Locals News Contellations and Campus Notes
Locals report Dr Richard Wendell recovering after a serious illness last June and resuming teaching a Shakespeare class of thirty five. Indiana University notes rising fall enrollment to 23213 with 20118 pursuing degrees on Bloomington Indianapolis campuses and centers. Ottawa University reports Lyane de Wild and Lorraine De Wild in a college play with De Wild starring alongside university drama students. Charles Mitchell and Walter Van Maanen enter Mahaska Hospital for surgery while J P Klein suffers a broken arm in the Home for the Aged.
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Richard Wendell
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana
Laurence Lautenbach
Richard Lautenbach
Pella
C. E. Harrell
Indianapolis
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Lorraine
W. First
de Wild
M. de Wild
University St
Ally College
Miss de Haan
Isabel Vane
Phe
Archibald Carlisle
Alpha Psi Omega
Charles Mitchell
Mahaska Hospital
Walter van Maanen
Sully
Mahaska
J. P. Klein
First Meeting of Homemakers Set for November 21
Miss Theresa Nieburg, instructor at Pella High School, will lead the first in a series of free painting and decorating lessons for homemakers. The evening will feature a loaned exhibit of figurines and plaques, including Colonial reproductions and Italian pieces, with guidance on easy crafts for home gifts. The class meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Pella High Homemaking Rooms.
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Theresa Nieburg
Pella High School
America
Nieburg
Des Moines
Italy
Pella
Vander Lugt Elected Vice President of Synod Committee
Dr W Vander Lugt elected vice president of the 18 member Synodical Committee on International Justice and Goodwill meeting at Buckhill Falls Penn November 8 and 9. He reports the meeting was excellent and his activities report will appear in the Church Herald soon.
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William Vander
Buckhill Falls
Penn
Committee On International Justice and Goodwill
The
Reformed Church
Vander Lugt
Church Herald
de. Vander Lugt
Busy College Forensic Group Debates At Simpson College
The college forensic group held a non decision debate tournament at Simpson College with Buena Vista Grinnell Morning side T arsons Simpson Upper Town and William Jewell. Don Bruggink won first in extemporaneous speaking and will represent Central at Bradley University.
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Simpson College
Buena Vista
Grinnell
Morningside
T'arsons
Simpson
Upper Town
William Jewell
Liberty Mo
Bruggink
Bradley
Gene Heidem
Hingham
Wis
Shisley Itra
Newton
Gerdine Derai
South Holland
Cuner van Enmerich
Forensics
Annewnesed
Kirksville
Thanksgiving Day Screen at Second Reformed Church
A sound picture Youth for the Kingdom will be shown at 8 pm on Thanksgiving Day at the Second Reformed Church. The Intermediator Society of Second Church sponsors the program. Attendees are invited. there is no admission, but an offering will be received for missions.
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Second Reformed Church
Nintermediator Ghaatsan Alloavar Society
Second Church
Dedicated New Reformed Church At Ackley
Dedication services Sunday for the Washing ton Reformed Church near Ack ley Iowa drew over a thousand attendees. Rev George Menning of Holland Mich preached on The Guild of God, with greetings from Classis Pleasant Prairie noting the community effort and gifts for the new edifice.
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Washington Reformed Church
Ackley
Iowa
Henry Poppen
James Vander Waal
Etta Ter Louw
Central College
Marie
Anna
Agnes
Everetta
Vander Hart
Simon Ter Louw
Delis Jelsma
Gerrit Rus Fa Andson
Alice
Joan Ter Louw
George Menning
D.D
Western Seminary
Holland, Mich
Guild of God
H. Koenen
Classis Pleasant Prairie
Ignoring School Stop Sign a Major Traffic Offense
State traffic safety officials report little progress in curbing school stop sign abuse. Alfred Kahl met with W C Price to discuss unified sign standards and improved enforcement. Prices notes violations are by a small, defined group in each town, with one town reporting 55 violations in five days.
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State Safety Department
Tim Department
Alfred Kahl
W. C. Price
Highway Commission
Price
Kahl
Secon
Wash udders to boost milk output says dairyman
A dairyman named Hineman from State College Wash says washing udders with a warm wet cloth then massaging helps cows let down milk. Water about 130 degrees F. is best. Start milking within 1 2 minutes, remove equipment when milk stops flowing, usually within 3 5 minutes. Milking slowly wastes milk and incomplete milking risks drying up or reabsorption of milk.
