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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1954

Page

5

Stretch Your Home Furnishings Dollar Refinish Your Own Furniture

Iowa State College Extension expert guides readers on refinishing old furniture to restore beauty. Select sturdy woods such as cherry maple mahogany or oak, choose natural penetrating finishes, and match wood tones. If refinishing is impractical enamel instead, or buy unfinished pieces to save costs. booklet available free from county extension office.

Iowa State College Extension June Brown Mrs. Brown

Lynn Grove Rockettes Elect New Officers At April Meeting

The Lynn Grove Rockettes met on April 17 at Marilyn Van Gorp home. Seven answered roll call on Safety Pointers and Beverly De Jong joined as a new member. Officers elected: Mareia De Jong vice president Joan Versendaal treasurer Sherrill Wouda assistant secretary treasurer. Attendees included Marilyn Van Gorp Joan Versendaal Phyllis Monsma Marcia De Jong Barbara De Penning Beverly De Jong Sherrill Wouda Linda Renaud and two leaders Mrs. Lester Van Gorp and Mrs. John Wouda.

Lynn Grove Rockettes Marilyn van Gorp Beverly de Jong Phyllis Monsma Mareia de Jong Joan Versendaal Sherrill Wouda Marcia de Jong Barbara de Penning Linda Renaud Lester van Gorp John Wouda

Women names celebrate ceremony with dinner at Claussen's Tea Room

Mrs. Connie Vanden Berg, Mrs. Roy Bundy and Mrs. Estella Car ver attended a ceremony and then enjoyed a dinner together at Claussen's Tea Room.

Connie Vanden Berg Roy Bundy Estella Carver Claussen

Pella High Finishes Eighth in Ottumwa Relays

Pella High placed eighth in the Class B Ottumwa relays held April 20. Cleo Verhoef scored four points with a third in the 120 yard high hurdles and fifth in the low hurdles. Jun Ikuta earned one point with a fifth in the 100 yard dash. Paul Dingeman added a fifth in the football throw with a 173 3 inch toss.

Ralph Jaarsma Pella Ottumwa Cleo Verhoef Jun Ikuta Paul Dingeman Sigourneyee New Sharon Kalona Seymour Wellman We Este Leon New London Corydon Williamsburg Fe Lamoni Neree Keota Brighton

Pleasantville Tops Pella High in Dual Meet 93 to 74

Pleasantville defeated Pella High 93 to 74 in a Class C in door dual meet at Kuyper Field on Thursday April 15. Paul Dingeman led the Dutchmen with three firsts and a two way tie in high jump. Rain and cold hampered both teams as Ernie Van Dusseldorp Jun Ikuta and Arnie De Jong contributed key wins for Pella. Cleo Ver Hoef scored twice in the Osky Relays high hurdles.

Ralph Jaarsma Pleasantville Pella Kuyper Field Paul Dingeman Ronald Bogaards Ernie van Dusseldorp Jun Ikuta Roland McCombs Arnie de Jong Cleo Ver Hoef Osky Roosevelt Oskaloosa Newton Ottumwa

Church Notes Sunday Schedule At Baptist Church

Sunday School meets at 10 45 with morning worship. Dr Douglas Straton leads at 6 30 for BYF groups all meeting. No evening service.

Douglas Straton BYF

Pella church welcomes guest minister and Sunday services

Rev Aalberts of Leighton will guest minister at the unity Church with Dr G T Vander calling for a cordial welcome to all. Pella High School De Jong and ministerial figures attend as Sunday School meets at 08 00 a.m. near C E meetings.

Pella High School de Jong G. T. Vander C. E Aalberts of Leighton Inity Church

Faith notices and guest speaker at modulus temple

Russell J. Redeker minister announces Sunday School and meetings at 7 30 p m with Prof H Mentink as guest speaker The event is listed for Temple Time over AXEL Waterloo and KBOE Oskaloosa channel 1640 740 respectively

Russel J. Redeker H. Mentink Axel Waterloo KBOE Oskaloosa

Sunday School and Gospel Service Message from Corwin Dawson

The notice announces Sunday School in the morning and The Lord's Supper at 1:80 with The Gospel service in the evening. Corwin Dawson from Des Moines will deliver the evening message and attendees are urged to come.

Pim Corwin “Dawson Des Moines

First Christian Reformed Church Service Notes

Morning worship follows Lord's Day liturgy with scriptural focus on Genesis and Exodus texts. Evening service centers on Luke gospel themes with shepherd imagery and parable references.

