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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1938

Page

3

Public School News From First and Third Grade Update

In first grade Miss Kempkes leads two health projects with daily health charts and a robins nests study. Students built vegetable men, planted seeds, watched roots grow, and colored art. Robert Schuring moved to Pella. Raymond Pope returned after scarlet fever. Third grade reports Henrietta Schuring joining, illness absences, and both divisions reading Make and Make Believe and New Stories and Old. Kk returned after an appendectomy and attendance reached a milestone.

Robert Schuring Pella Raymond Pope Wiggles Henrietta Schuring Otley Elma Bloodsworth Marvin Carl Ver Meer Helena Toom Tn Kk

Photographer Visits The Webster School

Chronicle photographer visits Webster School during playtime capturing pupils in various activities as books and recitations pause for relaxation and change. The scenes emphasize the lively variety of exercises and the shift from classroom to playground moments.

Chronicle Webster Colleen Renaud Norma van Dyke Norma Ver Dught Uella Dingeman Betty Miedema Myrtle Evers Minerva Schakel

Junior Audubon Bird Club formed by fifth graders

Fifth graders announce plans to form a Junior Audubon Bird Club. They write to Audubon Society for pins, display bird pictures, color six bird drawings, and plan their first meeting. Students boast classroom projects from Heidi readings to bird posters while news of classmates is noted.

Audubon Bird Club Audubon Society Glen van Vark Janette van Pearsem Heidi Peter Heidi Clarence Miedema Walter Williams Walter William Vanden Berg Betty Jean Notting Gerald Koopmans Dorothy Needham Theresa Nanktgeboren Gloria Hartley

Fifth graders study maps and islands in geography class

Last week we worked on a crossword and car puzzle using our dictionaries. Donald and Rose Toom are quarantined and we miss them. Jen ella Leydens returns after two weeks absent. We enjoy outdoor games for physical training. Fifth grade geography maps state capitals rivers and lakes. Sixth grade studies India. In art we drew a pussy.

Donald Rose Toom Jenella Leydens India

Willows Display Real Pus Sies With Pictures

A reader notes willow branches bearing images described as real pus specimens. The item presents as a quirky or sensational short caption with minimal context and no clear attribution.

Camp Pire Girls Camp Hantesha Fee Drop Before May First

Registration for Camp Hantesha offers a fifty cent discount to Camp Pire Girls who enroll before May 1 reducing the cost from two dollars to one fifty. Janet Lankelma is the sole definite attendee from Group 1, while most Group II girls plan to go. Junior High students were invited to a free safety movie at Pella Theatre hosted by the Ladies Federated Club titled The Devil is Driving starring Richard Dix and Joan Perry. The Junior High boys have begun their baseball team as spring weather returns, and lines are being formed.

Camp Pire Camp Hantesha Janet Lankelma Pella Theatre Ladies Federated Club Richard Dix Joan Perry

Seventh graders set as pennant favorites in junior high league

Winter habits give way to lines as warm weather returns. The Junior High baseball season opens with sixth grade combining Lincoln and Webster teams, seventh grade likely fielding two squads, and eighth grade reduced to one team. Seventh graders to train daily. Eighth grade girls to share basketball with seventh grade girls under teacher. Mr Nutting to coach boys. Campfire Girls Group II held a meeting at Marion County Bank basement. Absent were Harriet Schilder June Van Gorkom and Orleath Vogelaar. A hike was planned but mud halted it. New officers elected: President Patty Johnson, Vice President Tone Lankelma, Secretary Dorothy Jo Bean, Treasurer Madeline Vander Zyl, Scribe Orleath Vogelaar.

Lincoln and Webster Nutting Campfire Girls Marion County State Bank Harriet Schilder June van Gorkom Orleath Vogelaar Patty Johnson Tone Lankelma Dorothy Jo Bean Madeline Vander Zyl

Camp Fire Girls Planned Trip to Grand Council Fire

The older group of Camp Fire Girls plan to attend the Grand Council Fire in Des Moines on March 25. Members Janet Lankelma, Jean Van Gorkom, Mary Meulpolder, and Anna Mae Lang erak seek Torch Bearer rank while Joyce Vriczelaar, Jah Buwalda, and Ruth Klein pursue Wood Gatherer rank. Lola Carter aims for Maker's rank. Other honors will be awarded for various activities the girls have completed. All look forward to the grand event.

Des Moines Janet Lankelma Jean van Gorkom Mary Meulpolder Anna Mae Langerak Joyce Vriczelaar Jah Buwalda Ruth Klein Lola Carter

F. F. A. Triumphs in Pella Over Knoxville

The Gden City FFA basketball doubleheader saw Pella FFA defeat Knoxville 36 to 14 after leading 18 to 8 at halftime. Referees Herb Vander Waal and Bib Menhing officiated the second game as Pella used tight man to man defense to limit Knoxville to few scoring chances. The win avenged an earlier 18 to 6 loss with reserves contributing in the late stages.

Gden City F. F.A Knoxville F. F. A Herb Vander Waal Bib Menhing Knoxville Pella

Pella FFA First Team Narrowly Loses 26-24

The Pella F F A first team fell 26-24 to Knoxville, despite a late effort. Hendricks scored 20 and Harvey contributed 1 with 12 plus 211 totals. both teams had seven missed free throws.

Lincoln High D. M. Field Dedication Invitation

The Little Dutch will be invited to dedicate the new Abraham Lincoln High Football Field in Des Moines next fall. By special arrangement the Green and White travel again to Des Moines to face the Lynx on their new field Saturday afternoon October 1. The future belongs to the man who is founded in information.

Abraham Lincoln High Des Moines Lynx

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