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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

8

Honors for Dean Pietenpol at commencement weekend

During commencement weekend at Central a series of tributes honored Dean Pietenpol. The Trustee Faculty luncheon in Jordan Hall featured Rev Ter Louw and Dr G Wing. Alumni Association events in Graham Hall themed Through the Years With Piet ’n Pol included reminiscences from Ed Wesselink and Mrs June Stureman Paschal. Various alumni speakers praised his patient guidance and straight forward counseling. Commencement day followed with Dr H W Pietenpol’s address and remarks by President G T Vander Lugt.

Jordan Hall Ter Louw Brandon G. Wing Graham Hall Piet 'N Pol Ed Wesselink Dean Pietenpol June Stureman Paschal Henry Elizabeth Pietenpol Bert Baron Pietenpol Jane Gosselink Bob Kuyper Babe Tysseling Mart Heerema Jeanette Vermeer Shirley Kooistra H. W. Pietenpol G. T. Vander Lugt

Dean Challenges Seniors to Service at Commencement

At Central College in Douwstra Chapel Dr H W Pieten pol lenged 68 seniors and 18 two year teaching training graduates to lives of service. He urged that commencement is the day you decide what you will do with self and noted diplomas reflect four years of effort and grades. He spoke of new life, accountability, and the need to begin a future beyond the past, citing a Bible lesson about being born again to follow God’s will.

Central College Douwstra Chapel H. W. Pieten

Pella Girls Softball Team Seeks Games for 1952 Season

Pella sponsored by Bus Auto Service fielding a near return lineup from last year’s 5 5 record. Coach Peter H Rus lists players Bini Rus Wilma Rus Ruth Ludeman Arlene Jellema Gerry Rus Connie Niewsma Goldie Gritters Alda Van Wyngarden Bernice Rus Neola Terpstra and Ruth Ludema. Home games set on Fridays at 8 00 pm with June schedule including New Sharon Newton Oskaloosa and an open date. May contact Rus for scheduling.

Pella Bus Auto Service Bini Rus Wilma Rus Goldie’ Gritters Connie Niewsma Arlene Jellema Gerry Rus Ruth Ludeman Alda van Wyngarden Bernice Rus Neola Terpstra Ruth Ludema Peter H. Rus Desir Ing New Sharon Newton Oskaloosa Open

Missionary from South America to speak at Gospel Hall

Mr Thom as, a missionary with about twenty years in South America, will discuss country problems and God’s works at Gospel Hall tonight at 7 45 p m. The speaker, Mr Sands, has international experience in New Zealand and Vancouver and travels to share his South American message in Canada and the United States.

America Thomas Gospel Hall Sands New Zealand Vancouver British Columbia South America Canada United States

Globe Plumbing and Heating Co Moves to New Franklin St

Globe Plumbing and Heating Co relocated from 711 East First Street to 614 East Franklin Street. Founded in 1915 the firm has long served the area. the move places the business beside Gambie Store, with a spacious new showroom and inviting service. The Van Vark family continues leadership with Robert Van Vark and Mrs. C. W. Van Vark assisting office work.

Kempkes Glebe Plumbing Bob) van Va W. Ven Vark John Millisen Rae “Glebe East First Street Globe Plumbing and Heating Co Franklin Street Globe Plumbing and Heating Company East Franklin Street Gambie Gamble Sheehy East Franklin van Houweling Auto Co Clarence W. van Vark R. C Robert Bob Air Force Ferprise C. W. van Vark John Michmershuizen

Left Handedness Topic At Pell Leads Rotary Talk

Elisabeth Kempkes, former Pella teacher now in Washington State, spoke on left handedness to Rotary. She cited a 1910 Everett study of 1020 children showing over 20 percent were non-readers, with 80 percent of cases boys, and described adjustment challenges in writing reading and speech for left handed children.

Pell Elpkes Pella Kempkes Washington State Everett Washington

Pella Merchants Keep Thursday Afternoons Closed

Patrons and residents are reminded that a number of Pella merchants will close each Thursday afternoon from June through August. Closing is voluntary and each merchant displays a card in the window or on the door of the store or office.

Pella

Cancer Drive Underway In Otley And Surrounding Areas

Ninety volunteers from the Amvet Auxiliary are leading a Cancer Drive with a door to door canvass starting Wednesday and running until June 14. They will call on every home in town and country including Otley. A cancer awareness film will be shown at the schoolhouse.

Amvet Otley

Gancer Fund Appeal Urges Generous Help

A fragmentary plea invites readers to contribute to the Gan cer Fund to aid in conquering a dread disease afflicting mankind. The call emphasizes liberal donations to support medical research and patient relief efforts.

Gancer Fund

Preparations Underway For Annual School Census

Preparations are being made for taking the school census conducted by Oran S. Van Niewaal. He will visit every home in the city and nearby farm homes within the Pella Independent School District to alert residents about the forthcoming census call.

Oran S. van Niewaal Pella Independent School District

Left handedness linked to delinquency in students study

The article notes brain centers affected in some children and urges special attention in fourth grade as they notice differences. It cites a study showing high delinquency rates among left handed youths not due to intellect but emotional adjustment in a right handed society. Attendees included former pupil Dick Thynsburger, Lou De Vries, Frank De Wit, Rev. Redeker, and Dr. Ralph Ver Ploeg.

