Lubbers Named Chairman of National Christian Higher Ed Commission
Dr J I Lubbers of Central College has been elected chairman of the National Commission on Christian Higher Education at a meeting in Atlantic City. He has served five years on the commission and was its vice chairman last year. The commission operates within the Association of American Colleges, which includes 700 to 800 member colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
National Commission On Christian Higher Education
Atlantic City
Commission
Association of American Collesses
Central College
Reformed Church
Mistian Higher Educa
Part Time School Opens at Pella High Wednesday
The Vocational Agriculture Department at Pella High School started a ten week Part Time School on Wednesday January 17 with classes every Wednesday and Friday from 1 pm to 3 pm. A noon basketball session in the high school gym runs on those days for one hour. Enrollments are open. interested students may join by coming to the high school Friday or next Wednesday at noon. Bring gym clothes and shoes.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Pella High School
Clas
Foster
Swine Meeting in Mahaska County Monday Afternoon
Mr Quaife from the Extension Service of Iowa State College will lead a discussion on Swine feeding disease control and general problems in the Farm Bureau Club Rooms Oskaloosa Monday January 22 at 1 00 p m Benedict Peterson and Peter Franje Mahaska County 1944 Master Swine Producers will also be present and answer questions regarding their successful swine enterprises in 1944 Franje saved 9 1 pigs per litter Slides on livestock diseases will also be shown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaife
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau Club
Oskaloosa
Benedict Peterson
Peter Franje
Mahaska County
Franje
Central versus Simpson clash at College gym next Tuesday
On Tuesday evening January 23 at 7 45 Central Dutchmen host Simpson basketball. Simpson boasts a tall experienced squad led by high scorer Kuchen as Central aims to derail their offense in a key early season matchup.
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Central Dutchmen
Simpson Basketeers
Simpson
Kuchen
Auxiliary Will Sponsor March of Dimes Party
The American Legion Auxiliary chaired by Mrs. Dora Carson will sponsor a March of Dimes party at Memorial Hall on Friday January 26. The event includes a clock and a fine program, with proceeds to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Everyone is invited to attend.
Kiwanis Hear Dr Watson Talk On The Fine Arts
Kiwanis heard Dr Dudley Crafts Watson lecturer of the Chicago Art Institute discuss culture and unity through music painting sculpture and poetry. He spoke of air travel advances and a future utopia with shorter trips and a five day week. Guests included Dean Clara B Williams Gerrit Van Roekel and J C Penney manager Mr Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Dudley
Crafts Watson
Chicago Art Institute
Pella
Dr. Watson
Earth
Central
South America
Clara B. Williams
Gerrit van Roekel
Mr. Grand
J. C. Penney and Company
Central College Dutchmen Fall in Weekend Setbacks
The Central College basketball team traveled to Dubuque and lost twice to the University of Dubuque and Loras College. Final scores were Dubuque 42 Central 26 and Loras 68 Central 30.
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Central College
Dubuque
University of Dubuque
Loras College
Dubuque University
Central
Loras
Roliffson
Cruhlke
Mann
Kint
Moore
Anderson
Brooks
van Drie
Strotman
Woods
Hayes
Anderson Fisher
Adams
Mensch
Katano
Weber
Wickham
van Dokkumbur
Tharp
Walton
Reverend Pinches Teaches Bible Valor To Rotary
Reverend George Pinches spoke to Rotary about the Bible, arguing it endures tests of liveliness and translation. He cited famed writers who used biblical lines and noted the Bible’s unique answers on life governance and sin. The club plans an informal talk by Lt Howard Grundman and a February 22 centennial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Della’ Regation
Rees
Shake
Bacon
Ruskin
Walter Scott
Carlyle
Robert Burns
Tennyson
Howar Grundman
Howard Hastly
Tudia
Pella to Help in March of Dimes Campaign
The 1945 March of Dimes drive begins Sunday January 11 with local fund raising under the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Marion County organizers include Attorney Leon Miller and officers Mrs Lois Hutton Knoxville Mrs Hildegarde Pella Knoxville and Walker Knoxville. Plans to be announced January 26 in the Chronicle. Contributions may be given to Mrs Hildegarde Nesbit until centers are set up downtown.
