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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

12

Lincoln High Outs Dutch 24 21 In South Central Clash

Lincoln High beat Pella 24 to 21 on December 9 at the Rail Splitter’s floor to seize a tentative South Central Conference lead. Ray De Wit and Gene Stientjes led Pella with 9 and 4 points while Lincoln’s Bill Banghart added scoring and the team benefitted from Gillam’s long shots in a tight, hard fought game with no intentional fouls.

Lincoln High Pella Des Moines Schakel Lincoln Gillam Lincoln Boys Ray de Wit Gene Stientjes Bill Banghart

Lincoln Seconds Rally Past Pellare In Close Bout

Gil lam, a rangy guard, scored five buckets for ten points as Lincoln seconds defeated Pellare 24 to 22 in a wild game. Lloyd Menning starred for the Little Dutch with two late baskets in the final frantic minutes.

Gillam Lincoln Seconds Pellare Lloyd Menning Baske

What Shall De Eat Mince Meat and Onions for Dinner

A recipe list outlines mince meat made from lean beef, suet, apples, and spices with vinegar, molasses, citron, raisins, currants, and various juices. It details simmering two hours, jar sealing, and hot-water bath processing, plus carrot custard and onion bake directions for meat substitutes and supper dishes.

Reheat Only Until Hot Flavor Mild and Sweet

Instructions describe reheating until hot with a mild sweet flavor and white onion color.

Holiday Menu Ideas from A Christmas Dinner Spread

The prose suggests festive bites for a home holiday table. It describes croustade preparation with iced bread, butter brushed to toast, and a cream ham garnish. It highlights tomato juice cocktails with poppy seed sticks, hot buns, scalloped corn, greens, and fruit compote as complete party offerings. It also details teasing appetizers with biscuit sandwiches baked in muffin pans and cheese topped casseroles.

NYA opens employment to all youths 18 to 24 in formal plan

Henry T. Vande Ark cites NYA rep involvement as new policy removes family benefit barriers. Theodore P. Eslick announces December 1 1939 start for universal NYA work project eligibility with cross agency certification to expand county facilities and ease applicant processing.

Henry T. Vande Ark National Youth Administration NYA National Youth ‘Administration Towa State Board of Social Welfare Theodore P. Eslick Eslick State Welfare Board Welfare Board David J. Jenkins Eslek Tional Youth Administration

Ladies Aid celebrates 25th anniversary in Oskaloosa

A large group of ladies from the Ladies Aid of the Reformed church gathered in Oskaloosa for the twenty fifth anniversary of the Ladies Aid at Central Reformed church. The event included gifts, games, and a Battle of the Sexes won by the women, with 33 guests and many local couples in attendance.

Ladies’ Aid The Reformed Church Oskaloosa Central Reformed Church Charles van Meanen S. G. de Cook Robert Ver Ploeg Gary Vande Haar Gerald Rempe Henry G. Rempe Elmer Klein John van Rheenen James Hasselman Harold de Bruin Wilbur de Brain James van Duren Mary Lou Roy Else Patsy Henry Sedrel and van Maanen Peter Bloem Pella Tunis Dykstra Clara de Jong

All-Iowa Conference Football Selections Feature Clarence Melson

Associated Pro list highlights first team selections including Clarence Melson and Earl Leslie for Central, Gene Werkheiser for Duquesne, and QB Tony Sacco of St. Ambrose. Second and honorable mentions span Luther, Dubuque, Central, Upper Iowa, Parsons, Penn, and Iowa Wesleyan with multiple positions from Ends to Backs.

