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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1946

Page

7

Central College Commencement Week Activities Plan

Central College outlines commencement week events with a 12 30 luncheon in Jordal Hall after the ceremony in Douwstra Chapel. The 1926 1931 and 1941 classes plan reunions and the Alumni Dinner at Graham Hall. A Saturday class luncheon at Second Reformed Church begins the week long schedule. Reservations via the comptroller. Cemetery Aid Porter Grove meets May 21 at 2. Mr and Mrs Adam Van Toorn observe their 60th wedding anniversary May 28 with open house 2 4 pm.

Central College Jordal Hall Douwstra Chapel Second Reformed Church George Gosselink Arabia Alumni ‘Association Graham Hall Jordan Hall Adam van Torn North C. Street Oskaloosa van Toorn

Eastern students enjoy dinner at Second Reformed Church

About 34 Central College students and faculty from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Alabama and Michigan gathered for the Easterners dinner at the Second Reformed Church. Each state group performed a skit. Joy McCain of Closter NJ won the Honeymoon pitcher as outstanding girl and Ed Crelin of Red Bank NJ won the shaving cup as outstanding boy.

Central College New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Alabama Michigan Second Reformed Church Joy McCain Closter Ed Crelin Red Bank

Central College Women's Auxiliary Meeting at Jordan Hall

The annual meeting in Jordan Hall on Friday May 7 at 2 30 p m invites all members and friends. Mrs Aelophine B Da will speak on Arabian experiences with a musical program also planned. The Woman's Federated Club will hold a luncheon at Jordan Hall May 28 at 12 30 p m for members with tickets via board members, 40 cents per plate. Mrs Paul Gebhard will be guest speaker after lunch for those attending the meeting and address at 1 45 p m.

Central College Women’s Auxiliary Jordan Hall Aoelphine B. da Federated Club Woman's Federated Club Paul Gebhard Catherine Poppen Mizpah Guild Second Reformed Church J. J. Sybenga J. V. Lankelma

Methodist Circle Meeting Reports April Holland Relief

The Methodist Circle met at Mrs. Earl Owens home on May 1. Thirteen members answered roll call with verses or hymns. Seven relief boxes were sent to the Netherlands in April. The June gathering at Mrs. Jim Klyn will elect new officers.

Methodist Circle Earl Owens Len Kaldenberg Committee On Holland Relief Netherlands Nina Blommers Jim Klyn

Student Recital and Choir Concert Friday Evening

The Commencement student recital and choir concert will be held at Douwstra Chapel Friday May 17 at 8 00 p m The program features Trumpet Trio Air and Variations Haandel Goldman Roland Brom Pearl Bruining Marion Morrow My Heart is Weary from Nadeschda and pieces by Attwood Chopin Gretchaninoff Lutkin Brahms and Cru ger Mueller The Choir performs Es Ist Ein Ros Ein and Now Thank We All Our God with the audience invited to attend.

Douwstra Chapel Haandel Goldman Roland Brom Pearl Bruining Marion Morrow Thomas Joyce Phi Gibbons Ippolitof Ivanos Lords Attwood Chopin Heusinkveld Hassler Gretchaninoff Brahms du Mage Jane Rozendaal Kastalsky Lord Lyovsky Christiansen Cruger-Mueller Lutkin

Quote on women sparks controversy in local letter

A harsh remark claiming three kinds of women circulates in a local discussion. The comment divides readers, drawing responses from community members who condemn stereotypes and urge respectful discourse.

Oskaloosa Couple Wed In Home Ceremony March 8 1946

Miss Martha Boender daughter of Mr and Mrs William Boender and Pvt Tunis Sterk son of Mrs Berdena Sterk were married at 2 p m Friday March 8 1946 at the home of the bride s parents Rev H Petroelje performed the single ring ceremony The bride wore a sheer marquisette gown over taffeta with a sweetheart neckline and veil of white net Her bouquet was red roses and white carnations The celebration followed with a two course luncheon for fifty guests The bridegroom has been in service since Sept 17 1946 at Camp Lee Virginia and moved to Camp Beale California Toys

Martha Boender William Boender Oskaloosa Tunis Sterk Berdena Sterk Rev. H. Petroelje Jacob Stouwie Wilma Peter Sterk Wilma Nunnikhoven Johanna Stam Johannaam Nettie Simons Joan Groenendy

Churches Gospel Hall and Third Reformed Church Schedule

George T. Pinches leads gospel meetings at 7:45 p m on May 16 with a sermon on Love story of a lowly woman. May 19 features Bible class at 10 00 a m Lord s Supper at 10 45 a m and a 12 16 p m KBIZ broadcast. Evening service at 7 30 p m on Life s Greatest Choice. Third Reformed Church offers Bible School at 9 30 a m, a baccalaureate at 10 46 a m for Central College with Rev Louis H Benes Jr, a Holland service at 1 30 p m, and evening service at 7 30 p m with Moments of Music and sermon Freedom s Crowning Hour by Rev N Rozeboom.

