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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

7

Banquet Honors Central College and High School Football Teams

The Central College and high school football squads and coaches are invited to a Thursday 6 30 pm banquet at the Second Reformed Church. The event features the Schilder Memorial Blanket, awards, introductions, a guest speaker Ben Douglas and football game highlights from Town University and Grinnell. Kiwanis and Rotary sponsor. tickets via Wayne Hill and Diller Vander.

Central College Second Reformed Church Schilder Ben Douglas University of Town Grinnell Kiwanis Rotary Wayne Hill Diller’ Vander

White Clover Sale for Veterans Saturday by Amvet Auxiliary

The Amvet Auxiliary will sponsor a White Clover Sale next Saturday December 8 to raise funds for hospitalized veterans. The appeal recalls Pearl Harbor and the six years since, urging support to care for wounded and their families as the American way of life is kept. The White Clover, chosen for its Normandy coast roots, is the official flower of Amvets Auxiliary, urging buyers to remember those who served with the plea Think of Me.

Amvet Amvets Veterans Organization of Normandy

Forest Kohrt To Be Speaker At Night School

Forest Kohrt, County Extension Director, will lead a Farmers Night School talk on Extension Service and What It Is at Pella High School Monday December 10 at 7 30 p m. The discussion aims to show how Extension can aid farmers interests and applies to all. A prior session on Dairy Management led by Clarence Zeigler drew interest and attracted attendees.

Forest Kohrt Clarence Zeigler Pella High School

William Sheets Fund appreciation from Downs to Pella

As chairman William A. Downs thanks the people of Pella for contributions totaling 1708.08 including 1628.08 from Pella and 80.00 from Western Seminary in a Christian gesture of love and blessing.

William Sheets Pella Western Seminary Cery William Inon Western Thesienical Seminary Hammond Inna Jepene -Laft Mres Sheets Edward Dametra Peter J. Westra E. M. Eanigenburg

Van Halen Named Iowa State Farm Bureau Delegate

Gerrit Van Halen, longtime Marion County Farm Bureau voting delegate, was elected as a state voting delegate to the National Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago December 10 to 18. He operates east of Pella, serves on the Farm Bureau board, leads 4-H in Lake Prairie township, and has led the state in gaining new members for the past two years, earning automatic shotguns and now a possible machine gun prize.

Gerrit Van Pella Farm Bureau Board Lake Prairie Township van Halen Farm Bureau Marion County

Paul W. Brown Re-elected County PMA Chairman

Paul W Brown was re elected as chairman of the Marion County Production and Marketing Administration PMA for the coming year. Merrill L Robuck named vice chairman and William T Momyer regular member. Delegates from each township elected at the county PMA convention held December 1 in Knoxville. Alternate members named to step in if needed. The county PMA will oversee the Agricultural Conservation Program Commodity Loan programs and price support operations with township PMA committeemen. Officers were elected in the three Pella area townships with a slate including William Den Adel V C Dirks Gerald J De Penning Henry G Gosselink Joe A Clark Kenneth Templeton Leo P Mullins and more.

Marion County Production and Marketing Administration Paul E. Brown Merrill L. Robuck Wiliam T. Momyer Memier PMA Knoxville Ors Secen Brat Thomas G. Leavengood Laurence D. Hatch County Agricultural Mobilization Committee Pella Lake Prairie William den Adel V. C. Dirks Boot Gerald J. de Penning V. C Roy Karr Otley Roy van Vark John Ball Monroe Elmer ‘Tuidker

Public Schools Christmas Musical at Vocal Music Dept

On Thursday December 20 at 7 30 p m the Vocal Music Department presents its annual music program with glee clubs mixed chorus and various grades Admission is by ticket at your own price Everyone is invited

Vocal Music Department Glee Clubs

Big Crowd At Hoeksema John Deere Day

A large turnout At Vandermeulen Hoeksema Co. John Deere Day attracted over 2 000 lunches served and nearly 300 women attending a Legion Hall demonstration. Dick Dunne and Tom O Donnel showcased new washers and Sunbeam appliances while Beverly Swinham cooked with Crosley. Door prizes went to several attendees. An afternoon film program drew full houses at Legion Hall and Holland Theatre.

