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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

6

Luther Holds Central 49 43 In Iowa Conference Showdown

Luther dominated Central with a tight defense and 12 late points from Harlan Wilson to win 49 43. Central, led by Eldon Schulte and Morehead, fought back late but could not overcome Luther's depth. Luther’s win solidifies a five game conference streak while Central drops to 2 3 and joint fourth with Wartburg.

Central Luther Iowa Simpson Indianola Gus’ Youngberg Grea Harlan Wilson Eldon Schulte Schulte Morehead Wartburg

Christian Workers Retreat at First Ref Church Jan 24

On Tuesday January 24 a Christian Workers Retreat will be held at the First Reformed Church for all church workers in the Pella Classis. Program starts 9:30 with devotional 10:00, address by Rev Abraham Rhynbrandt at 11:00, discussions at 12:30, lunch provided by the ladies, questions session at 1:30, and a service of rededication at 2:30. Consistory members, Sunday School teachers, youth leaders, and Christian workers urged to attend.

First Reformed Pella Classis Abraham’ Rhynbrandt First Church Rev Rhynbrandt

Will Patch Test 1800 School Children for T B Monday

A large volunteer effort will test about 1800 school children and staff for tuberculosis on Monday January 23. Testing centers include Webster Building, the high school, Lincoln clinic in the afternoon, and Christian schools January 30 with rural Otley and area centers.

T. B Webster Lincoln Clinic Don Reinertson Hershel Dingeman L. H. Clausen Margaret van de Kieft John Cruzen P. ¥. de Jong John van Berkum P.m Lincoln Martin Nelson John Hoeksema Martin Heerema Leroy Stults A.m John Hoogenakker E. Halverson Wm.Grootveld Wm. Vanden Berg CG. Blee Max Schakel Peter de Boer Christian High Gary Ver Meer John Engbers Joe Stravers Otley Center Wayne Vanden Berg Elven Hollebrands L. A. Kuyper Ralph de Cook Otley_center Mervin Trueblood Max Hoeksema Andy Beerends

Karl Robinson Travelog at Douwstra Chapel Thursday

Karl Robinson presents the travelog Adriatic Holiday at Douwstra Chapel on Thursday January 26 at 7 30 p m as the third speaker in the Kiwanis Club series. He retraces the eastern Adriatic Trieste and Dalmatian coast from 1955 with color slides and cinema.

Karl Robinson Douwstra Chapel Robinson Kiwanis Club Adriatic Trieste Dalmatian Europe Greece Rome Venice Turkey Russia Yugosla Marco Polo Maximilian Charlotte Mexico Yugosl

Des Moines Boy Becomes March of Dimes Symbol

Stephen C Reed two years old Iowa polio child of Wallace and Mrs Reed born December 26 now in Des Moines at 7012 Winston Avenue. He spent 1954 in Davenport polio treatment. March of Dimes funds aided his family and continue to support his care with leg braces and crutch.

Stephen C. Reed Stephen Iowa Port March of Dimes Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital Des Moines Reeds Winston Avenue Reed

Pella Christian Girls Advance In Tourney Victory

The Pella Christian girls improved to 12 1 with a 59 40 win over cross town rivals Pella High in the county tournament first round. Gretta Terpstra led with 31 points, Jerri Rus added 20 with 14 free throws, while Hagan and Vander Hart led Pella High with 18 and 10.

Pella Christian Girls Pella High Golden Eaglettes Dutchesses Pella Christian Pella Christian Sextet Marlyn van Ee Sylvia Fopma Elizabeth Steenbock Jerri” Rus Gretta Terpstra Virginia Jansen Gretta Jerri Hagan Vander Hart Pella

Milford Bull Tops Sale At Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty

A Hereford bull sold in Milford bringing $8,750, the top price for the sale. The victorious buyer was listed as from Nebraska.

Milford Nebraska

Gospel Chapel Service Offers Bible Study and Evening Sermon

Church notes announce George T. Pinches leading Bible school at 9 30 a m 10 30 a m Lord's Supper and Word of God 7 30 p m gospel service with the subject The Present Pride Poverty and Peril of the World A second 7 30 p m session Thursday begins a special series on The Manifold Wisdom of God Seen in Divine Workmanship and Wisdom

George T. Pinches Pinches

First Baptist Church Service Schedule and Programs

711 Independence Street Everett Ward minister outlines Sunday activities at First Baptist Church including 9:30 am church school, 10:45 am worship with a sermon The Ordinances of the Church, 6:30 pm Baptist Youth Fellowship for all ages, 7:30 pm worship and sermon Salvation Enjoyed third in evangelistic series. Wednesday January 25 Family Night with supper at 6:00 followed by teacher training for current and prospective teachers. A cordial welcome awaits.

Independence Street Everett G. Ward Baptist Youth Fellowship First Baptist Church

Second Reformed Church Services and Sunday Schedule

Thomas Boslooper minister delivers morning sermons at 9 45 and evening at 7 30 each Lord s Day. January 22 topics include The Life of Jesus His Temptation at 9 45 with evening worship at 7 30. Sunday School meets 11 06, Junior C E at 2 00, and Intermediate and Senior C E at 6 30.