George T. Pinches KB IZ Dial 1240 Third Reformed Church L. J. Borst Central College Louis H. Benes, Jr Church-Herald Holland G. Menning Waupun Wis N. Rozeboom Eighth Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan

First Reformed Church Guest Preacher and Services

The First Reformed Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m with A Friend Who Learned to Believe. Morning worship at 10 46 a m with Rev Henry W Pyle D D of Holland Michigan as guest preacher. Evening praise at 7 30 p m features a Baccalureate service for the graduating high school class with Rev R J Vanden Berg preaching.

First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Henry W. Pyle D.D Holland Michigan R. J. Vanden Berg

Church Services Notice with Ministers and Schedule

The entry lists Church of the Open Bible with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wright and service times Friday 8 00 p m Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship 11 00 Young People 6 80 pm Sunday evening 7 80 pm The Saved Drunkard Second Reformed Church schedule includes 9 80 Church School 10 45 Morning Worship 2 00 Junior C E 6 80 Intermediate C E 6 80 Senior C E A guest minister from Central College Board will speak at the morning service and in the evening the churches join with the Fine Reformed Church for a High School Baccalaureate given by Rev R J Vanden Berg.

Church OF the Open Bible Charles Wright Second Reformed Church Central College Board Fine ‘Reformed Church R. J. Vanden Berg

Baptist Church Sunday Schedule with Guest Speaker

The Baptist church offers Sabbath School at 9:80 for all ages and a morning worship at 10:45 with a guest speaker. Youth Fellowship is at 6:80 followed by no evening service.

Baptist Church

Buny 19 Service at Ierdam School House

Rev Fayid Biddlenwartz will preach at the Ierdam School House at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend this community gathering at the local church event.

Buny 19 At & P.m Fayid Biddlenwartz Iterdam

Protestant Reformed Church Sunday Services In Holland

Rev L Vermeer leads Dutch language service Sunday morning from Lord's Day 24 "Het Loon op de Goede Werken" at Holland. An English sermon follows at 1 30 p m on Elijah's prophecy from 2 Kings 1 13 16 "Enquiring of God or of an idol." Sunday evening the Young People Society meets at 7 30 for Job 38 discussion.

Reformed Church L. Vermeer Holland Elijah Young People Society

Sully Reform Church Weekly Services T: Bennink Leads Morning Worship and Sermon Focus

Arthur J. Bennink, pastor, announces morning worship at 11 and 2:15 with a sermon titled The Glory That Will Be, junior sermon Brave Boys, Sunday School at 10:15 with lesson A Friend Who Learned to Believe, and 7:30 Evening Praise with meditation on Practical Christianity focusing on inner and outer conduct.

Sully Reformed Church Arthur J. Bennink Aorning

Eating program for the preschool child

A guide to shaping preschool meals with a regular serving order. Meats and vegetables first, then toast or sandwich, followed by milk, dessert, and additional bread if desired. If not eaten, the child is excused to play.

Obituary of Hielke Nieuwsma Pioneer Immigrant Leader

Hielke Nieuwsma born November 28 1836 in Hyeum Netherlands came to America in 1889 at age 23. He married Antje Zylstra in 1893 in Pella Iowa and lived nearby most of his life. He died May 9 1946 after a long illness leaving wife nine children 37 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral May 11 1946 at First Christian Reformed Church with Rev S Vroon, Oakwood Cemetery interment.

Hielke Nieuwsma Rense Nieuwsma Tryntie Rinks Hyeum Netherlands America Antje Zylstra J. Manni Pella First Christian Reformed Church S. Vroon Oakwood Cemetery

Thanks to those who showed sympathy after our loss

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for the many kind acts performed for our dear husband and father H R Nieuwsma and for us after his death. We are grateful to all who expressed sympathy and to those who sent flowers as tokens of their regard.

H.R. Nieuwsma

Mrs Mary Van Zee dies after lingering illness

Mrs Mary Van Zee wife of D G Van Zee dies at home 314 Liberty St Sunday morning after a lingering illness She leaves husband one sister Mrs John Ten Hagen of Pella one brother William Weyers of Oxford Iowa and several nieces and nephews Private funeral services were held at the residence on Tuesday May 14 1946 at 130 p m with Rev Clarence Olson of Mitchelville in charge Interment in Oakwood cemetery

Mary van Zee D. G. van Zee Liberty St John Ten Hagen Pella William Weyers Oxford Iowa Clarence Olson Mitchelville Geo. Pinches Oakwood Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Mrs D G Van Zee

Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness to Mrs D G Van Zee during illness and after her death. Acknowledges sympathy and flowers sent as tokens of respect and regard.