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National Foundation For
Knoxvi
Hildegarder Pella
M Walker
Knoxville
Glyndys Bank
Chronicle
Pella
Hildegarde Nesbit
Mary L Kamerick Named for D A R Award at Pella High
Mary Lou Kamerick daughter of John Kamerick of Pella Iowa was named by her H S class to represent Pella High at the County D A R contest held last Saturday. Delegates reported at the courthouse at 2 p m past Saturday for leadership dependability service and patriotism tests. Other nominees included Dorothy Hoeksema and Bonnie Buerkens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Kamerick
John Kamerick
R. Ft. 3
Pella
Iowa
Pella High School
D.A.R
Court House
Mary Lou
Pella High
Dorothy Hoeksema
Bonnie Buerkens
Church Observed 20th Anniversary at Sully Community
The Sully Community church marked its twentieth anniversary last Sunday but couldn't complete its Bible Conference due to Rev. A D Muse illness. The conference now resumes Sunday morning January 21 and continues each evening through Sunday, with services at 7:0 on Sundays and 7:00 p m on weekdays. The church invites all friends to attend.
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Sully
A.D. Muse
Uheou
Finned
Rev
Muse
Little Dutch to Play West Tech Here Tomorrow
West Tech of Des Moines, new member of the South Central Town, travels to Della to face Little Dutch. Aiming for revenge after last year’s two point loss, West Tech fields a veteran junior senior lineup and recently beat Indianola 20 20 in a city series. A high scoring game is expected as Little Dutch enter strong form with recent wins. a West Tech reserves game against Pella reserves precedes at 7 00.
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West Tech
Des Moines
Della
Althouh
West End
Lincolnn
East
Inedianola
Little Dutch
Pella
Annual Meeting Of Burial Association Held Tuesday
The Co operative Burial Association held its annual meeting at Tegion Hall at noon Tuesday January 16. President Reuben Sehakel read a positive yearly report and all incumbent officers were re elected. John Connally of Des Moines addressed the audience after the business session. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cooperative Burial Association
Tegion Hall
Reuben Sehakel
John Connally
Des Moines
Ration Reminders for Stamps and Coupons
Notices list indefinite validity for a range of red meat and fat stamps Q6 through X5 and blue blue stamps Xb through 45 A2 through G2 with no new red or blue stamps until late January and early February. It notes period coupons for Mid Oil and Mid-west South regions remain valid through the heating year and specifies airplane shoe stamps 1 2 3 in book three remain good indefinitely.
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East
Far West
Mid-west
Omissions Forgiven at Walraven Farewell Party
In the Chronicle society column dated January 11 a farewell for the Harold Walraven family noted that Mr and Mrs John Menninga and their family were omitted from the list of neighbors present. The Walravens asked that the omission be mentioned as unintentional.
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Chronicle of
Harold Walraven
John Menninga
Walravens
Cairo U elects Rev John Cleau as president
The Rev John Cleau dean of the American Cairo Egypt Reformed Church has been elected president of Cairo University. Dr Charles R Watson founder and long time president of the school is honored. Watson serves the United Presbyterian Church and heads the Office of War Information near East Department. Oudersluys named professor at Western Seminary in Holland Michigan for January 19 installation as Albert Biemolt Professor of New Testament Greek.
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Iro
Kagypt
John Cleau
Cairo
Egypt
Reformed Church
Charles R. Watson
Watson
United Presbyterian Church
Samil
Eucypt Tir
Badeat
Rutesens Universi Pl
New Bruns J
Oudersluys
Western Seminary
Holland, Mich
Richard C. Oudersluys
Albert Biemolt
Western ‘Theological Seminary
General Synod of the Reformed Church In’ America
Outler‘slays
Grand Rapids
Mich
Calvin College and
Divinity School
University of Chicago
General Synod of the Church
Week Day Church School
Dr D C Watson Praised for American Art Lectures in Pella
Dr D C Watson of the Chicago Art Institute gave two lectures at Douwstra Chapel on American Art from Manhattan to the Grand Canyon and on The Old Masters and Modern Art. He compared masters with modernists, using photographs, paintings, and music to illustrate how great art expresses its subjects with strong technique. Audience ranged from youths to seniors, with varied reactions but broad appreciation.
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Pella
de Dudley Craft Watson
Chicago Art Institute
Douwstra Chapel
Women's Federated Club
Manhattan
Grand Canyon
Middle West
Colorado River
Cie
Campos
Ame
Watson
Thos
Rembrand
Enemaus
Christ
Holman Hunt
Dr. Watson
Restricted mail resumption to the Netherlands 1945
Effective January 15 1945 non illustrated post cards may be mailed to civilians in select Dutch areas including Eindhoven Geldrop Valkenswaard Tilburg Oisterwijk Boxtel Schijndel and all territory south of the Scheldt The rate is 3 cents No remittance or other services available at present signed Ed Van Zunte Postmaster.
