Time Change for Central College Radio Broadcast
Central College radio will air Sundays at 9 45 a m starting June 19 with a program by Chapel Choir and A Cappella Choir singing The Hallelujah Chorus from Beethoven Mount of Olives The June 26 organ recital honors Dr Albert Jagnow former teacher at Wartburg Theological Dubuque IA transcribed by Des Moines Ottumwa AGO chapters after Dr Jagnow's death April 30 and coordinated with his widow and station manager Cecil Finger Jagnow will perform Bach Choral Preludes and Awake for Night is Coming
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Central College Radio
Progr
2Chitement
Chapel Ioir
Mount of Olives
Albert Jagnow
Wartburg
Bach
Ian
Welcome Wagon Introduces Newcomer Calls In Pella
A Welcome Wagon Hostess visits new arrivals like Mr and Mrs Doe with a gift basket and Welcome Card from churches schools and civic groups. The program includes a city map from the Chamber of Commerce and invitations from sponsoring businesses to visit. Future notices promise details on baby births birthdays and engagements.
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Reonle
Pella
Doe
Chamber of Commerce
Newcom
The
Red Cross
Cancer Society
Dee
Dos
Jasper County National Field Days Set for Sept 20 22 1956
Jasper County announces National Field Days to run September 20 through 22 with Youth Day on Thursday State Day on Friday and National Plowing on Saturday. Event headquarters at Henry Steenhoek and Esther Toss farms. Executive committee chaired by J Merrill Anderson includes Tim Campbell Jr and others from Prairie City Newton Colfax and Monroe. Organizers stress conservation heritage and broad sponsorship from soil conservation groups and state agencies.
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FA ‘J. Merrill Anderson
National Field Days, Inc
Conservation Sing
Henry J. Steenhoek
Esther Toss
Towa
Lerrill Anderson
Lawrence Hammerly
al Disrud
Monroe Mirror
Hadsall
County
Ion Ip
Ie Naonat
John G. W
Conservation City
Ed Baur
van Meter
Jasper County
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Towa Soil Conservation District Commissioners Association
State Soil Conservation Committee
Iowa State College
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Who-Tv
Central graduate earns Oak Ridge fellowship for study
Laula Bosveld of Jason City Iowa, son of John Ger of Pella, a physical science instructor at the junior college, has received a fellowship to study at the Oak Ridge Institute for the summer. He will spend August there continuing his work in physics.
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Central Graduate
Oak Ridge
Laula Bosveld
John Ger
Pella
Jason City
Prentin
Oak Ridge Institute of
Hee
Bosveld Receives Oak Ridge Fellowship for 1955 56
Bosveld earned a National Science Foundation fellowship to study radioactive and atomic materials in business and instruction. He will conduct experimental work in Oak Ridge laboratories. He was elected president of the Mason City Education Association for 1955 56. Bosveld is a Central College graduate.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
National Science Foundation
Bosveld
Mason City Education Association
Syam
Chronicle Farm Page Wins National Editorial Award in 1956
Chronicle reports its Farm Page earned fourth place in Best Service to Agriculture for papers over 2,000 in the National Editorial Better Newspapers Contest. The national event drew 114 newspapers from 45 states. awards announced June 16 included second and third places to other papers, with several Iowa weekly papers also placing in various categories.
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The
Chronicle
Colorado City
Tay
Fairfield
Th Chronicle
Hillsboro
Oregon
Argus
Hastings Ny Tribune
Isues
Iowa Weekly
Storm Lal Pitot-Tribune
Gener
Elders Herald-Index
Belle Laine Union
Ida Grove Pioneer Record
Marshalltown’ Times
Republi
Storm Lake Register
Benton County
Sn Norway
Pierson’ Pro
What Cheer Patriot- Chronicle
Gertrude Synhorst on Staff at National Baptist Assembly
Gertrude Synhorst is among 180 adult staff members at the American Baptist Assembly at Green Lake Wisconsin. From June 16 to September 3 the assembly hosts 26 camps and confer ences under the National Council of Churches, Future Farmers of America, and related groups.
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Mra
Gertrude Synhorst
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
Assembly
Tlee
National Council of Churches, Future Farmers of
Summer Program Of Recreation Begins On Monday
The Kiwanis Club sponsored summer recreation program for children starts Monday morning June 20 at Lincoln and Webster school grounds. Enrollment is expected at 160 to 200 with 9:00 am to 12:00 pm sessions split between play study and crafts. Supervisors are Junior Dunkin and Harold Hiemstra for men and Cora Thomassen Dixie Balstad Judy Cook Norma Kuiper Ruth Pippel and Darlene Van Zomeren for women. Jim Ruthven substitutes for Dunkin during the first week. School authorities support the project with buildings grounds and janitor services as a community service effort.
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Kiwanis Club
Lincoln and Webster
Junior Dunkin
Harold Hiemstra
Cora Thomassen
Dixie Balstad
Judy Cook
Norma Kuiper
Ruth’ Pippel
Darlene van Zomeren
Jim Ruthven
Central College dean's list honors local students
After tabulation for the second semester at Central College in Pella Iowa the dean's list of honor students was issued. The list includes multiple local names such as Logan Andeweg Lou Ann LeCoca Marlene Sels Mary Alice Buwalda Raymond Doorenbos Nella De Jong Wilma Keuning Arlene Ver Ploeger Jud y Cook Goemaat Bonnie Kuyper Donald Rebertus Norman Verros and William Vander Voort Ottoy among others.
