speeding in Mahaska County. The Times-Globe now claims the event was a joke, while debates over court fairness and misused quotes spread through local papers and public discussions.

Delta Press Oskaloosa Herald Maxwell O'Brien Mahaska County L. M. Bacon Oskaloosa The Chronicle Times-Globe Justice of the Peace Iowa Press Herald Max Elder C. Ver Ploeg Ver Ploeg

The Tariff Debate and The Farmer’s Plight

The piece argues that high protective tariffs raise costs for farmers while shielding favored industries, highlighting a paradox: citizens demand competition for others but resist it at home. It notes that tariffs raise prices farmers pay and keep prices they receive low, creating an economic wall around the nation.

Paving in Southwest Pella Finished Ahead of Schedule

The J S McLaughlin & Sons paving Company completed ten blocks in southwest Pella in six days of favorable weather. Officials estimate roughly half the contract done with strong equipment and productivity. One day the crew poured 2194 square feet of pavement.

J. S. McLaughlin & Sons Paving Company Pella Moughlin Company

Concrete Pouring In Pella City Progress Report

The crew, led by foreman Amos Beulen, pours 2104 yards of concrete. Pella residents note the workers are courteous and affable. With favorable weather and uninterrupted machinery, officials expect completion by the end of September.

Amos Beulen Pella

Admission prices for Southern Iowa Fair announced

Geo F McCarty, superintendent of tickets, says general admission at the main gate remains 50 cents with 25 cents after five o'clock. Box seat tickets for the amphitheatre are on sale at the People's Trust and Savings Bank.

Iowa Geo. F. McCarty People’s Trust and Savings Bank

Versteegh Reunion Held at Hubert Versteegh Farm

The annual Versteegh reunion gathered 108 relatives Friday at the Hubert Versteegh farm south of New Sharon. Among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Renaud Gerit Goedhart and Mrs. Lizzie Versteegh and daughter Dena from Pella, with some absent due to illness.

He Book Shop Promises Full School Supplies

A local advert touts competitive prices and a wide range of school materials at He Book Shop, inviting customers to meet all their educational needs with affordable options and timely service.

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