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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
3
A string of weekend visits and travel highlights from Ottumwa to Alton and Goshen feature families such as the Letwynies Vander Geests and Vander Zyls, with Mrs. Rexwinkel’s 93rd birthday noted. Other items include military assignments and European tours, plus birthdays for Mrs. A. M. Van Zee and gatherings of relatives from Des Moines to Moline.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nunnik hoven welcomed a daughter born Saturday July at Mahaska Hospital Osceola. Mr and Mrs Dale Roorda of Leighton welcomed a daughter born Monday July 29 at Mahaska Hospital Osceola.
With the Shut-ins list updates readers on local hospital activity. Jacob Vander Melen was admitted to Mercy Hospital OsKaloosa for truck accident injuries. Pauline Van Zante also admitted at Mercy on July 23. Van Gorp returned home after surgery at University Hospital Town City. Andrew J. Terlouw, son of Mr and Mrs Terlouw, admitted July 24 and dismissed July 25. Mrs. Raymond Klyn discharged from Mercy OsKaloosa July 24. Dr H Vander Meulen had eye surgery at Des Moines Methodist Hospital earlier in the week. Robert C. Rouwenhorst underwent surgery at University Hospitals Iowa City July 24. Kenneth Bean at Mayo Clinic Rochester for observation. Kenneth De Haan returned home from Ottumwa General Hospital after a broken leg from an elevator accident. Mrs Joe A Clark Otley noted July 26. Kenneth L Vander Veer noted July 26 for surgery. Cornelius Vonk Sully listed as mentioned.
The notice states there will be no church services or Sunday School this Sunday August 4. The Lutheran League meets Sunday evening August 4 at 7 30 p m at St Pauls in Kellogg and all young people are urged to attend.
KEBS and Central College radio will broadcast the Second Christian Reformed Church services at 9 30 each Sunday in August and the Third Reformed Church services at 7 30 Sunday evenings through the month.
Everett G. Ward, minister, leads services in Douwstra Chapel at Central College. Sunday Church School for all ages followed by a 10 45 a m Worship Service with guest preacher Professor James Graham of Central College. A cordial welcome to all.
Oskaloosa Iowa church announces Sunday August 4 Sunday School Bible Class at 8 30 a m and Divine Worship at 10 30 a m Rev G A Krengel to return from vacation August 8.
Rev Wilbur Ringwalda and Rev Murray Steinkamp will lead worship at 9 30 a m and 10 50 a m. Sunday School covers Ruth a Foreigner Who Won Her Way at 6 30 p m. Evening praise features A God in Heaven. Temple Time will air with Rev Wm C De Jong at 8 00 a m KNWS 4 00 p m and KXEL 9 30 p m.
Rev G Lubbers missionary speaks on the Reformed Witness Hour every Sunday at 7 30 a m over radio KBOE Osceola providing religious outreach and weekly broadcast schedule details.
Win C De Jong to preach morning service on Third Street at 9 am with Franklin and East streets listed. Morning worship features Wobbly Lees and Ruth a Foreigner Who Won Her Way. Evening events include Dr C E Maroldi Hiemstra as leader at 6 30 pm and Sr C E F Caroll Rempe as speaker for Evening worship Male and Female. Cor dial welcome extended.
The First Reformed Church in Holland Michigan led by minister Herman J Ridder offers Morning worship at 9 30 am with God s Glory in the Morning and Evening worship at 7 30 pm featuring The New Song Sermon. Sunday School at 10 45 am presents Ruth the Foreigner Who Won and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Pastor Rev Ralph M Menning will preside extending a cordial welcome to all attendees.
At 9:30 a.m. Bible School and Class and 10:30 a.m. The Lord's Supper and Word of God. 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service. Don’t miss Jacob J. Van der Hart with a special message. 7:45 p.m. Tuesday August 6 Prayer and Bible study.
Church schedule lists services on Sunday August 4 with 9 45 am worship led by Rev Arthur Bennink and 10 55 am Sunday School followed by 7 30 pm evening service also led by Rev Arthur Bennink.
The Church of the Open Bible lists Leo De Prenger as minister and Alvin Van Houweling as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Overcomers Services at An. Evening Evangelistic at 7:30 p.m. Midweek Service on Web at 8:00 p.m.
Mass is held every Sunday morning at 8 80 oclock in the Catholic Church.
Dismissals and admissions at Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa include Mrs Cornelius De Gous with a broken arm, and Mrs Fred Visser improving at University Hospital. Henry Van Essen admitted to Mercy Hospital, Jim Veenman recovering after a stroke, and Mrs Dirk Vos showing improvement after strokes. Others: Mrs Van Zer treated for an ear infection, Tommy Van Zee released after ten days, Marjorie Link scheduled to return post appendectomy, Robert Omick discharged after surgery, Ellie Van Roekel admitted to Mercy, and Mr and Mrs Buerkens traveling to Culver City for their daughter's illness. Paul McConoghey admitted for surgery at Des Moines VA. J Delis Van Zee to Iowa City for observation. Mrs William Aalbers returns from Des Moines General Hospital.
Congratulations to Gerald Whitlatch and Shirley Ann Mc Fadden who married Saturday July 20. The item also notes community greetings and local visits as families and friends share weekend events across Lohrville Oskaloosa and surrounding areas.
After two weeks in hospital for a heart condition she is at home and improving. Mrs. Dora Rouwenhorst was discharged from Mercy Hospital on Monday July 29. Mrs. John Van Gorp entered Still Hospital in Des Moines on Thursday July 25 and is expected to remain for an unspecified period. Address: Room 813 Still Hospital Des Moines Iowa.
Merrill L. Robuck, chairman of the county ASC committee, announced the 1957 loan rates for oats, wheat, barley and flaxseed produced in Marion County. Oats 59 cents per bushel, wheat 2.00, barley 96 cents, flaxseed 2.09. The 1957 crop wheat rate matches 1956, while oats barley and flaxseed are slightly lower. Price support runs through next January 31 via loans and purchase agreements. applications due at the county ASC office with quality standards. wheat must meet acreage allotment and marketing quota rules.
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