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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1957

Page

2

Honors Awarded in Iowa Poetry Contest

Leroy Koopman a Simpson College student earned Honorable Mention in an Iowa Poetry Association contest. Seventy-eight students from 20 colleges submitted poems for Lyrical Iowa edited by Elizabeth White. Top awards went to Carl L. Schmitt and Dennis Schmitz, with Steve Michaelides in third. Various hospital visits and local community notices follow among Pella and Oskaloosa residents as life events unfold.

Leroy Koopman Central College Iowa Poetry Association Simpson College Indianola Elizabeth ‘White Simpson Iowa Frederick Bock Carl L. Schmitt Loras College Dennis Schmitz Loras Steve Michaelides Grinnell College

Church Notes Pinches Preacher at Bible School and Supper

The note lists church events led by Pinches with a Bible study on April 9 titled The Declaration of the Supremacy of Christ Above All the Great of History and a Sunday schedule for April 7 including Jesus Life the Tragic Element Sunday School Junior C E and evening Revelation I Seven Stars.

T. Pinches Bible School Pinches Thomas Boslooper Jesus

Centuries of Faith Gather for Morning Worship and Sunday School

Everett G Ward leads Douwstra Chapel Central College services with 9:30 a.m. worship and 10:45 a.m. Sunday School, plus 6:30 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship. Centennial Sunday at Cent Church features morning worship at 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. Sunday School, and 7:30 p.m. evening service. First Church invites all to morning worship at 9:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. junior to senior CFE, and 7:30 p.m. evening service. Vacation Church School Institute set for April 9 by the Iowa Council of Churches for administrators and teachers.

Everett G. Ward Douwstra Chapel Central College Baptist Jesus Vacation Church School Institute Iowa Council of Churches

Second Church Service Times at 611 East First Street

Second Chrref at 611 East First Street invites visitors to worship. Preparatory service at 9 30 am on Sunday with Reverend L Van Laar. 11 am Youth Bible Class. Centennial sermon at 0 p.m. Contending for the Faith. Visitors welcome.

East First Street L. van Laar Second Church

Catholic Mass at Massar Sunday Morning

Massar parish schedules Sunday services with Mass at 8:30 in the morning.

Third Reformed Church Sunday Services Outline

The Rev Charles Burton of the American Sunday School Union will lead morning worship at 9 30 with Sunday School at 10 50 and evening services at 6 30 including Jr C E and Sr C E The Temple Time broadcast features Dr Henry Bast continuing the Lenten series The Wondrous Cross heard on KBOE KNWS and KXEL at designated times.

Charles Burton American Sunday School Union Jesus Faces the Jr. C. E Sr. C.E Henry Bast KBOE KNWS KXEL

Trinity Reform Church Service Schedule and Choir

Wm. C. De Jong, minister, leads morning service at Franklin and East Third. Sunday School teaches Jesus Faces the Cross at 11 am. Evening worship features Aga Tree Planted by the Waters with the Peoria Male Chorus. Jr C E Gloria Gosselink leads Jr and Intermediate C E groups. Trinity extends a cordial welcome.

Wm. C. de Jong Franklin

Calvary Church Centennial Service at Pella High School

Calvary Chr Ref Church marks its centennial with services led by Rev. Marvin R. Doornbos at Pella Christian High School. Worship at 9:30 and 11:00 with a 7:30 p.m. pre communion service. Theme: Gods Favor is Our Challenge as the church celebrates 100 years of blessings.

Pella

Remnant Faith and End Time Sermons At Local Church

The Church of the Open Bible led by Pastor Leo De Prenger and Alvin Van Houwelingen hosts a Sunday schedule with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and an 11:00 a.m. worship including communion. A 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service features a message on The Seven Judgments. A district rally for southeast Iowa is planned in Bloomfield next Monday at 7:45 p.m. as Rev. L. C. Card gives a farewell message. The Ladies Dorcas meet Thursday at 1 p.m. and Uncle Jerry's Bible Youth Crusader broadcast airs Sunday at 8:30 a.m.

