Cadet Teachers and Substituted Subjects Listed
School News lists cadet teachers and the subjects they will teach with regular teachers for each subject. Names include Lewis Jones Economics for Buerkens Carol Patty Economics for Claypool Robert Taylor US History for Gosselink 4 Ford US History for Ford Modern History for Gosselink Alex Mirissi Biology for Groendyke Eldon Gearhart General Science for Groendyke Burton Paullin Bookkeeping for Henry Frank Smits Algebra I for Ver Heul Stanley Rocloffs Plane Geometry for Ver Heul Frank Furda Algebra for George Heusinkvelt Soph English for Hopley Wayne Pos Soph English for Hopley Henry Geery Civics for Huner Gladys Hyink Fresh English for Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Buerkens
Carol Patty
Claypool
Robert Taylor
U. S
Gosselink
Ford
Alex Mirissi
Groendyke
Eldon Gearhart
Burton Paullin
Henry
Frank Smits
Stanley Rocloffs
Frank Furda
George Heusinkvelt
Soph
Hopley
Wayne Pos
Henry Geery
Huner
Practice Teachers for the Grades in Lincoln and Christian Schools
A list identifies practice teachers and the regular teachers they cover across grades at Lincoln Building and Christian School. Adrianna Kempkes Grade 1 for Miss Beebe and Freda Den Burger Grade 3 for Brooks are among names. Almira Klein handles grades 4 and 6 for Ver Steeg, Caroline Dykstra grades 5 and 6 for Prange, Geneva Wilder grade 7 for Lautenbach, Pleasant Figgens grade 8 for Nutting, and Margaret Vander Linden Grade 1 for Purcell. Cornelia Van Gorp Grade 2 for Jackson, Marcella Sikkink Grade 3 for Cramel, Mildred Kemink grades 6 and 7 for Mrs. Roseboom, and Mr Spicer Grade 5 for Mrs. Roseboom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Adrianna Kempkes
Miss Beebe
Freda den Burger
Brooks
Almira Klein
Ver Steeg
Caroline Dykstra
Prange
Geneva Wilder
Lautenbach
Pleasant Figgens
Nutting
Lincoln Buildin
Margaret Vander Linden
Purcell
Cornelia van Gorp
Jackson
Marcella Sikkink
Cramel
Fourth to sixth graders hold school room concert
A report from a school room notes fourth to sixth graders performing a concert last week. Students from Miss Van Sittert's and Mr Rubys rooms, including Ione Lankelma Billy Lankelma Wayne Lubberden Albert Van Houweling Ken Warner Robert Lee Van Zante and others, share perfect attendance for six weeks. The piece mentions spring, Lincoln and Washington study, three part songs, and February birthdays. A separate tragic notice reports Jesse Sherrow of Lexington Ky burning to death in a house fire while trying to rescue his son, who also died from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ruby
Ione Lankelma
Billy Lankelma
Wayne Lubberden
Albert van Houweling
Kenneth Warner
Robert Lee van Zante
Miss van Sittert
Billie Curtis
Ralph Heerema
Tony van Setten
Ruth Elaine van Baale
Betty Crum
Martha Rietveld
Lena Lents
Erma Roorda
Erma
Lincoln
Washington
Marcia Kuyper
Viola Beyer
Lincoln School
Viola
Jesse Sherrow
Lexington
Even Dogs Know A Thing or Two At The Hotel
Ginger the Boston bull owned by Mrs. J R Gezel at the hotel behaves almost human. He listens closely, smiles at some guests, cries on command, and eagerly towns for ice cream cones. He recalls a former playmate, Trixy, and visits the lobby each morning to see if guests still speak to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Rambler
Ginger
J. R. Gezel
Dog
Joe de Geest
Gezel
Trixy
Neal De Prenger Dies Suddenly
Funeral services were held at the home and the Reformed church in Sully for Neal De Prenger who died suddenly Friday afternoon about 5:00 o clock after a two day illness with influenza. He is survived by his widow five children Carl Mrs Will Van Sant Mrs Oliver Wisgerhof Mrs Dale Atwood and Mrs Dick Baarda two brothers John De Prenger of Pella and Dingen De Prenger of Leighton. He was a man of fine character and had many friends who regret his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Neal de Prenger
Philosophy Club Discusses Voltaire
The Philosophy Club of Central College met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Heerema, with Howard McKee hosting. McKee read a paper and led a two hour discussion on Voltaire examining religion, fear, superstition, and Voltaire's life and work in his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosophy Club
Central College
Martin Heerema
Howard McKee
Voltaire
Sheriff Grundman Catches Bandit G Graham in 1931
Knoxville Iowa February 10 1931 reports Sheriff Paul Grundman then chief of police at Pella captured a man named Paul Graham who later claimed the name George Graham 25 after an auto chase through Pella streets. He abandoned his car and tried to flee through a pasture ending the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Paul Grundman
Pella
Paul Graham
George Graham
Car thief Graham sentenced to ten years in Iowa prison
Monday afternoon in Ottumwa Graham, who forced William R. Shepherd to drive him to Hedrick with a gun, was captured by Grandman. He had discarded the weapon before arrest and received a ten year sentence from Ottumwa to Anamosa for stealing the car. He had been paroled recently as officers in southern Iowa hunt two other suspects James Thompson and Graham for recent car thefts across Osceola Ottumwa Fairfield and Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ottumwa
William R. Shepherd
Hedrick
Shepherd
Grandman
Anamosa
Towa
George Graham
James Thompson
Osceola
Fairfield
Wash
Two Men Charged After Osceola Robbery and Escapes
In Osceola Iowa two men Thompson and Graham allegedly robbed Kraft Clothing Co. early Monday and fired at officer Ralph Adams. The pair, recently married, are former reformatory inmates at Anamosa Knoxvi ll e Express, and their wives are jailed in Clarke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Iowa
Kraft Clothing Co
Osceola
Ralph Adams
Clarke County
Thompson
Graham
Anamosa
Knoxville Express
Pageant at Second Reformed tells church’s 75 year story
An audience at the Second Reformed church Monday night watched a pageant titled Back to Beginnings that traced 75 years of growth from Dutch persecution in Holland to founding in America and the English speaking church in Pella. Rev. J Prins led readings as a talented cast enacted the history from 19 worshippers to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
J. Prins
Holland
God
House of Light
First’ Reformed Church
East First Street
Suffient
First Year Church Growth and Pageant Roles
The article recalls a first year of growth for a church with a pageant featuring the pastor and two former pastors Rev. W. J. Van Kersen and Rev. H. C. Jacobs. It notes the church has had 11 pastors in its history and mentions a fatal fire in Iloilo on Panay Island near Manila where seven people died, including five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. van Kersen
H. C. Jacobs
Iloilo
Panay
Manila
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys Hyink
Lockhart
Dorothy Wormhoudt
Washington Street
G. H. Wormhoudt Estate
Oliver
Oliver Row
White Way Auto Co
Ferne Alferts
Christian School
Mildred Kemink
Roseboom
Spicer
Vander Linden
Hotel Pella
Philosophy
Grundman
G. Graham
Will Dockendorff and Sons
Danville, Iowa
John Boerefyn
Roy van Heukelom
Leighton
Atlas
Marion County
MR. Merchant
Pella, Iowa
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