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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1957

Page

8

Indian Bishop Guest of Central College Today

On May 23 and 24 Central College hosts Rt. Rev. David Chellappa bishop of Madras India. He speaks in Douwstra Chapel Thursday May 28 at 7 80 p.m sponsored by the college YMCA YWCA groups. Public invited to attend with other meetings with students possible. Bishop Chellappa leads Madras Diocese a large division of the Church of South India. He studied at Madras Christian College Hatfield College Durham and St Augustine's Canterbury before clergy in England. He led St Pauls High School Madras and became bishop in 1966 the first Indian bishop in Madras. He is president of the Madras Bible Society and Tamil Christian Council.

Chellappa Douwstra Ymcaywca Arcot India Madras Church of South Madras Christian College Chel- Tappa England Hatfield College Durham St. Augustine's College Canterbury St. Paul's High School Church of South India Madras Bible Society Tamland Christian Council Christian Educational, Council of

South India Bishop Chellappa as Editor and Author

South India Bishop Chellappa served as editor of the South India Churchman and contributed articles to journals in India, England, and the United States. He authored several books in English and Tamil across multiple topics.

South India Chellappa South India Churchman India England United States

Pella Christian Grade School Graduation Friday May 24

The Pella Christian Grade School will hold graduation exercises Friday evening May 24 at First Christian Reform ed Church. Thirty four eighth graders will receive diplomas. Rev. Marvin Doornbos will deliver the address. A Girls Choir from grades 6 7 and 8 will perform several numbers.

Pella First Christian Reformed Church Marvin Doornbos Calvary Christian Reformed Church Gradua Sharon R. Bandstra Gene Beyer Arthur Blommers Ruth A. Bogaards Frances L. Bos Janice E. Brass Marvin

McNamar Elected VP of Iowa Municipal Finance Officers

W L McNamar of Pella was chosen vice president of the Iowa Municipal Finance Officers Association at its Des Moines convention on Thursday May 16. Glenn Storey of Estherville was elected president Kathryn Groninga of Ackley secretary treasurer and Clifford Bowan of Spencer director.

W. L. McNamar Pella Iowa Municipal Finance Officers Association Des Moines Glenn Storey Estherville Kathryn Groninga Ackley Clifford Bowan Spencer

Pella High School Graduates Pictures Delayed

The Chronicle could not secure photos of Pella High School graduates for this issue. Pictures will appear in the May 30 edition.

H. S the Chronicle Pella High School

James Smalley to Teach Spanish at Central College

James Smalley of Champaign is appointed as an instructor of Spanish at Central College announced by Dr. G T Vanderug t. He holds a BA from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1950 and an MA from the University of Illinois in 1951. He has led the Visual Aids Service at the University of Illinois for three years overseeing the School Tape Recording Unit and the Educational Television and Radio Film Library.

Central College G. T. Vander Ugt Smalley Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Ill University of Minois Urbana Visual Aids Service University of Illinois Educational Television and Radio

Management of Cemeteries Topic For Talk to Rotary

Carl Ripper of Des Moines spoke to Rotarians after lunch on cemetery management and trends. He described cemeteries as commercial ventures with lots sold and care provided, noting 16,000 U.S. cemeteries with business phones and 55,000 total cemeteries encompassing 600000 acres and 26000 miles of roads with funds in trust for perpetual care. The speaker cited a shift toward earth flushed memorials for easier maintenance and lower costs.

Carl Ripper Des Moines Resthaven Cemetery Gary Vogelaar Ripper Ft. Dodge U.S

Sixty seven eighth graders receive certificates at prom night

A Tuesday evening ceremony at Pella High School awards 67 eighth graders their Certificates of Promotion. The event features Welcome by Doug Vander Werf, reading of the Will by Larry Bavarking, music from the Jr. High mixed chorus, a short talk by Dr. William Wit, class presentation by Keith W. Emmert, and certificate presentations by Supt. C. C. Buerkens. After the exercises, parents plan a party at Webster School.

