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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1950

Page

8

Readiness for Two Performances of Aunt Silly Cast

Cast for Aunt Silly at Pella High School auditorium tonight at 8:00 and Friday. Matinee for school children this afternoon. Capacity crowd expected, doors open 7:15. Queen contest features Little King and Queen of Pella with 1 cent votes at local stores. Voting ends Friday evening February 10 with winners crowned.

el- Ten King Veterans’ Organizations Pella High School Pella J. C. Penney Company Craig Douwstra Vandenberg Dennis Jay van Gorp V&r Grocery Stanley Evers Wilson's Jewelry Jackie Hoeksema Garden Square Cafe Judith Grandin J.C. Penney Company Johnny Robus Farmers’ Co-op Grocery Gene Lee Vander Waal Allen's Store Diana Vanden Baard Jimmy Nelson Vander Linden Drug Store Gary Lee Koopman Grill Cafe Craig Martin Taste-Rite Cafe Joyce Ann Vander Waal Vos David Squibb Lee's Variety Store Connie Terpstra Vandevoort’s Bryce Martin Cut Rate Food Center Sheila Martin Cut Rate Food

Dutchmen Fall to Wesleyan at Mt Pleasant

Central College lost 63 to 52 to Wesleyan at Mt Pleasant on Friday night February 3. Beane led Wesleyan with 16 points, while Mark scored 14 for Central. Kooi added 11 for Central, who face Simpson College in Indianola February 14 and a home game February 17 versus league leader Dubuque. March of Dimes donations will be accepted at the game.

Eugene Heideman Town Wesleyan Central College Mt. Pleasant Wesleyan Beane Central Mark Kooi Indianola Simpson College Dubuque March of Dimes Eugene Seideman Drake Albin Ellis Kletzing College Simpson

Plan Another Band Benefit Program at High School Gym

A second band benefit dance is planned for March 3 at the high school gym after a successful event last week. The fundraiser cleared 70 dollars for the band uniform fund with strong attendance and twelve circles dancing.

Place High School

Final Session of Farmers Night School Held Monday Evening

Pella reports the final Farmers Night School session concluded Monday February 6 after eleven lessons begun November 22. Nearly 200 individuals joined the up-to-date topics with high attendance and sustained interest. Henry Vander Beck completed his 14th year with perfect attendance, earning commendation. C H Van Vinck of Iowa State College discussed farm building topics like ventilation insulation bracing and remodeling, deemed well worth the time.

Pella Farmer's Henry Vander Beck C. H. van Vinck Iowa State College

Movie Patrons Help March of Dimes tote large total

Reported at the Holland Theatre last week the March of Dimes collection reached 161.31 dollars from free will offerings. A further collection will take place at the Central Dubuque U basketball game. Donations may be dropped in town boxes or sent to Cornelia Wilson Marie LeFebre or Mrs M Nesbit.

Holland Theatre Central Dubuque U Cornelia Wilson Marie LeFebre Wilson Jewelry Mrs. M. Nesbit Marion County March of Dimes

Farm Bureau Special Meeting at Memorial Hall

A Farm Bureau meeting open to all farmers and town residents is set for Monday night at Memorial Hall at 7 30. Marion County Extension Director Leo Waggoner will discuss fertilizers and soil-test needs, Bill LeMaster will outline services and the Bureau's legislative program, Paul Jones will cover Bureau insurance options. Representatives will answer questions.

Memorial Hall Bureau O Leo Waggoner Marion County Bill le Master Organ Paul Jones Farm Bureaus

Dr Hughes to Speak on Forage Utilization in Knoxville

Dr Hughes will discuss Utilization of Forage Crops at the Legion Hall Knoxville at 1 30 PM February 16. The talk covers efficient use of roughages for corn allotments and notes his work at the Albia pasture farm with results to share including Birdsfoot trefoil Ludroni Clover Lespedera Reed’s Canary Grass and other forages.

Hughes Legion Hall Knoxville

Central B Team Falls to Drake Freshmen 59 43

Drake Freshmen end Central B team’s three game win streak with a 59 to 43 victory at the Drake field house on Monday February 6. Drake led 42 21 at halftime and Central B drops to 4 4 on the season.