Thomas Boslooper Jesus C. E

First Christian Reformed Church Service Notes

Corner Liberty and West Second, Dr. B. De Jong, Pastor leads 9:30 a.m. worship with the Desires Our Hearts theme. 11:00 a.m. Sunday School and adult Bible class with Young People's Society. evening service includes Jesus Heals the Demon-Possessed Man and The Key to World History.

Liberty and West Second B. ¥. de Jong Young People’s Society Jesus P.M. Evenio

Trinity Church Announces Evening Service Path Through the Sea

Wm. C. De Minister leads Sunday morning service with Baptist hour and Parables on Discipleship. Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Jr C E Sharon Van Maaren, Intermediate C E Marvin Hiemstra, Sr C E A Bene nink guest speaker. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Path Through the Sea. Family Night in New Central at 7:30 Wednesday.

Wm. C. de C. E Sharon ‘van Maaren Trinity Church New Central

Washington County church announces weekly services

835 Washington Cye Caller lists Sunday activities with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages 11:00 a.m. morning worship and message Self-Sufficient Christians 30 p.m. overcomer's youth service 7:30 p.m. midweek Bible study and prayer time Evangelistic service appears in the notice for the week with other program notes.

Washington Cye Overcomer Evangelistic Service Nce

Parables and Homesickness Featured at Broadway Church

At 605 Broadway Sunday services begin 9:30 with Sunday School on the topic Parables on Discipleship. 10:45 morning worship features guest minister Dr. G T Vander Lugt speaking on Spiritual Homesickness. 3:30 p.m. evening praise with guest leader Rev John W Beardslee. 6:30 p.m. Junior to Senior C E groups meet, and 7:30 p.m. Christian Fellowship.

Broadway G. T. Vander Lugt John W. Beardslee C. E Christian Fellowship

Temple Time Broadcast and Church Schedule

Russell J. Redeker leads morning worship at 9 30 a m on God's People Tip-toe 11 00 a m Sunday School Parables on Discipleship Jr C E and Sr C E at 30 p m evening praise Who Blocks My Way Rev Henry Bast speaks on God's Word and the World Darkness Temple Time airs on KBOE 8 00 am KNWS 12 30 pm and KXEL 9 30 pm Family Night set for Wednesday January 25 at 7 30 p m

Russell J. Redeker C. E Hi C Henry Bast God KBOE KNWS KXEL

Reformed Witness Hour Radio Broadcast Details

Rev G Lubbers invites listeners to the Reformed Witness Hour every Sunday from 3 30 to 4 00 pm on KBOE Oskaloosa. The program features singing and preaching from the First Protestant Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan, offering a distinctively Reformed message.

G. Lubbers Reformed Witness KBOE Oskaloosa First Protestant Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan

Preaching at Amsterdam school house two miles southwest of

A brief note reports a preaching event at a school house near Amsterdam, located about two miles to the southwest. The fragment indicates a religious gathering but provides no further details on date, participants, or outcome.

Amsterdam School House

Pella High Band Concert set for Monday evening January 23

The Pella High School instrumental department announced the winter band concert will be Monday night January 23 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Admission is by pay your own. The program includes National Emblem March Meditations from Thais and pieces by Mozart Grieg and Chevette with soloists Kathy Redeker and Bortolo. A second half features works by Beethoven Holst Reed and others plus a presentation of awards and downstage trumpet and trombone solos led by director Harold R Wortman.

Pella High School Thais Massenet-Harding Barbara Boat Ellen Rempe Jean Muyskens Mary Boat Nancy Vander Meulen Bortolo Kathy Redeker Art Erickson L. van Beethoven Reed Cathedral Chorus F. Holst Franck Harvey Whistling Boy Davis Leonard Besterling-Alford Tom Boat Don Muyskens Lee van Ham Joyce M. van Roeker Donald Roorda Carl Nollen Kedrick Hoek Harold R. Wortman

First Aid Demonstrated At Evening School Meeting

Mrs. Matt Kempkes led the ninth session of the Pella Adult Evening School on January 16. The class covered bleeding control, sling making, disinfectants, bandages, and artificial respiration as part of a twenty hour first aid course with a second session planned for January 23 in the high school bandroom.

Matt Kempkes Pella Kempkes

Osteopaths of Marion County Meet at Pleasantville Cafe

The Marion County Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons urged parents to have children patch-tested under the Marion County TB Association program. The group met January 16 at the Pleasantville cafe in Pleasantville with Dr H M Perryman presenting on RH Factor and Blood Type A O Incompatibility. Attending doctors included Oliver B Doll Knoxville James M Dockum Monroe R M Martin H H Kramer Myron N Bos Pel la and D W Cunningham Bussey. The February meeting will be at Pella.

Marion County, Society of Osteopathic Physician Marion County TB Association Pleasantville Miner H. M. Perryman Oliver B. Doll Knoxville James M. Dockum Monroe R. M. Martin H. H. Kramer Myron N. Bos Pella D. W. Cunningham Bussey

Vandalism Damages Stratton Church Windows and Rail Signal

At the Stratton church near Red Oak four windows were damaged by gunfire firing 22 bullets through them. The Burlington railroad in the area also suffered about 400 dollars in damage to signal equipment from the same incident.

