Delegates Attend State C E Convention in Graham
Nearly 240 delegates gathered for the convention opening banquet in Graham on Friday night with Dr. William J. Moore of Drake University as speaker. Saturday featured six discussion groups under Rev. Buseman Perron Tanis Vander Waal Rosenberg and Eunema on Religious Rearmament. Officers were installed Sunday with Wilma Manson named president and a slate including Roger Peterson and Lois Sherman.
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Vista
Erma Audrey Roorda
Central College
Wilma van Zee
the Bulletin
Overberzen
Hday Club
Mr Vanden
Otley
Esther Overbergen
Third Reformed Church
F. Buseman
C. Perron
E. Tanis
J. Vander Waal
W. Rosenberg
J. R
Clean-Up Days Set for April 23 24 25
City urges residents to prepare rubbish in containers and place on the curb from Monday to Wednesday April 23 to 25. Workers will load waste onto trucks and haul to the dump, with emphasis on quick, easy collection and avoiding curb litter after the truck passes.
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City Council
Central Girls Ensemble Home Concert at Central College
The Central College Girls Ensemble directed by Edith Sedrel Le Cocq will perform a sacred program in Dowdstra Chapel on April 29 at 4 00 pm. The nine member group includes Mary Jane Menninga and other Iowa Wisconsin natives who previously toured the Midwest and planned a Northwest Iowa tour that was cancelled due to snow. The program features vocal solos by Mrs Le Coca and piano by Geraldine Vander Pol with other choir numbers and modern poetry settings.
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Central College
Dowwstra Chapel
Edith Sedrel le Cocq
Central
Towa
W Consin
Mary Jane Menninga
Dawg M 'Menninga
Union Pella
Mary
Midwest
Reformed Church
West Coast
Iowa
Forth Ravel
Thirty-Eight Central Graduates to Teach at State College
Central College prepares for spring and summer degrees with eighty eight seniors. Thirty eight seek teaching certificates while nineteen aim to preach after seminar training. One student goes into evangelistic missionary work and twelve plan graduate study. Remaining graduates enter diverse fields including business, nursing, art, library service, civil service, and social service.
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Central College
Buseh
Anne of Green Gables Play At Christian High
Pella Christian Mish School presents a modern dramatization of Anne of Green Gables at the Christian High Auditorium on April 19 and 200. Merle Vander Schaaf plays Anne with strong supporting roles by Joan Van Zomeran and others. Tickets are on sale at Vander Vloeg's Bakery or at the High School box office.
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Anne of Green Gables
Pella Christian Mish School
Christian High Auditorium
Merle Vander Schaaf
Anne
Joan van Zomeran
Shirley Bolt
Revena Zylstra
Duane de Kook
Vander Vloeg’s
Central Junior Elects Regional Officer of F. T. Ass'n
Miss Mary Ver Moet, physical education major at Central College, was elected president of the Southwest Regional Future Teachers Association at its biennial meeting in Centerville Junior College. Jerry Parsons of Iowa State College named vice president as Iowa State Education Association led the event on the theme reorganization of Iowa school districts. Dr. M. L. Cushman of Town State College spoke at the morning session. Other Central attendees included Heus, Dorothy Heide, Judy Mentink, Joan Vande Kop, Roderick De Young, Earl Heilbrink, Katherine Sampson, Jennette Noordsy, and Vernard Boekclan, each assigned to a discussion group.
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Mary Ver Moet
Central College
View Prident
Future Teachers Association of Town
Centerville Junior College
Jerry Parsons
Iowa State College
Iowa State Education Association
Iowa
M. L. Cushman
Town State College
Central
E Heus
Dorothy ‘Heide
Judy Mentink
Joan Vande Kop
Roderick de’ Young
Earl Heilbrink
Katherine Sampson
Jennette Noordsy
Vernard Boekclan
Knoxville Veterans Hospital to Observe 30th Anniversary
The 1951 observance marks 30 years of service at the Knoxville Iowa VA Hospital with an open house on May 12. James R. Jack, the manager, invites relatives of 14600 disabled veterans to tour wards clinics and labs from 10 AM to 4 PM and see modern therapeutic techniques new at the hospital.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Knoxville
Iowa
James R. Jack
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Veterans Hospital
Women Graduates Face Life Paths Beyond Teaching
The piece notes that many women entering teaching may not remain in classrooms long term and expect to become homemakers. It discusses how graduates of a Christian college influence future communities in broad ways, similar to waves spreading outward from a single stone.
Dr Marcus Bach Visited Town To Speak On Spiritualism
Dr Marcus Bach associate director of the School of Religion at Iowa University spoke to the Federated Club at the Second Reformed Church and to men at a Rotary Kiwanis dinner. He discussed his search for Utopia among diverse groups including Amana Colonies Dukhobors Quakers Hutterites and Trappist Monks, noting changes from modern life and detailing experiences with radio, travel, and retreat.
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Fof Religion
Iowa University
Bach
Federated Club
Second Reformed Church
Rotary
Kiwanis
Legion Hall
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America
Amana
Dukhohors
Canada
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South Dakota
Montana
Iowa
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Lizzie
Wsul
Buch
South Dacket
Want Entries Now In Baby Section of Tulip Time Parade
Miss Cornelia Wilson and Marie Lefeber lead preparations for the Tulip Time baby parade inviting mothers to enter. Past participants offer tips on dressing babies and best conveyances, noting 1949 had 33 entries and last year was similarly popular. Early entries encouraged via Wilson Jewelry Store, Phone 146, or a postcard.
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Cornelia Wilson
Marie Lefeber
Ally
Cateh
Wilson Jewelry
Tall Corn Council Scout Exposition Opens Apr 19
The Annual Scout Exposition begins Thursday at 7:00 pm at the State Fairgrounds Des Moines. Eighty six booths will feature Cubs and Scouts topics from collections to camping and personal health. Pancakes will be served at the Camp Mitigwa Booth and tickets cost 25 cents to 1 dollar.
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Tall Corn Council Scout Exposition
Des Moines
Robert Carne
General Chman
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Scouts
Boy Scouts
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Noe. Crosby
Adit Jeni
Ima
Cyan Tien
Tien
Coseip
Lushan Sanres
Danert
Khewen Gieaur
Centre Town
Haviye
Ottumwa Lady to Sing at Baptist Church May 6
Mes. Every Winston of Ottumwa was unable to appear last Sunday due to illness but will perform at the Baptist Church on the evening of Sunday May 6. The originally planned concert drew a full house and attendees were disappointed by the illness. Everyone is invited to hear her.
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Winston of
The Chronicle Wins Iowa Press Contests Across Classes
The Chronicle secured four top placements in the Iowa Press Association contest finals held at Hotel Fort Des Moines. In Class 1 weekly division over 4,000 population The Chronicle placed first while regional papers like The Spencer News and Magoneta Jackson Sentinel earned third. Other honors included honorable mentions for Montezuma Republic and various papers in typography and illustration awards.
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Chronicle
Iowa Press Association
Ft. Des Moines
Callence
Spencer
William C. Jarnagin
Mancow
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Harkins Tribune
Red Express
Tor Grinnell Herald
A Third
Register
Greenfield Bree Press
Abia Union Republcan
Montezuma Republic
Age Rcwlture
Independence Bulletin-Jour
Monroe County
Vell
Charitonner
Albia’ Union Republican
Chron al
Iowa Weekly
Flown Press Association
Frida
Typographic Trends Echo Times And Local News
An Iowa Des Moines council report notes typography demonstrates current trends in print and public notices. The Des Moines committee hosted a banquet for newspaper men, with a lively postconference dinner at the convention dining hall.
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Devon
Bawa
Eel Hansen
Lowa
Y Des Moines Committee
Chick hatchery blaze kills thousands of chicks in Manchester
A Manchester hatchery suffered a devastating fire earlier this month, destroying buildings and causing the loss of about 10 000 baby chicks. The report notes that 24 percent of U S auto fatalities last year involved drivers aged 18 to 24.
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Manchester
U.S
Queen of Tulip Time Debut Planned With Attendants
A Tulip Time celebration in Pella features the crowning of a Queen and attendants at the chapel on Tuesday night. An all rich program is set for Wednesday evening with a party and introductions of the candidates, followed by a coming out party at the College Chapel Bethesda on April 24. A $2 dinner ticket is required, with entertainment planned for both evenings and a vocal program on KWDM Des Moines and WHO Des Moines giving broader promotion.
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Fane
Parnetoe
Gnedan Gamark
Herbert Phambeet
Ralseteen Company
G. Bult M.M. Docke
Ralph Ver Meer
Milippine Committee
Hob Klein
Younkers
KWDM
Des Moines
WHO
Motel Savery
Legislature
Otley May Play Promises Fun Evening With Grandpa
The Otley School will host a comedy play May 3 and 4 featuring BIN Veieze lay as Grandpa and Loren Vanden Oever as his scape stacion. Monte Ray and Loretta Stiernemann direct with a cast including Tod Hunter and Mrs. Klein. Aimed at providing humor, the production invites the community for two evenings of stage entertainment.
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Otley Amvers Uvillary
Otley
bin Veiezelay
Grandpa
Loren Vanden Oever
Night of January 16 Triumphs for Central College Play
The Central College production The Night of January 16 played last week in Douw Chapel. Jury results varied by night with Karen acquitted then ruled guilty. Cast praised for clear, distinct character work under Prof. M jee Birds and Alpha DSi Omer in a superb performance.
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Karen
Alpha Dsi Omer
M Jee Birds
Cellent
Central College
KEBS The Voice Of Central 620 Radio Spotlight
The Central Tuesday campus music shop presents a TAO Central Spotlight concert at 1 Concert Hall featuring Reformed Church and Baptist Church editions of KEBS 620 on your radio dial.
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KEBS
Central 620
TAO Central Spotlight
Reformed Church 5
Baptist Church
Toonadie
Musie Shop
Great Books Discussion Tonight at Jordan Hall
The Great Books group meets tonight at Jordan Hall to discuss three plays of Aristophanes. Miss Maryanna Hamer and Mrs. Leora Quinn will lead the discussion at 8:00 p.m.
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Jordan Hall
Jordan Fall
Maryanna Hamer
Leora Quinn
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