Village club notes and social plans from 1949 meeting
Edwarda Grandin chaired the Black Oak and Scott 4-II club meeting on November 7 1949 with 12 members and 5 visitors. Frances Van Maanen reported on the magazine project, signs were judged for the yearly program, and a penny match followed. A talk on The Basics of Foods and Nutrients was given, menus scored, and booster party repairs planned for November 10. The Eldeen Club and silver wedding anniversary celebrations are mentioned along with readings, music, and gifts for the Veenstra family. Funeral notices and a birthday gathering for Mrs Onstine are noted alongside a December meeting plan and a Care overseas relief contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarda Grandin
Black Oak
Rosemary Haines
Frances van Maanen
Andrew Barnes
Darlene van Zomeren
Harold Veenstra
John Menninga
Henry Vander Wilt
Bernie Menninga
Mary Jane
Patricia Reitveld
Veenstras
Albert Reitveld
A. den Adel
Mra
Gerrit Hasselman
Viola
Harry Boot
Arvin
Dick Boot
Vernon
de Kock
Verwers
John H. van Zee
Ned Bensink
Len Hoksbergen
Chas. Toom
Telida Monster
McConnell’s Cafe
Knoxville
Obituary of Dr. G J Hagens in Chicago
Dr. Garrett J. Hagens of Chicago died November 13 1949 aged 81. He was born in Pella January 19 1868 married Kate G Welle in 1893. Survived by two sons Elmer and Edward II four grandchildren and sister Mrs Anne Klyn. A physician for over 50 years, he graduated Chicago Medical College 1891 and interned at Mercy Hospital. Services at Englewood Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anie Samson
Anna Zylstra
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Paul Zylstra
Otley
Pella
Newton
A. Samson
Leighton
Iowa
Andrew
Reasnor
Paul
Lacona
Gerrit
Prairie City
Charles
Monroe
Minnie Bruxvoort
Mitchellville
Christian Reformed Church of
David Grasman
Oakwood Cemetery
Pela
Garrett J. Hagens
Chicago
William G
Antonette Pos Hagens
Kate G. Welle
Elmer W. Hagens
Edward D. Hagens
Freeport
Walter E
Janice
Virginia
Annette
Anne Klyn
Hagens
Chicago Medical College
Englewood Hospital
Englewood Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Pork in Meals Promises Plentiful Supply This Season
A nutritionist from Iowa State College notes pork remains a rich source of thiamine niacin riboflavin and iron from liver. The article offers cooking ideas for pork including sausages with pineapple rings French fried ham sandwiches spareribs Boston butt roast and pork shoulder cube dishes. It stresses thorough cooking to kill parasites and recommends braising over broiling for best flavor.
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Margaret Kagarice
Iowa State College
Andance
Modern Range Advances Home Cooking Efficiency
Naomi Shank, Iowa State College home management specialist, notes modern gas and electric ranges reduce utensil use and simplify methods. New ranges offer five or more heat settings, direct simmering, warm head function, and eliminate asbestos mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Shank
Iowa State College
Shank
Aged Names Sought for Publication in January Issue
The Chronicle will publish in January 1950 a list of locals aged 80 or more from Pella and nearby areas. Send name, age, birth date, and address on a postcard to Mr. C I Vander Meulen or to the editor, or call Blue 253. Cooperation is urged to keep the list complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Pella
C. IL. Vander Meulen
West Second Street
Vander Meulen
Rural China themes at First Baptist Church service
Clifford F. Perron presides as pastor at First Baptist Church with morning worship led by Dr. Co IL Plopper of Nanking Theological Seminary. Theme centers on The Rural Church in China. Special music features the choir and Baptist Youth Fellowship. Thanksgiving Day service and a motion picture Youth for the Kingdom at Second church follow. Public invited. missions offering welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford F. Perron
Co IL Plopper
Nanking
Great Invitation and Sunday Services At Local Church
L J Borst minister leads Bible School hour at 9 00 am followed by Morning Worship with a sermon The Mystery of Communion Junior Senior and College groups discuss They Caught A Vision Harold Van Oort leads later education Sunday Eve ning Service in the Christian's Joy series with Jesus Will Come Moments of Music features Cyrus Carlton Wells at 7 20 pm The Temple Time Reformed Church radio broadcast airs at 3 30 pm on KXEL 1540 with American Ing ratitude by Rev R Redeker Local broadcast of Third Reformed Church services on KEBS 620 Thanksgiving Day service at 10 00 am features a sermon The Christian's Testamony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Borst
Th.b
Bible School
C.K. Society
Harold van ‘Oort
Jesus
Cyrus Carlton Wills
Reformed Church In America
KXEL
R. Redeker
Third Reformed Church
KEBS
Sermot
Revival services at Church of the Open Bible
Revival services led by Rev and Mrs H Bradshaw continue nightly through Sunday with 9 45 am Sunday services 11 00 am morning worship and 7 30 pm evangelistic service The Brain charge pre Thanksgiving service Wednesday November 23 at 7 46 pm guest speaker Rev Wilbur Corman Cont er Supt Open Bible Churches Themed Thanksgiving presented in preliminary portion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Open
H. Bradshaw
Wilbur Corman
Open Bible Churches
Gospel Hall Service and Bible Talk Schedule
Gospel Hall George T. Pinches invites for The Bible School and Gospel Service with topics The Lord's Supper and Worldly Confusion. A Women and Prayer meeting, First Reformed Church morning worship on Material Means, evening praise and prayer, junior and intermediate Christian Endeavor and Thanksgiving Day service listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Pinches
Bible School
Carbon Monoxide Dangers Urged For Winter Safety
Public health official Paul Houser warns that colder weather raises accidental carbon monoxide deaths. Advice covers venting in homes and garages, checking car exhausts, keeping windows open when symptoms appear, and ensuring blue flame combustion. Also mentions fiber labeling and alfalfa-clover growth on Town soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. Houser
Division of Public Health Engineering
Iowa State Department of Health
Blends Outshine Pure Fibers For Quality Fabrics
Fabric expert Lucille Ren of Iowa State College says blends now provide desirable appearance and feel. Quick drying, less ironing, and greater durability are among the advantages noted for mixed fibers versus 100 percent materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Rea
Lucille Ren
Iowa
State College
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SCOTT
Grandia
Eldeen Club
S. G. Onstine
Gerrit RK. van Heukelem
G. Onstine
Gold
John E. Roberts
Dustine
Rela
Onstine
Albert van Heukelem
Home For
Wm. Verros
S. 8
CLUB
Mrs
Arie Samson
G. J. Hagens
Bulova
Elgin
Hamilton
Gruen
Wyler
Ribaux
Wilson Jewelry Co
Bee
First Baptist Church
Second Reformed Church
Edward H. Tanis
Ben Weinke
Christian Endeavor Society
ST. Mary Catholic Church
Florence and Franklin Verrips
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Christian Endeavor
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
van Dyk Funeral Home
Polla
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