Recognition Dinner for Football Squads Tuesday
The annual football banquet will be held Tuesday evening November 20 at 6 30 in the Second Reformed Church dining room. Rotary and Kiwanis sponsor the event with Hugo Otopolik as speaker. About 85 athletes from Central College and Pella High School will be guests, 185 men can be seated, 20 to 30 tickets may be bought at Lautenbach Ver Dught Insurance on a first come first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
Rotary
Kiwanis
Hugo Otopolik
Iowa State College
Ames
Gentral College
Pella
Lautenbach & Ver Dught
Central to Play First Game Monday With Iowa Success
Central college cancels two games after Penn College leaves Iowa Conference leaving fifteen scheduled contests from seventeen. Coach Wendell Hill reports progress in offensive plays and daily scrimmages. A practice game is set for Monday night November 28 in the Central gym against Town Success School, Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Heideman
Central
Penn College
Iowa
Penn
Pella
Wendell Hill
Town Success School of
Ottumwa
Play Tonight at Third Reformed Church Standout Court Drama
The Senior C E of the Third Reformed Church presents a one act play titled At The Bar of Justice on Thanksgiving evening November 24. The drama features twenty one characters including leading churchmen. Admission is invited for 7 45 p m and the event is presented through the Town Temperance League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E
Third Reformed Church
Bar of Justice
Town Temperance League
Chr Reformed Youth Conference Here December 1 2
The Ninth annual Chr Reformed Churches of Pella and vicinity youth Bible conference will be held December 1 and 2 with Rev Cornelius Schoolland of Racine Wis as speaker. Four addresses begin Thursday at 8 p m in First Christian Reformed Church. Registration Friday at 9 a m with sessions 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m. banquet at 6 p m and evening meeting in First Christian Reformed Church. public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chr
Reformed Churches of
Pella and Vicinity
Youth Bible
Cornelius Schoolland
Racine
Wise In
School+ funch
Second
Christian Reformed Church
First Christian Reformed Church
Int. C E Society To Present Program Thursday Evening
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed Church presents a program on Thanksgiving Day night at 8 p.m. featuring a sound file Youth for the Kingdom, a song service led by Elliot Tunis, devotions by Bonnie Thomassen, and a Lou Ann Le Cocq solo. The public is invited with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Edeavor Society of
The
Second Reformed Church
Christian Church
Elliot Tunis
Bonnie Thomassen
Lou Ann le Cocq
Quick Work Of Big Game Hunt In Kaibab Forest
Bob Renaud of Phoenix and his father-in-law Delbert Kendrick bagged two deer in under five minutes after Kaibab Forest season opened. They hunted near Kaibab, north of Flagstaff in the Grand Canyon region, taking a buck first then another moments later. The pair loaded their game quickly as Mr and Mrs Harry Renaud passed through on the way from Pella to Phoenix and joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Renaud
Phoenix
Arizona
Harry Renaud
Pella
Delbert Kendrick
Bob
Mr. Kendrick
Kaibab Forest
Bob Renaud
Kaileb Forest
Flagstaff
Nine Pella High Students to All State Festival
Nine Pella High students advance to the All State High School Music Festival at KRNT Theatre Des Moines as part of a gala event sponsored by the state music association Greta Palmquist joins 250 of 1400 selected for the All State Band under William Revelli while eight singers join the Chorus directed by David Foltz from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln rehearsals at Roosevelt High School Friday and at KRNT Theatre Saturday tickets limited to 1 and seats over 1000 needed for participants local reservations available through Fred Whalley and Superintendent Buerkens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High School
KRNT
Des Moines
Iowa
State Music Association
Greta Palmquist
William Revelli
University of Michigan
Lou Anne le Cocq
Phyllis Hasselman
Carol Ver Steeg
Marilla Vander Meulen
Larry Wendell
Bruce Buerkens
Arvin de Cook
Virgil Roertie
David Foltz
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Roosevelt High School
Krnt Theatre
Fred Whalley
Buerkens
Little Dutchmen Bowed to Fast Newton Five 49-21
