Community Hospital appoints Fleming as physical therapist
The Pella Community Hospital announced the addition of Robert J. Fleming, a Knoxville trained registered physical therapist, to its staff. Fleming holds a B.S. in physical therapy from the University of Southern California and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.
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Community Hospital
Fleming
Pella Community Hospital
John Harmeling
Robert J. Fleming
Knoxville
University of Southern California
American Registry of Physical Therapists
American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
American Medical Assn
Iowa
American Physical Therapy Assn
Mrs Vriezelaar Receives Flag From U S Capital
Mrs H W Vriezelaar of Otley Iowa received a flag that has flown over the U S Capitol as thanks for her community and national contributions. A certificate from J George Stewart Architect of the Capital accompanies the flag.
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Mrs. Vriezelaar
U. S
H. W. Vriezelaar
Otley
United States
Tomber
John ‘Kyl
Kyl
Congressman Kyl
Iowa
J. George Stewart
Banquet Speaker Urges Expanded World Market
Town Farm Bureau President E Howard Hill was keynote at the annual Farmers Merchants banquet. He urged expanding world markets for farm products and tied it to a land retirement program to reduce surpluses. Hill also stressed Americanism and pride in being Americans.
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Town Farm Bureau
E. Howard Hill
Farmers - Merchants
Hill
Beardslee Signs Book Deal With Oxford Press
Dr. John W. Beardslee III head of Central College religion and philosophy signs a contract with Oxford University Press New York to publish Reformed Dogmatics a 180000 word work in the Protestant Thought Library. The project covers 16th century Protestant orthodoxy and features annotated translations with introductions from Wollebius Turretin and Voet.
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John W. Beardslee III
Division of Religion and Philosophy
Central College
Oxford University Press of
New York City
Oxford Press
Doctor Beardslee
Johannas Wollebius
Basel
Switzerland
Francis Turretin
Geneva
Gysbert Voet
Netherlands
Police Issue Reminder to Move Cars by Wednesday
Police remind local vehicle owners to remove cars and trucks from curbside parking in residential areas by Wednesday noon. Tow trucks will clear streets not fully cleared of snow, with summonses and towing charges for vehicles left curbside.
Rites Today for Bessie Brooks 89
Funeral services are at Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home at 1 30 pm for Mrs Bessie Brooks 89 former public school teacher who died Friday evening at her daughter's Des Moines home She lived with her daughter after retiring 20 years ago Rev E G Ward to officiate Burial at Oakwood Cemetery
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van Dyk-Duven
Bessie Brooks
Agre
Mrs Brooks
Lois Tart
Des Moines
Brooks
E. G. Ward
Oakwood Cemetery
Peila Teachers Club Approves Amendment Plans
The Peila Teachers Club met in the PHS study hall at 4:00 PM on Tuesday. Members discussed amendments to the constitution including dates of regular meetings to be presented at the April meeting. Miss Gosselink reported on Teacher's Welfare and Mr. Emmert spoke on Salary Recommendations.
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PHS
Wayne Cade 25 Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Wayne Cade aged 25 of 812 Haz el street was found dead at home shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday from a self-inflicted .22 pistol wound. County Coroner Dr Ame Slauterdyk of Knoxville listed the death as suicide. Cade, unemployed mason, had been with Henry Schutte earlier in the evening in Oskaloolm. Schutte was hospitalized later for injuries after becoming hysterical in the Cade home. Survived by wife Delores, son Curtis, mother Grace Cade of Pella, father Elton Cade of Lovilla, brother Henry J of Pella, and sisters Irene Roger of Oskaloosa and Betty Slycord of Newton. Funeral set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Feb 28 at Van Dyk-Duven chapel with Rev John A De Kruyter. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Wayne Cade
Hazel Street
Ame Slauterdyk
Knoxville
Cade
Henry Schutte
Oskaloolm
Delores
Curtis
Grace Cade
Pella
Elton Cade
Lovilla
Henry J
Irene) Roger
Oskaloosa
Verlan
Betty) Slycord
Newton
van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home
John A. de Kruyter
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Nina Van Gorp Dies in California
Mrs. Nina Van Gorp formerly of Pella died Monday in a Mountain View California hospital. Services will be held in Pella with Ven Dyk Duven Funeral Home in charge. Survived by daughter Pat Gladstone of Des Moines and Emma Edmond of Ames. Mrs. Fred Lankelma of Pella. brothers H H and Walker Sadler of Pella. Preceded in death by husband H P Van Gorp. She moved to California about ten years ago.
