John Vander Wins Kiwanis Community Service Award
About thirty Kiwanians and guests attended the club Christmas party and installation at Jordan Hall on December 20. The program featured speeches by Lt Governor Harold Mann on freedom and service, the induction of officers, and a $500 donation from Rolscreen for a youth recreation program. John Vander Wal was highlighted for his community service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Hall
Lhe Fee
Central College Auxiary
Gerrit van Roekel
Kiwanis
Stuart Kuyper
Hespers Kuyper
Donald Waehter
B. Flikkema
Jack Boatsma
Pepsi-Cola
Harold Mann
Des Moines Club
St. Louis
Mann
Nice
Peter G
Wm. J
John J
van Roekel
W. D. van Sittert
John
Brou; Ton
Singing of America
Farms Institute to be Held Feb 15 16 at Hotel Fort Des Moines
The 14th National Farm Institute with theme Food for the Future will meet February 15 and 16 at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. Sponsored by the Des Moines Chamber agricultural committee the forum invites science government business and labor to discuss future food production policy and the farmer in politics with no dues or registration fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food For the Future
Ana National Farm Institute
Fort Des Moines
Agricultural Committee
Des Monmber
Camlook
Kirk Fox
Science
National Farm Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Iecludes
Allen B. Kline
Lady Astor
Dean Ruak
Clarence Francie
Phillip Jessup
Colonnel Digalle
John Boyd Orr
Institute
Unitates
Post Office Changes in Rates and Parcel Limits in 1952
Postage rate on postal cards rises to 2 cents with a 10 percent surcharge on buys of 50 cards or more. Parcel post size and weight limits tighten for fourth class mail, effective January 1, 1951. Exceptions exist. consult the postmaster. Beginning January 1, the post office closes Thursday afternoons after 12:00 noon though outgoing mail and deliveries proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Post Office Department
Lin
R Klein
Bible Society Seals Spread the Word Worldwide
The American Bible Society promotes 1952 seals under the themes Search the Scriptures and Share the Scriptu res to boost Bible readership worldwide. Lowell Thomas will again head the seal distribution as honorary chairman, with funds supporting publication and broader Scripture distribution.
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American Bible Society
Lowell Thomas
CBS
Thomas
Frederick W. Cropp
The
CBS News
Society
Sunday Church Services and Military Training News
At the Third Reformed Church Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with The People Make Their Choice. Morning service at 10 45 a m led by Rev John A Vander Waal. Evening services include Junior C E Making the New Year the Best and Intermediate C E A Candle in Your Heart with speakers Judy In t Weld and Erma Van Roskel. Public invited to all services. In radio schedule Temple Time from the Reformed Church in America. Also noted is Pfc Harry D Pippel, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Pippel, completing Airman indoctrination at Lackland AFB. Pippel begins basic training toward Air Force Engine Mechanics in Wichita Falls Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Reformed Church
John A. Vander Waal
C. E
John M. de Coo
Judy In
Erma van Roskel
Clarence van Heukelem
Temple Time
Reformed Church In America
Radio Broadspat
Om Sendax
Shertee Raethea Ae Waterloo
Towio
Harland Steele
Mark Vander Ploeg
Diller Vander Ploeg
Mark
Banner
Maine
Carol Evert
Kellogg
Iowa
van der Ploeg
Marcia Kuyper
New York City
Henry E. Kuyper
New York
Ed Kallemyn
Des Moines
Nick Vander Ploeg
John Kallemyn
Stella Rysdam
Renaud Rysdam
Douglas
Bondurant
Rysdams
End of Year Reflections and Services at Local Church
Minister Edward H. Tanis leads 9:80 Sunday Sche and 10:45 service with Communion and a sermon on Jesus death. Installation of officers at 7:30. Concluding week features Bible School at 9:30 and Lord's Supper at 10:30, followed by The Gospel Service. Mr. Pinches speaks on faith at 7:30 p.m. Thursday the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Tanis
Jesus
C. George T. Pinches
Bible School
Jase
Mr. Pinches
Church Schedules and Union Services Listed
Anthony Haverkamp leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m with the theme The People Make Their Choice The morning worship follows at 0 45 a m including the Lord s Supper Evening praise features Eb enezer A union New Year s service is set for 7 30 p m at First Reformed Church On Wednesday Week Of Prayer union service at 7 30 p m at First Reformed Church Thursday union service at Third ST MARY All CHURCH is scheduled Sunday morning at a0 echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Haverkamp
Ebenezer
Second Reformed Church
Union
First Reformed Church
Third Reformed Church
ST. Mary All Church
Christian High Girls Beat Lovilia 42 to 29
Golden Eaglets extend win streak to nine by defeating Lovilia 42 29 Friday. Pella forwards lead scoring with Wimp Lourens 18 and Bernice Memmelaar 15. Arlene Jellema added five goals in a close game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eaglettes
Lovilia Sextet
Gals
Pella
Wimp” Lourens
Bernice Memmelaar
Arlene Jellema
Christian High Basketball Beats Lovilia Lions 41 to 29
Morisey led Lovilia with 15 points while Tromp Ver Meer and Stevens each posted 16 for Pel la Christian tied for top scoring. Christian's defense held Lovilia to seven field goals and 15 made free throws aided a second half surge. Friday December 28 features alumni game for school causes with boys and girls teams.
