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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
4
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The Annual Campus Day last Friday featured clear weather after April showers. Students organized with the raking, sawing, and tennis committees, served coffee and sandwiches by the cats committee, then enjoyed afternoon games and races. A hearty supper ended the day as the campus praised the event.
Mystery pillows theft across dorm ended with a surprise party for Betty De Vries. Guests gathered in pink and white decor with a large candle cake, songs, and birthday wishes as hostesses Mabel and Pauline served ice cream and cake.
Mrs H J Boland and Mrs M D McWilliams visited Oskaloosa on a Wednesday afternoon, spending time with local acquaintances and taking in area sights. Their call highlighted social ties within the community.
G F Stegeman and wife of Chicago visited relatives here with Mr Stegeman returning home Monday. Mrs M Kramer has bronchial pneumonia risk, daughter Mrs Herman Moschel of Ottumwa helped. A Van Marel couple visited friends in Oskaloosa. Rev W J Duiker left for Archer Town after visiting his daughter Connie at Central Academy. Rev J M Vande Kleft leaves Prairie City for Holland Mich to pastor a church. Mrs E J Faassen says Mr Faassen, post-op at Os kaloosa hospital, can sit in a chair and may return home soon. Mrs W P Koopmans spent time in Oskaloosa. Dr C I Fox attended state medical meeting in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs W M Black of Knoxville visited L F Bousquet in town. Grand Rapids clipping notes John Visser, son of Dr A J Visser of Pella, a student, continuing studies.
A Calvin College student secured first prize with a gold medal in the Broadman oratorical contest. Mr Visser spoke on The Life of a Nation. Three prizes were awarded, presented by President J. J. Hiemenga of the college.
A feature praises sweaters as the cutest, with many pretty options for girls of every age. The tone highlights charm and variety in a local shopping scene.
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