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Joe Hineman
State College
Hineman
Sion Dairyman
Towa
Newton Cards Open H S Cage Season Friday at Pella High
The Little Dutch host the Newton Cardinals in the Pella High gym for the season opener. Newton, coached by Bud Millikan, emphasizes strong defense to limit scoring. Key returnees for Newton and Newton’s schedule are listed with dates through February, including a county tournament and several away games.
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Newton Cardinals
Pella High Sol Gymnasium
Bud Millikan
Newton
Henry Tha
Oklahoma Cowpokes
Millikan
Cardinals
Johansen
Glen Borgman
Harry Pippel
Phil Mentink
Carroll Vis
Attica
Knoxville
Indianola
Des Moines Tech
Grinnell
Albia
County Tourney
Pleasantville
Chariton
Winterset
Marion County Residents Benefit From Social Security Payments
Iowa reports 4800 new beneficiaries in the past year with 153 Marion county residents receiving monthly old age and survivors insurance. Total Marion payments include 197 retired wage earners and spouses, 61 young widows and children, plus 15 widows and parents 65 and over. Benefits require application and contact to local Social Security offices.
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Iowa
Leo W. Smith
Des Moines
Social Security Administration
Marion County
Smith
Social Security Office
Passion Play to Be Staged in Ottumwa High School
Trucks carry equipment for the Black Hills Passion Play to Ottumwa High School auditorium for November 25 26 and 27. The production originated in Luenen Germany and is presented in Chicago and other cities with a large cast. Ottumwa Kiwanis Club sponsors proceeds for underprivileged children. tickets at Passion Play Headquarters Ottumwa.
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Black Hills
Ottumwa High School
Chicago
Civic Opera House
Luenen
Westphalia
Germany
United States
South Dakota
Josef Meier
Christus
Hoe
Ottumwa
Kiwanis Club
Passion Play
East 2Nd Street
Feed Processing Like Old Gray More Ain't What It Used to Be
Grain handling on farms is a push button task with electric boost. Install overhead storage, near feeding areas, and use compact mills and mixers driven by 1 and 5 horsepower motors. A ton can be ground and mixed by one man for around 8 kilowatt hours, with a timer to shut down equipment after use.
Premiere of In Old Amsterdam at Holland Theatre Nov 23 25
Midwest premiere of the Technicolor featurette In Old Amsterdam will be shown at the Holland Theatre for three days starting Wednesday November 23. Produced by Metro Goldwyn Mayer and narrated by James FitzPatrick, it surveys landmarks and culture of Amsterdam. Local manager Bev Mahon arranged the event with plans for further previews if interest grows.
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Amsterdam
Holland Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
James FitzPatrick
Netherlands
Bev Mahon
Midwest
Pella
United States
Royal Dutch Airlines
Amstel
Kerk
Rembrandt
Holland
Rembrandt van Ryn
Rykes Museum
Greater Horizons radio series on social problems of Iowa youth
Des Moines station KRNT broadcasts a 13 week public interest program titled Greater Horizons on Monday nights at 7. The series, produced by KANT with support from the Iowa state education board and several state and local agencies, uses dramatization of a pupil case history and expert discussions to explore home life finance and other causes of young people’s troubles. Roland Ross serves as moderator and Charles Miller oversees the program.
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Des Moines
Iowa
KRNT
KANT
Iowa State Board of Education
Iowa Department of Occupational Information
Drake University
Iowa State College
Des Moines Parent-Teachers Association
Charles Miller
Ieater Horizons
Greater Horizons
State Department of Occupational Information and Guidance
Roland Ross
Rat Poisons For Winter Rat Control
Iowa State College extension entomologist Earle Raun advises new rat poisoning tactics in cold weather. Use non freezing baits such as dry dog food crude liver oil mixed with corn meal peanut butter with cornmeal or dried fish, plus powders. Place baits inside buildings for warmth. Red Squill and arium carbonate are effective. Antu poison is not recommended in winter.
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Earle Raun
Iowa State College
Raun
Rescuer saves infant after river boat crash near Independence
Bob Markee of Independence prevented a tragedy on the Wapsipinicon river when a boatful of people struck a railway bridge piling and toppled. Mrs. Holgate and her nine month old daughter Stevie were rescued by Markee in a power boat. the infant recovered. A note on pig farming follows, saying fall pigs fare better after cold wet springs with fewer internal parasites.
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Bob Markee
Independence
Wapsipinicon
Holgate
Stevie
Survey Shows Farm Price Index Slightly Lower
Iowa City reports the November issue of the Iowa Business Digest shows the composite prices received index rising 3 percent from mid August to mid September. The index stood at 282.5 in September, 8 points above August, with 1939 as a base.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa Business Digest
State University of Iowa Bureau of Business and Economic Research
U.S
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