Leo de Prenger Alvin van Houwelingen Overcomer Henry Schuring Iowa Bloomfield Rev L. C. Card Ottumwa Pasadena Calli Dorcas KBOE Oskaloosa Our Church Uncle Jerry Bible Youth

Be Careful in Following Your Christian Calling Theme

St Andrew's Ev Lutheran Church lists 9 30 am services with theme Be Careful in Following Your Christian Calling 10 30 am Sunday School and 7 30 pm Luther League meeting at Kellogg this Sunday evening.

Luther League I Kellogg

Protestant Reformed Hour broadcast by Grand Rapids church

Rev G Lubbers leads the Reformed Witness Hour on KBOE Osceola broadcast Sundays at noontime with singing and sermons from the First Protestant Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan.

G. Lubbers Reformed Witness Hour KBOE First Protestant Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan

Red Men Roamed Iowa in Pioneer Days

The Palimpsest issue explores Iowa tribes names and places Keokuk Black Hawk Mahaska along with towns Keokuk Decorah Waukon Otoboji. It covers Sioux Sac Fox Omaha Winnebago Pottawattamie and methods of living from dances to story telling and warfare shaping early state history.

Iowa Appanoose Black Hawk Mahaska Poweshiek Keokuk Decorah Waukon Okoboji Maquokets Wapsipinicon Nodaway Nishnabotna Mississippi Missouri the Palimpsest State Historical Society of Town Mississippi River Great Lakes Nebraska Blackbird Oman Fox Wisconsin Wapello Minnesota Inkpaduta Spirit Lake Waneta Wabasha War Eagle Pottawattamie Illinois Ilinois Kansas United States

Electrical Load Basics for Wiring Needs in Poultry Farming

This article explains electrical load considerations for farming setups. It covers estimating total wattage up to 60 000 watts, service needs up to 200 amperes with infrared brooders, ventilation gear, and automatic waterers. It notes separate circuits for central controls and motor loads, and emphasizes appropriate wire sizes for safety.

Karow Yana

Peaceful Iowa Indians Preserve Old Ways Amid Change

The text notes that native religious life was animistic with the Great Spirit as creator. It explains the gens system linking founders to animal forms. It observes the period of conflict is over in Iowa and remaining Indians live peacefully with whites, with Tama Powwow as a rare reminder of past days.

Iowa Tama

Iowa Fourth in Milk Production Among States

Iowa ranks among leading dairy states per the Iowa Development Commission. On a ten year average it places fourth in milk production, with 1945 through 1954 dairy cows producing over 6 billion pounds annually, about 5 percent of U.S. total. In 1956 Iowa was sixth with 6.314 billion pounds, still about 5 percent of the national total as U.S. output reached a record 125 billion. Iowa also held strong shares in cheese and ice cream production.

Towa Iowa Development Commission Iowa United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service U.S Hawkeye Bossies

Annuals Add Color To Flower Gardens

Iowa State College horticulturist Ben Vance says annuals provide maximum color at low cost, blooming all summer and fall. Seed is cheap and annuals suit many planting situations from around shrubs to porch boxes. Hardy types like sweetpeas and larkspur can be planted in early spring. most annuals are tender and planted after frost risk. Three new 1957 All-America annuals include two petunias and a phlox, with Red Satin petunia and Twinkle phlox offering bright, compact blooms.

Ben Vance Iowa State College Vance

Hillsboro man loses forearm while sawing wood

Clifford Hoaglin of Hillsboro lost part of his left arm while sawing wood on his father's farm. The amputation occurred about five inches above the wrist.

Clifford Hoaglin Hillsboro

Births in Pella area report several new arrivals

Mr and Mrs Donald Lee Buyert of Pella welcomed a daughter born Thursday March 28 at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs James Wierda of Pella welcomed a daughter born Wednesday March 27 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. Carson of Pella welcomed a son born Thursday March 28 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. Arvin G Boot of Route 1 Pella welcomed a baby girl at Des Moines Sons Methodist Beretta Friday March. Gordon Vander Hart welcomed a daughter born Wednesday April 8 at Mercy Hospital.

