Plan for Holidays Made By Businessmen Thursday Plans
Business session outlines holiday observances for 1957 including Veterans Day Monday closure November 12, St Nick’s Day December 6 evening shopping, Santa Claus Day December 15, Christmas Eve closed Monday, December 24. Christmas week open evenings December 21 22. Christmas Day Tuesday. no Turkey Day planned. decorations to be lit by November 21. $1 000 Jamboree trade promotion continues to December 1. vacation for some before Thanksgiving. notes on school holiday alignment.
School Week Schedule Post Veterans Day
Monday after Veterans Day will be a regular school day as American Education Week continues. The public school calendar, adopted by the Board last spring term, confirms a standard instructional day next week.
Dutchmen Dominate Iowa Wesleyan On Homecoming Night
Don Mor unleashes a passing burst as Central’s Dutchmen roll to a 27 0 win over Iowa Wesleyan at Kuyper Field. Central scores four first half touchdowns, four by Morehead including a 40 yard strike, and holds Wesleyan to 69 rushing yards. The victory marks the sixth straight conference win and tightens the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mor
Jons
Wartburg
Iowa Wesleyan
Morehead
Central
Eddie Owens
Darrell Brand
Verle Rinehart
Bob Kruizenga
Pat Reysack
Thanksgiving Eve Program at Second Christian Ref Church
The Young People's Society of the Second Christian Ref Church invites all to a Thanksgiving Eve program in the church auditorium on November 22 at 7:30. Everyone is welcome for an evening of music and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Second Christian Seed Church
Hero
Gram Thailing
Parents Invited To Open House In Public Schools
Open house notices invite all high school parents to attend at Webster and Lincoln campuses with informal sessions, safety information, and coffee. A nursery room for pre school parents will operate at both buildings with refreshments at 3:00 p.m. on both days and a study hall time is offered at 9 p.m. to conclude the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster and Lincoln
Ogee Linncoln
Webster
Grand Opening Of Pella Bootery Friday Saturday
The Pella Bootery at 707 Franklin Street opens in a new 25 by 80 foot two story building built by Arthur H Huyser with a modern family shoe selection. Free gifts will be given to registrants Friday and Saturday with a drawing Saturday night. The store features an elevated fitting platform in the children section for easier fitting. Owners are ee and erday. contributors include Roorda and Eng ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Bootery
Ee Anderday
Franklin Street
Arthur H. Huyser
Con
Pentre
Roorda and
Engers
Because Their Hearts Were Pure melodrama at Bea High School
Boos hisses and cheers accompany the three act revival Because Their Hearts Were Pure tonight and tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in Bea High School auditorium. Tickets at 6:30 today at the high school general seating and tomorrow at Paarde Moore Ideal Pharmacy for reserved seats. The show features a mustached villain a brave hero and music that captures turn of the century melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea High School
America
Paardemoore Ideal Pharmacy
Audienc
Homemaking Adult Classes Begin Monday Evening
Mrs Carol Seebach announces free Homemaking classes at Pellaith School from 7:30 to 9:30 p m through November December and January open to all homemakers. Sessions cover Clothing Selection What Color Should I Wear Choosing Styles for My Figure Family Relations Understanding Teen Buying Frozen Canned and Fresh Foods Christmas Breads Furnishing the Home Upholstered Furniture Buying Wooden Furniture and Accessories for the Home with Mrs Seebach teaching most sessions and Mrs Peter Zwank chairing the Adult Homemakers Council members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Seebach
Pellaith School
Belary Senay
Pou Public
Adult Homems Council
Peter Zwank
A. Vander Beck
Pearl" Engbers
Art Tysseling
Duane van Haaften
Otley
Seebach
Christaas
Missionary Terpstra to lecture on Nigeria missions
Id Terpstra of Pella, on leave from Nigeria, will present an illustrated talk on his mission work Thursday November 15 at 7 30 p m. at the Christian Reformed Church in Sully. Sponsored by the Sully Christian School Mothers Club. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Terpstra
Pella
Nigeria
Christian Reformed Church
Sully
Mothers’ Club
Sully Christian School
Parent Teacher Meeting Slated for Monday Evening
The second PTA meeting will be held on its regular second Monday of the month, November 12, at 7 30 p.m. Mijuerkens will be the principal speaker on school reorganisation. Stanford achievement tests have been given. basic skill charts are in classrooms. Parents are urged to attend. coffee will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Mijuerkens
Stanford
Night School for Farmers Opens Monday in Pella
Rainmaking is the kick off topic for the Farmers' Adult Evening School of Pella next Monday night November 12. Elmer Ver Meer of Pella will lead with local associates. The program lists topics through January 28 including firm credit, agricultural outlook, water supplies, new crop varieties and meat type hogs with experts from Pella Marion County and state institutions. The meetings run 7:30 p.m. at the Pella Sale Barn and Pella High School venue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Adult Evening School
Pella
Elmer Ver Meer
Grouth
U. S
Marion
Ver Meer
Emi Mest
Atti- Sana Eaee
Cecil Vines
Agricultu
Dale Studt
Marion County
Aesclee
Art ‘Sruimenocl
Well Drilling Company
Krenzin
Tova
Quaife
Animal
Robert van Dyke
Kan
Cecil
Wilbur Plager
Swine Producers’ Association
Pella Sale
Pella High School
Nancy Van Zomeren Presided at State Home Ec Meeting
Miss Nancy Van Zomeren, senior home economics major at Central College, presided at the Iowa Home Economics Association state meeting in Des Moines hotel. Betty Box and Mina Baker attended as delegates and Dr. Allison Davis spoke at the luncheon on cultural training of the child in America.
