Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

2

Local News Highlights and Community Notices

Mrs. Henry Van Rheenen was admitted to Mercy Hospital Os kaloosa for medical treatment. Miss Phyllis Godown joins the Iowa Department of Public Instruction staff in speech and hearing after roles in New Jersey and Newton Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Anie N. De Reus depart for Corpus Christi Texas to visit daughter Bernice McDonald. Naldo Steenhoek and family move to a farm near Reasney as Henry and DeCook take the vacated property. Mrs. L Huizenga recovers at home after hip fracture and will be unable to walk for months.

Henry van Rheenen Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Phyllis Godown Central College State University of Iowa Iowa Department of Public Instruction Godown New Jersey Newton Iowa Anie N. de Reus Bernice McDonalld Corpus Christi Texas Kenneth McDonald Naldo C. Steenhoek North Broadway Reasney Henry DeCook Steenhoeks L. Huizenga W. D. Hol

Did You Forget To Pay for Your Christmas Seals

The Federated Club Seals Committee led by Mrs. T. G. Fultz urges prompt remittance for Christmas Seals. Funds support two causes the fight on tuberculosis and research on heart disease. Readers are asked to double their usual gift and send or drop envelopes at the Van Sittert store before Christmas Day.

The Federated Club T. G. Fultz Seals Committee T. I T. B

Christian School Teachers Attend Institute Here

The Annual Institute of the Christian School teachers convened Friday at Pella Christian High School with twenty nine teachers from Des Moines Leighton Oskaloosa Pella Peoria Prairie City and Sully and thirty five board men in attendance. Rev Martin Gritters spoke on Inspiration for the Latter Days and Dr L J Flakstra of Calvin College presented Rethinking Christian Education emphasizing education as preparation for Kingdom service. A panel on Developing in Students a Love of Reading was led by John Witt with Mrs James Huyser among the panelists.

Pella Christian High School Des Moines Leighton Oskaloosia Pella Peoria Prairie City Sully Martin” Gritters Beyine L. J. Flakstra Calvin College Grand Rapids Michigan Flakstra John Witt Christian High Hool James Huyser

Woodworking shop fire ends era of Heeren enterprise

George Heeren, a longtime Pella woodworker, recounts erecting his 50 by 60 foot shop in 1903. A March fire left the structure a smoking heap, with about 20 000 dollars in losses. The shop drew patrons for fine carved pieces and repairs, and many locals hope it will be rebuilt.

Heeren George Heeren Pella Chicago Heerens R. J. Heeren Ben Blomring George and Rudolph Heeren Ben Blommers Jakleehoren Williama. N. Doedyn John Helink Day Peter Hajen Harrison van Bootsma Henry G. de Wit Frank ‘Tromp Ben Hoeksema Joe Vane de Kieft Adam Sasselman Maretin de Jonge Harold de Geus John van Varker Peter George Ternaard Friesland Netherlands America

Ideal Christian Teacher Emphasized At Meeting

Dr Flokstra spoke on The Ideal Christian Teacher and the fusion of professional and Christian traits. The session highlighted essential qualities for teaching and the care to align professional thinking with Christ. The Christian High School provided main numbers including a boys quartet and a duet featuring Elizabeth Tuster noon and others.

Margie Kallemeyn Christian Tigh Walter Vis Flokstra Christ Christian High School Gerrit, Roerefijn Tarlan Nieuwsma Duane de Kock de Lawrence Borst Elizabeth Tusternoon Nikkel

Paul E. Bown Named Chairman of Marion Co PMA Committee

Paul E. Bown elected chairman of the Marion County PMA Committee with Merrill J. Robuck as vice chair and William T. Momyer, Thomas G. Leavengood, and Lorin D. Hatch as alternates. Also named are Lake Prairie Two and Clay Township leaders, with district chairs, vice chairs, and alternates listed for each township, outlining a full slate of committee members. A complete list is available in The Chronicle.

Paul E. Bown Marion Co PMA Paul FE. Brown Marion County Merrill J. Robuck William T. Momyer Thomas G. Leavengood Lorin D. Hatch Lake Prairie William den Adel Dick Boat V. C Harry van Waardhuizen Reasnor Gerald de Penning Lester Vander Linden Summit Township Arthur van Waardhuizen Elmer Tucker V.C John A. Ball Roy Karr Dick T. van Zomeren Otley Addres Clay Glen Knox Clarence L. Rietveld Herbert C. Beaver Alfred Ensen Frank W. Pearson

Harvey Fourth Pulitzer Play To Be Presented Here

Harvey by Mary Chase, a Pul winner, will have premiere showings at Central College on Jan 17 18 with a Saturday matinee Jan 20. The campus will host the first Central College production beyond two performances, aided by student groups and Alpha Psi Omega. The Pulitzer prize honors the best American play performed in New York that elevates morals taste and manners.

Harvey Mary Chase Town College Central College Central Apha Psi Epper Pella Bes M Sal Trowas P Prsner Dene Our Town John Vande Wal Birdsall Joseph Pulitzer New York

Social Security Benefits Extended to Central College Staff

Board action and faculty vote bring Social Security to all Central College employees starting January 1. The 1950 amendment to the Social Security Act expands coverage to nonprofit institutions, replacing the Contributor Annuity Fund of the Reformed Church. Existing contributors will see their prior deductions accumulate interest toward benefits.

