College Notes Highlight Academic and Social Events
College notes detail dinners, speeches, and debates led by Prof Sadler and Tunis Klein, with jokes about town chickens. Commencement is June 1, and a commencement concert is planned. The Boys Glee Club performed, and the College Orchestra appeared at chapel. Summer sessions offer a twelve week normal training course with varied education subjects and piano and organ instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Dykstra
Will van Sitteret
Prof. Sadler
Tunis Klein
Eut Baron
Kamp Wormhoudt
Earle Watson
Chamber of Commerce
Second Reformed Church
Sunnyside
Dr. Dames Hospital
Arabia
Sadler
Chapel
Dean Pietenpol
Woodford
Central College Orchestra
Hacke
Otley Community News and Local Visits
Otley residents record weekend visits with Gus Aalbers and several relatives in Fairmount Monroe and Pella. The Otley school closes a successful term next Friday with a May 8 program for the public. Local demonstrations and Des Moines trips noted plus bridge work east of town and a steer accident on LeGrand place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Gertie Donai
Pella
van Vliet
N. van Buren
Johanna Vander Wiel
Des Moines
Frank .Rexroat
LeGrand
J. M. van Vliet
A. M. Sandmeier
Mrs. Moody
Oskaloosa
McKeever Family Attends Monroe Gathering
Mr and Mrs R V McKeever recovered from illness and attended a family gathering at the John Vander Ploeg residence in Monroe. Sunday visits included Sun Jr and Mrs Jake Van Wyck and Mrs Gus Van Vliet of Pella visiting James Van Vliet’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sedrel
Gus Aalbers
J. B. Vriezelaar
Henry Kaldenberg
Fairmount
Albert de Joode
Will Aalbers
John Vanden Baard
Monroe
Ben Inglehoven
Pella
Gerrit Dykstra
Otley
Don Poortinga
Pel
R. V. McKeever
John Vander Ploeg
Jake van Wyck
Gus van. Vliet
James van Vliet
Central Wins and Loses at First Home Diamond Game
Central’s home opener drew a larger student crowd despite threatening skies. The team showed solid form with Tandy at first, Neifert and Foor strong at bat, Rowland and Giles contributing in the field and on the bases. Upper Iowa’s Cayon pitched well, with Foot and Brouwer controlling the pace from the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Tandy
Upper Iowa
George Foot
Brouwer
Rowland
Dwain Neifert
George Foor
Giles
Upper
Iowa
Cayon
Central Takes Second Game In Windy Duel
In a cold wind at Central's field two sturdy pitchers TeGrotenhuis for Central U I and Larson for Upper Iowa held the line. Central won the second game 6 to 8 as Foot, Rowland, Beyers, D Neifert and Tandy plated runs and TeGrotenhuis showed form promising a strong four year pitching future for Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
Central
TeGrotenhuist
Larson
A. S
Terrotenhts
W. Foot
Rowland
Beyers
D. Neifert
Tandy
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America
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Popma
Reasnor
Green
Chevrolet
Mack Beget
Maccles
Fisher
Duco
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Michigan
White Way Auto Co
Pella, Iowa
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