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Netherlands
Eindhoven
Geldrop
Valkenswaard
Tilburg
Oisterwijk
Boxtel
Ed van Zunte
Hart House Quartet to Perform on Campus Next Wednesday
Hart House String Quartet, featuring James Levy and Boris Hambourg, comes to Douwstra Chapel on January 24. The program, delayed for church services, will highlight chamber music with praise from Goossens and press reviews. Season tickets available at the door with benefits including Film Study Society access and future concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart House
Douwstra Chapel
James Levy
London String Quartet
Henry Milligan
London
Ontario
Allard de Ridder
Victor Red Seal
Eugene Goossens
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Hart House String Quartet
Aubrey Pankey
Lloyd Reynolds
Ernst Levy
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Grinnell
College Film Study Society
America
Night School women study home care and efficiency
Women of the Night School discussed home care during a wartime meeting. Miss Anderson demonstrated upholstery cleaning and rug care, stressing saving time and energy. A bulletin highlighted clever housework methods and upcoming topics include flower arranging. meeting slated for January 22 at 7:00 pm with refreshments provided by Bernien Dykstra, Betty Mae Miedema, and Helen Van Brogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collee
Bernien Dykstra
Betty Mae Miedema
Helen van Brogen
Two Pella Men Sell Herefords at Cedar Rapids Sale
Marion County breeders join 108 others for the 5th Annual Iowa Hereford Show and Sale at Alltown Fair Grounds Cedar Rapids January 29 and 30. Wilis Sale marks one of the largest consignments by the breed Association of East head cattle. Cattle were selected by breeders statewide with Marion County contributing J C De Bruin Son Vellay Y Lawrence Gol Pelli Doe M Johnston Knoxville Hobart Wilson Knoxville Ford non profit organization of Town Hereford breeders for beef cattle industry. Judges Sam Marting Ben Mar Karms and James M Brook will judge January 29. Females sell January 29 evening and bulls January 30.
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Marion County
Alltown Fair Grounds
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Breed Association
Eaf
J.C. de Bruin & Son
Vellay Y
Lawrence Gol
Pelli Doe M. Johnston
Knoxville
Hobart
Wilson
Ford
Montrose
Sam Marting
Ben-Mar Karms
Washington Court House
Ohio
James M. Brook
Brook Hereford Ranch
Brady
Texas
J. C. Holbert
Secrtary
Iowa Hereford Association
Dutch Farmers Stand Ground Amid Walcheren Floods
Dutch farmers and townsfolk refuse evacuation as Walcheren Island lies submerged by breached dikes. Officials fear famine while villagers reject leaving land dear to ancestors, vow to reclaim soil as dikes are repaired and floods recede.
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Wij Zijn Bevrijd
Time Magazine
Walcheren
Domburg
Oostkapelle
Westkapelle
Veere
Westkapella
Night School Discusses Soil Tilling Innovations Led by Norton
More than sixty men attended the Adult Night School in the High School Agriculture room to hear Robert Norton of the Soils Conservation Service discuss soil tillage methods beyond plowing. Norton compared discing, under-cutting with a sub-soiler, and listing, noting listing saved labor and reduced soil loss while yielding similar results. A map of Iowa showed experimental districts and yields, with listing proving efficient though equipment-specific. The session ran over an hour, and next week features a round table on Farm Cooperatives with panelists and staff, inviting questions from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Agriculture Room
Robert
Bob) Norton
Soils Conservation Service
Town State College
Ames
Norton
Clay Barnett
Marion County Soils Conservationist
Dick Boot
James Foster
Ides
Lowa
Eysink
van Gorp
Pella
Powe
Iowa
Lister
Mr. Norton
Dick Soot
Ness
Little Dutch Rally Tops Panthers 47 to 28 in Home Win
Pella High School's Little Dutch built a big early lead and rolled to a 47 to 28 victory over Knoxville Panthers. Peter Van Gorp and Bill Lankelma led Pella’s offense, as the team outscored Knoxville 17-4 in the first period and 26-13 by halftime. The Dutchmen sealed the win in the fourth quarter.
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Kenneth Vander Linden
Pella High School
Knoxville Panthers
Panthers
Knoxville
Pella
Peter van Gorp
Bill Lankelma
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March of Dimes Party
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Dubuque U
Geo. Pinches
Rotary
Lt. H. Grandman
H. S
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S.C.S
GFIF
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Weed
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Lankelma
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