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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

2

Local births and hospital news from Oskaloosa area

Local residents welcome newborns and report hospital stays. A baby girl born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs Anthony Ver Meer at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa. a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Vander Linden of Leighton at the same hospital. Residents cited include Mrs Rees McBride returning home from Florida after months away, and others entering or leaving Mercy Hospital or Mahaska Hospital for surgeries or medical care.

Mra John F. Vanier Zyl Oskaloosa Nellie Vrieze- Taar North Main St Anthony Ver Meer Mercy Hospital Leland Vander Linden Leighton Mercy G. J. Hoogenakker Mahaska Hospital Cordell Verwers Mahaska Rees McBride Floridane Walter’ van Doorninck Otley Ernest Vander Sully Jine Jansen John A. Kool Cedar Ines Mahae~ka

Local births and visits span Des Moines to Oskaloosa

Family visits across Iowa are noted from Des Moines to Oskaloosa with births and hospital stays. A baby boy arrived at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa for Mr. and Mrs. William Mathes on a May date. Several residents and relatives in Leighton Chicago Tracy Oak Bark West Des Moines and Pella are listed in visits and illnesses. A minor fire at Tone Kle’s property caused slight damage. Reverend C O Anderson and Mrs f welcomed a daughter Karla Rae at Des Moines’ SUI Hospital with mother and baby later released.

Glen Hockett Des Moines H.W. Slode William Mathes Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Harold Hal Ben Groenend Othy Groenenia Kant Dor Tracy Chicago Mies May Wo Oak Bark Leighton Chicasa Karl Vander Meide West Des Moines HL van Brogen Callel Cout Hingnih Tone Kle Leonard Aardt Betty Rohweder Wilma Slot Ray Kristensen Chiemgo Jensen Bert van Ee J. Huizenga Huizenga Ed Halverson Darlene Baltimore Maryland Frank Sibley Halversons Walter Ver Duicht South Tolland Minois Ingalls Memorial Hospital Harvey C. O. Anderson SUI

College Alumni Campaign Plans New Student Center

The Alpha Psi Omega drama group will stage sets during the day as activities continue on the main floor and chapel use shifts to religious groups or the music department. A Women’s Auxiliary kitchen with endless chain equipment will serve doors. A second floor lounge, game room, snack bar, cloak room, and offices are planned as part of a central facilities expansion. The Steering Committee of the Alumni Association leads the drive with campus Alumni Office support, with main fundraising beginning in May.

Alpha Psi Omega Alumni Association

Pella Rotary hosts Citizenship ceremony for six graders

Eight boys and eight girls from grades six to eight were named Representatives of Citizenship at a Pella Rotary dinner. Elders Bill Vander Lugt urged the youths to pursue a constructive life while noting the role of adults in shaping environments. Girls also earned Citizenship Honors, with recognition to come from the Professional Women’s Club of Pella.

Sentimen Pella Rotary Mervin Vander Schel Glerty Lincoln Robert Boyert Henry Pella Bil Dorothy Diglen Gerald Barbara Grandin Robert Beth Ann Brom Ray Mary Jane Branshart Marty Webster Anne Balstad Harold Gwendolyn Vanden Berg C.W Beverly Ray Fred Hesselink Martha van Ekeren Jenny Professional Women's Club of

Double Dual Track Meet Set For College Field Saturday

A double dual track meet features Simpson and Central Colleges against Parsons and Lena Wesleyan at Central track in Pella on Saturday May 7. About eighty athletes compete as Simpson leads in a previous meet while Central placed fourth. Buckney of Iowa Wesleyan set a Central high jump mark of 6 ft 11 16 inches and will return. favorable weather may improve times after a windy prior meet.

Pella Simpson Central Colleges Parsons Tona Wesleyan Central Lena Wesleyan Central Field Buckney Iowa Wesleyan

Neighbors Aid Injured John Van Elswyk After mishap

Neighbors rushed to assist John Van Elswyk who was badly hurt when he fell from a motor apparatus. They organized help, with many neighbors named, as the incident required crutches and medical attention.

