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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1931

Page

7

Social duties and family reunions fill Newton notes

Mrs. Gerald Paardekooper hosted a bridge party with twelve guests and prizes won by Mrs. Gilbert Boot while Miss Harriet Frush and Mrs. Harold May attended as non residents. Helen Paardekooper entertained Hazel Fulleide of Cincinnati with four tables of Hearts, and many local gatherings and family reunions were reported at Osceola area venues including Swank and Awtry events.

S In Fox Atractive Bridge Gerald Paardekooper Hazel Fulleide Cincinnati J. M. Cook Case Vander Wert Larabee Harriet Frush Washinton D. C

Local Nuptials and Social Gatherings Highlight Week

The article notes the wedding of a Central College graduate, now Radcliffe high school teacher, and his Iowa City home plan after a Chicago honeymoon. Out of town guests include the Lautenbachs of New York and Hospers, plus Beloit and Chicago locals. A hospital reception honors Dr. Hofman family, and Prof and Mrs De Jong are feted by Lenora Scholte with fourteen guests attending.

Robert Lautenbach New York City Lee Lautenbach Hospers A. Shaw Beloit, Wise M Harold Ver Steer Chicago Lenora Scholte M Hofman Lydia Hoffman Jeanette Hoffman New Brunswick N. J FE. Cook G. D. P. de Jong New Concord Ohio

First Reformed Church Activities and Sermons

The First Reformed Church schedules a September 6 1981 program with morning worship and sermons on Jesus and our Economic Problems How To Pray and Be Answered and The Prayer of a Contrite Sinner An afternoon session features Balken En Splinters and The Radical Evening services include The Radical and Jesus as Our Inspiration with a 7 30pm sermon The church also holds a weekday prayer meeting and Sunday school and other times noted for Christ's Answer to the Hard Question of Lift and Our Need of a Mediator in Holland.

First Reformed Church Jesus D the Radical Christ Holland

Sermon Series At Second Reformed Church

Rev Henry C Jacobs leads services at 9 30 a m church school 945 a m sermon The House of Thine 0 p m Union C E meets at Third Reformed Church 730 p m with A Provincial Prophet First in series on the book of Jonah Other messages include A Gracious God A Saved City and A Penitent Prophet

Second Reformed Church Henry C. Jacobs Church School House of Thine Union C. E Third Reformed Church

Wrestlers Get Most Attention at Marion County Fair

Knoxville observers packed the Marion county free fair Friday night as Nolan the Newton wrestler fought Bozo the former Dempsey sparring partner in a brutal free for all. The event stretched into Saturday with a mixed wrestling and boxing bout and finished with taunts of Hello, sucker.

Marion County Nolan Bozo Jim Jeffries France Monsieur Jeffries la Savatte Sucker

You Can Rent a Typewriter for Your Business Needs

You can rent a typewriter if you do not want to buy one. Today’s business world demands neatness accuracy and speed. Learn to typewrite and be ready for any job. Rent one to a The Book Shop Pella.

Health Authorities Warn on Water Safety After Disasters

Weekly Health Message from the Iowa Department of Health warns that intestinal disease outbreaks rise when municipal water is disrupted and people drink from unknown sources. It notes typhoid cases after the Spencer fire and urges boiling water from alternate supplies. The report lists current communicable disease counts in August 1921, including diphtheria, measles, smallpox, and gonorrhea, across Iowa counties.

Iowa Spencer United States Public Health Service Polk Cerro Gordo Floyd Des Moines Pottawattamie Boone &, Woodbury Sac Johnson

Hog with 200 pound slaughter weight sought in ad

The notice requests a hog around two hundred pounds at slaughter, noting length depth and finish with a good proportion of lean meat. It reflects a market demand highlighted by Chronicle want ads.

Merly

The New Autogiro School Supplies Ad at The Book Shop

The notice promotes autogiro as a future travel idea while urging students to prepare with school books and supplies. The Book Shop in Pella markets essential educational items for life and learning.

Pella

Priceless Ingredient and Electric Sparks Ad Range

A weekly edition highlights the priceless ingredient as honor and integrity in products. The piece promotes Atwater Kent radios with price range 62.80 to 182.00, touts the Hoover cleaner for deep dirt, and features various sales pitches for Westinghouse Monarch ranges and batteries. It notes a secondhand engine for sale and a cheap three burner stove, with humor and anecdotes about shoppers and trades.

Atwater Kent

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