John Deere Vandermeulen Hoeksema Co Legion Hall Dick Dunne Dexter Co Fairfield Town Tom O'Donnel Chicago Beverly Swinham Crosley J. Bogaards Harry Boat Lester Vander Linden Arne Roozeboom John Deere Plow Company Holland Theatre

Little Dutch Lose Close Home Tilt to Albia Demons

Pella High’s Little Dutch fell 58 45 to Albia Blue Demons in a tight Friday night tilt at the P.H.8 gym. Key scoring by Jack Fall and Max John helped Albia pull away early, while Albia’s press defense stymied the hosts. Don Van Hemert fouled out early in the fourth as Little Dutch rallied to tie in the third period.

Pella High Little Dutch Albia Blue Demons P.H. 8 Jack Fall Max John Blue Demons Albie Don van Hemert

Albia Prospects Dim Pella In League Battle

Albia built a large lead as Fall and John scored 18 and 17 points to top Pella High. Don Van Hemert led Pella with 14, Harold Heimstram 9. The Little Dutch face Centerville next, while the B team lost 41-27. Glen Boat topped Pella with 10 points in a rough backboard clash.

Pella Albia Pella High Fall John Don van Hemert Harold Heimstram Reds Centerville Jim Ruthven Pella Lads Glen Boat Cleo Verhoef

X-Ray Unit to Return for One Day in December

In Marion County the X-ray survey shows strong interest as two units have taken thousands of pictures and can process up to 180 people per hour. The committee urges residents to take part and achieve near full coverage, noting Pella and Lake Prairie Township have fallen short of the goal with 8,969 pictures recorded so far.

Marion County John Kirtley Pella Lake Prairie Township

Central's First Cage Game Opens 1950-51 Season

Central College starts the 1950 51 basketball season on Friday December 7 at Pella facing Buena Vista. Key players include Don Kohlman Harry Lloyd Junior Dunkin Bob Ver Meer and Jack Walvoord with newcomers Dick Star Dale Bush Arnie Ver Hoef Bob Clippinger and Bob Vander Linden.

Central Buena Vista Pella Don Kohlman Harry Lloyd Junior Dunkin Bob Ver Meer Jack Walvoord Dale Bush Arnie Ver Hoef Bob Clippinger Bob Vander Linden Iowa University Iowa Bob Graham

Busy Week In Basket Ball In Pella

A busy week for local basketball with high school varsity and reserves in conference action at Knoxville, the town team hosting traveling Hottentota, Pella High girls facing Knoxville B squad, and Friday features as Central meets Buena Vista while Pella Christian hosts Pleasantville. Saturday sees the Little Dutch versus Centerville Red Raiders in a conference tilt as the season heats up.

Knoxville Hottentota Pella High P.H.S Friday Central Buena Vista Pella Christian High Pleasantville Pella Little Dutch Centerville Red Raidera

Little Dutchmen Edge Panthers In Rough Conference Game

In a high scoring South Central Conference matchup on Knoxville court Pella Highs Little Dutch defeated Knoxville Panthers 67 to 62. Van Hemert led Pella with 22 points Lau tenbach 14 and Van Vark 10 while Ned Job had 18 for Knoxville Simp son and Morse each 11. Knoxville reserves beat Pella reserves 38 to 34 aided by Hayes 19 points.

Pella High Little Dutch Knoxville Panthers Knoxville Pella Ikuta Bob Borgman van Vark Lautenbach Panther Morse Nichols van Hemert Ned Job Simpson Panthers Hayes Dingeman

Wheeler Art Exhibit On Display At Central College

The Wichita designer and illustrator Zona Wheeler showcases fifteen watercolors and caseins in Central College gallery Central Hall for the next week Monday through Friday from 8 20 to 5 00. Her diverse works include abstract and impressionistic pieces. Wheeler, born in Lindsborg Kansas, studied at Bethany College the American Academy of Art in Chicago and the Wichita Art Association School and has earned prizes and permanent collection selections in Kansas.

