Church Directory Listing at Broadway and Union
Church directory lists readings and services at several corners with ministers and times. It notes Sunday worships morning and evening, Sunday School hours, youth and family activities, and special programs under ministers including Rev. Glen C. Peterman Rev. R A De Jong Rev W R Ringwald Rev G C Muyskens Rev A De Kruyter Rev L Van Laar and Rev Gerald Van Oyen across First Baptist Protestant Reformed Calvary and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Maple
East Third
Gerald van Oyen
Rev Lubbers Leads Morning and Afternoon Worship
Reverend G. Lubbers serves as pastor with a 9 30 a m morning worship and a 2 p m afternoon service. The schedule lists two worship periods for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Protestant Reformed
G. Lubbers
Gospel Chapel and Open Bible Services and Schedule
Gospel Chapel on Union Street with 9:30 a.m Bible school and class 10:40 a.m. Lord's Supper and Word of God 7:30 p.m. Gospel service theme The Climax of All the Ages subject Heaven's Intervention in Great World Movements Tuesday 7:30 p.m. prayer and Bible study Open Bible at Corner Washington and W 1st led by Rev Leo De Prenger 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:80 a.m. morning worship 6:30 p.m. overcomer's service 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service Roman Catholic Corner Independence and W 1st Mass 8:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway and
Union
Glen C. Peterman
R. A. de Jong
The
Holy Catholic Church
C. E
Y. F
Third Corner Main and
W. R. Ringwalda
A.m
R. C
Trinity Corner
Franklin and
East Third
G. C. Muyskens
Rat Corner Liberty
A. de Kruyter
Jesus
Christian Discipleship
First Baptist Corner
Broadway
Independence
E. G. Ward
Gospel Chapel
Union Street
George Pinches
Bible School
Open Bible
Washington and W
Leo de Prenger
Overcomer
April Building Permits Drop in City Activity
Building inspector Ike Hoksbergen reports a substantial drop in permits issued this month versus March. Read through March filings show many private homes and extensions, including a 28 by 50 foot one story dwelling at 415 Union Street and multiple new homes on various streets. April to date lists projects for Farmers Cooperative Exchange bulk plant, 30 by 50 home at 1420 Broadway, and 28 by 56 home in Northland Lanes among others. Some general caution on stomach aches follows with a medical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Hoksbergen
Union Street
Melvin Foster
Jay Medema
Joe van de Keift
East Annex
John H. van Arkel
Franklin Street
Albert Rouw
Madison Street
Herman Kelderman
Highland Heights
Wm. Kelderman Sr
Columbus St
Ed Ver Meer
West First Street
Ruben Schakel
Liberty St
Merle den Besten
Grootveld of Co
Washington and
Broadway
Margaret Muller
Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange
Norman Ruffridge
Dubuque
A & W Rootbeer
Pella
John Ver Meer
Darrell Ustermarkt
Northland Lanes
Central College Expands as New President Leads Growth
Central College announces a multi year expansion drive as a new president guides a 601 student fall headcount. Four expansions completed this year include a library basement bookstore with broader stock and lab supplies. Two chemistry labs cost 25000 dollars with funds partly raised by the Women's Auxiliary. An FM radio KCUI began broadcasting February 27 from the library basement within a 10 mile range. An electronic learning center and a new biology lab planned for New Central will increase capacity and offer space for 11 student biology research stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Comptroller’s
Central College Women’s Auxiliary
KCUI
Central College offers summer course for Sunday school teachers
Central College summer school schedules a five day workshop in religious drama for lay workers and Sunday school leaders. Directed by Professor Maurice Birdsall, the course covers play selection, script analysis, casting, directing, costumes, and lighting with lectures and actual productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central College
Maurice Birdsall
Birdsall
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
Union Seminary
Boston University
E. Martin Browne
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
National Laboratory School For the Reformed Church In America
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Laboratory School
Hope
City Recreation Happenings Highlight Awards and Tryouts
The Recreation Commission will host an awards program on Wednesday May 3 at 7 30 p m in the Legion Hall for parents and participants of the Junior Basketball and Girls Physical Fitness programs with volunteers thanked Representatives of public and private schools attended A pre event film will be shown and refreshments served Parents should send a postcard to 829 Broadway to confirm attendance A Little League baseball tryout for boys ages eight to twelve is set for Saturday April 29 at 9 00 a m at the Pella Community High School field Sponsored by the Pella Recreation Commission and the Pella Community School District Players from last year need not report Pitch Club members Phil De Vries and Andrew Van Zante treated the group to coffee and donuts for birthdays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Hall
Recreation Commission
Broadway
Pella Community High School
Pella Recreation Commission
Pella Community School
Wissee Speaks to Pella Kiwanis Meeting
James Wisse electric superintendent for Pella spoke at a Pella Kiwanis luncheon. He outlined the proposed electric power plant improvement and gave a progress report, noting issues in this type project. The three member City Council electric committee and five member citizens advisory committee began the project in 1959. President Don Waechter presided as members asked questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wisse
Pella
Mrs Wm Brand 79 Dies in Knoxville
Mrs Wm Brand 79 passed away at De Jong nursing home Knoxville on April 15 1961 Born April 24 1881 in Pella Iowa daughter of John and Gertrude De Wit Married William Brand in 1903 Parents of three surviving children Vernel of Fremont Henrietta Dykstra of Pella and Margaret Van Dusseldorp of Leighton Also surviving are four grandchildren eleven great grandchildren a brother William De Wit of Pella and sister Bessie Kruseman of Oskaloosa Husband preceded her in death in 1956 Member of Central Reformed church Oskaloosa Funeral services held at Central Reformed church April 18 with Rev David A Laman officiating Casket bearers Peter Vischer Louis Wanders James Wanders Harry Brand John Ed Klein and Gifford Winegar Interment in Black Oak cemetery Garden Chapel Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brand
de Jong
Knoxville
Jennie) Brand
John and
Gertrude de Wit
Pella
Iowa
Vernel
Fremont
Henry
Henrietta) Dykstra
Margaret) van Dusseldorp
Leighton
William de Wit
Bessie Kruseman
Oskaloosa
Black Oak Cemetery
Garden Chapel Funeral Home
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Church Directory
Liberty
Richard Decker
College Y. PF
L. Grooters
Christian Reformed
Second East First Street
L. van Laar
Protestant Reformed Corner
Main and Peace
Dozema
NUMAN
Perna Ay
Om Westinghouse
Strayers’ Hardware
Independence and
McGregor
Reformed Churches of
Electronic Learning Center
New Central
Arts and Crafts Center
City Hall
Brodigan
Paul Brodigan
Phil de Vries
Andrew van Zante
Wissee
Beyer
S “66
OWA
Electric Light and Power Company Gas Division
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