Central College asks citizens to fund new building in Pella
A Monday meeting at Central College in Pella, led by President Wesselink, urged local supporters to back a proposed new building. With 80,000 dollars needed beyond 15 to 20 thousand on hand, the group stressed the college’s value to the city and church and urged a timely fundraising campaign to prevent growth stagnation or extinction.
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Two Leighton Weddings Tie the Knot at Home
Last Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock Walter Newendorp wed Marie Groenendyk and Andrew Steenhoek married Gertrude Groenendyk at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs B Groenendyk, Rev Roetman presiding as relatives and friends gathered for a simple yet elaborate ceremony.
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Andrew Steenhoek
Gertrude Groenendyk
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Roetman
Shrubs for the Home Grounds by A P Verploeg
A. P. Verploeg argues shrubs and flowers spark lifelong interest, noting most men respond more readily than women. An artistic planting enhances home appearance and pride, transforming a house into a true home and contributing to the city’s character.
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Anthony Waterer
Arguta
Bumalda
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