Drake

Women Observe World Day of Prayer at Baptist Church

The World Day of Prayer will be observed in 90 countries with women meeting at the Baptist Church in Pella at 2 p.m. on Friday February 24. The event spans many languages and continents with Christian women worldwide anticipated to join in prayer starting in Fiji at dawn and moving westward across the globe.

The Baptist Church Pella

Benefits of Music Training Outlined For Rotary Club

Rotary heard how music training aids youth development and character. Fred Whalley described bands as discipline builders, timing, teamwork, and respect for others. Five girl soloists from school bands performed on flute oboe clarinet horn and saxophone to applause.

Tysseling Fred Whalley Rotary Whalley Alben Barkley Barbara Boat Beth Ann Brom Mary Alice Buwalda Peggy Kuyper Wilma Keuning

Pella Junior High Narrowly Falls to Oskaloosa 25 21

The Pella Junior High lost to Oskaloosa 25 to 21 in a tight game at Os kaloosa on Monday February 6. Pella led briefly early but trailed 8 9 at halftime before the Midgets took a slim third quarter edge and held on for the win. Next games listed include February 9 at Pella Christian and February 18 against Attica.

Junior High Oskaloosa Pella Osky Osky Boys Pella Christian High School Attica Attien

Boy Scouts to Worship at Second Church Sunday

Troop No. 873 Boy Scouts will worship in a body at the Second Reformed Church Sunday as part of observance of the 40th anniversary. The scouts meet every Monday evening at Lincoln School.

Boy Scouts Second Reformed Church Lincoln School

Start Rehearsals for Municipal Band Monday Evening

Fred Whalley will direct the Pella Municipal Band with instrumental lessons for public schools. First practice starts Monday at 7 30 pm in the band room above the fire station. Invitations have gone to former band members and others who play instruments. about forty musicians expected. A compensation plan for selected players is under a committee's supervision.

Fred Whalley Pella Whalley

Story of Faith Retold at College Chapel

Lieutenant James C. Whitaker appears at Douwstra Chapel at 11:00 a.m. Monday February 13 to recount the faith out of World War II and the Rickenbacker raft catastrophe. The tale, dramatized in film and newspapers, remains a best seller. The public is invited to hear him in person.

James C. Whitaker Douwstra Chapel Whitaker

Obermayr to judge Pella art show March 1

Raymond E. Obermayr, a widely known midwestern artist and art educator, will judge and award prizes at the second Pella and vicinity all community art show on Wednesday March 1. He teaches painting and commercial design at Eastern Illinois State College and has exhibited widely including Walker Art Center and the Art Institute of Chicago.

Raymond E. Oberma Pella Obermayr Eastern Illinois State College Charleston University of Wisconsin The Sorbonne University of Parand Wiscons State Teachers College Milwaukee Wisconsin Walker Art Center Minneapolis Art Institute of Chicago Milwaukee Art Institute Layton Art Gallery Art News Magazine Mr. Obermayr

Mrs. Cole Celebrates 60th Birthday at Klyn Home

Mrs. C N Cole marked her 60th birthday on Monday February 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Klyn with whom she lives. Numerous friends visited in the afternoon to extend congratulations and Mrs Klyn served refreshments. Mrs Cole received cards gifts and flowers and remained in good health and spirits.

Etta Cole Jim Klyn Klyn C. N. Cole Prins

Sectional Tourney to Begin Here Week of February 20

Sectional basketball tournaments schedule set for the local high school gym. Eight Class B teams compete in one bracket while Class A includes Pella Knoxville New Sharon with Lacey Beech Sully Dallas and Melcher. Preliminary games start Monday at 7 00 p m with later rounds through Friday February 24. Winners advance to the District Tournament starting March 6.

