Fourteen Pella Students Named to Central Dean's List
Fourteen students from Pella were listed on Central College's Dean's List for the current school year. The honorees include sophomores Senioeg and Mar and Beulah Roorda and juniors Bob L. Borgman Ellen De Geus Sara Anne Gosselink and Arlene Ver Ploeg. Freshmen are Anne Bals tad Judy Cook Murray Goemaat Nancy Groendyke Ronnie Kuy per and Joyce Leu. To qualify, required minimum grade averages were met from the previous semester with optional class attendance for upperclassmen and all listed students had the right to attend class under the dean’s policy.
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Pella
Senioeg
Mar
Beulah Roorda
Bob L. Borgman
Ellen de Geus
Sara Anne Gosselink
Arlene Ver Ploeg
Anne Balstad
Judy Cook
Murray Goemaat
Nancy Groendyke
Ronnie Kuyper
Joyce Leu
Bond Chairs Earn Praise for 1954 Savings Bond Sales
E L Job of Knoxville and Peter H Kuyper of Pella, county chairs for the savings bonds division, received personal notes of commendation from Earl O Shreve, national sales director. Shreve lauded Iowa for exceeding the 1954 quota and praised the volunteers, banks, and media for strong bond performance. He noted Iowa's top ranking in dollar volume and highlighted the Series H Bond appeal and semiannual interest checks. He closed with further congratulations and appreciation.
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E. L. Job
Knoxville
Peter H. Kuyper
Pella
Earl O. Shreve
United States Savings
Shreve
Mapleton
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Cizens
Shreveport Official Leads Savings Bonds Drive Return
Shreveport and Electric Corp. veteran vice president gave up retirement plans to direct the savings bonds sales program, praising the department for its support and long association with the firm.
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Ry Department
Shrevecon
Can Electric Corp
South Central Conference standings tighten after week eight
By Gary Lenhart South Central Conference standings show three teams completed league schedules with Valley needing one win to secure the title for the first time. Pella and Winterset also finished, while Knoxville clinched third. Last week results include Winterset 53 Chariton 43 and Valley 68 Lincoln 50.
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Wol Pet
Valley
Pella
Knoxvil
Chariton
Winterset
Indianola
Knoxvi Winterset
West Des Moines Valley
Knoxville
Colfax
Albia
Bloomfield
Lincoln
Iowa Hunting Deaths Declined in 1954
The State Conservation Commission and Department of Health report fewer accidental shooting deaths in 1954 with an early toll of 19 versus 27 in 1963. November saw five deaths, October had four, and national 1954 data are unavailable. Non fatal accidents in Iowa are not tracked by state agencies.
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State Conservation Commission
Department of Health
Iowa
State Department of Health
National Rifle Aron
Home and Flower Show Opens Feb 1927 in Des Moines
Des Moines readies a grand indoor spectacle of flowers landscaping and home design at the new 5 million dollar Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Over 100 workers will toil around the clock for six days to complete the final push ahead of the February 1927 event with months of planning culminating in a major Midwest showcase.
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Des Moines
Midwest
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines Auto Show to Feature Full-Size Model Home
Builders and landscapers will spend a day constructing a furnished model home and six modern gardens in a 40,000 square-foot arena for the Des Moines Auto Show opening Saturday Feb 19. Carpenters electricians heating nursery and floral experts work in coordination for a two-stage display featuring 9 000 flowering plants 160 shrubs and trees and a floral garden setting beside 125 home product exhibits in the exhibition hall.
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Allertons
Isuitders Ar ‘Association
Allied Florists of
Des Moines
Tame two year old cow buffalo becomes a family pet near Jefferson
In Squirrel Hollow near Jefferson residents report a two year old cow buffalo that roams the area. The animal, kept by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meyers who acquired it last year, is very tame and considered a family pet by locals.
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Squirrel Hollow
Jefferson
Leonard Meyers
KEBS Radio Schedule Feb 11 17 Highlights and Church Services
The KEBS schedule lists programs for the week with religious services at Second Reformed Church and First Christian Reformed Church. Highlights include Sacred Music, Church Services, Community News, and campus programming across days Friday through Monday with various time blocks and live broadcasts.
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Second Reformed Church
Mae T Hird Reformed Church
First Christian Reformed
Netane
Holla Church Parvice
Christian Reformed
Second Christian Reformed Church
Tenga Penal
Td Reformed Church
Bebe
Community Newe
Sacred Mi
Oleartight
Community New
Campus
Central Spotlight
Community News
Record Review
Turmee
Obscure Home for the Aged Memoir Recap
A fragmentary note from the Home for the Aged recalls February events and anniversaries. Names like Nellie Kutper and Henry Vroefer appear alongside visitors from Des Moines and the Netherlands. The text mentions courage and remembrance in a dated, incomplete register fragment.
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Nellie Kutper
Henry Vern
L. Wieland van Zee
Des Ines Cael
Oi Gate Ocean
Litera Romans
Des Des Moines
Dirk de
Paul Po
Knoxville
M. Vnus van i
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