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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1939

Page

9

Central College campus shines with ivy and growth

Central College campus visitors praise the transformed grounds and ivy clad buildings. Graham Hall and the Library display climbing vines. the gymnasium walls are shaded by greenery, creating a home like, studious atmosphere alongside well maintained lawns, trimmed trees, fresh paint, and a strong sense of solid progress.

Central College Graham Hall Central Jordan Hall New Central Dunn Cottage

New Chapel Undergoing Rapid Construction At Central College

Interior renovations brighten all buildings as executives interview students and a record enrollment is anticipated. New Central houses offices and activity while the new chapel rises nearby though not ready for fall. Old chapel remains in use and dormitory reservations show more women tenants than ever.

New Central Lubbers Liggett van den Berg

Flying hobbyist Ellis Eno earns top pilot honor in Chicago show

Ellis Eno of Fort Dodge was named outstanding pilot at Chicago's amateur air show as part of a racing event open to hobby flyers. The note underscores his aviation hobby and recent recognition at the event.

Ellis Eno Chicago Mr. Eno Fort Dodge

Majority Rule Play Teaches Democracy To Children

A psychology department piece from Iowa University tells how Joe Ferguson settles a backyard quarrel by asking who saw the play. Five say Tom was safe, three say Tim wasn t, so the majority wins and Eddie bats. The lesson: even children learn to respect majority opinion in a democracy.

Psychology Department Iowa University Iowa Joe Ferguson Joey Tom Eddie Tim Joe Fanny

Handkerchief Use Could Cut School Cold Absences

The Town health department urges home teaching to prevent respiratory infections. Proper sneezing and coughing etiquette is needed as children cover both nose and mouth to stop spread of germs.

State Department of Health

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