Mrs James De Heer Dies After Illness in Des Moines

Jennie Van Steenis De Heer born May 2 1878 died May 4 1946 at son Joseph Neely home in Des Moines after lingering illness. Survived by husband James De Heer Knoxville two daughters Mrs Bill Newton and Mrs Glenn Duvall son Joseph Neely two step-daughters Roxie Grootveld and Connie Grootveld one brother Bill Van Steenis seven grandchildren. Funeral conducted Monday at 2 p.m. by Rev Paul Hann at Bybee and Davis Funeral Home with interment in Graceland cemetery.

Jennie van Steenis de Heer Hubert van Steenis Joseph Neely Des Moines Iowa Harry Neely James de Heer Asbury Methodist Church Knoxville Paul Hann Bybee and Davis Funeral Home Graceland Cemetery

Birthdays and Lessons from a Chaotic Party

A weary mother recalls Jane's birthday party as chaotic and costly. Advice from the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station urges simple planning, active outdoor play, and varied activities to suit children's short attention spans.

Mrs. Brown Jane Iowa_ Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

Joe Muilenburg obituary notice in Iowa City

Joe Muilenburg aged 86 died at University of Iowa Hospital Iowa City on Tuesday May 14 Funeral services set for today Thursday at 1 30 pm at the Cooperative Home for Funerals Further life details likely to appear in The Chronicle on May 28

Joe Muilenburg University of Iowa Iowa City Co-operative Home

Liewe Wielenga 86 Dies After Long Illness in Orange City

Liewe Wielenga 86 died in a local hospital on May 6 after several years of illness. Born March 9, 1860 in The Netherlands, he immigrated to the United States in 1870, moved to Pella in 1871, and later settled in Sioux County in 1880. He was the second of twelve children, with six reaching maturity, and survived by his wife Marie Huisman Wielenga and eight children, 88 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. funeral was held May 8 at 1:30 p.m. at the First Christian Reformed Church, with interment in the Orange City cemetery.

Volksvriend Orange City Pella Liewe Wielenga Netherlands Virginia Sioux County Reinder Marie Huisman Sarah John Fedders Herbert Boyden Iowa Peter Mary William van’ Roekel Maurice Elizabeth Roekel Ring Andrew Wielenga First Christian Reformed Church R. Bronkema

Mink meat from Rock Island train tragedy remark

A train struck four horses that had escaped a pasture near Ce Paiper Place, killing them and prompting owners to prepare meat for mink feed. Amos Harper Woodrow Wilson of Golagens reported the incident.

Rock Island Pena Dis Amos Harper Woodrow Wilson Paiper Place

Conservation officer receives $200 check for out of season pheasants

State conservation officer Glen Yates reports a Floyd County sheriff call about a $200 check paid to the conservation office. The payer claimed years ago he shot pheasants out of season and wanted to make amends.

Glen Yates Floyd County Conservation Office

Knoxville to Receive 200 for Game Bird Plantings

A Knoxville community donation of 200 will fund conservation work for game bird habitat in the area. The funds will support cov er planting efforts by a local conservation organization to benefit local game birds.

Knoxville

Car Stolen Then Found In Neighbor’s Garage

Jim Klein of Mason City, a Clear Lake bakery driver, reported his automobile stolen after it was left parked in front of his home. On investigation, police found the car in a neighbor’s garage, having rolled downhill and narrowly missing a tree before stopping in the M. C. Turner garage about a block away.

Jim Klein Mason City Clear Lake Klein Britt M. C. Turner

Limited Space for Husbands Within Chif fonier Drawers

The line notes jokes about domestic life suggesting husbands seldom access more than the bottom drawer of the chest of drawers. It reflects a light humorous take on gender roles and household storage.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cemetery Aid Porter Grove Gerritt van Zomeren van Toorns Annual College Auxiliary Meeting Bert Baron College Office Sheaffer Eversharp Seaforth Carpenter Drug Store Masonic C.E.S Masonic Lodge Gold Star Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Mothers Legion Hall Bess van Zante Dora Carson van Hemert W. S. van Hemert Zelma Rysdam Charlotte Dillon Wilma Lankelma Thelma van Hemert Reading Lulu Smith Lois Rozendaal Joyce Prins Mrs. van Zante Kirby Page Chapel Dr. Page Loraine Webber Cedar Sp.t. 4-H Eysine Lake Prairie Township 4-H Roland Eysinie Myron Nollen Willis Vander Voort Gress Rogers Eysink Y.W M. Them Boender Osloosa Camp Beale California Boender—Sterk Churshes H. R. Nieuwsma D, G. van Zee Liewe Wieleinga FOR de Jong Pe Oe Pella, Iowa Femwevs
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