College Notes Recital Highlights Local Pupils
In the Studio last Thursday afternoon pupils Wilhelmina Meyer Grace Pals Mae Plette Mary Bruins Gwelph Aschbrenner Elizabeth Bergman Yvonne Aschenbrenner Cornelia Mokma Grace Van Ryswyk Magdelene Kuyper Eleanor Hoeven and Nicholas Gosselink performed in a piano recital. The E E S literary society began Thursday and Friday this week with participation from the Adelphians. The stunts are very clever in deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Meyer
Grace Pals
Mae Plette
Mary Bruins
Gwelph Aschbrenner
Elizabeth Bergman
Yvonne Aschenbrenner
Cornelia Mokma
Grace van Ryswyk
Magdelene Kuyper
Eleanor Hoeven
Nicholas Gosselink
E. E. S. Literary Society
Adelphians
Used Dodge and Ford Touring Cars for Sale
Ever Ready Auto Sales lists a 1922 Dodge Touring a 1918 Dodge Touring a 1917 Dodge Sedan and a 1918 Ford Touring for sale with brief descriptions and pricing omitted.
Central College notices evoke autumn gatherings and concerts
Mrs Hoffman and Mrs George Gaass hosted at Dunn Cottage while Mrs Bert Baron led P E O events. Sadler visited Des Moines. Gospel teams and singers performed and students engaged in Gospel work. Al Trovatore selections were sung in chapel. Alethians and Philos clubs meet Friday. A E S meet in Sadler studio. Open House at Second Reformed Manse invites faculty and students. Thanksgiving service planned for chapel next Wednesday morning. Ladies Reading Circle meets Friday with Mrs Rhynsburger. Sadler to tell Lohengrin tale. opera music performed. College Tea fund grows. teas hosted by several ladies. Pella women urged to donate teas before January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rhynsburger
Sadler
A. T. van Houwelling
J. Wesselink
Jacob Vogelaar
T. Plette
G. Tysseling
Pella
Awarding of Heerema Trophy at Central football season end
The Heerema Trophy blanket was displayed in chapel weeks ago and will be awarded to the best player at season’s end. For three years the Heerema brothers have supported the team and school with this prize to spur better performance, as students and faculty observe each player’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heerema
Heerema Brothers
Prexy Honors Fred Van Doorninck With Football Trophy
Officials announced Fred Van Doorninck as the award recipient for football excellence. The presentation followed a full explanation of selection criteria emphasizing character leadership and Central spirit, with praise for Pickle and Heerema brothers for making the feature possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred van Doorninck
Prexy
Proxy
Pickle
Heerema Brothers
A Prayer of Thanksgiving by Dr Frank Crane
A short religious meditation praising life and creation. The speaker thanks God for existence, awareness, and the beauty of the world. He extols human progress toward unity and humanity overcoming violence and superstition as science advances.
Thanksgiving Prayer Reflects Growth Hope and Justice
A reflective thanksgiving message thanks divine guidance for liberty justice and growth in society. It emphasizes acknowledging individual rights, improving law and policy, and protecting children through care and training while recalling past difficulties and hopeful futures. The passage blends spiritual gratitude with social reform themes.
Deputy sheriffs plead guilty to manslaughter case
Verne S. Cutler and Ralph Johnson pleaded guilty in Worth county district court to manslaughter for killing Melvin Stoecker a Charles City high school boy mistaking him for a booze runner. Judge Kepler imposed eight years at Anamosa reformatory and released the men to C A Coon Nora Springs mayor. Walter Van Wyngarden of Jasper county sued for 2500 after being shot for resisting orders by farmer William McKinney. Jury awarded 500. Both sides blamed the other in the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne S. Cutler
Ralph Johnson
Charles City
Melvin Stoecker
Northwood
Worth County
Floyd County
Anamosa
Kepler
C. A. Coon
Nora Springs
Walter van Wyngarden
Jasper County
William McKinney
van Wyngarden
Real estate deals in Pella involve two home purchases
Paul Boertje arranged a sale where P. L. Van Rees bought the J. L. Beintema residence in northeast Pella for 4500 dollars. The Beintema party also purchased Mary Coster’s property on East Washington Street for 2800 dollars. The notice ends with a reference to Best Coffee at L. Popma's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Boertje
J. L. Beintema
Pella
P. L. van Rees
Pur
Chase
Mr. Beintema
Mary Coster
East
Washington Street
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