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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

4

Alumni Meeting Highlights Central College Ties

Central College Alumni Association held its annual gathering at the Beard home with about forty members. Notable attendees included H. F. Bousquet, J. W. Todd, and George A. Jewett. Officers elected were Elizabeth Pietenpol president Beas Gags 1st VP Lelia Drosz 2nd VP Cecyl VanderBeek secretary and S. B. Baron treasurer. The event featured a luncheon and a report on W. E. Lauterbach and Margaret Van Niewaal’s service with the Army Y.M.C.A. in Austria and Switzerland during wartime, aiding prisoners of war, with stories of Christmas gifts and morale-boosting activities.

Central College Alumni Association R. R. Beard H. F. Bousquet Hot Springs S. D J. W. Todd Pella George A. Jewett Des Moines Central Elizabeth Pietenpol Beas Gags Mias Lelia Drosz Cecyl VanderBeek S. B. Baron Beard W. E. Lauterbach Margaret van Niewaal

Earle and Hasselman Die in Iowa Cities in June 1919

Mortality notices from Des Moines and Pella report J M Earle aged 69 in Des Moines. He was born in Bennington VI, practiced law in Pella, married Ann Julia Morgan, moved to Des Moines in 1888, and worked with Bankers Life Co. Funeral held in Des Moines. I M Earle described as level headed and scholarly. H Hasselman died at 11:30 a m in Pella on June 14 1919 aged 80 years 26 days after a stroke and other ailments. Survived by wife five sons and two daughters. Funeral at home and First Reformed church, interment Oakwood cemetery.

J. M. Earle Pella Des Moines Mr. Earle Bennington Central College Ann Julia Morgan P. H. Bousquet Bankers Life Co I. M Earle Municipal Soraramen Moms Hasselman H. J. Hasselman First Reformed Church J. Wesselink Oakwood Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Hasselman Family

We thank neighbors and friends who showed sympathy during illness and after the death of our husband and father. Mrs. H. J. Hasselman and Children.

H. J. Hasselman

Ft Des Moines Post notes hospital staff influence

The Ft Des Moines Post, published by enlisted personnel at U S General Hospital No 26, is led editorially by Lieut L H Van Houten who manages educational work. The six page weekly features ample illustrations and strong advertising support.

Ft. Des Moines U.S. General Hospital No. 26 L. H. van Houten Aube

Commencement Sunday at Central College features baccalaureate and talks

Large crowds gathered for baccalaureate service at Central College with President M J Hoffman delivering a sermon from Joshua Give me this Mountain at Second Reformed Church. Evening address by Rev N J Peterson at Third Reformed touched on the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of believers with special music from a quartet and Fern Smith at organ. Catarrhal Deafness ad inserted.

Central College M. J. Hoffman Second Reformed Church College Glee Club G. F. Sadler N. J. Peterson Grin‘well Iowa Brotherhood of Believers Third Reformed Church

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