Central College Applies for Student Relief Funds
Central College is among forty Iowa colleges applying for student relief employment funds. Delegates Dean Pietenpol and H J Vanden Berg prepared applications in Des Moines and sent them to Washington. The program directs new student work in dining rooms, libraries, or janitorial tasks, with a Central quota of sixteen. Approval is pending. The article also covers campus debates, YW and YM activities, Lincoln’s birthday observance, and an upcoming Maud Scheerer reading event.
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Central
Des Moines
Pietenpol
H. J. Vanden Berg
Washington
Central College
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Surprising visits and weddings mark community week
A busy stretch features a surprise visit by Mrs. L D Warner of Prairie City visiting her daughter Mrs. W A Bert Van Vark, a pre nuptial shower for Miss Carolina Walraven, a lavish wedding at the Home For the Aged of William Van Rheenen and Angeline Kolenbrander, and a double wedding at the Walraven home with Beulah Wheeler and Carolina Elizabeth Walraven tying with Delis Walraven and John Zuidema. The social calendar also notes a piano recital by June Kiser, club visits, and a farewell for the Grandia family as they move to a farm west of Oskaloosa.
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Steven Vander Zyl
Gerrit Vander Hart
Percy
Gerrit Arkema
Carolina Walraven
Wilma
Agnes Bensink
Gerrit Walraven
Gerrit Wairaven
Francis de Geus
Gladys
Richard Lautenbach
Richarda
Elias Kolenbrander
Harold Walraven
la Velma Walraven
John Walraven
Delis Walraven
Beulah Wheeler
Janet de Geus
Wilma Bensink
Ed Jelsma
Bertha Brammel
Delos Jelsma
Aygnes Vander Hart
Clara Jelsma
Martha Ver Schuer
Gertrude Ver Schuer
Albert Ver Schuer
Wanda Cooper
Cecile Wheeler
Nd Birs
Albert ‘Tysseling
Ruth and
Arville
Andrew de Geus
William van Rheenen
Angeline Kolenbrander
Rev. G. Menning
Third Reformed Church
K.P. de Jong
John van der Ploeg
van Rheenen
Henry van Rheenen
Galesburg Road
Gerrit Kolenbrander
Home For
A. C. Grandia
Irma
Leighton
Grandia
Grandias
Oskaloosa
June Kiser
Kirs
S. F. Cole
Greenwald
Roseta de Bruin
Hamer Vaise
Chopin June Kiser
Alta Marie Byers
Godard
Ryder June Kiser
Wyman
Mary Meulpolder
Rachmaninoff
Gerard June Kiser
G. B. Kolenbrander
Third Reformed Mission Circle
Miss Kolenbrander
Mr. van Rheenen
Beardena Kolenbrander
Agnes
Betty van Rheenen
Walraven-Wheeler Zuidema-Walraven
A. Haverkamp
First Reformed Church
Gerrit’ Walraven
Monroe
Carolina Elizabeth Walraven
John Zuidema
Sully
Mrs. Walraven
B.C
Debating teams tour Iowa and beyond this week
Bernice Schulekam and Ermina Dunn visited Iowa City relatives while debates unfold off campus. John Hunt and John Niewsma met Ames opponents at Odel for farm policy production control debate, with Dean Pietenpol present. Separate debates spoke at Indianola and Culver-Stockton Canton Carthage and Macomb events featuring Adelaide Sybenga Bernice Dykstra Alfred Van der Ploog Clarence Van Dellen Elizabeth Liggett Vera Newgard Robert Spanagel and John Niewsma.