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Nancy van Zomeren
Central College
College Club
Iowa Home Economics Association
Hotel Ft. Des Moines
van Zemeren
American Home Economics Association
Washington D. C
Betty Box
Central College Home Economics Club
Miss van Zemeren
Mina Baker
Allison Davis
America
Committee On Human Development
Dept. of Education
Chicago University
Four Hundred Workmen Conduct Pella Home Visitation
Four hundred men and women from all Pella churches completed a city wide home visitation Sunday by visiting every home within city limits. Dr. Jacob Prins directed the effort, recording 1519 local church members and 284 members with non local church ties, plus 284 non members showing a church preference within Pella. The Ministers Association plans to invite the six hundred plus residents without a church home to local churches. A prior Reform Rally drew large crowds at First Reformed Church, boosting local Christian witness efforts.
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Pella
Ministers’ Association
Jacob Prins
Reformed Church In America
Pella Cys
Trinity Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Eisenhower wins re election landslide in 1952 returns
Early noon totals show Ike with about 30 million to 20.5 million for Stevenson and 457 electoral votes to 74. In Iowa Herschel Loveless defeats incumbent Governor Leo Hoegh by 26 thousand, the lone Democrat winning. Hickenlooper leads in the Senate race with 83 thousand vote edge. Cunningham edges Denmark for the Bth district house seat. Congress hopefuls and House control margins remain unsettled as returns come in.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
W. H. Nicholas
Hickenlooper
R. M
Spike
Paul Cunningham
William Denman
Denman Jed
Denmark
Raven
Kie Sens
Aaenhower
House
Senate
Marion County Election Results Summary
Marion County election results show a mix of party wins across statewide and local posts. Notable figures include Eisenhower and Nixon leading in national races, with Kefauver and Stevenson also listed. State offices feature winners such as Melvin D. Synhorat and Chet B. Akers, while judges and representatives, including Paul Cunningham and Carroll Price, are named with vote tallies.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Estes Kefauver
U. S
B. Hickenlooper
R. M. Evans
Leo A. Hoegt
Istichel c. FP
Eless
Lire i Nicholas
George E. O'Malley
Melvin D. Synhorst
Lavey
Et B. Akers
George J. Biche ‘Sr
Stal . le
Commerce
Ray H. Thompson
Walter Aughn
Fedges of
Simee
Norman R. A
C.K. Thompson
Hai & Bas
Gr Prvon
Supreme Court
Ny Peceiene
Ee _Hullinger
Wil Fant
Conningham
Jiam F
Carroll Fries
Albert de Geus
Elmer Vermeer
Cal Auditor Cliff Park
Gonna
Tressurer
Margaret Hayes
Alberta Cobble
Elmer Liter
Jack B. Carpenter
Sheriff Anthon
Loren de Joode
Jack M. Evang
W. Vriezela
Dan D. Dieleman
Burt Stevenson
John R. Fisher
Justice of the Peace
Ed Beaning
Meinders
Bert Vande Kieft
Dale Vander
Frank L. Davey
Chet B. Akers
George’ i Binchela
L. Abrahamson
John E. Hansen
Clyde Spry
Harold Sitton
Norman A. Erbe
Edw. R. Fitzgerald
Walter A. Vaughn
William L. Bliss
Norman R. Hays
G. K. Thompson
Harry F. Garrett
Frank Messer
J. C. Pryor
Henry K. Peterson
L. M. Hallinger
Paul Cunningham
William F. Denman
Carroll Price
Elmer H. Vermeer
G. T. Clark
Cliff Park
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Alvin de Wild
Fr So Sy Tees
Seabee Saranty Sivcone
Queee
Ae Fan Poursom
Ms Flak
Aletha Van't Kerkhof
Jeff
Marilyn Roseboom
Beven
Clifford Keizer
Sctel
Uary
Bootery
Chronicle News
Lloyd Vander Streek
Carl Wehde
Venture
State Home
Pella and
Lake Prairie Township
Herschel Loveless
Leo Hoegh
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