Central College invites public to Week of Religion in Life services
Daily morning services in Douwstra Chapel from 9:30 to 10:30 as the Religious Life Committee hosts Rev. Robert G. Dickson of New Brunswick. Dickson, Rutgers and New Brunswick Theological Seminary graduate, leads five morning talks on Our Finest, plus three all college evening events, forums, and discussions with students. He plans conduct at Student Union and conferences, with a campus coffee hour and varied religious life activities through the week. Dickson has past roles in New York Synod committees, New Brunswick seminary work, and youth camps, and has a daughter named Deborah.
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Central College
Ices
Douwstra
Religious Life Committee
Cenea College
Camin
Reformed Church
New Brunswick
Robert G. Dickson
Dickson
Rutgers University
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
First Reformed Church of New Brunswick
YMGA
YWCA
International Relations Club
Jordan Hall
Christian Students Association
Philosophean Society
Scarlet Key
Synod of New York
Synod of New Brunswick
New Brunswick Theological Semind
Assembl
Evanston, Ill
Tuberculosis League
Rotary
Dicksons
Daugh
Ter
Deboral
Mahaska 4-H Leaders Plan Ames Meeting January 31
Four Mahaska County 4-H leaders and committee members accompany Vince Hassebrock to Iowa State College on January 31 for Iowa's fifth annual 4-H leaders recognition program. Participants include Olive Graham Newmis, Maurice Beaver Cedar Raymond Hite Oskaloosa, and Donald Van Der Kamp Taintor. The group will rest 80 volunteer leaders and county extension staff, with attendees Kenneth Anderson Chicago National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work, Ray Cunningham ex-Iowa State YMCA secretary, and Dr. James H. Hilton Iowa State president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska County
Vince Hassebrock
County
Iowa State College
Iowa
Hassebrock
Olive Graham
New Mises
Maurice Beaver
Cedar
Raymond Hite
Oskaloosa
Donald van der Kamp
Taintor
Get County
Onemiat
Sion
Kenneth H. Anderson
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Ray Cunningham
Iowa State College Ymca
James H. Hilton
Iowa State
Pella Christian Boys and Girls Win Over Cedar
Pella Christian claimed victories in both boys and girls games against Cedar. The boys led 15-12 after the first period and were ahead at halftime 81-18, finishing 84-67. High scorer Gretta Terpstra notched 29 for Pella Christian. Randell and ITT led Cedar with 18 and 6 respectively.
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Weety Christian
Cedar
Maio
Pella Christian
Gretta Terpstra
Cedar Randell
Pella Christian Boys
Two Pella Students Pledged To National Honor Fraternity
Mary Alice Buwalda a Central College junior and Lou Ann Le Coca a senior were among fifteen neophytes pledged to Alpha Psi Omega the national honorary dramatic fraternity on Monday Jan 24 They face initiation Feb with a banquet to follow Students must show notable acting or technical talent and perform twelve Shakespeare lines under fourteen stage rules to maintain membership Other neophytes include Bette Bruin Stephenson Carolyn Elink Barbara Ebbers Joan Van der Pol and more
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Mary Alice Buwalda
Central College
John Buwalda
Lou Ann le Coca
Amon
William Shakespear
Neop
Bette Brui Jorma Stephenson
Carolyn~elink
Barbara Ebbers
Joan Vani der Pol
David de Nelsky
David Muyakens
Wilmer Ver Meer
Wayne Vanden Handel
John Scho
Alpha Psi Omega to Present Great Play in February
Alpha Psi Omega stages Detective Story in a New York City precinct squad room with a large cast. Norm Schouten heads the over forty performer lineup including several from Pella area. Local students Mary Buwalda Murray Goemaat Carol Klein Judy Cook and Lou Ann Le Cocq appear among many others under Mr Birdsall's direction.