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John Hunt
John Niewsma
Ames
Odel
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Dean Pietenpol
Simpson
Indianola
Adelaide Sybenga
Bernice
Dykstra
Alfred van der Ploog
Clarence van Dellen
Genera van Emerik
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Missouri
Carthage College
Carthage
Western State Teachers College
Macomb
Illinois
Elizabeth Liggett
Vera Newgard
Robert Spanagel
United Services At Churches Baptist Church
United church services Sunday at 10 a.m. Beginners meet in their department while older members gather in the Auditorium for a united service from 10 to 11 20 a.m. Rev L James Kindig preaches with B Y P U at 6 30 p.m. Farewell for Rev Kindig at 7 30 p.m. Thursday is High School night with youths as guests. Sermon “In the Harness with God.” Friday Boosters program followed by Rev Kindig preaching “Home, Sweet Home.” Everyone invited.
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Baptist Churcsh United Service
United Service
James Kindig
Kindig
Boosters
Rev. Kindig
Dutch literary giants echo in Pella library notes
The article highlights Erasmus and Dutch writers who shaped literature in Holland and after settling in Pella. It lists Joost van den Vondel, Cats, Bilderdyk, Jacob van Lennep, Nicolaus Beets, Tollens, Couperus, Blok and others, noting their works and influence, and mentions local library holdings and a community event with a dinner and program at the Methodist church including a toast, music, and readings.
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Pella
Holland
Erasmus
Rotterdam
Spinoza
Grotius
de Goeto
Joost van den Vondell
Lucifer
Milton
Adam
van Noppen
Ats
Eas
Shakespeare
Fllem Bilderdyk
Louis Napoleon
Walter Scott
Jacob van Lennep
Byron
Nicolaus Beets
Hildebrand
St. Paul
Hendrik Tollens
Louis Couperus
Peter J. Blok
Pella Civic League adopts revised constitution
In church gathering Rev Danhof presided as the Pella Civic League renamed itself the Pella Christian Civic League. The body adopted a constitution with changes renaming the group and striking a premillennial clause, set dues at 25 cents, and discussed officer recall and meeting frequency. An upcoming membership drive was planned.
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Pella
H. Vander Ark
Pella Civic League
Pella Christian Civic League
God
Jesus Christ
de Koekkoek
League
Paul de Kockkoek
McClain Leads Parsons to 38 30 win over Central
Parsons forward Carl McClain scored 18 of his team's 38 points to lead a 38 30 victory over Central on Tuesday. McClain started the scoring and helped widen the lead as Nelson of Central topped the opponents with six goals and one free throw.
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Carl McClain
Parsons
Central
McClain
Kregel
Hill
Nelson
Hil
Scott
Marquis
Long
Hynd
White
Finney
Pella High Defeats Sigourney High In 82 To 12 Victory
Pella high crushed Sigourney high on the Central college floor 82 to 12 as Don Menning and Liter led with ten and nine points. Sigourney’s Knight and Hudson each scored five as Pella’s second string dominated the second half. The Sigourney Savages had only one loss in fourteen before, but could not stop Pella’s fast breaks and accurate passing.
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Pella High
Sigourney High
Central College
Sigourney Crew
Sigourney
Knight
Klein
Liter
Wilkins
Don Menning
Joe van Arkel
Pella
Wilkin
D. Menning
Hudson
Pella EG PT Pry
Bevans
Heerema
Bosvelde
R. Menning
Wisse
van Arkel
de Winter
Sigourney Seconds
Sigourney Savages
Pella Seconds
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule Card
A church schedule lists 9:30 a m Sunday school 10:45 a m sermon What Does It Mean to be Called a Christian 00 p m sermon Overgang Uit den Dood in het Leven 7:30 p m sermon Drawing Near to God.
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Het Leven
Evening church program outlines three sermons and a service
At 10 45 a m the Miraculous Darkness is scheduled followed by 2 00 p m Jesus virtwillig lijdende naar den wil van God and 7 30 p m A sick man and his recovery. The listings indicate a religious program with multiple talks and a healing themed sermon.
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Jesus
Wil van God
Sunday church services with Prof. Menninga at pulpit
The schedule lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 80 p m. Prof George Menninga will occupy the pulpit for both morning and evening services.
