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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1955

Page

9

Central College Band to Present March 4 Concert

The Central College concert band will perform March 4 1955 at 8 p.m. in Douwstra Chapel with 60 members in a balanced program featuring Soliloquy a new baritone solo by Glenn Gosse link first formed at Tulane University in 1963. Other pieces include Nutcracker Suite arrangements Thunder Bird Overture Ballade in minor and Lament. Audience invited to a free evening with Pella band members Van Zomeren listed among performers.

Central College Douwstra Chapel Glenn Gosselink Tulane University Tschaikowsky Clair Johnson Philip Long Wariors Beethoven Brahms Will Ttje Composers Press U S U. A Blas Ea Robert Rittenhouse Pella van Zomeren

P. H. S. Musicians to Take Part in Monroe Festival

The vocal music and band departments of Pella public schools will participate in the Fifth Annual Music Festival to be held in Monroe Monday February 28. Music directors Fre Whalley and Anne Tysseling note the event originated five years ago and has grown with cooperation from neighboring high school music departments. Drake University Bands director Daniel Martino will feature at the festival.

Pella Public Schools Monroe Cording

Cancer Workers Rally Regional Meeting In Iowa

Cancer workers from nine counties attended an all day regional meeting in April. Leaders included Mrs. M. C. Van from North Marion County Chapter and Dr. A. S. Evers who spoke on progress in cancer fight and new drugs.

Cancer Workers M. C. van North Marion County Daryl Stamp Iowa City Lucille M. Anderson Chariton Marshall 1Bake Mason City Anne Wilson Dubuque Amvets A. 5. Evers Evers

Cancer talk outlines new treatments and hopeful factors

The speaker discussed easing cancer pain and emerging procedures, noting hormones and enzymes influence cancer cell growth. He closed with optimism, though acknowledging a precise cancer factor remains undiscovered.

Pitas

Three Nominees Filed for County Board of Education

Nominating petitions are filed for three men to serve six year terms on the County Board of Education in Area 1. C. W. De Geus of Summit Township Albert Dykstra also of Summit Township and Dwight Harvey of Red Rock Township await voter selection at the regular district school election on March 14. Dykstra is the current member, serving since the board’s establishment in 1948.

County Board of Education C. W. de Geus Summit Township Albert Dykstra Dwight Harvey Red Rock

Pella Drives In $2,650 For March of Dimes

Chairman Dick Lautenbach reports that the People of Pella contributed 2650.00 to the March of Dimes on Wednesday morning February 23. He notes gifts are still welcome from anyone overlooked in the drive.

Pella Dick Lautenbach Pella March of Dimes

Monroe Music Festival Opens With Large Ensemble

A 200 piece main band drawn from participating schools will be directed by an associate professor from Central College. A 240 voice chorus formed from quartets will be led by Lawrence Groeters. Newton High School provides a 60 piece orchestra under Eugene Burton. Rehearsals start at 10 a.m. Monday at the school gym and Monroe Methodist Church for a 7:45 p.m. concert in Monroe High School auditorium, now seating 1,000. Admission 60 cents adults, free for students.

Laurence Groeters Central College Newton High School Eugene Burton Newton Methodist Church Monroe Monroe High School Monroe Auditorium

Webster Junior High Band Concert at the auditorium

The Webster Junior High Band will present a short evening concert with about 50 students from 6th to 7th and 8th grades. The program includes On the Hike, Sunset Waltz, Cathedral Hour, Pass on Parade, Saxophone trio, In a Dance, Field General, and March. Band parents will hold their regular March meeting after the concert.

Webster Junior High

Clinic For School Bus Drivers Held In Monroe

The annual clinic for school bus drivers in this area will be held in Monroe on Friday March 4. Registration at 9 45 and dismissal at 2 30. State clinics aim to improve efficiency of bus routes with topics on traffic laws accident prevention bus operation maintenance and reporting. Pella drivers listed include Floris Guerts Carl De Vries Paul Mep pelink Lou Schuring Henry Kuyper and Tom Mitchell.

Monroe Pella Floris Guerts Carl de Vries Paul Meppelink Lou Schuring Henry Kuyper Tom Mitchell

Pella Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting On March 5

Chairman T G Fults calls for the Pella Red Cross annual meeting to be held Saturday March 5 in the Legion Building dining room at 2 00 pm Officers will be elected reports read and supplies for the annual fund drive distributed Rural and city area solicitors will be notified by card or letter The meeting is open to all and will review the chapter's past year achievements.

T. G. Fults Pella Red Cross Legion Building Pella

Christian School District Meeting Here February 25

The annual District V meeting of the National Union of Christian Schools will be held Friday February 26 in Pella. Activities include a 12:00 dinner by the Pella Christian High School Ladies Auxiliary, an afternoon session starting at 1:30 with Dr. P Y De Jong and John Vander Ark, and an evening session at 7:30 pm at the Second Christian Reform Church auditorium with Rev C Re Veenstra. Public invited to both sessions and a display of educational materials will be on view at Christian High School.

National Union of Christian Schools District V Pella John Vander Ark Christian High School P. Y. de Jong Vander Ark Christian Reformed Church C. Re Veenstra First Christian Reformed Church of

Boat Elected President of Pella Golf and Country Club

The Pella Golf and Country Club board held its February organizational meeting. Gil Boat was elected president with Ralph Grundman as vice president Anthony Tysseling secretary Will Baer treasurer. committee appointments set for the year and reports due at the next board meeting.

Pella Golf and Country Club Gil Boat Ralph Grundman Anthony Tysseling Will Baer Aen

World Day of Prayer observed at Otley Reformed Church

Otley Reformed Church hosts World Day of Prayer on Friday February 25 at 2 00 pm inviting all women and members of several local groups to attend a service themed Abide in Me and in prayer with Christians worldwide. A social hour follows the service for all attendees.