Dick Thynsburger California Lou de Vries Frank de Wit Russell J. Redeker Pella Ralph Ver Ploeg Denver

Phoenix Dancer to Appear on Ted Mack Original Hour

Donna Campbell and Stella Rysdam of Phoenix Arizona travel to New York City to perform on the Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour on June 10. The pair are pictured with their dance partner Ores, previously winning first place at the Jimmy Reiser event.

Donna Campbell Stella Rysdam Phoenix Arizona Ted Mack New York City

Social Security Representative to Visit Pella June 11

A Social Security representative will be in the Council Room at City Clerk’s Office 717 Main Street Pella Iowa on Wednesday June 11 1952 from 9 30 to 10 30 am The note underscores that Old Age and Survivors Insurance extended to farm and household workers from January 1 1961 and urges workers to verify wage reporting per Leo W Smith manager Des Moines office The piece mentions quarterly wage postings to workers accounts and references retirement and survivor benefits.

Main Street Pella Iowa Leo W. Smith Des Moines Social Security Administration

Local Ward and Township Political Committeemen Named

Election results list Republican committeemen and committeewomen for four town wards and Lake Prairie Township. Republican delegates to the county convention include K H Bean Frances Kuyper George Ver Steeg Robert Menning Edw Wesselink Betty Van Vark A K Verrips Sophia Bruinekool Elmer Vermeer and E H Vermeer. Democratic committeewomen named include John Kuiper A B Van Houweling Diller Vander Ploog Pearl Van Gorp Ed Plette and Veda Mensch.

Lake Prairie Township K. H. Bean Frances Kuyper George Ver Steeg Robert Menning Ltd Edw. Wesselink Betty van Vark Aa. K. Verrips Sophia Bruinekool

Beardsley Wins State Primary In Key Races

Governor William Beardsley secures victory in the state primary across wards. In fourth ward results Republican and Democratic slates include Fred Whalley Ed Le Cocq and Mrs Frances Kuyper among others with Beardsley’s renomination anticipated.

Iowa Primary Yields Strong GOP Nomination Support

Attorney General Robert Larson won a decisive governor nomination in Iowa with 39 percent, bypassing the state convention. Larson led a broad field with 216,855 votes while rivals Beardsley, Kenneth, and Nicholas trailed. Other results include Chester Yeaman 70,901 for Attorney General and Clyde Spry leading Secretary of Agriculture vote with 98,683. Secretary of State hopeful Edward Kallemyn polled 41,514.

William Beardsley Iowa Beardsley Des Moines Register Kenneth W. H. Nicholas Robert Larson Larsons Chester C. Yeaman Gover William S. Beardsley Kenneth A. Rans H. Nicholas Te. Gover Alden L. Doud Teo Ethlon J. Oltman Ralph B. Slippy Searstang Edward Kal David B. Low Melvin D. Synhorst d_B. Akers Harry _B. ‘Thompson Ober L. Larson Commerce Commissioner Lewis Carl W. Reed Alley R._C. Youngerman Se Etc. Gilvananey Peter A. Jessen John M. Ropes John A. Tallman Paul Cunningham Ior A. M. Wilson C. R. Sandifer Wal Elmer H. Vermeer Florence Kissinger Eal Opal Carle Justice of the john _G. Vander Werf Constabl Dale Vander Pol Beardsley Evans Nicholas Jon Elthon Gies Slip Kallemyn Synkorat Jahamson Cruickshank Secretary of Abscuitire Ep Fya Attomnny Genera Yeaman Commerce Commission Jolley Reed Youngerman Anderson de Voll Jessen Ropes Tallman Incumi Loveless Wearin

Memorial Union fund grows as alumni meet

Central College Alumni Association held its annual gathering on Saturday evening highlighting plans for the Memorial Union. Officers were elected including Rev. Garrett Roordan as president, Mrs. Janet Klein Beving secretary, and Howard McKee on the board. The campaign reported progress though rising costs stalled the original Student Union build, prompting revised plans.

Mina Baker Graham Hall E. H. Vermeer Greater Alumni Council Chester Zylstra Memorial Union Garrett Roordan Walden N. Y Janet Klein Beving Osceola Howard McKee Chicago Elizabeth Liggett Estes Memorial Union del de Haan

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Ogre Dean Faith Jesus Christ God Glebe Plumbing Co New Quarters Elisabeth Kempkes Parl Inthiida van Wyng Pete Rus Mgr Kenti Ruth Ludeman Georgene Lude Goldie ‘Gritteman 4Th Ward Oren van Niew Minnie van C. de Bruin T. H. Klein A. C. Kuyper R. T. Harvey R. Menning Martin Heerema Paul Farrer V. Vander Linden W. H. Vande Voort Ben de Vries Connie Vanden Berg Ed van Gorp M. Paardekooper D. Vander Ploeg John Hoeksema Chas. Hoeksema Pella and Otho D Wearin Herschel_C Sewell E. Allen Seery Silary S Eher Weddle Bo Ohn F. Hermes Sal Secretary of Agriculture Ester Hette Oal George C. Claasen Commerce Commisoner Conway al A Ad Sa Com. Commisioner Leo J. Tapscott Alvin P. Meyer Eon N. Miller Bi al Cc. Kuyper Ssba John G. Vander Wert Ryn Vander Ploeg Henry van Halen Bert Vande Kieft Vander Pol Fund For Memorial Union Century Club Central College Alumni Association Bill McMains Leonora Ganss Hettinga Kuyper Music House J. H. Johnson Percy Walley
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