Library Aids and Hall Monitors Named for Second Semester
Zylstra selects plowing students for library aids and new hall monitors for the second semester. Names include Jon Bandstra Dona Andrin Barb Ver Meer Willene De Ger Joyce Roozeboom Carolyn e Wyk Viola Vander Molen jiadys Lanser Janice Brass Matilda Blommers Henrietta Terpstra Carole Terpstra Ruth Verschuure Delores Dieleman Koos De Kock Cynthia Vander haaf Theresa Hoksbergen Lin Zylstra Linda Groenendyk Francis Brouwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zylstra
Jon Bandstra
Dona Andrint
Barb. Ver Meer
Willene Deger
Joyce Roozeboom
Carolyne Wyk
Viola
Vander Molen
Jiadys Lanser
Janicé Brass
Matilda’ Blommers
Henrietta Terpstra
Carole Terpstra
Ruth Verschuure
Delores Dieleman
Kois de Kock
Cynthia Vanderhaaf
Theresa Hoksbergen
Lin Zylstra
Linda Groenendyk
Francis Brouwer
DHIA Plan Annual Meeting at Kville
The Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association will hold their annual meeting after a potluck supper on Tuesday at the County Extension Office. Robert Fincham of Iowa State University will discuss central processing of records and late research developments. Anyone wishing to join is invited to attend the potluck and meeting starting at 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Robert Fincham
Iowa State University Extension Dairyman
The
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Senior De Bruin Tops Four Courses in Second Semester
Wayne De Bruin junior at Oska Yhola Iowa earns four courses U S History Trigonometry Chemistry and Reformed Doctrine. He is son of Mr Mrs Ernest De Bruin R R 1 Oska Yhola Iowa. He has sung in the church choir for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne de Bruin
U.S
Ernest de Bruin
Oska- Yhola
Iowa
Wayne
Staffing Names At De Kock Publishing House
Staff Editor lists show Betty Beckhuizen and Carol Boerefye among editors. reporters include Leland Arken and Leroy Reken with others named such as Larry Engbers and Carolyn Von. additional staff include Allen Andreas, Mary Low, Bett Arlyn Bossenbroek, and a long roster of editors and reporters across the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lots-De Kock Assoc
Betty Beckhuizen
Carol Boerefye
Jan von
Leland Arken
Leroy Reken
Larry Engbers
Carolyn von Reporters
Allen Andreas
Mary Low
Bett
Arlyn Bossenbroek
Don Eydxvoort
Ference Dryshout
Marvin Meinders
Howard Menninga
Loren Steenhoek
Trina Stouwie
Russel Stravers
Martin Vander Molen
Carolyn van Wyk
John Vepnatra
Ken Vis
Arvin Vos
Rich Jellena
Sharon Tuinstra
Choek Zimmer
Wayne Cites Banquet Choir Tour and Senior Skip Day
Wayne, a Chemistry Club member from Oskaloosa, recalls junior senior banquet and a northwest Town choir tour as key high school events. He notes teachers assign long work with little time and advises underclassmen to study hard and have fun. He drives to school with four passengers and enjoys hunting, fishing, and basketball. He attends the First Christian Reformed Church of Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Town
Wayne
First Christian Reformed Church of
Oskaloosa
Over the Hump Second Semester Begins At School
Examinations are over and the new term starts amid mixed feelings. Last Friday brought rev elation with long fates happy smiles and stoic looks as report cards were sent home with many a whining schoolboy while others carried on with calm.
Joyful return sparks townwide greeting
A fragmentary note recalls a homecoming filled with happiness as a crowd welcomes a group or individual amid cheers and warm remarks. The scene hints at community pride and anticipated reactions from neighbors to the arrival and celebrations.