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George Menninga
Pella High School Honor Roll Names by Class Year
The Pella High School honor roll for the semester lists seniors Joe Van Arkel William Gosselink Ray Van Heukelom William De Jong Harold Ver Meer George Vande Noord Wilma Bensink Esther R Bosch Bernice Carter Elizabeth Van Heukelom Henrietta Hoksbergen Lucille Hollebrands Ella Ver Meer Anna Slocum Thelma Ulrich Grada Vande Voort juniors Arthur Wormhoudt Helen Bogard Kathryn Braathart Virginia Fowler Ardella Grandia Janet De Jong Ardys Klein Bernice Langerak Jeanetta Mol Elizabeth Rietveld Sophomores Jean Cook Herbert Wormhoudt Phyllis Carter Ruth Heerema Alda Mae Van Heuketom Dorothy Van Howeling Maria Janaz Alice Kernbergen Margaretta Slobe Ardith Wilson Mildred Vander Zyl Freshmen Clarence Langerak Esley Langerak Ray Tysseling Wilma Vande Geest Virginia Van Gorp Joan Kuyper Lucille Paltzer Mary L Renaud Betty Ries
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Pella High School
Joe van Arkel
William Gosselink
Ray van Heukelom
William de Jong Harold Ver Meer
George Vande Noord
Wilma Bensink
Esther R. Bosch
Bernice Carter
Elizabeth van Heukelom
Henrietta Hoksbergen
Lucille Hollebrands
Ella Ver Meer
Anna Slocum Thelma Ulrich Grada Vande Voort
Junior Hospers ‘Arthur_Wormhoudt
Helen Bogard
Kathryn Braath
Alice Kernbergen
Margaretta Slobe Ardith Wilson
Mildred Vander Zyl
Clarence Langerak
Esley, Langerak Ray Tysseling
Wilma Vande Geest
Virginia van Gorp
Joan Kuyper
Lucille Paltzer
Mary L. Renaud
Betty Ries
Oskaloosa Fire Confined to Barber Shop Area
A fire at 126 High Avenue West in the K P building damaged the Merrill Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, costing about 3500 dollars. Origin traced to a hot water heater in the rear room. the blaze became evident at 7 50 p.m. and was contained by quick fire department action before spreading through the east wall or to the Leader Store.
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Merrill
Fred Priest
High Avenue West
K. P
Pasesrsky
Leader
Fire damages Leader Store basement, losses estimated
A fire in the west basement of the Leader Store caused minor structure damage and an estimated 1,000 dollars to the building and 2,500 dollars to contents. Owners Joe and Wendell Merrill lacked insurance on their equipment.
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Leader
Joe
Wendell Merrill
Oskaloosa Tribune
Fashion Rules Blonds Out In Spring
Springfield, Mass. fashion writers predict a shift in youth style for spring. The boyish bob will fade as girls seek more curves, heavier brows, crimson lips, and less cheek makeup to align with hairdressers' dictates.
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Springfield
Mass
Eddyville Fire Ravages Home and Lumber Yard Losses
The Eddyville fire department responded to two blazes on a busy day. The Orville Maloy home west of Eddyville burned after a chimney fire, with water shortages hindering saves. most furniture and first floor contents were moved out, but the home and second floor furnishings were a total loss. The Traux lumber yard and hardware store fire, fueled by a southwest wind, destroyed the building despite efforts to shield adjacent structures. Losses run to thousands, with some insurance coverage noted.
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Orville Maloy
Eddyville
Traux
Maloy
Albia
Eddyville Tribune
Hunters Stop 81 Carloads in Hunt Crackdown
A deputy warden and police stopped 81 carloads of hunters touring from larger cities. Officers searched the vehicles for unlawful game and found an uncased gun wrapped in a blanket in one car. Also noting a separate incident, Queen the lioness killed her mate Roger in a St. Louis cage during a winter-quarters inspection by a Cincinnati delegation.
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Police’ Department
Queen
Saturday
Roger
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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