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New York City
Central
Norm Schouten
Brandon
Wis
Lou Ann le Cocq
Mary Me Cleed
Mr. Birdsall
George Weidenbacker
Joe Fennison
Frank Shearer
Dakis
Carol Molnar
The
Crumbum
Halen
Iss
Hatch
Pella Leads Christian High as Rus Pours 82 Points
In a high scoring game, Peyohn Rus tallies 82 for Christian High by the third quarter, expanding a 17 point edge. Cedar’s Van Maanen answers with 28 points as the action centers on a key showdown between Pella and Christian High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella’ Boys
Peyohn Rus
Christian High
Cedar’s
Pella High Band Winter Concert Tonight
The Pella High School band presents a mid winter concert tonight in the school auditorium. Miss Mary Jane Arnold will perform harp solos and join the band in The Green Cathedral by McKay. The program includes Adagio Cantabile, Beethoven, Mozart overtures, and other selections, with Pat Brown on piano and Miss Arnold featured in harp solos. The concert showcases a mix of marches, overtures, and novelty pieces.
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Pella High School
M Arnold
Green Cathedral
McKay
Beethoven
Walters
Mozart
Erickson Belates
Koven- Walters Yline
Morrissey
Novelty
Mary Jane Arnold
Pat Brown
Paulson
Young People to Visit Indian Mission from 3rd Church
The C E Y F of Third Reformed Church sends a team to Winnebago Nebraska to cover missionary work among the American Indians. Members Alvin De Wild Duane De Kock Helen De Bruin and Kathy Redeker depart Friday morning January 28 and return Monday. They will report on the Board of Domestic Mission’s activities and the mission’s progress in word and picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People
Third Reformed Church
Winnebago
Nebraska
Alvin de Wild
Duane de Kock
Helen de Bruin
Kathy Redeker
Board of Domestic
Winnebay
Board of Domesticians
The
Reformed Church
de Kock
Detaila
Mission slides and shelter aid for Indian children
The Reformed Church in America group plans a word and picture presentation for a Fellowship Night at Third Church. A new Winnebago Shelter for Indian children houses about forty to fifty youths with resident missionaries Gr dus Aalberts. Donations include 350 for furnishings in Brewton dormitory room and 850 from Third Church youth for a new room. The project aims to publicize the church’s domestic missions and may be used by the denomination’s board.
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Missions of the Reformed Church In
America
Winnebago
Gridus Aalberts
Mit
Third Church
Es i
Ila
Brewton
Alaama
Pella High Girls Take Second in County Tourney
Pella High girls basketball finished second in the Marion County Tournament held in Pella and Pleasantville. They beat Knoxville 56 to 39 in the first round and Pleasantville 41 to 35 in the semifinals on January 18. Eleanor Gaass led with 26 points. final saw Bussey defeat Pella as the trophies were presented by C. C. Buerkens.
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Pella
Pleasantville
Knoxville
Eleanor Gaass
Bussey
Three-Pella People Attend Meeting In Pennsylvania
Three members of the Reformed Church from Pella are in Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania attending the Central Youth Committee meeting. Rev Russell Redeker Mrs Martha Lautenbach and Miss Delores Wassink represent the Central College party from Modesto California. The Central Youth Committee includes five synods and church boards. The meeting plans youth work for the church including conferences and budgets for the divisions. Young people will tell the Winnebago work story at the gathering.
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Reformed Church
Pella
Buck Hill Falls
Penn
Denmination
Rusell Redeker
Martha’ Latenbach
Delores Wassink
Central College
Modesto
Cal
Redeker
Lautenbach
Miss Wassink
Synod of Law
the Reformed Church
Board of Education Youth Committee
Ndt
Board of Foreign Ions
Board of Comesions
Central
Dutchmen Beat Penn College 84 to 38 for Ninth Straight
Central College rolled to its ninth consecutive win by routing Penn College 84 to 38 in a non conference game at Penn. Eldon Schulte led with 15 points as the second five boosted the pace, while Penn’s zone defense limited Central early. Central heads on road games against Dubuque, Upper Iowa, and Iowa Wesleyan, facing tougher challenges ahead.