Zona Wheeler Post Collier’s New Yorker Fortune McCormick Armstrong Company Wichita Kansas Central College Central Hall Studio Guild Miss Wheeler Lindsborg Bethany College American Academy of Art Chicago Wichita, Kansas Art Association

Messiah to be presented at Douwstra Chapel December 17

The Oratorio Society with four soloists and a 35 member orchestra will perform the tenth annual Messiah at Central College’s Douwstra Chapel on Monday December 17 at 7 30 p.m. Soloists include Jean Bachman Kinell Edith Sedrel LeCocq Irwin Umlauf and Val Patacchi. The production brings together college faculty students and local choristers with an area orchestra and organist Laurence Grooters will play the organ Gordon Farn dell will conduct.

Douwstra Chapel Central College Pella Oskaloosa Grinnell Knoxville Town City Laurence Grooters Gordon Farndell

Christian Sails Over Attica In Basketball Clash

Pella Christian High swept Attica 85-56 as Bernice Memmelaar led with 21 points, while Lourens and Rus added 16 and 10. Gary Tromp paced Attica with 20, Rumley totaled 21, Vander Linden 14, and Pleasantville games loom this Friday with Christian girls undefeated in six starts.

Marvin Monsma Pella Christian High Attica Repair Attica Bruinpoge Bernice Memmelaar Lourens Rus Pella Christian Goemaat Gary Tromp Eagles Attica Fellows Vande Kieft Ver Meer Rumley Vander Linden

Pfc. Martin Sneller Wounded in Korea

Pfc. Martin Sneller son of Mr and Mrs Herman Sneller was wounded in action with the Marine Corps Engineers on Thanksgiving Day. His wife Mary Lee and his parents received word from the War Dept that injuries were not serious. He is a Knoxville High School graduate living near Knoxville before enlisting. He is stationed with Ist Marine Division at San Francisco post.

Martin Sneller Herman Sneller Marine Corps Engineers Mary Lee War Dept Knoxville Pella Eng Ist Marine Div F.M.F San Francisco California Pfe. Sneller Knoxville High School Marines

Rotary Enjoyed Musical Program At Noon Luncheon

After a midday Rotary Club luncheon Carlton Willis of Central College presented a vocal program with piano accompaniment by Audrey Keuning of Central. Willis received warm praise for his solos. Rotarian Rus Slatsenbarger, J C Penney Albia manager, chaired. Plans were set for a banquet honoring Central College and Pella High School football teams on December 18 at Second Reformed Church.

Rotary Club Carlton Willis Central College Audrey Keuning Central Willis Rus Slatsenbarger J. C. Penney Albia Glen Stewart Pella High School Second Reformed Church

Mass Meeting on Recreation Center Monday

A mass meeting is planned for Monday evening at 8:00 at Memorial Hall to rally support for a proposed Community Recreation Center in Pella and surrounding territory. Chairman Wm. Vander Molen will present poll results from the high school and 2500 mailed questionnaires urging prompt returns before December 8 to shape plans for youth recreation. Representatives are urged to attend as key decisions will be made and timely questionnaire returns are stressed.

Pella Wm. Vander Molen Memorial Hall

Musical program at Leighton church on December 10

The Ruth Circle of the First Christian Reformed Church of Leighton presents a Monday evening program at 7:30 featuring vocal and instrumental numbers and chalk drawing.

Leighton Ruth Circle The First Christian Reformed Church of

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William A. Downs Gerrit van Halen Nat'l Convention Paul W. Brown Chan Lake Prairie Two Public Schools Central’ College Heeksema John Deere Day Gibbs Reeder Wasfternoon Vandermeulen Deere Day Gibbs News Ids Larry Reprewer Max Hoeksema Che Hoeksema Hoeksema’s Cliff Crandall Bob Carle Bill Lemon Arden 'Johnston Bob Halterman Larry Pugh Bob Campbell Gary Darland Bob Arents Rudy Kroszner Herb Martinez Arvid Pierson Pat Donohoe Don Sherrick Jacks Ray Boyd Jim Miller Dick Long al Shuler Ray Pugh Jerry Muilenberg Lee Don Wheeler Solpiste Farndell Jean Kinnell Edith Sedrel le Cocq Val Patacchi Christian Christian High Pleasantville Lassies Christian High Gals Pella Christian Boys Pfc Korea
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