College to Present Girls Vocal Ensemble in Vesper Service
The Girls Vocal Ensemble of Central College under Edith Sedrel LeCocq will perform a 4 PM vesper at Douwstra Chapel. Nine voices sing sacred numbers, with Bach Mendelssohn and Schubert pieces and readings. choir members include Ruth Lubbers and Joanne Vandehaar among others. accompanist Geraldine Van der Pol. An orchestra is planned for May 6 with Gordon Farndell conducting in Mendelssohn's Reformation Symphony program.
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Central College
Douwstra Chapel
Edith Sedrel LeCocq
Pella
West Coast
Rusader
Cain
Schueteworth
Aio
Mendelssohn
Geraldine Vander Pol
Schubert
Ippolitor Ivan
Dinek
Congregation Ded
Marion Krui
Edith Sedrel le Cocq
James
Gordon Jacob
Lonesome Valley
Dawson
Wayne Howorth
Guion
Thostenson
Ruth Lubbers
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Anna Nelson
Brooklyn
Geraldine Harsevoort
Clinton
Joanne Vandehaar
Oskaloosa
Ill
Mary Jane Menninga
Mary Ver Hoef
Sioux Center
Marion Kruis
Cedar Grove
Ruth Jolly
Pleasantville
Eleanore Bruins
Wanpun
Pella Tulip Time Featured in Red Book Spread
Red Book magazine presents a May feature on Pella Tulip Time with color photos of De Kippe Street scenes and tulips, plus a short story. Extra copies are on newsstands in town.
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Pella
Red Book
de Kippe
Little N
Mareia Kuyper
WCTU Workshop to Be Held in Pella May 1 1951
The Pella W C T U will sponsor a Marion County Union workshop at Third Reformed Church on Tuesday May 1 1951 with state officer speakers from Des Moines and regional leaders from Corning. Attendees from Oskaloosa Albia Grinnell and Lynnville are expected. The program includes registrations devotions music opening session information truth of temperance, luncheon, afternoon sessions on doors of knowledge organization and service and adjournment by 4 30 pm.
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Pella
W.C.T.U
Marion County
Third Reformed Church
W. Meblin
Maude Morain
Des Moines
Bertha Barker
Corning
Oskaloosa
Alhia
Grinnell
Lynnville
Central Park
Oskaloosa Legion Band
Henry F. Kuyper
Oskaloosa Legion
Citi
Eleven Pella FFA Boys Attend Iowa State Convention
Eleven Pella Garde n City FFA members plus advisor Mr Zeigler traveled to Sioux City Iowa for the 1921 state convention. Five boys took part in parliamentary procedure earning bronze while Leroy Nugteren earned a bronze TL rating in public speaking. Donald Blom and William Houweling served as delegates. The event drew about 1000 attendees with sessions, banquets, tours of Sioux City industries, and a closing convention session headed by the mayor.
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Pella—Garden City
Future Farmers of America
Sioux City
Iowa
Zeigler
Leroy Nugteren
Donald Blom
William An Houweling
Closing Day At Convention Highlights FFA Parade Banquet
The final day featured demonstrations and entertainment with the FFA parade postponed by rain, a banquet in the Exhibition Hall auditorium, a WH0 broadcast of the Corn Belt Farm Hour, and the State Farmer award. Margaret Truman planned a Saturday concert but couldn't find time. Officers were elected at 2, and Norman Van Den Baard won 5th prize in a daily contest, earning ten dollars.
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Exhibition Hall
W.H.O
Margaret Truman
Pella
Norman van den Baard
Blood donor appeal for mumps convalescents
The State Health Department seeks volunteers over 12 who had mumps in the past three months to donate a cup of blood. Dr Margaret Wendell at the college is to be notified at once by telephone 42. The state will pay 10 cents per cup while the supply of convalescent serum is low.
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State Health Dept
Margaret Wendell
Wendell Hill to Manage Kellogg Cardinals This Year
Wendell Hill also known as Twink Hill will coach the Kellogg Cardinals of the Central Town Hawkeye League, after a strong season last year at Central College. He led Kellogg to success as a top pitcher in the league with 13 wins and one loss, losing to New Orleans Creoles at Kellogg’s Lake Park. Practice at Kellogg begins Sunday at 2:00 pm with trials for surrounding-town players, and the field has a new wire fence and flood lights. The opening game is May 27 against the Marshalltown Ansons at Memorial Stadium in Marshalltown. league teams include Marshalltown Oskaloosa Ottumwa Knoxville and Kellogg.
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Wendell Hill
Central College
Kellogg Cardinals
Central Town
Clair E. Miller
Kellogg
Hill
Cardinals
New Orleans Creoles
Kelloge
Lake Park
Marshalltown Ansons
Memorial Stadium
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Knoxville
Kelloggs
Legion Post Auxiliary to Meet Monday
Members of the Van Veen Van Hemert Post and Auxiliary plan a Monday meeting to approve and pay for a new movie projector and related equipment. The session will also announce Boys State selections, Memorial Day plans, and a joint Post Auxiliary program with a pot luck supper and entertainment.
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van Veen van Hemert
Don Douwstra
Inspes Ander Douws
Martin, Paardekooper
The
Ideal Pharmacy
van Veen-Van Hemert
Memorial Building
Douwstra
Pellaugh School
Anc Can Legion Hawkeye
Camp Dodge
Pest
Auxiery
Ann Pine
Knoxville
Towa W
H S Musicians to Grinnell for State Contest
Pella High School musicians travel to Grinnell on Friday and Saturday for the State Music Contest. Entries include Ruth Kaldenburs, Whyllis Hasseton, Low Ann LeCoeq, Van Zemeren, and the Girls Sextet, with various church and Presbyterian affiliations and pre-state ratings.
