College Notes A Busy Semester At Central College
The practice teaching in voice under Miss Vander Meer and piano in the Webster building begins the second semester with new and continuing students. Dr and Mrs Mitten hosted forty to fifty friends for a musical evening featuring Mr Anderson of Chicago and Mrs Van der Ploeg of Knoxville. College Night at revival meetings drew faculty and students, and the Girls Glee Club opened their season with a well attended concert in Sully. The Advance play date is awaited as the new term opens next Monday with many new entrants across departments.
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Vander Meer
Liggett
Webster
Glee Club
Sully
Radio stars usher in era of high grade music on air
John Johnson of Victor Talking Machine plans a new radio concert program starting with a New Year’s Eve broadcast by John McCormack and Lucrezia Bori. The project aims to bring world class artists to American stations and Europe via the microphone, conditioning the coming 1926 season.
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Bori and
McCormack
John McCormack
Lucrezia Bori
Bart
I. R. Johnson
Victor Talking Machine Company
United States
Johnson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Europe
Victor
Bori
Banquet Plans Prompt a Volunteer Call in Town
A local speech hints at a blue sky and asks if a woman from town will lead the Ladies' Auxiliary banquet. The message urges readers to volunteer and help organize the event.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Public Sale Dates Listed for Various Sellers
A notice lists public sale dates for multiple sellers including AD Kool and Son in Cordova on January B6 A Van Duren in Leighton January 27 M Tuinstra and Grandia in Pella January 28 J H P Van Zee in Pella February 3 Jan Vink in Reasner February 4 D Yoma in Peoria February 6 Sander De Kock in Pella February 6 Otto Van Speren in Otley February 10 Will Vander Horst in Tracy February 10 D Terpstra in Oskaloosa February 11 Bas Huyser in Sandridge February 19 and W H Clark in Pella cattle sale June 10.
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AD Kool &" Son
Cordova
A. van Duren
Leighton
M. Tuinstra
Grandia
Pella
J. H. P. van Zee
Jan Vink
Reasner
D. Yoma
Peoria
Sander de Kock
Otto van Speren
Otley
Will Vander
First Christian Reformed Church Notes and Times
Rev J De Haan leads services at 9 30 a m with Luke 15 7 Joy in Hanggewre and Lords Day 82 The Comfort of eternal Life The Holland English service at 7 30 p m features Luke 12 47 48 A Word of Warning
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First Christian Reformed Church
J. de Haan
Holland
Christ powered Baptist church invitation
A Baptist church urges the community to seek Christ centered education, business ethics, and home life. It invites all to attend services Sunday at 9:30, 10:45, 6:45, 7:30 and Wednesday at 7:30 to hear the Word applied to daily life.
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Baptist Church
Christ
The
Funeral and fire news from Otley area
Mrs J B Vriezelaar and Mrs Henry Vriezelaar attended the funeral of Mrs Ralph Amos in Knoxville on Tuesday. A large farm home near Red Rock owned by John Templeton Sr. was destroyed by a Sunday fire starting in the roof with little chance to save upper rooms. Mrs Dirk Freeken learned her sister Lulu Stuff Amos had died after an operation. she went to Knoxville for the funeral. John Vanden Baard attended a farmers convention in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Frank Hendee of Colfax were visitors. Marion, son of Wm Rozenberg, was ill last week.
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J. B. Vriezelaar
Henry Vriezelaar
Ralph Amos
Knoxville
John Templeton Sr
Red Rock
Dirk Freeken
Des Moines
Freeken
Lulu Stuff
John Vanden Baard
Frank Hendee
Colfax
Marion
Wm. Rozenberg
Local Notes Sparse Illnesses and Miner Injury
With a touch of pneumonia Roy Vrieziaar is recovering while another student is absent due to a gland infection. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kester of Des Moines visited R. V. McKeever. Mrs. John Stirneman toured Colfax, and Mrs. Dick Vander Linden suffers a quinsy. Jack Longdon and John Lille reopen the Otley mine where Longdon was struck by a falling timber, fracturing a rib and sustaining injuries.
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Roy Vrieziaar
Jack Kester
Des Moines
R. V. McKeever
John Stirneman
Colfax
Dick Vander Linden
Jack Longdon
John Lille
Otley
Longdon
May Vote Again On Telephone Franchise Question
City considers re submitting the issue after Mr. Fowler’s late petition. Mayor Johnson may call an election once council acts. A prior push sought a city franchise to supervise a new telephone system, while existing restrictions limited city control to street maintenance. Opponents fear two competing systems would raise costs for users.
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Fowler
Johnson
Proof of Will Notice in District Court of Iowa
Notice on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa purporting to be the last will of Jan Van den Berg deceased. Will come for hearing in February term 1925 on February 10 at which time all interested may be heard.
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District Court of
Iowa
Eres
Jan van den Berg
Irish vote turnout after self government victory
The Jasper County Record notes that despite centuries of struggle for self government, only about 45 percent of qualified voters cast ballots after gaining it. The government considers creating a mobilization effort to reach nonvoters, but the paper suggests some people want what they cannot have and nothing appears appealing to them.
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Jasper County
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Central” College
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Gbori
Vander Ploeg’s Bakery
Otley News
Goodyear
van Gorp Tire CO
Pella, Iowa
Dorit
Chevrolet
White Way Auto CO
J. H. Lefers
Chicago
Bosveld Decorating Co
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