Mystery Ticket Loss At Central College Meets Comic Trial
A college fan misplaces a season ticket issued by Central College. Henry Pothoven seeks a replacement after signature requests, aided by Schilder and Hugo Kuyper. The athletic board's decision remains unknown as authors question what the affidavit contains and whether the old ticket vanished by design.
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Henry Pothoven
Arie
Schilder
Hugo Kuyper
Down Town Coaches Association
Henry
Central College
Solomon
The Chronicle Promises Scoop on Athletic Board Story
The Chronicle hints it will publish the story first once revealed by the athletic board. It speculates on Henry Hugo Schild er and others, joking about a reward of odd items for the truth. It notes no one has provided tips yet and promises a follow up next week.
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Chronicle
Athletic Board
Henry
Hugo
Schilder
Honor The Old Adopt The New In Tulip Time at Pella Iowa
E. E. Stacey notes Tulip Time in Pella Iowa a fusion of Holland heritage and modern farming. Mayor Simon De Haan and Ray and Delwin De Maan are highlighted with displays of old style plows beside a F-20 Farmall as residents celebrate a week long event with costumed parades, water carrier shows, and Dutch inspired entertainment.
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E. E. Stacey
International T Harvester Co
Tractor Farming
Peila
Simon de Haan
Song
Ray
Delwin
Pella
Iowa
Holland
Gary T. Vogelaar
McCormick-Deering
Simon de Maan
Butter Moving Slowly Reports Dairy Market Shifts
Iowa State College economists report butter movement into consumption slower than last year with up to November 1 being about 550 million pounds less. Slower movement out of storage and larger December storage than a year ago accompany a 13 percent rise in October production due to late fall rains and higher imports.
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Iowa State College
Open Bible Church Schedule and Events
The Open Bible Church lists a 7:30 Tuesday prayer meeting and a 7:30 Thursday Christmas program by children. Sunday includes 9:30 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with fellowship, plus 6:45 Overcomers meeting and a Sunday evangelistic meeting led by Seth Kelderman with special singing. pastor Lester N. Pease is noted.
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Waeather
Seth Kelderman
Lester N. Pease
Standing of Country Schools in Rural School Contest
Tuesday evening standings list numerous rural schools with scores ranging from 2,000 to 113,239. Prizes will be awarded to all entrants, with a later page listing prize details. Schools include European No. 2 and No. 1 groups, district entries, and individual names such as Sara Klyn, Geraldine Gosselink, Janet Steenhock, and Leona Arens. The Chronicle will publish weekly standings.
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Sara Klyn
Silver Grove
Geraldine Gosselink
Plainview
Janet Steenhock
Rietveld
W. Amsterdam
Margaret Keuning
Pleasant Grove
Agnes Bensink
Lynn Grove
Margaret van Rockel
Pleasant View
Jennie Keuning
Red Rock
Sarah Templeton
East Weaver
Henrietta van Tockel
Mattie Belle Clark
Junelia van Moanen
Burch
Agnes Wren
Valley School
Irrelant
Cherry Grove
Barbara’ Vander Wilt
Bernice’ van Ommen
Helen Groetveld
Filmore
Joye ‘Black
Fair Oaks
Anna Slocum
Flint Ridge
Martha de Boer
Richland
Mae Vogel
The
Chronicle
Christmas Cheer by W. A. Young Poem
The poem states Christmas cheer comes from earning it through acts of kindness all year. It cannot be bought with money and is won by making others glad through small daily efforts that reflect Christlike charity.
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W. A. Young
Christ
Dedication of the Rolscreen Draws 2000 Attendees
About 2000 persons gathered for the dedication of the Rolscreen facility. Speakers were amplified to reach all parts of the room while refreshments were provided by the Ladies Auxiliary of Central College. The event, praised for its hospitality and fellowship, drew attendees from across the country and featured bouquets sent in appreciation.
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Central College
Rolscreen Co
Everal
Dedication Cake Highlights Knoxville Chamber Event
A large dedication cake delighted attendees as a Knoxville chamber gathering showcased rapid progress in building a major industry. The event celebrated the growth of the Rol screen, with organizers signaling ongoing expansion and stronger momentum for the group.
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Knoxville Chamber of Commerce
Pete
Christmas Peace and Faith Guiding Toward World Peace
The passage reflects on Christmas bringing calm to a troubled world. It contrasts relying on human sight with faith, noting Christmas fosters brotherhood over fear, peace within, and the spirit of giving. It emphasizes faith without works is dead and the joy of giving subsumes worldly delights.
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Apostle
Girls At Graham Hall Enjoy Their Christmas Party
Girls at Graham Hall held a Christmas party in the dorm parlor. The event occurred on a Monday during the weekly schedule, with attendees identified by dorm names and house notes.
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Graham Hall
Relief Cut-off Is Hard Problem
A 1936 Washington column by J E Jones discusses WPA relief cuts, transferring drought relief to the Resettlement Administration, and threats of strikes and a January march on Washington. It notes political responses to protest marches, and comments on Latin American relations, democracy, and cooperation. It ends with local crime note: a jewelry store burglary in Onawa, Iowa.
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J. E. Jones
Washington, D. C
WPA
Williams
Resettlement Administration
Workers Alliance
Washington
Congress
Bonus
G. C. Rasmussen
Monona County
al Sampson
Onawa
Iowa
Conference Links The Two Americas Conference
Secretary Hull outlined the Eight-Point plan at the Buenos Aires meeting opened by President Roosevelt. The aims focus on peace and prosperity, closer American alliances, internal stability, education, fast ratification of peace pacts, neutral policy, fair commerce, and stronger international law.
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Buenos Aires
Edward
United States
Hull
Roosevelt
Americas
Eden Apple Controversy Roars Over Consumption Count
Ongoing debate resurfaces over how many apples were eaten in Eden with scholars and commentators weighing textual clues. The dispute centers on interpretations of earlyGenesis passages and the implications for fall narrative chronology.
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Eden
Popular humorists paid well yet some earn nothing
Some of the funniest people worldwide receive no pay for their humor. The contrast highlights how fame and compensation diverge in the field of comedy and satire.
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