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Pella
Grinnell
Centerville
Ruth Kaldenburs Methodist
Pam
Whyllis Hasseton Pnesbyterian
Low Ann LeCoeq
van Zemeren Church
Pan
Final Children’s Story Hour Comes Saturday Morning
Final children’s story hour is scheduled for Saturday morning at the Second Reformed Church. Children from Kindergarten to third grade are invited under instructor Miss Maryanne Hamer who has led ten Saturdays of supervised instruction and entertainment for local kids.
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Second Reformed Church
Childen’ Litera i Central
Callege
Maryanne Hamer
Central Student Enters Poems in Grinnell Contest
Morris Westhoven, Central College senior, enters three poems for a Grinnell contest during a two day Writers conference at Grinnell College. Robert Omick will read the poems Saturday afternoon. Attendees include Marys, Leora Quinn, Graham, Karl Shapiro, and Robert Penn Warren with a Friday evening Candida performance by the drama department.
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Morris Westhoven
Central College
Gallege
Robert Omick
Marya
Leora Quinn
Graham
Act
Karl Shapiro
Robert Penn Warren
Shaw
Candida
Grinnell College Drama Department
Oskaloosa Post Plans Concert With Local Bands
The program includes performances by dance students and the Oskaloosa Legion Band. The show may begin after 7 30 p.m. because several band members must attend the regular rehearsal of the Oskaloosa Municipal Band. Public relations chair Oren S Van Niewaal notes the post and ALPA involvement.
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Oskaloosa Legion Band
Oskaloosa Municipal Band
Oren S. van Niewaal
Chrm. Post
A.L.P.A
Tulip Time Activities Heightening Interest In 1951 Festival
The 1951 Tulip Time festival in Pella advances with Queen and attendants introduced at Mounts Chapel. Melvin Rumbaugh receives a research assistantship at University of Nebraska Lincoln, working in the biology department under Miss Carlson. Tulip events include Radio broadcasts, Younkers Tea Room dinner, and judging by Burgemeester Fultz and the Festival Committee, with Dutch costumes and gifts from local supporters.
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Ersity Nebras Lincoln
Neck
Wari
Melvin
Della With
John Grovnidgh
Central College
Dine
Imbinkry
Mice Carlson
University of Minnesotts
Luther
Bella
Tce
Mounst Chapel
Bureener Ber Tog
Faltz
Gheen Selection Committee
Belival
Wlder Stroy
Dauhter
Geore Ver Stoog
Elizabeth Kempkes
Tunis Kemphes
Dorothy Ver Meer
Wil Ver Meer
Retha Vande Ary
Vande Haar
Marlene
Henrietta
Dr. Bulle
Gearme B. Sadler
Bob Klein
Peter
L. Grooters
Olive Hancock
Milton Scholten
KWDM
Des Moines
Edith Webber
Bob
Douwstra Chipe
de Jong Floral Company
Central Ray Earns First Class Honor Rating in Contest
The Central Ray newspaper earned a First Class Honor Rating for the first semester of MONGT competition among student papers with under 500 students. The award was given by the Associated Collegiate Press of the National Scholastic Press Association at the University of Minnesota.
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Central Ray
MONGT
Associated Collegiate Press
National Scholastic Press Association
University of Minesota
Melon Roos
Denver
Maryanna Ilumer
Tha Tral
Pty
Phyllis Godown
Jack Fulton
Group of College Men Attended Science Meeting at Waverly
Seven faculty members and five students at Central College joined hundreds of Town scientists at Wart barge College in Waverly for the annual Academy meeting. Delegates led opening sessions and heard papers across sections including Science caching, Botany, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, sociology and Zoology. Attendees from Central included Dr TL Liggett Dr C R Keizer Miss Alice Carlson Dr Wol The M Holstein Ge Leu and several seniors Arthur Dovting Ned Chester Tema Kenneth Kramer Robert Robertus Rayne Vander Wal.
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Central College
Amon
Wartbarge College
Waverly
Acadence
Central
Sacred College Choir to sing at Baptist Church Sunday
The Central Choir will perform at the First Baptist Church in Ottumwa Iowa in the morning service led by Rev C Fred Kinnell. Later that day the group will present a sacred concert at the Baptist Church in Tatepon with Sey Perron delivering the evening message. Noted choir members from Ottumwa and Central faculty are highlighted.
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Baptist Church
Sacred Son Nee Ach
Ab the Beat
Re Perron
Tatepon
Sey. Perron
Ottumwa
Iawa
Servic
First Baptist Church
Olive Hancock
Knoxville man dies in Sunday car crash
Arnold Kamerick of Knoxville was killed in a single vehicle crash early Sunday near Pella Iowa. He was 38, born September 28, 1922, on a farm in Marion County near Pella. His wife Heverly and another relative were injured and taken to Mahala Hospital in Os. The report notes Kamerick was husband of Heverly Kamerick and son of John G. Kamerick of Fella, Iowa.
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Arnold Kamerick
Pople
Don
Anil Kaerich
Arnald
Mahala Hospital
Arnold
Kanerick
Heverly Kamerick
John G. Kamerick
Red No
Towa
Moreion
Pella
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Gibbs Studio
Harlan Miller
Gordon Gammack
Herbert Plambeck
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
J. Ri Huwema
Pella F. F. A
Wendell (Twink) Hill
H. S
Presbyterian
Low Ann le Coeq
Herrick Chapel
U Boys’ Quartet Music Building
Citay
Alloomfield
Elbert van Maanen
Greta Palmquist
Frances van Maane
C. M. Kramer
Shirley van Roeker
F. B
Melvin Rumbach
Lena Rumbaugh
Unie
Melvin Rumbaugh
U. of Minnesota
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