Charehle Ignese Eines School and Moses

Paralyzed Faith and Evening Evangelistic Drive at Cye Caller Church

Pastor Sunday services include 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages and 11:00 a.m. morning worship titled Paralyzed Faith. An evening evangelistic service, A Question Which Must Be Answered, is at 7:30 p.m. A 6:30 p.m. youth service and midweek prayer meet at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Monday features a 7:45 p.m. youth rally at Webster school gym with Rev. Gerald Vriezelaar guest speaker and Open Bible College chorus. Everyone is invited.

Cye Overcomer Webster School Jerry KBOE Gerald Vriezelaar Gerald Vriezelaar) As Guest Speaker. Men’s Chorus Open Bible College

Kingdom Keys and Temper Tantrums at Local Church

Second Reformed Church announces morning services led by Minister H. Tanis with Kingdom Keys at 9:35 and an 11:05 service followed by Sunday School at 7:30. Address and further details not provided.

Ward H. Tanis Kingdom Keys

Foresees a Divided Kingdom at First Reformed Church

Anthony Haverkamp ministers at Douwstra Chapel Central College Cam Sunday School ae Foresees a Divided Kingdom. Morning worship 10:45 a.m. Burning Hearts. Evening praise 7:30 p.m. The Authority of Jesus. Junior Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Intermediate 6:30 p.m. Senior Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Tuesday Prayer and Praise service 7:45 p.m.

Anthony Haverkamp Douwstra Central College Cam Jesus Christian Endeavor

Farewell Party for Kohrt Family Draws 200 Attendees

About 200 rural and town residents gathered at Memorial Hall in Knoxville on Thursday evening April 15 to honor the Forrest Kohrt family. The event celebrated Oat’s resignation as Marion County Extension Director and his new post as County Extension Director in Cherokee County starting May 1. The program began at 7 p.m. with a pot luck supper and featured Marilyn, Home Economist, as mistress of ceremonies assisted by Mrs. John Shivvers, 4-H Committeewoman, on piano. The evening included skits and other performances.

Forrestohrt Memorial Hall Knoxville Oat Marionity Extension Cherokee County Marilyn Home Economist John Shivvers

A Day in the Kitchen for Dad 4-H Club Event

The Friendly Fellows hosted A Day in the Kitchen for Dad with bread making demonstrations. The Aw Youth club sang De Lord while Jimmy Buttrey and others performed Missouri Waits Tennessee Myalty Sunrise Serenade. Kenneth Woody read a prize poem praising Bob Renaud and Rex Hamilton. Dale Seeback and other staff spoke on Marion County Extension Service work.

Pot Jimmy Buttrey Union-Polk Glab Missouri Tennessee Myalty The Merry Maids 3-H’s Kenneth Woody Marion Gounty Bob Renaud Rex Hamilton Marion County’ Farm Bureau Dale Seebach Forrew Marion County Extension Service

Junior High Letter Winners Honored at Banquet

The Pella Junior High School Lettermen held their third annual spring banquet in the 7 school gym on April 13. Wayne Tanis, president, served as toastmaster and welcomed guests. Mr. Ray De Haan spoke for the parents and Wayne Hill was guest speaker, outlining achievements.

Pella Wayne Tanis Ray de Haan Wayne Hill

Athletica program highlights and student involvement

Mr Hill spoke on qualities for athletic participation inspiring attendees with thoughtful ideas for school athletics. Donna Kiyn and others performed on accordion and saxophones. Several boys were honored, including Wayne Tanis and Gary Wallace, with Jim Schneekloth assisting as student teacher. Junior high teams showed two football wins, three losses. six basketball wins, three losses. Mrs Im Kiyn led meal planning with aides from other staff.

Wayne Tanis Gary Wallace Preston Steenhoek Stanley Vander Werf Nelson Vander Pol Larry Renaud Ron Rinehart Donnie Lautenbach Keith Coop Roger Koopman Warren Haan Bruce Heerema Gerald Kuiper Larry Lautenbach Jerry Ulrich Freddie Vander Helden Rollie Wildin Sabus Jim Schneekloth Im Kiyn Eldon Ver Ploeg Flor Geurts Grace Voyce

Indianola stops Pellap high in baseball tilt

Indianola defeated Pella high 5 to 3 at Knoxville Veterans Hospital diamond. O Neal pitched a one hit gem for Indianola with strong support from his fielders. Buyett allowed five hits but his teammates committed eight errors. Mathiss and Verhcne each had Indianola singles. O Neal fanned many as Sully beat Sully 5-8 earlier in the week.

Indianola Pellaphigh Unb Knoxville Veterans’ Hospital O'Neal Buyett Pella Mathiss Verhcne O’neal Oldketers

Dinner service support by the ladies noted

A brief note confirms that the ladies assisted in serving the dinner, highlighting organized help and communal effort. The passage emphasizes cooperation and hospitality without naming individuals or places.

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