Clarence Melson Luther Earl Leslie Central Gene Werkheiser Duputu Emil Lussow Dubuque Bob Mulhall Loras Don Menning Tom Bruner Iowa Wesleyan Bill Weixaard Simpson Vin McDonald Rex Chanderlain Upper In Omar Ray Central An Tony Sacco St. Ambrose Buell Upper Town Ray Tennant Parsons Charles Bainbridge Penn Robert Menning Lloyd Woodiwhes Luther Edmund Krieger Iowa W. Darrell Ries Tue Skale Noonan Scarpine Shirl Buena Vista Grant Corcoran Croft Healy McCormick Amelung Berlin McConnville Hatfield Spateher Upper Ferrell Augst Worthu Western Union

Local notes and events from Cedar area gatherings

A Cedar area update lists church, Sunday school, and 4-H activities with names such as Mrs DirK Van Zee, De Prenger, Hesselink, Rempe, Van Roekel, Groenendyk, and Vanden Heuvel. It mentions a 1940 Ford V-8, a fortieth wedding anniversary, a Black Oak Roosters 4-H gathering, and a Christmas grab bag at Iselvik. The piece shifts to world affairs noting Russia Finland tensions, Balkans concern, and a New York poultry earnings report.

Ark India Dirk van Zee de Prenger Sane William van J. Vos van Roekel C. Groenendyke Ben Groenendyk Connie Groenendyk John Vanden Heuvel Cedar P. J. Groenen Andrew Steenhock Paul Simmons Guy Rozeboom Fred van Zee H. Kuperus Mary van Zonk Black Oak Roosters Edith Newendorp Iselvik Pros

Finland Holds Line Against Russian Drive

Progress of the War in Europe reports Finland resisting the invasion as Soviet forces push toward cutting the country in two at Lake Ladoga. Finns clad in white fight on skis, destroying Russian tanks while experts say Russia may prevail only with greater numbers after two weeks of heavy fighting. League of Nations discussions continue in Geneva.

Finland Lake Ladoga Russia League of Nations Council Geneva

Central College ace wins extemp at Inter collegiate Peace Contest

Harold Birch of Central College swept the extemp division with Rhine-America's First Line of Defense. He argued the defense frontier lies in American citizens not Europe, urging political education to avert war and preserve civilization. Lorraine Rawling of Coe College finished second, Dugan Laird third. The event featured nine visiting schools including Coe, Dubuque, State Teachers, Town, Simpson, Penn, Upper Iowa, Wartburg, and was part of the State Peace Oratorical Contest on Central camp day.

Central Harold Birch Central College America Birch Roosevelt Alli Germany United States Europe Hal Lorraine Rawling Coe College Dugan Laird Town State Teache Coe Dubuque John Fletcher Simpson Penn Upper Iowa Wartoung S.A. Sandyennee Raymond Kronbergerburg van Hunnick Reta Pi Della

Central College Hosts Dutch Themed Banquet and Peace Oration Contest

Graham Hall and Dean of Women Miss Clara B Williams welcomed guests to Jordan Hall as Pi Kappa Delta staged a banquet with Dutch windmill cookies and yellow chrysanthemum decor. Dr Lubbers praised the contestants in speech arts, followed by a one act play and ten students delivering original peace orations, highlighting youth commitment to peace and Central College’s educational efforts.

Graham Hall Clara B. Williams Pi Kappa Delta Lubbers Dean Williams Ruth Muykens Katheryn McCreary Melvin Redeker Miss Kleinjan Amer Central College America Central

Central college survey notes enrollment snapshot

A recent survey at Central College surveyed 346 enrolled students. Findings highlight patterns in class participation and resource usage, indicating varying levels of engagement across majors and programs. Further analysis will guide campus planning and support services.

Central College

Distribution of Liberal Arts Courses by State and City

The data show regular Liberal Arts courses 242 from Iowa and 68 from the city of Pella. State distribution includes Illinois Minnesota New York South Dakota Wisconsin New Jersey Colorado Michigan Nebraska Missouri Washington North Dakota Pennsylvania Kansas New Mexico and Washington. Notably the third state outside Iowa is on the Atlantic seaboard.

Iowa Pella Ilinois Minnesota New York South Dakota Wisconsin New Jersey Colorado Michigan Nebraska Mison Washington North Dakota Pennsylvania Kansas New Mexico Atlantic Seaboard

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