Board of Trustees Central College Iil The Reformed Church

KEBS The Voice Of Central 620 Schedule And Programs

Radio guide item listing KEBS The Voice Of Central 620 programs for December includes Faculty Focus with Doctor Clifford Keizer, Nutcracker Suite at Concert Hall, Christ Reformed Church Sunday services at 9 45 and 7 45. We also note Dec 19 programming and caller Corin Christe mas Programme Poggy Let.

KEBS Central 620 Clifford Keizer Cou Christ Reformed Ch First Reformed Church Raitor the Te Childers Corin Christemas Poggy

Soldiers Addresses ER 17250 Der Norman V Roorda

Retired soldiers listed with unit details and addresses including Norman V Roorda from 6th Armored Division and Warren De Prenger with 9th Armored Battalion. Also mentions Alvin Moksbergen and units at Camp McCoy Wisconsin and Ft Leonard Wood Missouri.

Norman V. Roorda ALB CCA Arm Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Warren de Prenger A.D. Leonard Wood Alvin Moksbergen Hao S.A Camp McCoy Wisconsin

Former Pella Friends In Hospital

Mrs James Gardner tripped in the basement and broke a leg, later having a plate fastened in surgery. She remains in hospital for weeks. Her husband also underwent gallbladder surgery and rests well but stays nearby. Mrs Minnie Doedyns Gardner thanks relatives and friends in Pella Iowa and Omaha for cards and prayers.

Omaha James Gardner Pella Minnie Doedyns Gardner North 20Th St Nebraska

4 H Clubs Honor Roll and Marion County Fair Awards

The Marion County Fair recognized 4-H members including Wilma Chamberlain Doris Dockendorf Irma Dop Joan Williams Alberta Woolsey and others for record books and blue ribbons. Boys clubs honored Forrest Hudson John Van Zomeren Bob Rees and Don Hiemstra with trophies plaques beef awards and livestock honors. New officers were named with Maxyne Ackerson leading the girls and Bob Brooks leading the boys, with secretaries treasurers and reporters assigned.

Maids Thum Elizabeth Anklin Wilma Chamberlain Victory Roosters Doris Dockendorf Victory Strivers Irma Dop Franklin Friends Ruth Jolly Vic Forrest Hudson John van Zomeren Don Hiemstra Leonard Wilkins Lloyd Core Clarence Loynachan Bob Rees Brown Swiss As Marion Goff Teef Bob_ Rees Pig Shivvers Charlotte Maxyne Ackerson Thelma Kading Opal’ Loynachan Joan Nichols Bob Brooks Don Rowland Dean Frey Keith Robuck

Central Falls in late rally falls to Drake in tight game

In a tense game Drake edged Central 48 41 after a late run. With two minutes left Duane Lowe pushed Pella ahead 40 39 briefly but Central could not hold the lead. Drake then added two baskets to seal a comeback win and end Central's late bid.

Drake Central Duane Lowe Pella

Velvet and velveteen care from Iowa State Extension

Iowa State College extension specialist Mrs. Elsie Williams advises homemakers on handling velvet and velveteen fabrics for coats suits and dresses. Key guidance covers nap direction during cutting pressing with a damp cloth and gentle brushing, plus a special pressing board for napped fabrics.

Elsie Williams Iowa State College Iowa

Velvet rejuvenation tips for fabric care

The text notes velvet or corduroy care may be costly unless heavily sewing is done. It offers a simple method to refresh velvet by hanging it in a steamy bathroom for an hour or two and then brushing. A steaming tea kettle is suggested as an effective alternative.

Town collects for CROP aid in Pella campaign

In Pella residents show willingness to contribute to the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Contributions can be mailed or delivered to Dick Lautenbach, CROP campaign secretary, at his insurance office in the Pella Hotel building.

Pella Christian Rural Overseas Program Dick Lautenbach CROP Pella Hotel

Christmas musical continued from page one

Readings include Negro Spirituals and Bohemian carols performed by Lincoln and Webster students. selections feature solos and arrangements by Ruth Kald enburg Lou Ann LeCocq and others with glee clubs and mixed choirs. The program spans multiple numbers from carols to seasonal songs and showcases student talent.

Lincoln and Webster Smith Solo Neidlinger Ruth Kaldenburg Spohr Warren Lou Ann LeCocq Humperdink-Wilousky Clokey Shure Girls’ Glee Club

Boy in Town Falls Faces Possible Eye Loss

Seven-year-old Ronald Warner of Town Falls may lose sight in his left eye after an injury caused by a gunshot. Police investigate the shooting and seek witnesses to determine the shooter.

Ronald Warner Town Falls

Also Mentioned on This Page

the ‘Chronicle Ofstown Vinitora Christian Der Friends IN Hospital Statistica Central Hi Tin Kohlmann Loyd Allen Hoggin Feng Lightbody Morgan Woods Nebrask Degan Art Vermian Gostteh Pontiac Gary T. Vogelaar South Central Iowa Albia Indianola Valley Chariton Lincoln Knoxville Tech Holland Igvons Uma Arfeld George Virginia Ram Ly Eee Cary Gran, Go Garfield Uid Dane Clark Town & Country Shop Arrow Wembley
Search Courier

Search the Pella Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pella Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication