College Y M and Y W Drive Aid for Hungarian Refugees
Central College YM and YWCA members lead a campus fundraising drive to aid Hungarian refugees in Austria. Boxes and direct gifts support relief through the International Relief Committee and Service. Presidents Don Meyer and Aletha Van’t Kerkhoff urge community help with a final date of Tuesday November 27.
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Y.M
Y.W
Pella
Hungary
Central College
YWCA
Austria
Mae and
Wea
Admindeed Service
International Relief Committee
Eid
Y's
Don Meyer
Aplington
Alethi ‘Van't Kerkhoff
Phoenix
Ariz
Pella High to Host Oskaloosa in Basketball Saturday Night
Pellath's basketball team hosts Oskaloosa on Saturday at 6 45 p m in a non league game. Oskaloosa lacks a letter winner but returns several players who saw roles last season. Pella High likely fields the Monroe lineup with Van Waardhuizen Boat Duffus Sheppard and Van Roekel. The Little Dutch began slowly but surged to a 57 39 win at Monroe. Season tickets for eight home games remain available at the high school or Paardekooper's Drug store.
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Pellath
Betutey
Oskaloosa
Bertson Fandi den
Charlie Mason
Pion
Seve Ys
Pella High
Monroe
van Waardhuizen
Boat
Duffus
Sheppard
van Roekel
Little Dutch
Paardekooper
Study Committees On Reorganization To Meet Monday
Six study committees on school reorganization for the Pella area will meet in the high school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Monday November 26 to check progress and plan the work ahead. Nelson Vos and Martin Heerema are co chairmen.
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Pella
Lat Ly
Nelson Vos
Martin Heerema
Four Games Won By Chr Boys and Girls This Week
Pella teams beat Lynnville Sully Friday night and Knoxville Monday in two games each. Girls star Lavonne Decock led scorers with 14, Nancy Terpstra 12, while Arlene De Jong Phyllis Van Duseldorf and Sharon Bakker shone on defense. Boys built early leads, then used fast breaks. Schultze 27 and Rouw 23 led a 72-44 win over Knoxville. Next home game is December 10 against Bussey.
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Pella
Lynnville-Sully
Lavonne Decock
Nancy
Teretra
Wigerhof
Stewart
Knoxville
Arlene de Jong
Phyllis van Dusseldorp
Sharon Bakker
Emry
Nancy Terpstra
Kathryn Plate
Schultze
Rouw
Bussey
Only Two More 1 000 Jamboree Drawings to Be Held
The article notes two final weeks and a December 1 final night for the $1,000 Jamboree drawings. Winners include Henry Hackett of Pella Route 3 with 26 dollars, Fred Dykens of Pella Route 2 with 10 dollars and 25 dollars on a second draw, and Mrs. Otto Wynsteker of 1009 Lincoln St. Pella with 5 dollars. Linda Ver Meer drew the names as a large crowd awaited results. Participants are urged to visit cooperating merchants to register.
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Linda Ver Meer
Henry
Sone
Forecast a Good Cage Season for Flying Dutchmen
Centrat's 1952 basketball squad shows momentum with returning guards LaVern Boelkens Don Morehead and LeRoy Timmer along with forwards Ken Loats and Ron Huibregtee and centers Virgil Dykes and Eldon Somlier. If they develop a scoring group they could contend in the Iowa Conference. Top scorer Youngs set a school record with 392 points last season. Schedule lists home and away games against Penn Simpson Mankato Teachers Iowa Wesleyan Parsons Luther Wartburg Buena Vista Dubuque and more from December to February.
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Centrat
Penn
Taree
Gusberg
LaVern Boelkens
Fulfil
Don Morehead
Pittsfield
LeRoy Timmer
Ken Loats
Belmond
Ron Huibregtee
Cedar Grove
Wis
Virgil Dykes Joux
Eldon Somlier Alexander
Schulte
Morehead
Oe Penn
Dee
Upper
Iowa
Simpson
Mankato
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons
Luther
Wartburg
Buena Vista
Weelie
Lowa
Wesleyan
Buena
Dubuque
Sulphur and Molasses presented by CCHS seniors
A three act comedy titled Sulphur and Molasses will be staged Nov 29 and 30 under the aus pieces of the senior class. Byron Fairweather and Dr. Crosby Benson figure in a plot where a physician rivalry and modern methods spark comic misadventures. The production, featuring Edmund Fairweather and others, aims for a strong reception with cast and crew inviting all to attend.
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Uts
Hay Tor
Fairweather
Byron Fomenbrock
Crosby Benson
Don
Edmund Fairweather
Bi Nibbelini
Homemaking Class Monday Draws Large Pella Group
In the Pella High School homemaking department a full house gathers for the second adult homemaking class meeting. Mrs. Seebach and the Adult Homemaking council planned a speaker from the extension service at Ames but could not fit her schedule. An alternate lesson on food and nutrition focuses on Iowa women and children's diets, highlighting breakfasts and daily menus, with demonstrations to improve essential nutrient intake. A special invitation goes to all local homemakers to attend next Monday at 7:30.
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Pella High School
Iowa
Movie Invitation for The Call of the Navajo at Trinity Church
Everyone is invited to see the film The Call of the Navajo on Thursday November 29 at 7 30 p m in Trinity Reformed Church. The Peoria male chorus will sing several numbers and a social hour will follow in the basement. Cordial invitation extended to all families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Church
Peoria
Michigan Speech Authority Coming To Central Dec 6
Prof. L. La Mont Okey of the University of Michigan Speech Department will appear at Central College on December 6 at 10 a.m. for the cultural series. The program, They Said It Well, features readings from famous literature. Okey is a Cornell College and University of Michigan graduate with MA and PhD from Michigan.
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L. la Mont Okey
University of Michigan
Central College
Okey
Cornell College
Two Marion County Men Called Into Service November 26
Two Marion County men have been called to service by the Selective Service Board. They are Serry Sellers of Monroe and Richard Anderson of Melcher. They will go to Des Moines Monday.
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Marion County
Selective Service Board
Serry Sellers
Monroe
Richard Anderson
Melcher
Des Moines
Men’s Brotherhood to Sponsor Temple Time Rally Here Friday
Money and credit topics studied at The Night School as part of the Pella Adult Evening School program. A farm credit panel with J. Gilbert Boat, Pella National Bank, N. M. Peterson, P.C.A., Newton, Robert Power of Marion County State Bank, and Cecil Vines moderating led a lively discussion on bank deposits loans and financial statements. The group announced an Agricultural Outlook session for November 26 with Ce cil Vines and Dale Studt assisting, plus Hog Market Guessing Game results and hog price guessing for the coming year.
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Pella
Farm Credit
J. Gilbert Boat
Pella National Bank
N. M. Peterson
P.C.A
Newton
Robert Power
Marion County State Bank
Cecil Vines
Dale Studt
Marion County Extension
Used Toys for Distribution This Christmas by T T T Society
The T T T Society plans another toy distribution for Christmas and seeks usable toys or those needing minor repair or repainting. Children’s warm clothing in good condition is also welcome. Items may be left at Kuyper's Music or at Mrs Donald Waechter's home at 516 Broadway by Tuesday December 4. Appreciation is extended to all who have helped with this project.
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T.T.T. Society
T.T.T
Kuyper
Donald Waechter
Broadway
Parents Visit Schools in Webster Lincoln Week Totals 476
More than 200 visitors toured Webster building last week to see their children at work reaching 216 with 26 percent dads. Fourth grade and kindergarten led with 33 each, junior high sections tally 52, plus 85 visitors on Teacher Education Day at the college. Lincoln building saw about 160 visitors led by kindergarten 34 and grade 32. Totals across three buildings reach 476, roughly one parent per two pupils.
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Webster Building
Stors
College
Lincoln Building
Romulo Addresses Des Moines School Board on Asia Defense
General Carlos P. Romulo spoke to the largest IASB gathering in ten years at the Veterans Building in Des Moines. He warned America's defense perimeter must be strong and that neutrality harms democracy, urging readers to study communist leaders and stressing the Korea conflict as a defense of freedom. The event included a standing ovation, national anthems by the Roosevelt High School Band, and a two day conference with sessions on policy, accounting, and school building trends among attendees from Knoxville Oskaloosa Monroe Pleasantville Tracy and Marion County officials.
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America
Asia
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippine Islands
Veterans
Des Moines
Aleutian Islands
Japan
Okinawa
Korea
Formosa
Guam
Philipines
Eisenhower
Russia
Albania
Latvia
Romania
Poland
Hungary
United States
Greece
Suez Canal
Washington
van Fleet
Romulo
Roosevelt High School
Robert Bagley
Edmund Groomes
IASB
Menlo
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Monroe
Pleasantville
Tracy
Marion County Board of Education
Elmer Nollen
Silver Grove
Thomas
New Cancer Book Distributed to Pella Libraries
The American Cancer Society introduces The Truth about Cancer with copies given to C. C. Buerkens M. T. Ruiter Miss Alice Limers and Mrs. C. Vanden Berg. ACS aims to raise 26 million for cancer research education and service. Royalties go to ACS. The book, praised by Dr. Hess and Library Journal, is distributed to 350 towns as part of a nationwide crusade. If local stock is limited, copies may be secured elsewhere.
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M. T. “Ruiter
M. C. S. Cameron
Pella
American Cancer Society
C. C. Buerkens
M. T. Ruiter
Pella’ Christian High School
Alice Limers
Central College
C. Vanden Berg
Carnegie-Viersen
Marion van Gorp
North Marion County
ACS
Charles S. Cameron
Elmer Hess
American Medical Association
Library Journal
Temple Time Rally with Rev Henry Bast in Pella
Rev Henry Bast, radio minister known for Temple Time, will lead a rally in Pella on Friday evening November 30. The Temple Time Ensemble directed by Ralph Nielsen will assist. event sponsored by Men’s Brotherhoods of Pella Reformed Church. Bast, with ties to Hope College and Western Theological Seminary, has been a longtime Temple Time host and pastor. He plans weekend events with local churches and will preach Sunday.
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Pella
Ralph Nielsen
Men's Brotherhoods of
Hope College
Bast
Theological Seminary
Holland
Michigan
Oak of Rand Rapids
Bethany Reformed Church of
Grand Rapids
Gus i Heer Soro
Wil
Travelog on Old South by Thayer Soule
Patrons enjoyed an evening with Thayer Soule as he presented Charm of the Old South. The program featured color photography of Washington D C including the White House and Lincoln Memorial and views of colonial Williamsburg Charleston gardens plantations and the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Thayer Soule
Soule
Pella
United States
Old South
Washington, D. C
White House
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington Cemetery
Cherry Blossom Time
Washington Monument
Williamsburg
Charleston
South Carolina
Mason City Appeal Details Cancer Society Fund Later
A notice states funds may be obtained by sending four dollars ninety five cents to the state office of the American Cancer Society in Mason City.
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The
American Cancer Society
Mason City
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P.C
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