Pella Knoxville New Sharon Lacey Beech Sully Dallas Bhville Melcher Asuntville

Examination for Sub Clerkship Otley Post Office

N J Oganovic announces an exam for Substitute Clerk positions at Otley Post Office on February 17 1950. Test time 5 10 PM at Court House E Walnut St Des Moines. Start pay 106 per hour. Applicants must be US citizens or owe allegiance. Ages 18 to 50 with veterans or federal service veterans exempt. Four hour written test. Obtain application forms from Post master or Eighth U S Civil Service Regional Office Saint Paul Minnesota. Bring completed forms to test.

N. J. Oganovic Eighth Civil Service Saint Paul Minnesota Otley Court House E. Walnut Des Moines United States War Service U. S. Civil Service Offic Saint Paul 1

Demonstration on Carcass Grading in Oskaloosa

Mahaska County swine producers are invited to a carcass grading demonstration at the Oskaloosa Methodist Church basement on Friday February 10 at 1 20 p m. Morrell & Co Ottumwa will supply carcasses and discuss wholesale meat preferences while I Quaife Extension specialist from State College will discuss producer perspectives and economic Hog weight targets 225 275 5 pounds are highlighted as examples to show how hog type can be shifted to meet lard market needs.

Methodist Oskaloosa Mahaska County Morrell & Co Ottumwa John Dohogne BF. I. Quaife Tve Town State College Hose Methodist’ Church

Memorial plaque honors Tunis Prins at Central College

A memorial service at Douwstra Chapel marked the memory of Rev erend Tunis Prins professor of physical education. A commemorative plaque with a sportsmanship award inscription was presented by Dr. T. G. Fultz to Richard Tysseling of the athletic department. The service included Scripture, prayers, anthems, and a performance by the central choir, leaving attendees with a lasting respect for Prins’ influence on students and community.

Tunis W. Prins Douwstra Chapel Richard Tysseling G. T. Vander Lugt Central College T. G. Fultz Story Tunis Prins Central Purday Grieg Thomas G. Fultz D.V.M Richard A. Tysseling

Little Dutch Fall Short in Chariton Heartbreaker

Pella's Little Dutch battled hard against Chariton Chargers Friday night but fell 38 to 34. Shupe and Beardsley led Chariton with 10 points each, Carl Ver Stee had 10 for Pella, and the clubs each made 15 field goals while Chariton hit 8 free throws to 4.

Pella Chariton Chargers Chariton Boys Tharmargin Shupe Beardsley Carl Ver Stee Pelli Borgman Pella Re ‘Ves Don van Hemert Hoff Ream Albin Albia

Station KEBS 620 On Your Dial Events

Radio guide lists Feb schedule across churches and a concert. Prof Donald Phillips performs Feb 14 7 to 7 30 p m. Central Coll program Feb 15 7 to 8 20 p m. Central Dublin Basketball Feb 17 6 30 to 10 p m. Church services Feb 19 at First Christian Reformed and Third Reformed with matins and evening services.

KEBS Kellis Pam Church Si First Chu Reformed Third Reformed Donald Phillips Central Dublayne Christian Reformed

Pella Scouts Observe 40th Anniversary

Local Explorer Scouts mark the 40th founding anniversary with a window display at Penney’s showing history ranks and activities. Meetings occur at Lincoln School on Monday and Tuesday evenings with dress rehearsal Wednesday. Scoutmaster Kill Vrandt invites boys eleven and older to join as patrols reorganize. nine candidates in class and a new patrol form. Plans include attending the Council Exposition at KRNT theater in March and a representative at the second National Jamboree at Valley Forge next summer.

Penney's Lincoln School

Long wait ends as Decorah holds 81st Christmas

Mrs Julius S Field returns to Decorah for Christmas after 81 years away. Her last visit as a child marks a long overdue reunion with the town during the holidays.

Julius S. Field Decorah

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la. Wesleyan J. Vander Linden Farmers Special Bureau Rotary Club Matt Heerema Charley Dykstra Paul Harris Fund Eldon Ray Dockendorf Aunt Lilly College Chapel R. Obermayr Tuis Prins Power and Light Izeas Chronicle Nk de Wit Geoffrey O'Hara Edith Sedrel le Cocq Dean H. W. Pietenpol Tunis W. Prins Little Dutch Boy Valley Forge
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