Ira P. de Cook Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Saturda Vernon D. Boot Inson John Dale Marion van Hemert Pella Nick Hoksbergen Tainter Mercy Frank de Jong Mahaska Hospital James Wiarda Deborah Lynn Willemsen Wilfred Willemsen Donald Bud Joel John Vander Waal Mahaska Hosital George Garson Mahaska Wierda Weforedaye Carson George Carson Boot Arvin G. Boot Route 1 Sons Methodist Berettal Des Moines Vander Hart Mrs Gordon Vander Hart

Martin’s final ride ends in a dangerous jump on the road

Clay Martin, 34, a husband and father, drove home from work when speed intruded and a slight bank sent his car into a 60 foot airborne leap. Read with blunt, aching detail a man’s last moments behind the wheel as neighbors recall a life of routine and responsibility.

Martin Clay Martin

Dubuque's First Church Donation Moment

John Johnson, a respected Dubuque citizen, urged five young men to fund the first Methodist Church. One offered a dollar for a dancing house but pledged support for the church after a moral exhortation about raising families in the Black Hawk Purchase. The pent-up discussion ended with the youth saying, Here’s a dollar.

John Johnson Dubuque Ambling House Johnson Black Hawk Purchase

Stanton couple marks 60th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Shogren celebrated their 60th anniversary at their Stanton home where they were married six decades ago. They have lived in their current residence for all but three years of their marriage.

Clifford Douglas Aurorial Douglas W Pella J. P. Rees Dougl van Rees Aurora J. Desser Glandon Bob Douglas Mr. van Rees Joe E. Shogren Stanton

W C T U to Meet at Mrs C Evers Home

Women's Christian Temperance Union members will gather at Mrs. C Evers home on Tuesday afternoon April 9 at 2 pm for a society meeting.

The Wamen’s Christian Temperance Union C. Evers

Contouring Can Save Vital Water in July and August

Water is the limiting factor in crop production as demand grows and soils dry. Contour farming can conserve moisture, reducing runoff losses and preserving about 54 000 gallons per acre, worth roughly seven bushels of corn or seven dollars per acre at current prices.

U.S Jasper Marion County

Marion County 4-H Leaders Plan Activities March 27

The farm project 4-H leaders from Marion County met on Wednesday March 27 for an organizational and training session. Activities for the next period were discussed including programs, short course, and life conservation. Demonstration ideas for club meetings were presented by Billy McCorkle of the Friendly Fellows 4-H club, with many leaders in attendance.

Farm Project Marion County Billy Mc Corkle Friendly Fellows Ernest Blom Pete Rus Gerrit van Healen Charles van Zoe Ph Dyer Lloyd Core Marvinents Baymi Terden Eres An Man E Harvey Jim Cronter Bry' Hey Wales Dale Rodgers Clifford Barer Ae 'A Cliford Tommy Jordan Gene Stevenson Waldo McCorkle

Brothers Reunite After 88 Years Apart in 5 Decades

Two brothers Carl McSpadden of Hamburg and Walters Junction City Oregon met for a visit after 5 decades of 28 years and the four had not been together for 88 years, reuniting in a long awaited family gathering.

Carl McSpadden Hamburg Walters Junction City Oregon

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Gladstone Des Ad Emma Mina Baker Iowa Home Economics Association Ft. Dodge Miss Baler Marion Wormhoudt Sam van Vliet Carrie Muilenberg George Browning Newton Lewis Popma Mich Minnie Popma Good Nursing Home Henry G. Nieuwsma Peoria Liberty Street Dick W. van Zomeren Gerrit J. van Zomeren Army 24Th Inf APO No San Francisco Cal Lester Vandehaar Martin Vandehaar Altoona Engbers and Family Second Reformed Church First Baptist Church Liberty and West Second P. Y. de Jong Christ's Church Young People’s Society First Church First Reformed Church Massar Third Reformed Church Trinity Reformed Church Calvary Church OF the Open Bible ST. Andrew’s EV. Lutheran Church PROT Reformed Home Mission George Hart Petunia Twinkle Bob Hullihan Dubuque’s John Deere Hocksema’s W.C.T.U FORD Mercury Ulrich
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