Seniors Plan for Next Year Teaching Assignments
A Central Ray feature outlines where seniors will teach or study next year, naming Anna De Boer, Nina Gosselink, Ellamae Renkes, Jennie Roelofs, and others with postings in Iowa, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Missouri. It notes two students awaiting acceptance and mentions advanced students heading to seminary and a medical course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna de Boer
Extra
Iowa
Nina Gosselink
Dulce
New Mexico
Fred Menninga
Amherst
South Dakota
Ellamae Renkes
Rudd
Jennie Roelofs
Grand Junction
Mildred Straks
Maurice
Anna Tymasling
Ne Sharon
Freda Voss
Boyden
Kathryn Beckering
Donnelson
Ruth Bird
North English
Lillian Vander Stoep
Sioux Center
Melvin “ Irish” Tandy
Wilton Junction
L. A. Winter
Central
Dorothy Muyskens
Marie Schalekamp
Marion Frush
Rosscreen Company
Pella
Gertrude Firth Hubbeling
Dakota
Mina Scholten
Chilton
de Jong
Harmelink
Keuning
Nollen
Bid Muyskens
T. “Chary” Kurusu
Washington University
St. Louis
Missouri
Plan New War on Traffic In Opium
The League of Nations moves to intensify action against global narcotics as Stefano Cavaszoni pushes for a stronger opium program. Nations, including Holland, France, and Britain, face pressure amid a complex, opaque committee dynamic and a reduced American presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Old Guard
Mussolini
M. Cavazzoni
Geneva
Canvazzoni
le Council
Abe
Eagle
France
Switzerland
Japan
Holland
Germany
Bolivia
Jugoslavia
India
Great Britain
Portugal
China
United States
Italy
Cavazzon
Thur Woods
New York
Orient
Tokio
Russia
Spain
Stefano Cavaszoni
League of Nations
Cavazzoni
van Wettum
Bourgois
Delavigne
League Opium Committee
Grinnell Athlete Named Central’s New Director Coach
Central hires Leonard Winters as next year’s coach bringing Grinnell College ties and Wilton Junction HS experience. Winters played end and guard at Grinnell and earned a track major letter while coaching for three years at Wilton Junction. He aims to raise athletics and build a stronger Physical Training department while seeking recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Leonard Winters
Pella
Winters
Sioux City, Iowa
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Coach Winters
Wilton Junction
Winterid
Central Ray
The Little Brown Church and the Rural Faith Decline
A reflective piece recalls the Little Brown Church in the Vale and contrasts its faded glory with a wider crisis in American rural churches. It cites Ohio vacancy counts, causes such as modern distractions, education gaps among ministers, and the rise of autos, movies, and radio, urging a revival either through broader social programs or strict adherence to core spiritual mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Mother
Sis
Bert
Heaven
Whittier
Little Brown
Chickasaw County
Towa
Ezra
Nehemiah
W. S. Pitts
The
Vale
Little Brown Church
Pitts
Ohio
Willy Forsaken
United States
Tonce
Omniville
Country Church
Lere
Brown
Mr. Brown
New York
Rochester
Pittsburgh
America’s churches to ring again with patriotic renewal
A hopeful projection that modern methods can revive church life across the nation. The speaker envisions active people restoring the country church to glory and bells tolling from silent steeples to signal American faith and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baptist B Y P U to lead Sunday service play
The B Y P U will handle the Sunday evening service at the Baptist church presenting a short play titled The Measure of Motherhood.
Grace of God-11 Afternoon and Evening Readings Hannah
A fragment lists religious headings in Dutch and English, noting Hannah as a reading title in the afternoon and Our Lord's Mother in the evening, indicating a liturgical or devotional sequence. The source presents brief entries without broader context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hannah
Our Lord
Change of service times at First Christian Reformed Church
The First Christian Reformed Church announces new service hours under Pastor de Haan. Morning worship begins at 9 o clock with Sunday school at 10 40, and afternoon service at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Reformed Church
de Haan
A. m. Ps
Goa
Atottand
Hollan
Collar Bone Broken In Auto Accident
E. J. Stevens, on duty as hospital motor car driver, suffered a broken collarbone in a collision at the east entrance of the veterans hospital grounds in Knoxville Iowa. The Speed car, carrying Homer and Havener Speed, struck Stevens broadside as he slowed for a boulevard stop. The Star driven by Stevens appears wrecked. the Chevrolet coupe with the Speeds badly damaged. Stevens received medical care. Homer and Havener were bruised and cut. Stevens finished work for the day and drove his own car home, accompanied by attendants Rev Endrix and B. J. Hamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
E. J. Stevens
Veterans’ Hospital
Stevens
Homer
Havener Speed
Stevang
Havener
Hosital
Revendrix
B.J. Hamm
Van Doorninck and Vriezelaar Wedding at Jefferson Street
Walter Van Doorninck son of M W Van Doorninck married Vriezelaar daughter of Arle Vriezelaar at three o clock Saturday afternoon. Rev G C Conrad of the Baptist church officiated. Both are active in the American Legion and church work. They will reside near Otley. Chronicle wishes them congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter van Doorninck
M. W. van Doorninck
Vriezelaar
Arle Vriezelaar
Marri
Jefferson Street
G. C. Conrad
The
Baptist Church
Walter
American Legion
Otley
Chronicle
Quoted Grain Prices From Farmers Co operative Exchange
The Farmers Co operative Exchange at Pella lists hog prices and grain bids with oats at per bushel 7.95 to 9.55 and wheat around 2 dollars per bushel. The notice also references corn and cream figures in the same market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
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Meles
Universal
J. H. Dikson
Phone
Chevrolet Co
van Houweling Auto CO
Aigo
Ver
First Street
Rumeley Thresher
New Garden Cit
Louis van Roskel
Pella Supply Co
John Clover
Monsmain
May McCall's
Esther L. Ketman
Over Puritan Drug Co
Chicago Sunday Tribune
the Gumps
Sidney Smith
Gasoline Ly
Frank King
Harold Teen
Carl Ed
Moon Multi
Frank Willard
Smitty
Walter Berndt
Winnie Winkle
Martin Branner
Texas Slim
Harold Gray
W. E. Hill
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