Stratton Red Oak Burlington Railroad

Monthly meetings in Pella at 7 30 p m

Pella hosts recurring gatherings on the second and last Tuesday each month at 7 30 p m led by Reverend H L Van Dellen. The notice specifies regular scheduling and the responsible clergy member for the events.

Pella H. L. van Dellen

Catholic Mass Schedule Sunday at Nine O Clock

Church announces weekly mass schedule with services each Sunday morning at 9 00. Parish welcomes worshippers and invites attendance across the community.

Farmers Invited To Animal Health Clinic January 25

Livestock men in Marion County are invited to attend two Animal Health Clinic sessions sponsored by the Extension Service on Wednesday January 25. Extension veterinarians Herrick Lee and Spear along with Ver Ploeg Fultz and Van Dyke will answer farmers questions. At 8 00 p m that evening at Knoxville High School college veterinarians aided by local vets Scott Peak Bellnap Wales and Brennaman will host a similar program. Farmers are asked to submit livestock and poultry health questions on paper for discussion.

Extension Service

Story of Lumber Told Rotarians by Martin Heerema

Rotarians heard Martin Heerema recount Northwest logging and the lumber industry after lunch on Tuesday January 17. He noted Roscreen’s purchase of 332 carloads of lumber last year, over eight million board feet. He showed a Western Pine Association film on tree selection, felling, milling, grading, drying and finishing, plus ten West grown woods. A Knoxville Veterans Hospital thank you letter for a January 8 smoker and entertainment was read. V Weirather presided.

Rotarians Martin Heerema Northwest Rosscreen Company Mr. Heerema Pella Martin Western Pine Association Veterans’ Hospital Knoxville V. Weirather

College chapel to host David Kruidenier lecture

Central College Conventions Committee invites the public to a January 19 convocation in Douwstra Chapel with David Kruidenier Jr. of The Register and Tribune discussing newspaper responsibilities future and current challenges. A Q&A session follows plus campus tour and luncheon.

Convections Committee Central College David Kruidenier, Jr Kruidenier Des Moines the Register and Tribune Douwstra Chapel Register and Tribune Jordan Hall Phi Kappa Omicron Home Economics Society Mina Baker Robert Lautenbach Gilbert Boat Pella David Scholte Kruidenier Dominic Scholte

Ruth Circle Plans All-Request Program at Leighton CRC

The Ruth Circle of Leighton Christian Reformed Church will present an all request program at the church tomorrow evening January 20. The event begins at 7 30 oclock and invites everyone to attend.

Ruth Circle Leighton Christian Reformed Church

Mothers' March For Polio Fund In Pella Tonight

Mothers of Pella conduct the annual Mothers March for the Polio March of Dimes tonight calling at every home from 6 to 7 30 PM. Four organizers include Dick Lautenbach and helpers Mrs Rouwenhorst Mrs Koopman Mrs Vaiden Berg and Miss Harriet Kuyper. If no one is home gifts may be mailed or delivered to Lautenbach's downtown office.

Mothers of Pella Dick Lautenbach John Rouwenhorst Glen Koopman Connie Vaiden Berg Harriet Kuyper Vernon Roorda Marion County State Bank Pella March of Dimes Hhe

Dollar Days Slated for Pella Weekend Sales

Pella merchants set Friday and Saturday January 27 and 28 for Dollar Days with special offers. The event highlights articles needed in cold weather and items useful as winter ends and spring approaches. Advertisements in The Chronicle will detail the promotions.

Pella The Chronicle

Night of January 16th at Pella High presents mystery play

Pella High School stages The Night of January 16th on Thursday February 9 and Saturday February 11. The juried trial drama lets the audience decide verdicts, with forty five students in a double cast and roles for Kathy Redeker, Ervin Roorda, and Leora Quinn as Karen Andre. A special guest member joins the cast.

Pella High School Pella Karen Andre Kathy Redeker Flint Ervin Roorda Stevens Leora Quinn Louis Brunckhorst Heath

Pella High Defeats Bloomfield 57 To 51 In Close Clash

Pella High School edged Bloomfield 57-51 on its home floor sparked by a 21 point third quarter. Jim Duffus led Pella with 24 points while Augspurger scored 28 for Bloomfield as both teams used zone defenses and battled for rebounds.

Pella High School Bloomfield Dave Augspurger Pella Augspurger Pella Boys Jim Duffus

Interest Demonstrated in Proposal To Reorganize the School District

About 160 people attended a school reorganization meeting at the high school auditorium last Thursday evening. A roll call showed most districts represented, with two absent. County Superintendent C Thomas noted the Pella area’s favorable valuation and enrollment for possible reorganization, projecting about 15 million dollars valuation and 1200 students with centralized campuses. Assistant Superintendent Paul Johnston outlined study committees on transportation, finance, census, facilities and curriculum to guide next steps. John Blommers was named temporary secretary and J G Boat temporary chairman, with boards asked to appoint two reps each for the committees.

C. Thomas Pella Paul Johnston John Blommers J. G. Boat Boat

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