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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
4
October is the time for planting tulips says Martin De Jong of the De Jong Floral and Seed Company. He notes tulips bloom early and can be set along with foundation shrubs. A shipment of bulbs from Holland is available locally for hopeful gardeners.
The Monroe band invites the Pella and Prairie City bands to sit in at the Thursday concert on September 22. All Pella residents are welcome to attend and enjoy the performance, with the ladies providing a community treat for the band.
Walter Van der Linden apitloop sepa .20 Josephine Brees .e0008 16 John Marl Shirley . yee 20 Brad Dell Husted .0. 22 Albert W. Van Diest . 26 Elizabeth De Haas . 24
Baby Garnant of Knox ville born Sept 2 to Mr and Mrs Ralph V Garnant. Wesley Lindbergh Cox of Knox ville born June 26 to Mr and Mrs James Wesley Cox. Loretta Jean Visser of Clay township born March 25 1927 to Mr and Mrs Gerrit W Visser. Ralph E Lenzine of Pleasant Grove township born Aug 27 to Mr and Mrs Sam Lenzine. Clarence Rowland of Washington township born August 26 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Rowland.
Third Reformed Church schedules 9:00 1:30 and 7:30 services with topics Heavy laden Christ at the Door and The Visions of Youth. Second Reformed Church offers a.m. amiable taberna cles and p.m. a message. invites all without a regular church home to worship and pray and to remember the Sabbath. America will not endure if it forgets God. Promote church attendance next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Karr welcomed a son born Tuesday September 13. Mrs J B Vriezelaar returned from a week with relatives in Oskaloosa. Success Coal Co repairs a road to the mine with help from haulers. Peach harvest is abundant and selling well. Clover hulls and silo filling underway as farmers enjoy a lull for fairs and recreation. C Breen, after a stroke, can walk with a cane. Mrs Dirk Freeken of Monroe and Mrs G T H Klein of Pella visited Otley. Read the Chronicle want ads.
On September 18, 1927 at the Baptist Church the schedule includes Bible School at 9:30 a.m. and a sermon at 10:45 a.m. entitled The Motive of Church Going. Evening services begin at 7:30 p.m. with a sermon on the Galatians. Leonard Van Olden will start as choir director next Sunday. Christian Union services are at West Amsterdam at 2:30 p.m. and East Amsterdam at 7:30 p.m. with baptism in the Des Moines river after Sunday service.
Pastor J. De Haan leads morning worship at 9:00 with Psalm 149:4 The Lord's Pleasure in His People In Holland. Afternoon service at 1:30 on Lord's Day 48 Gods Kingdom In Holland. Evening service at 7:30 English Demology from Matthew 12:22 The Demonogy.
On Sunday September 18 1927 the First Reformed Church offers a morning program titled Christianity III Fear or Freedom followed by an afternoon session How Christ's Church Grows and an evening study Paul’s Gospel I Jesus as a Personality. The schedule lists three segments for the day with themed lectures and reflections.
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