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Don Butler
Central College
Penn College
Penn
le Bush
Eldon Schulte
Alexander
Iowa
Central
Duuque
Upper Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Fire destroys Co op Oil Station in Tuesday blaze
A fire gutted the Farmers' Co operative Oil Association station at East First and Franklin and a nearby frame warehouse. Two trucks and stock, including a tank with gasoline and an egg truck, were destroyed. Winds hampered firefighting. damage insured. The station will be rebuilt and service to resume that afternoon. The association is part of Farmers' Union Co operative Marketing Association of Pella.
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Te Station
Tne
Fleet
Prasilina
Farmers’ Co-operative Oil Association, Corner East First
Franklin Streets
Nick Meppelink
Meppelink
Co-operative
Lawrence Klein
John Ed Klein
Oil Association
Farmers’ Union Co-operative Marketing Association of
Pella
Little Dutch Dominate Indians 49-31 in Conference Win
Pella High’s Little Dutch routed Indianola 49-31, holding the Indians to 14 points in the first eight minutes and 4-point quarters early. The team built a 23-8 halftime lead, dominated boards and forced errors to seal their fifth league victory against two losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Boat
Pella High
Indianola
Walloping Indianola
Pella
Federated Club Women canvass for polio fund in Pella
Federated Club Women plan a Feb 3 polio fund canvass in Pella, with Mothers March style collection at local businesses and between halves of two basketball games. District games loom vs Chariton Friday and Knoxville Tuesday, impacting South Central standings. Charity effort led by Dick Lautenbach aims for six to twelve thousand dollars from Marion County toward a national $68 million quota.
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Pella High
Chariton
Pella
Knoxville
Dowling
Des Moines
Nox
Valley
Dick Lautenbach
Cinter
Federated Club
Red Cross
Christian High Gymnasium
Pleasantville
Pella Christian
Pella High- Knoxville
Keith Emmert
Lautenbach
Mr. Lautenbach
Marion County
Pella Holds Strong Defense in Early Lead Over Indianola
The report notes Pella limited opponents to six points while scoring nine. With a 2-14 margin, the Dutch were favored to win as Indianola’s strong team faced a late comeback. The piece hints at a final comeback thwarted by time constraints and mentions a continued article on page 12.
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Pella
Lita
Indianola
Indiana
Pally Ia
Cracl Inty
Doors to Opportunity Open to Home Economics Graduates
Central College celebrates home economics majors directed by Miss Mina Baker. Forty years of alumnae work across teaching, dietetics, and homemaking. graduates in education, business, and service noted. Strong emphasis on practical nutrition, textiles, and home management shaping families nationwide.
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Central
Central College
Mina Baker
Thomassen Greving
Forndo Springs
Ruth Bentley Reich
Long Beach
Cal
Lynn van Olst Buck
Albany, N. Y
Anna Nelson Kroszner
Saunderstown
Rhode Island
Iss Enid Sampson
Iowa State College
Gilman
Iowa Home Economics Association
Peggy Campbell McHaffey
Lynn Var Olst Buck
Albany
Ruth Ludwigsen
Secaucus, N. J
Eastern Air Lines
Carol Dressel
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Wees
Phi Kappa Omicron
Shi
Shaed
Iowa College
Annville Institute
Kentucky
The
Reformed Church
Luthe Bers
Iowa Home
Home Economies
Iowa
State College
Alw Council of the Home
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Robert Dickson
New Brunswick, N. J
Mahaska Co
Ames
Alpha Psi Omega
Co-operative Oil
Pella High Band
3Rd Church
Indian Mission
Pennsylvania
Co-op
Indi
Elle Chronicle
Polio Fund
Doris Redding
Glidden
Ill
Sally van Doorninck Pennington
Maxwell
Barbara Yount
Deep River
Catherina Hotaling McCartney
Bagley
Ruth Brown Omick
Eleanor Vanden Berg Rodman
Hull
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