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Central College
Pella
Polla
Logan Andeweg
Roy Andeweg
Lou Ann LeCoca
Ed LeCocq
Marlene Sels
A. M. Sels
Robert Borgman
W. B. Borgman
Ellen de Geus
Andrew de Geus
Nancy Groendyke
John Groendyke
William Vander Voort
William E. Vander Voort
Otlo
Judy Cook
J. Merrill Cook
Mr Goemaat
Lena Goemaat
Bonnie Kuyper
J. A. Kuyper
Donald Rebertus
John Rebertus
Norman Verros
Dave Verros
Otley
Assembly grounds broadened by Victor F. Lawson estate
Formerly the estate of Victor F. Lawson Chicago the grounds of the Assembly now total 1100 acres. They include an eighteen hole golf course a swimming pool and a range of living accommodations from teepees and cabins to a luxurious 81 room hotel. The Assembly employs 182 staff across student young adult and permanent roles with adult staff serving as clerks cashiers hostesses and on the waterfront while others work in the kit chen and participate in choir dramatic productions conferences and staff social activities.
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America
Future Homemakers of America
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
The
Associated Press
Assembly
Season's First Concert Opens Weekend Schedule
The debut band concert of the season is planned for Saturday night, June 11. The program features three overtures Coronado Tarver Skyline by Morrissey Alpine Holiday by Barnes and Grieg Huldigungsmarsch. Selections include The Green Cathedral and John son King Cotton marches.
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Morrissey
Barnes
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Johnson
Whalley
Green Cathedral
Year End Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for Monday
The Chamber of Commerce plans a year end meeting Monday at the Golf and Country Club with a 6 30 supper. The session marks the close of the 1964 1955 year and will elect three directors. Roy Meadows of the FBI will speak at the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Golf and Country Club
Paul Farrer
V. Weirather
Don Waechter
Neighbors Aid C Roose by Bal ing Hay Near Peoria
Cornelius Roose, hurt in a hay baler mishap May 31 near Peoria, received treatment in Des Moines. On June 14 neighbors baled 26 acres of clover and 8 of alfalfa to help, with many men and women contributing meals and additional farm aid to cultivate corn.
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H Good
Cornelius Rosse
Peoria
Roose
Alee
Cornelius Roose
Des Moines
Gerrit Roose
Ben Veenstra
Arie van Weelden
Harold Ozinga
Ben Vos
Henry ‘Hoogendoorn
Don van der Kamp
Allen van der Kamp
Don van der Molen
Gerrit van der Molen
Gerrit’ Rus
Wm. Andringa
John A. Roose
Kenneth de Jong
Leon Roose
Arvin Jean Roose
Chuck Zimmer
John C. Roose
C. Roose
Wilbur Roose
Beulah Mae Roose
Jeannetta Roose
Cornelius
Rooses
Mar
Dive Bombing Jays Terrify Pedestrians in Garden Square
In Garden Square near the Chronicle office a pair of blue jays repeatedly dive bombed pedestrians. John J. Kuiper, unaware of the nestless bird, was pecked on the head as he walked along the sidewalk while another man also faced a head pecking.
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Garden Square
Chronicle Office
John J. Kuiper
John
Holding Iowa Y Teen Conference at Central College Campus
The Iowa Y Teen Conference opened Sunday at Central College with 275 teens from across the state. Directed by Miss Jeanne McGahee of Des Moines, the event carries the theme Know Thyself Be Thyself and features Mr. John Charles Jones of Chapel Hill NC as main speaker. Daily sessions include talks, discussion groups, recreation, and workshops on Y projects with creative dance, dramatics, crafts, choral work, and personal living topics. Each evening ends with group discussions shaping the next day’s program.
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Central College
State
Jeanne McGahee
Des Moines
John Charles
Charlie” Jones
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Mr. Jones
Swimming Classes Begin Monday at Municipal Pool
Swimming classes start Monday June 20 at the municipal pool with a full schedule for beginners advanced beginners intermediate and other groups. Special new offerings include water ballet rhythmic swimming for girls of Jr High age and above and an advanced beginners class for children who have completed basic skills. Mothers are asked to bring children to sign up even in cool weather.
Women Attend Home Economics Alumnae Institute at Ames
Mrs. Peter Van Zante and Miss Mina Baker attended the Home Economics Alumnae Institute for Iowa State College graduates in Ames on Thursday June 9. Topics covered household equipment and child development. Miss Baker plans to attend the American Home Economics Association annual meeting in Minneapolis June 27 to July 2 with the theme Home Economics Potential for Greater Service.
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Peter van Zante
Mina Baker
Iowa State College
Ames
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Janceey
Ety-Wit
Marion County
Kuiper Farm
WHO
Newton Daily News
Mr. Bosveld
Chronicle Farm Page
Nat'l Baptist Assembly
Rotary
Jean Kuyper
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Tulip Time
Din
Hear Festival Report
FBI Agent's Talk
Chamber
Trux Nusbaum
Anthony Tysseling
Bud) Vander Ploeg
Ray Robus
Max Hocksema
Melvin Ver Meer
Rudy Ulrich
William
Bill) de Jong
John P. Ver Meer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roy Meadows
Ion Tysseling
Pete Vos
Gerrit de Jong
Weibe de Vries
Martin Vos
Henry R. Nieuwsma
Gerald Nieuwsma
Larry Vander Molen
John Hagen
Municipal Pool
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