Senior Interview Highlights at PCHS
Meer lives at 911 Independence Street and attends PCHS where she studies Bible TV office practice bookkeeping and history. She participates in band as first flutist, Future Nurses Club, and library aid, with interests in skating babysitting piano and reading. Her most important four years was the Junior Senior banquet, her favorite food is pizza, and her plans are indefinite. She urges freshmen to work hard and engage in extracurriculars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meer
Independence Street
Future Nurses Club
Atten
Christian Reformed Church
PCHS
Personality Sketch of a Sharp Dresser at School
The profile highlights Ken Vis a tall tan Christian High student in Montana during his junior and senior years. He engages in multiple activities include music with two years in choir and skilled organ playing. He is described as neat and busy with a noted social link to a junior girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Ken Vis
Tan Christian High
Montana
At Bae
Peter Vis
Oskar Kenig
Chapel week features sermons and scriptures
Rev Bossenbroek led Monday chapel with Rev Van Essen stressing God’s omniscience Tuesday. Wednesday included scripture read by Mr Boertje from Ecclesiastes 3 16 22. Thursday student chapel had James De Boer singing Edith De Jong scripture Psalm 105 1 18 Wil lene De Boer led prayer. Special numbers included Stan Vermeer trombone solo and Carol Boerelyn speech Late for a Date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossenbroek
van Essen
Cedar
God
Boertje
James de Boer
Edith de Jong
Willene de Boer
Stan Vermeer
Carol Boerelyn
Many Names On Dental Honor Roll At Pella Schools
Nearly 65 percent of Pella Community students earned a place on the Dental Honor Roll by end of first semester. Of 740 pupils, 478 had seen a dentist since September and necessary repairs or extractions were done. Two groups posted 100 percent compliance: Miss Dena Versteeg’s 30 fifth graders at Lincoln and Anna Mae Ridge rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Preliminary Contesta tion Speech Contests Underway At 8 30
Over 100 students from Lacey New Sharon Knoxville Oskaloosa and area participated in preliminaries for declamation oratory humorous and interpretive events. Judges noted standout performers and district contenders expected the week of February 15 20 at Wilton Junction. Several flu cases and chicken pox were reported among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
New Sharon
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Registon
Gakaloosa
Carolyn ‘van Wyk
Betty Beekhuizen
Carol
Boerelyn
Lincoln grade two shines in near perfect run
A Lincoln school report notes Ethel Van Zante led a grade two group that achieved about 98 percent completion in their activities, highlighting strong participation and learning momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel van Zante
Lincoln
Galesburg Social Roundup Points to Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Donald Peery and Darrell took Mrs Peerys mother Mrs Lewis Stephens home after a visit here since the new grandson was born. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sparks and family spent Sunday at Hallie Younkin home near Kellogg. Several families gathered at Gen Jenkins home in Newton for Frank Zickels 75th birthday. Annie De Penning and Martin Terpstra hosted visitors and church ladies shared a soup dinner and quilting. Harold Schnug injured his back at work and seeks treatment in Pella. Mrs Wilbur Ramer ill with mumps. Other local visits include Mary Schnug quilting, Annie De Penning and friends at Reasnor, and Susie Keldermans illness in Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Peery
Darrell
Jenkins
Frank Zickel
Killduff
Anne de Penning
Martin Terpstra
The
Christian Aid
Harold Schnug
Pella
Wilbur Ramer
Anie de Penning
Ann Zickel
Mamie Kling
Grace Kroh
Mary Schnug
Annie Marks
Carl Steenhoek
Reasnor
Martin Dearinger
Joe Michmershuizen
Newton
Nelson van Huizen
Yelia W. Menninga
Oskaloosa
Susie Kelderman
Mercy Hospital
Andrew Hoekstra
Richland
Gerrit van Hulzen
Francis Heemsbergen
Howard Dearinger
Newton Hospital
Wm. Hart of
Dewey Ramer
Ward honored by Northwest Chamber for long community service
The Northwest Chamber announces Ward wins its award for lifelong work with the Chamber Lions Club and various community groups. Bill Baldwin, recently deceased at Pella High School, is noted. Baldwin previously worked at Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Ofnual Chamber of Northwest
Ward
Lions ‘Club
Pro- Prired
Badinihath
Bill
Baldwin
Cdd
Pella
Bill Baldwin
Mt. Pleasant
Patent maiches invented amid the Ciel War press change
A. Ne Kellogen developed ready print pages dubbed patent maiches during the Ciel War, enabling faster newspaper production and new page layouts. The invention reflects wartime presses adopting streamlined printing methods and shows Kellogen's role in modernizing media workflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ne Kellogen
Them Forced Into Other Fields Narrow Job Paths
The speaker laments workers unable to sustain careers in their chosen field and notes how economic pressures push them into different lines of work. They argue the difficulty of making a go of it leaves little choice but transition to alternative occupations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Pella
Chronicle
Dhia Plan
K’ville
Ber
Wallace Sterling
Wallace Starling
Myron
Wilbot “Sparks
Frank Davis
Aid
Sybil Schnug
Jesus
Christ
Bernice Kling
Mra. Wilbur
Sparks
Merle Sparks
Nickerson
3 L’s Club
Grace Peery
Firat
Livi Fee
Cs Eee
Drennea
Tom Brown
Nary
Ron Swan
Kholy Sheehy
yShevee
Shaw
Pésiny Nash
Iney
P. Cc. H
Galesburg
Henry Sedrel
Aue
Tov
Central College
Amient
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!