Otley Reformed Church Bible Hour Society Otley Christian Reformed Church Bethel Ladies’ Aid The Tool’s Chapel Aid Sunshine Bible Class

Italian violinist to perform for high school students February 2

Italian violinist will appear before Pella High students on February 2 as part of a traveling program reaching more than 360 schools across the East coast and beyond. The Herald notes the concert aims to inspire with a dazzling display of violin mastery.

Viglinist Ao Omarion Iam Florida Herald Arizona Star Helfers

Seven Men Awarded Play Tickets as Most Courteous Drivers

Louis Schuring Marion Roor da Andy Van Berkum Nick Van der Ploeg Dr T G Fultz Klaas Int Veld and Dr W C Ver Ploeg received Most Courteous Drivers Awards from Pella citizens for courteous driving last weekend. Alpha Psi Omega with Mayor Tunis H Klein and Chief Joe De Hoog arranged. Winners will attend one showing of Detective Story tonight or Friday at Central College.

Louis Schuring Marion Roorda Andy van Berkum Nick Vander Ploeg T. G. Fultz Klaas

YWCA Sale of Services Planned in Pella March 5

Central College YWCA members offer services to Pella residents on Saturday March 5 to raise funds for the Centennial Fund. Roles include housework baby sitting typing meal prep waiting on tables and sales work. Call Graham Hall 18 by Friday March 4 to arrange and specify the job.

Central College Ywca Pella Christian Association Miss Central Graham Hall Ywca Centennial Fund Chronicle

Veterans Finish Farm Training for World War Two Vets

A group of World War Two veterans completed the Institutional on the Farm Training Class at the High School. Ernest De Cook of Pella led the program as instructor for thirteen months. Twelve were enrolled by January 1, four will transfer to Knoxville to end their course. Veterans honored for finishing four years of instruction include Mar Vander Zyl, Marion Van der Linden, Ustermaarkt, Charles Burmeister, and Gerald Wyatt. The Korean Veterans group under Jacob De Haan will continue instruction until July 1.

G. I Ernest de Cook Pella Knoxville Claude Haugie Newton Robert Bennet Marvin de Penning Taintor Leonard van Wyk Mar Vander Zyl Marion Vander Linden New Sharon Ustermaarkt Charles Bur~meister Monroe Gerald Wyatt Kellogg Jacob de Haan

College invites student activity participants to attend

A notice invites college students, practice teachers, and others with interest to attend a session or event. The call emphasizes inclusive participation for those curious about student activity programs.

Chase

World Day of Prayer Tomorrow at First Reformed Church

World Day of Prayer will be observed this Friday February 26 at First Reformed Church at 2 o clock The theme is Abide in Me The Second Church chimes will pray from noon to 1230 and again from 130 to 1360 The event invites Christians to pray and includes a children’s after school prayer service at First Church after dismissal

First Reformed

Central College to Host Fourth Pie Tenpol Cup Contest

April 1 marks the fourth annual Pie Tenpol Cup at Central College with plans underway. Committees are active, scripts near completion, and freshmen and sophomores showcase enthusiasm in the literary and musical contest. Dean H W Pietenpol funds the event amid strong campus support and large audiences. Bonnie Wesselink leads as general chair with Carolyn Harmelink as sophomore chair Ardene Kulte freshman chair and Schaap and Mary Bowald as coaches for the sophomores. Elaine Buteyn and Arlys Zee coach the freshmen.

Pietenpol Bonnie Wesselink Carolyn Harmelink Ardene Kulte Schaap Mary Bowald Elaine Buteyn Arlys Zee

Scouts Awarded Merit Certificate In Conservation

Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 873 in Pella received a Merit Certificate from the U S Department of Agriculture for conservation efforts. District Scout meeting on February 15 discussed round table topics and guidance for leaders, with plans for Camp Mitigwa and a full week of summer camping. Max Schakel reports four new tents for local scouting use and Tulip Time enthusiasm grows as profits fund camping expenses. Kiwanis and local leaders urge a better meeting place for the troop.

Pella U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Glen Nihart William Goosse- Nak Harry Grand Towa Agua Te If Mitigwa Max Schakel Tulip Tim Tulip Kiwanis Harry Grond

College Play and Detective Story Tonight Friday

Forty in cast portray action in a two office detective bureau setting at the city police bureau. The play presents a modern moral on Christian love and forgiveness through five hours of August day scenes in metropolis New York with a mixed cast of 40 performing varied tones from comedy to drama. The production opens tonight and runs Friday at 7 00 in the theatre foyer.

Metropolitan New York Kingsley New York City John Jane Q Detective Bureau Detective Sto

Central Whips Simpson 75 to 61 in loop race setback

Central hammered Simpson 75 to 61 at the Central gym as Vander Linden broke a wrist and will miss the rest of the season. Vander Linden led Central with 22 points, while Ver Hoef added 13. Simpson’s Daughtery topped the visitors with 18 points as Wartburg and Luther loom this weekend.

Central Simpson Central Gym Bob Vander Linden Luther Wartburg Vander Linden Ver Hoef Daughtery Redmen Youngberg Leats van Hemert Lundy Bush Manassier Timmer Boelkens Waverly Iowa Wartburg Central

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Vander Ploog’s P. H.S Monroe Festival Steetel Daniel Martino Drake University Co. Board of Education Cancer Society Coegine Eh Lusi Anderson Derry Erat Mor T van Corp Tewery John Vandenhors Cat Ja North Marion C Case van Arkel A. P. van Demelaar Christian School District J. G. Boat Otley Chronicle News Y.W.C.A World Day of Prayer Pella High School Pella High Sch Larry Milla Norman
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