Neighbors and 4 H Club Activities Reported
Neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Boot Tuesday evening. Lynn Grove Rockettes 4 H Club hosted an enrollment party at Carlene and Marcielo Wisgerhof home on November 10 with sixteen members seven guests and leaders. An officer installation was led by Roberta Wageman. A bake sale for the 4 H Camp fund is planned for November 17 at De Jong hardware Sully. The M E Circle met November 7 with thirteen members and one visitor present. Plans for the December 12 Christmas party were made with hostess Mrs. John Vander Werf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Boot
Gerrit Sneller
Pire
Mildred de Heus
Bud Dennis
Iva Sneller
Vivian de Heus
Andrew Rosenbers
Katherine Rozenberg
Lynn Grove Rockettes
4-H Club
Carlene
Marcielo Wisgerhof
Roberta Wageman
de Jong Hardware
Sully
Hazel Wisgerhof
Marilyn van Gorp
Marciele
Sue, Diane
Carlene Wisgerhof
Dorothy Rolffs
Barbara Evans
Mary Lou
Barbara Pierce
Janice Kruseman
Elaine Vonk
Darlene ‘van Kampen
Joan Rozendasl
Velma Taylor
M. E. Circle
Grace Jarman
Beulah de Bruin
John Hoeksoma
Japan
Topeka
Kansas
John Vander Werf
Armistice Day Talk Warns Of Doom And War Costs
Prof Herbert Mentink of Central College addressed high school students on Armistice Day pleading for peace and citing Korean casualties at 95000 and a trillion dollars spent on armament. He urged turning to the Bible and Christ and noted President Truman’s call to work for peace and pray for it. A student radio play preceded the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mentink
Central College
Truman
America
Peila High remembers six graduates in service
During American Education Week a school event honored six Peila High School graduates who gave their lives in service to their country. The FFA, led by Mr Zeigler, conducted the morning devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peila High School
FFA
Zeigler
Flying Dutchmen End 1951 Football Season In Losses
Central finishes the 1951 season with a 3 6 record, one conference win and a last place tie with Parsons at 1 4 in league play. Crandall scores most Central touchdowns with three, Halterman adds six extra points, and Gavin garners one each. Graduating players include Kohlmann Pugh Shuler Kroszner Arents Muilenberg Gibson Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tryon
Dale Young
Branstetter
Central
Crandall
Lemon
Johnston
Sneller
Campbell
Halterman
Darland
L. Pugh
Arents
Kroszner
Pierson
Martinez
Kohlmann
Donohoe
Sherrick
Boyd
Long
Miller
Shuler
Garner
Ellis
Don Hartog
Muilen- Gibson
Pugh
Buena Vista
Nielson
Powell
Schleisman
Young
Kamprath
Ferns
Glidden
Kerns
Bum
Parsons
Cliff Crandall
den Hartog
Dunkin
R. Pugh
Bob Halterman
Don Kohlmann
al Shuler
Rudy Kroszner
Bob Arents
Jerry Muilenberg
Bob Gibson
Bob Campbell
Soldiers Addresses in Casual Enlisted Section
A military list provides the addresses and assignments of several soldiers. Names include Pvt Leonard ee enonn, Pvt Marvin C. Ver Meer, Pfe Ralph D. Hoksbergen, Pvt Alvin L. Hokehernet, Connie J. Valster, Pvt James A. Valster, Pvt William L. Stursma, Pfe Robert L. Van Zante, and others, with their unit details and APO or post office addresses in California, Washington, Colorado, Kentucky, New York, and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin C. Ver
U.S
Camp
Stoneman
Pers
Con
Pittsburg
Calif
Open letter from farmer on hunting trespass near Sully
A Sully dated letter protests hunters shooting pheasants on private land and entering farms without permission. The writer cites a 63-count license and warns of reporting trespassers who may justify deeds to avoid trouble, urging hunters to respect no hunting signs and land boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chronicle
Sully
the Chronicle
Leonard W. Mansdam
Central College attendees praise liberal arts prep for medical studies
Dr. Clifford Keiser Miss Alice Carlson and Abe Grandinsenior returned from a Pre Medical Conference at State University of Iowa praising Central College for strong liberal education. Panel emphasized broad education and ability to communicate, sociology training, and selection based on grades medical aptitude tests and interviews. Attendees included W W Morris and professors from Iowa City Drake Grinnell and Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Keiser
Alice Carlson
Abe Grandin
Central College
State University of Iowa
Central
W. W. Morris
College of Medicine
Iowa City
H. W. Saunders
G. F. Else
W. R. Ingram
W. B
L. P. Johnson
Drake University
W. C. Oelke
Grinnell College
Rev Hart Armstrong to Speak at Church of the Open Bible
Rev Hart Armstrong of Spinfield Missouri who has been ministering nightly this week at a Christian Worker's Conference will remain over Sunday in Pella. He will speak both the morning and evening services as the Word of God is unfolded with spiritual wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Armstrong
Spinfield
Missouri
Church of the Open Bible
Pella
Armstrong