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Nina van Gorp
Pella
Mountain View
California
Ven Dyk-Duven Funeral Home
Bie
Pat
Ir Gladstone
Des
Ames Merchants Win Pella Invitational Championship
The Ames Merchants won the Pella Invitational basketball title 83 to 63 over Public Safety on Saturday night. Ames, featuring former Big Eight players and nearly seven footers, surged ahead early, leading 22 to 9 after the first quarter and 46 to 21 at halftime, then held off a rally in the second half to capture the trophy. Public Safety, after a strong tournament run, faced a 20 point deficit late in the third quarter but kept fighting.
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Lofty
Ames Merchants
Public Safety
Ames Boys
Pella
Ames
Edgetown Canvas
Oskaloosa
Kgrn Comets
Grinnell
Cole
Irwin Milliken
Nick Bruno
Iowa State
State Univer
Safe Coasting Hills Closed to Traffic in Ames
Recreation Director Paul Bradigan notes two coasting hills set aside for safe sled runs, blocking Monroe Street west of Broadway and the east end of University near the swimming pool hill. Ames Merchants hosted eight teams in a Public Safety cup tournament with scores led by Public Safety 112 Williams Sinclair 70, as Ames beat Grinnell 96-54 in the semifinals and Edytown Canvas claimed consolation trophies with Public Safety, while Harlan Sterk of Sully won top league scoring honors.
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Monroe Street
Broadway
University
Public Safety
Williams Sinclair
Newton
Edytown Canvas
Recreation
Paul Bradigan
Richard Tysseling
Fenphies
Harlan Sterk
Sully
Day of Prayer Speaker Named For Pella Event
Dr. Tena Holkeboer educational evangelist with missions in China India and the Philippines will speak at the World Day of Prayer union observance in Pella Friday March 9 at 2 p.m. at Third Reformed Church. She is a Hope College graduate with an M A from Columbia University and is a renowned speaker on international Christian affairs. She will spend several days in Pella visiting churches and meeting with those who wish to confer.
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Tena Holkeboer
China
India
Philippines
The
Reformed Church
Union
Pella
Third Reformed Church
Miss Holkeboer
Hope College
Columbia University
Pola
Intente
Graham Haley
Central College
Visiting campus guest to remain in Pella through March 5
Mrs. S. T. Cornelius, an active Reformed Church worker from the Church of South India, visits Central College in Pella and will stay until March 5. She will speak at churches in the Pella Classis and counsel Central students during her stay.
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S. T. Cornelius
Church of South India
Central College
Pella
Harriet T. Prins
Neal Smith Pushes Bill for Red Rock Dam and Lake Names
Rep. Neal Smith of Iowa introduced legislation to officially name the Des Moines River dam near Howell and the resulting reservoir Red Rock Dam and Lake Red Rock. The bill seeks federal usage for all papers and maps, citing local adoption and historical ties to Red Rock.
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Neal Smith
Iowa
Pella
Des Moines
Red Rock
Smith
Father Son Banquet Speaker Chosen for Prairie City
Herbert G Mentink a professor of Latin and Greek at Central College will headline the annual Prairie City Father Son Banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday March 1 in the Prairie City High School Gymnasium announced today. Mentink who earned a B A at Hope College and an M A at Marquette has taught at Central since 1937 and has led the Iowa Foreign Language Association twice along with service on the National Advisory Committee of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics He also belongs to the Pella Club golf and country club Pella Garden Club and Pella Citizens Committee on Education He has spoken at the Classical sections of the Iowa State Teachers Convention American Classical League meetings and the Kentucky Language Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Mentink
Central College
Prairie City
Prairie City High School
Mentink
Hope College
Marquette University
Iowa Foreign Language Association
National Assection of Intercollegiate
Pella Club
Golf and Country Club
Pella Garden Club
Pella Citizens Committee On Education
Towa State Teachers Convention
American Classical League
Old Golds Chorus to Perform at Central College Friday
The University of Iowa group the Old Golds mixed chorus will sing at Central College in Douwstra Chapel at 8:15 p.m. Friday March 2. Presented by the Central College Association of Women Students, led by Caralyn Van Houweling. Tickets on sale at the chapel night of show and at the Student Union February 28. Public invited.
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Old Golds
University of Iowa
Central College
Douwstra Chapel
Central College Association of Women Students
Caralyn van Houweling
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