Pella High School Doug Vander Werf Larry Bavarking Jr. High William. Wit Keith W. Emmert Supt. C. C. Buerkens Webster School

Poppies on Sale Friday and Saturday for Poppy Day

Disabled veterans at Des Moines Veterans Hospital made the memorial poppies for Poppy Day to be observed May 25. American Legion Auxiliary women Legion Juniors and children will canvass Friday evening and Saturday May 24 and 25, with headquarters at Vander Ploog's Bakery urging all citizens to wear a memorial poppy.

Des Moines Veterans Hospital American Legion Auxiliary Legion Legionnaires Vander Ploog

Mounting for labor and care in cemetery lot talks

A fragment cites Mr. Ripper urging uniform cemetery markings and noting the unpleasantness of selecting a cemetery lot by the living. The piece mentions 44 percent and indicates continuation on page 5.

Dr Eunice Roberts to Speak at Central College Convocation

Dr Eunice C Roberts assistant dean of facilities and director of women's educational programs at Indiana will be guest speaker at Central College Alpha Zeta Mu Convocation today at 10 10 a m in D ouwstra Chapel. Clara B Williams former dean of women at Central 1940 46 now Bloomington resident will accompany her. Harriet Prins current dean will host a coffee hour 8 30 to 9 30 a m in Graham Hall for AAUW members. Roberts is national chair of AAUW Standards and Recognition Committee. Central College recently placed on AAUW approved list.

University of Indiana Central College Alpha Zeta Mu Douwstra Chapel Roberts Clara B. Williams Bloomington Ind Pelli Harriet Prins Central Graham Hall AAUW Dr. Roberts

Memorial Services Shifting to May 26 in Pella

Memorial services for all wars will be held Sunday May 26 in the First Reformed Church at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Herman Ridder will lead. attendees should meet by 9:20. Legionnaires wear caps if possible. Oakwood Cemetery service follows at 2 p.m. with band, prayers, address, and firing squad. No formal Memorial Day observance on May 30.

van Veen-Van Hemert American Legion Post Pella First Reformed Church Herman Ridder Legionnaires American Legion Oakwood Cemetery Legion Hall Oskaloosa Legion Star Spangled Banner Boslooper Ridder Ward Dean Sadler Tom Boat

The Rainmaker Opens at Holland Theatre Tonight

Burt Lancaster and Katharine Hepburn star in Hal Wallis filmization of the Broadway hit The Rainmaker. Wendell Corey Lloyd Bridges Earl Holliman and Cameron Prudhomme co star in the Technicolor comedy drama about a traveling pitchman who changes a ranch girl's life.

Hal Wallis Olland Theatre Burt Lancaster Kathrine Hepburn Wendell Corey Lloyd Bridges Earl Holliman Cameron Prud'homme

Two Business Places Robbed in Pella Last Week

Two break-ins occurred in Pella last week with both taking place on consecutive nights. On Tuesday May 14 the D X bulk station in South Pella was entered through a broken warehouse lock while awaiting an audit by D X Company. On Wednesday May 15 the Klyn Tire and Battery Firestone Station downtown was entered through a coal chute with six tires and about $20 stolen. Sheriff Loren Jarman investigated both robberies.

Pella D-X South Pella Frank Vander Wiel Klyn Tire & Battery Firestone Loren Jarman

Pella High Graduation Events End May 29

Commencement week at Pella High features baccalaureate at First Reformed Church May 26 with sermon by Rev. Ridder and songs by the Mixed Chorus. Class Day May 27 at 2:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Eighth Grade promo May 28 at 7:30 p.m.. Final honors and address May 29 with Harold Wortman and Frank Gardner. Reserved main-floor seating announced with five tickets per senior.

Pella High First Reformed Church Herman J. Ridder Pella High School Anne Tusseling Harold Wortman Frank Gardner Drake University Divinity School

Hail Damaged Crops In Peoria Area Tuesday

The Peoria area suffered hail damage Tuesday afternoon spreading in a one mile by ten mile strip northeast to east of Pella. Oats and alfalfa were severely hurt, with rhubarb stalks riddled by stones and a half inch of rain measured. The storm likely moved southwest to northeast and may be linked to damage near Knoxville.