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Tal
Morisey
Lovilia
Christian
Golden Eagles
Louilia Lions
Eagles
Tromp
Ver Meer
Pella Christian
Stevens
Lovilla
Salen
Sumner Rural Carrier Resigns After Long Service
Sumner lost its senior rural carrier recently when R M resigned after years of service with the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
R. M
Co op Builders Banquet In Pella Discusses Building Outlook
The Farmers Union Co op Lumber company held its second annual Builders Banquet Tuesday evening December 11 at the Pella Coffee Shop. Thirty six carpenters masons and contractors attended. A poll gauged expected next year building levels while speaker Robert Corwin of R D Hunting Lumber outlined a coast wide sustained yield plan to balance new planting with harvesting and reduce fire hazards. Reuben Schakel summarized today’s economic outlook noting costs up 17 percent while income rose 10 percent. The meeting adjourned after discussions on government restrictions and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Co-op Lumber Company
Pella
Masons
Carol Visser
Consumers Cooperative Association
Swisshome Oregon
Neganar
Robert Corwin
R. D. Hunting Lumber Company
Cottontail Rabbit Population Grows Amid New Hunting Rules
Cottontail rabbits remain the top game in Iowa with rising numbers across most areas. The daily bag limit is ten with no possession cap, and cold-storage possession is allowed until February 10 before permits are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Explorer Scouts Plan First Winter Camp in Camp Mitigwa
Tall Corn Area Council Explorer Scouts hold the first annual winter camping expedition named Operation Zero at Camp Mitigwa on December 28 29 and 30. About 100 Scouts will learn winter survival snowcraft and outdoor cooking under tents in snow with Larry Kelehan and Bud Whiting directing.
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Explorer Scouts
Tall Corn Area
Larry Kelehan
Bud Whiting
Minnesota
Canada
Tall Gorn
Boy Scouts of America
Rev G Vriezelaar to speak on Sunday radio program
listeners of Bible Youth Crusaders can hear Rev G Vriezelaar every Sunday on K B O K Waterloo 1090 on the dial from 8 00 to 8 15 am The Morning Fellowship broadcast is sponsored by his church During January he will be heard Sundays from 9 00 to 9 15 due to daytime rating of the station The notice ends abruptly with the phrase known as and is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Youth Crusaders
K.B.O.K
Waterloo
1090
Fellowship
Weekend visitors and furloughs fill local homes
Locals report out of town visitors and military furloughs from Fort Riley and Fort Sam Houston. Families hosting relatives include Vander Ploeg, Evers, Kuyper, and Vander Linden in a flurry of holiday arrivals and departures across Oskaloosa and nearby towns.
DHIA Training Course Slated For January 14 to 31
A two percent week training course for potential DHIA supervisors will be held at Town State College from January 14 to 31, per extension dairy specialist Don ald Voelker. Local associations are urged to find men to train as supervisors due to potential losses of current supervisors and a manpower squeeze. Sixteen associations ceased operation last year, leaving 91 still active in the state. Voelker notes older, retired farmers are being targeted as younger men enlist in the military. Interested attendees may contact their county extension director or Voelker at Morrill Hall, Town State College, Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DHIA
Town State College
Donald Voelker
Voelker
Morrill Hall
Ames
Marion County Selective Service Office Hours Notice
The Marion County Selective Service Board in Knoxville will be open Thursday Friday and Saturday December 27 28 29 and closed Monday Tuesday January 1 2 and will reopen January 3 according to the Clerk of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Co. Selective Service Board
Knoxville
Mondadist
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John Vander
Kiwanis Award
Bible Society
de T. Taylor
John A. Vander Wal
Gibbs News
William van Sittert
Kiwanis Club
Harry Pipple
Sheppard Field
Mechanics’ School
Harry D. Pippel
Peter Pippel
Pella, Town, R. 2
Lackland Air Force
Ing
Wichita Falls
Texas
D. Pippel
Sheppard Air Force
Pfc
Christian High
Marvin Monsma
Co-op
United States
Towa
State Department of Health
Rev. G. Vriezelaar
John De Jong Wright _Suilwall
Hatchin
Somerrow
Wenl ‘Beery
Are
Pfe
Kenneth Vander Linden
Bernie Vander Linden
Kenneth
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Ft. Houston
James Evers
Joretta, Jaren
Jay
Cedar Rapids
C. Evers
Miss Retta
Port Huron
Michigan
J. Danker
Danker
Lena Lents
Will Brouwer
Rapids
Neal Kersbergen
Georgia
David Neal
Wichita
Kansas
John Braaf
David Brat
Braafhart
Gordon Nesbit
Ft. Riley
Wayne Schakel
WHK
Cleveland
Ohio
Kathryn Schakel
Wayne
Nittert Aalfs
Sioux City
M. Vander Linden
Oskaloosa
Wayne Pas
John W. Vander Linden
Jacob van Wyk
John Frisbie
St. Paul
Frisbies
van Wyks
Atlanta
Billy Hart
Kentucky
Hart
Mrs
William Hart
George Browning of
Newton
Carrie Muilenburg
Sam Vor Steeg
Decorah
Sigurd Requa
Martin Holstege
Mahaska Hospital
Marvin E. Kelderman and Son
Oskaloosa Street
Liberty Street
H. P. van Roos
Lester W. Muller
Otley
Herman Weasterkamp
Willard Olivier
Willard
Ft. Monmouth
New Jersey
Verne Weidmaier
Paula Jo
Bill
Case van Berkum
Welmaier
Stuart
Wednes
DP. H. Kuyper
Paul Farrer
Bill McMains
bin Kirkpatrick
Bob Wilkerson
P. H. Kuyper
Mr. Forever
Bob Peipleet
Rosscreen
Office of Price Administration
Kuyper
Stuart Kupper
Minneapolis
Serence
Farrer
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