John van Elswyk Deha Ebawyk Neishiber 5 Shane Tome Eieelibans Edean Joe Jeff J W. Willemsen Andrew Sehilt Dick Brower Voortinen Gerald Vaner Dick de Koning Henry Kennye Neiseh Case Mbert Dickarroll de Koning Pred Himmel Chaurence Meyers Ole Wrischit Fares Walker Hinton Chips Elmer Perry Harry Tibhoel Tunis Verschuure Harry van Rocke Wayne Neirmeyer Willian Lewis Dorp Ivan Bell Henry Willemsen Henry Kenning van Hlawyck

Enroll Now to Scrub Streets At Tulip Time

A Tulip Time ceremony invites men women and youths in costume to scrub the parade route before the afternoon procession. Committee chairman Anthony Tusseling seeks count of volunteers and provides contact via his shoe store for responses.

Anthony Tusseling Wouldike AO Mumber Performanc Pusseling Ser Amin the

Tulip Queen 1949 Miss Lorraine De Haan roots traced to 1849

The 1949 Tulip Festival queen Lorraine De Haan is linked to Jacob De Haan who arrived in Pella, Iowa from the Netherlands on June 24, 1849 with four children. He acquired land, laid out part of Pella known as De Haan addition, later gave South Park to the city, and built a brick home, with ox teams hauling materials.

Lorraine de Haan Jacob de Haan Pella Netherlands Pieternella Jacob Colyn Cornelia P. J. Koelman Tunis Dingman Mathew Holland America Old Country University Street East Third Street de Haan South Pella Squar South Park Howell Station

Fragmentary notes on early Pella house and figures

The passage recalls Hollanders who built a brick house now torn down and mentions De Haan family members. It notes a Reformed Church elder, a mayor named Simon De Haan, and a 19th century fire in Pella. Details are fragmentary and dated, with several garbled phrases.

Vian Hnan Ramon Exyly Simon de Haan Pella Mayer

Iowa City Music Contest Showcases Strong State Talent

Keen performances by Pella Histh and other groups highlighted a statewide music contest in Iowa City. Division I to II ratings went to numerous schools including Davenport, Muscatine, Ottumwa, and Fairfield with several ensembles earning excellent marks in solos and ensembles across cello, clarinet, horn, and snare drum categories.

Pella Histh Town City Marilyn Anis Marilyn Tanis We Rapids Davenport Albia Newton Dubuque Knoxville Raymond den Adel Jon TL Washington Cool Rapid Oskaloosa Ottum Cedar Rapids Center Towa City Wophone Quartette Divi IL Iowa City Muscatine Fama Tipton Bloomfield Cornet Greta Palmquist Clinton Grinnell Burlington Sigourney Fairfield Robert van Hal Montecello Independence Carl Ver Steeg Vinton

Westhaven Named Pres. of College Student Cabinet

Central College student body elected officers to serve as members of the Student Cabinet for the ensuing year. Morris West was named president on Thursday morning April 28.

Westhaven Central College Morris West

Central Bay Waste Board Officers Named

A draft club report lists officers chosen: Arthur Hoseh, sophomore from Steen Minnesota, as vice president. Greta Cleo of Brooklyn, Tawa, and Marvin Aiken of Marrison as secretary and comptroller. Clifton New Jersey student noted as senior member.

Sophmore Clifton New Jersey Central Bay Arthur Hoseh Steen Minnesota Mies Gretacleo Brooklyn Tawa Marvin Aiken Marrison

Committees chairmen elected across campus clubs

Social chairman Dick Conk of College Spring Iowa was chosen along with Religious Chairman F Gene Heideman of Shering Falls Wising Athletic chairman Pb Arvents of Park New Jersey Academic chair Arlen Elbring of Wi Groves Missouri.

Dick ‘Conk College Spring Iowa F Gene’ Heideman Shering Falls Wising Athletic Pb Arvents Park New Jersey Chai Arlen Elbring Wi Groves Missouri

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Stem Oskaloosa Street Schipper Brothers J. T. van Zante Elbert van Maanen College Good Citizens OF the Grades General Electric SPACE General Electric Veenstra John Kool R. R Wormhoudt & Kempkes Harry Grond Westinghouse Endlum van den Berg Electric & Paint Co Malone Veg Reed Gwen Davis Westinghouse Laun Chine Ven den Berg Electric & Paint Co
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