God
Care and Charity Message From the Preadom
A fragmented note praises abundance and asks Americans to join in thanksgiving. It urges CARE support for children and asks readers to send contributions to a Post Office address in Palla Town, seeking funds for assistance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor-Korea
C'O Post Office
Palla
Town
Committee Sets Rules for Roberts Essay Contest
The Francis M and Rilen C Roberts Educational Trust Fund Stigert Committee met at the office of the County Superintendent of Schools on a November day. It set rules: open to Marion County high school students, essays 750 to 1000 words, typed, anonymous, delivered to Community National Bank by March 15, graded 75 to 100, final by committee, highest total wins, contest decisions final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. and
Rilen C. Roberts
Gountty
Attourney
Marion County
Community National Bank and Trust Company
Trust Company
Dutch Visitor Seeks Bogaard Relatives Here
Peter Bogaard of Utrecht Netherlands visited with distant Bogaard relatives from Saturday to Monday. A gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs D Bogaard with attendees including Mrs C A Gosselink William Bogaard and Mrs H Ver Meer. Peter Bogaard a books dealer returned to Chicago Monday before flying to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bogaard
Utrecht
Netherlands
Chicago
Jacob Bogaard
Pella
N. Bogaard
D. Bogard
C. A. Gosselink
William Bogaard
Chairman Urges Farmers to Vote for PMA Committeemen
Paul B Brown chairman of the county PMA committee urges farmers to vote in PMA elections. Ballots mailed to eligible farmers for community committee and county delegate elections. Closing time for ballot acceptance is 12:00 Noon November 2 1861. Delegates will meet December 1 1951 to elect a county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Sty Paul B. Brown
Brown
Eddyville to Dedicate New Des Moines River Bridge
Eddyville plans a 1 PM Saturday dedication ceremony for the new Des Moines River bridge with a joint effort by the Eddyville Boosters Lions Women’s T.T.T. Clubs and the American Legion. A 20 page special edition, a tug of war, band concert, auto parade, and tape cutting mark the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville Boosters
the Lions
T.T.T. Clubs
American Legion
Eddyville Tribune
Eddyville
Bridges
First Railroad
Valley Theatre
Albia
Chris den Hartog
Eddyville High School
Le Compte to Speak at Eddyville Bridge Ceremony
Returning to town mayor Den Bartog will introduce visiting waters to the crowd. The master of ceremonies will introduce representatives from the Rake Heghens Commission and Jensen Construction Company. Homer F Darbyshire district manager of Iowa Southern Utilities will discuss the $8,000,000 Eddyville electric generating plant at the west end of the new bridge. Congress man Karl Le Compte will be the main speaker, recognized for helping secure the bridge for the Wapello Monroe community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Compte
den Bartog
Rake Heghens
Jensen Construction Company
Homer F. Darbyshire
Iowa’ Southern Utilities
Eddyville
New Bridge
Karl M. le Compte
Wapello-Monroe
Parade plans include free coffee and doughnuts
The parade program promises free coffee and doughnuts after the parade with additional features in development. Special entertainment for the youth is scheduled at the High School at 8 o clock, and a record crowd is anticipated if the weather cooperates.
Student Recital At Douwstra Chapel Tuesday Evening
A student recital will be held in Douwstra Chapel Tuesday evening November 20 1930. The faculty and students are invited to this first formal recital of the 1951 52 season. The program includes Chopin Polonaise Op 40 No 2 and Jesus Rose in the Morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douwstra Chapel
Chopin
Helen Schaafsma
Jesus Rose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Circle
Prof
H. Mentink
Turkeys
Int'Veld's Market
Leydens Produce
Vanden Berg's Market
Hall’s Hatchery & Turkey Farms
Taintor, Iowa
Pvt
Leonard Ee Enonn
5 Boatmaster
San Francisco, California
Pfe
Ralph D. Hoksbergen
Forest Glen Section
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
D. C
Alvin L
Connie J. Valster
Headquarters & Service Co
Const
Camp Carson
Colorado
James A. Valster
3Rd Armored Div
Fort Knox
Kentucky
William L. Stursma
U. S
Far East Med
A.V. A.P.O
c/o
San Francisco
Robert L. van Zante
Qm. Depot Group
A.P.O
New York, N. Y
Paltzer
Voice of
Leonard Maasdam
Roberts
Des Moines River
Turkey
Style-Mart
Town & Country Shop
Withernews
Esmanes
Olonaise
Choping
Brahma
Dichmont
Harold
Mac. Dowell
Geraldine Vander Pol Bright
Phoebus
Hook
Faure
Carlton Willis
Lou Ann le Cocq
Saint Saens
Shirley Kooistra
Barber of Seville
Rossini
Milton Scholten Malaguena
Lecuona
Larry de Vries
Boat & Boatsma
Peres Ental
Pera
Davenette
Choo
Fig 'Utifuy Jena
Panios Onel
Prizco 7
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