Pella Peoria Fleming Knoxville Marvin Vander Molen Gerrit Vander Molen Marvin Chronicle Office

Local Teachers Win Scholarships For Summer School

Mr. Jay Veldhouse and Mr. Stanley Boertje of Pella Christian High School were announced as scholarship recipients by the National Union of Christian Schools for summer study. The union awards these scholarships annually to support summer education opportunities.

Jay Veldhouse Stanley Boertje Pella Christian High National Union of Christian Schools National Union Awards

Ice storm roots create deep roadside ice near Peoria

Water fell as ice producing more than an inch of moisture in minutes. Mr. Vander Mol en photographed hail washed to 30 inches in a roadside ditch on the Mahaska Jasper County line five miles north of Peoria. Immediately after the storm the ice depth reached 36 inches. A picture tells that story.

Donald Vanin Gerrit Mahaska Paul van Genderen Deti Vander Molen Jasper County Peoria

Pella Merchants Open First Home Game In May Schedule

The Pella Merchants start the Commercial Softball League season with Je Mac of Oskaloosa at Leighton and Reese D-X at Tracy on May 27. They host Lovilla May 28 at 8:00 p.m. at Pool Park, while Osky Merchants travel to Louilla May 29 and 4th of July events light up the week with games across Knoxville Attica New Sharon and Oskaloosa. Community plans for a safe, celebratory Fourth of July at Swimming Pool Park are under way.

Pella Merchants Je-Mac Oskaloosa Leighton Reese D-X Tracy Lovilla Place Pool Park Knoxville Attica New Sharon Oska- Toosa Osky Merchants Louilla Pellaeople

Clarify ruling on planting flowers at Oakwood and Graceland cemeteries

The Oakwood Cemetery Association and Graceland Cemetery Association repeat that flowers may be planted at the head of the grave on the west end or near the marker or monument.

Oakwood Graceland Oakwood Cemetery Assn Graceland Cemetery

Scholarships Awarded to Teachers for Master’s Study

Twelve scholarships of 250 dollars each are granted to secondary teachers to pursue summer college study. Pella Christian High is the only school with more than one award this year in the Christian system. Weldhouse pursues a Master’s in Education at Drake University, aiming to finish in 1958. Roertje seeks a Master’s in Science at the University of Town, biology, with completion targeted for 1967 or 1958.

Pella Christian High Weldhouse Drake University Roertje University of Town

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Pella National Bank Chronicle News Ulate Home For David Chellappa Christian Grade School James Smalley James Gray Smalley Champaign Span James G. Smalley Bonnie L. Vander Linden Charles E. van Veen Gerald Roose Jerry Dean Gosselink William F. Breuklander Robert Glen Vos Georgia Ann Ten Hi Janice Kathy McDo Dolores Vander Pol Lols D. Ward Kathleen Gosselink Anthony. R. Tysseling Jean Yvonne van Zee Mary Beth Hollebrands Erma Jean Roorda Chery Joy van Rheenen Twylah Beth Monster Herbert E. Roorda Jean Paul Kuyper Arnold Dale In T Veld Larry Jon Baverkemp George Wm. van de Voort, Jr Harry Braashart, Jr Sandra Jean Vander Linden Janna Lynn Huyser Ruth Elfen Kuyper Alice Marilyn Bosveld Sharon Rae Duven Judy Ann Vander Waal Wilbur Lee Rozenberg Ronald Riggen Beverly Ann Winegar Jerry Weyers Ronald L. Steenhoek Keith S. Weyers Jerry William Blom Leonard Wayne van Rees Maria Barendina Castel Donald de Heer Gary E. Muilenberg Virginia Lee Sels Russell Lee Terpstra Ruby Mae Vander Hart Wayne Eugene van Dyke Wanda Toom Douglas Dean Vander Werf Phillip C. Pruitt Karen Diane van Waardhuizen Michael. Charles. Mitchell Willem A. Castel Evelyn Arlene Dykstra Larry Vander Linden Nelva Diane Schiebout Thomas Alan Lee Naaktgeboren William R. Wing Charles D, Petersma Clarence Glenn Witzenberg Eunice Roberts Eunice C. Roberts Patriotic Services Holland Theatre William G. Wing Miss Tysseling Marvin Vander Melen Sronble News Broadway Pella Products Holland Pella Products Co Stanley Boertjo Pool Park
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