Newton Card inal quintet led from tipoff as Jarn igan Hutchins and Jones pace the visitors to a 24-7 halftime edge. Pella shot 18 percent, Newton 36 percent, with reserves briefly closing the curtain before Newton broke the tie with a late free throw in a separate curtain-raiser that ended 82-31. Joe Brummel and Sid Deaan led Pella with 12 and 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don van Hemert
Pella
Newton Cardinal
Newton
Jarnigan
Hutchins
Jones
Newton Boys
Carl Ver Stee Johansen
Babcock
Joe Brummel
Sid Deaan
Farmers to Study Use of Butane in Power Farming
On Monday November 28 the Farmer's Evening School will discuss using butane as farm power. Elmer Hagen is to lead farm power topics including converting tractors to high compression. The class meets at 7 30 in the Vocational Agriculture rooms at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hagen
Central College Men’s Debate Team Excels at Bradley Tourney
The Central College men's debate team earned a superior rating at the Bradley University tournament in Peoria, with Don Bruggink of Cedar Grove and Eugene Heideman of Hingham winning all four debates. They faced Augie, Eureka, State Normal Illinois, and Kirksville Teachers Missouri. The girls’ team beat Simpson College but lost to Eau Claire, Ripon, and St Olaf. Ripon and St Olaf posted four wins. Bruggink also earned an excellent rating in extemporaneous speaking on U S economic responsibility. The event included 100 teams from seven states. Two more squad members will compete December 2–3 in Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Bradley University
Peoria
Ilinois
Don Bruggink
Cedar Grove
Eugene Heideman
Hingham
Wisconsin
Augustana
Eureka
State Normal
Illinois
Kirksville
Missouri
Simpson College
Eau Claire
Ripon
St. Olaf
Minnesota
Bruggink
United States
Japan
Thanksgiving Psalm 65 Poem Excerpt Lamoni Chronicle
A devotional poem excerpt praising God for rains and harvest from Psalm 65. It describes heavenly irrigation enriching the earth, providing corn and pasture, showers softening ridges, and abundance crowning the year. The piece notes fields filled with flocks and valleys rich with corn, and concludes with cheerful praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoni- Chronicle
Farmers to elect PMA committeemen next week
Marion County farmers will elect township PMA committeemen from November 28 through December 2. Meetings are at 7 30 p m in various townships including Lake Prairie Towne, Sum mit, Polk, Red Rock, Perry, and Clay with locations in Pella Otley Bend Dunreath Valley Clay Center. County man Paul K Brown urges attendance to select capable members for new expanded duties under federal farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Valley School
Clay Township
Clay Center School
Paul KE. Brown
PMA
U Ment
Mr. Brown
Marion County
Continue Practicing For Handel's Messiah
In 1741 George Frideric Handel secluded himself for 28 days while composing the oratorio Messiah with libretto by Charles Jennens. The work, drawn from Biblical passages, unfolds in three parts Prophecy and Fulfillment, The Passion and Triumph, and The Rejection and Glory. Performers aim for a two hour rendition, preserving local standards of excellence. another article on Messiah will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Friedrich Handel
Charles Jennens
Handel
Baby Sitters Available in Pella Area
Mrs. Andrew P. Verploegh, chairwoman of the Amvets Auxiliary, announces a free baby sitter service in Pella with a large, varied registry ready to care for children while parents are out. She notes local demand has eased as reliable sitters are plentiful, urging parents to call 4 street address 11 West Second for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Amvets
Andrew P. Verploegh
A. P. Verploegh
West Second
Seventeen U S Athletes Receive Friday Letters
Coach Johansen awarded letters to seventeen squad members in assembly last Friday. Seniors honored include Dale Vos Khmer Van Dusseldorp Phil Mentink Glen Borgman Harry Pipple Bruce Buerkens Verle Rine Gerald Augoye Carroll Vis. Juniors Joe Brammel Carl oat Ray Meulpold Sophomores Hank nde Voort Dick Mentink George wid Ronnie Van Niewaal hmen Lloyd Bullengy ers Don Vanem Don Blom. Glen Borgman and Van Dusseldorp named co captains. Vos MVP. Vis most improved. Little Dutch players Brummel and Van Dusseldorp plus Kuta noted on South Central Conference team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don van Hemert
Johansen
Dale” Vos
Khmer van Dusseldorp
Phil Mentink
Glen “Borgman
Harry Pipple
Bruce Buerkens
Verle Rine Gerald Augoye
Carroll Vj
Joe Brammel
Carl Oat
Ray Meulpold
Sophome
Hank Nde Voort
Dick Mentink
George Wid
Ronnie van Niewaal
Hmen
Lloyd Bullengyers
Don Vanem
Don Blom
Sumad
Glen Borgeman
van Dusseldorp
Coenplains
Dale Vos
Carroll Visas
Buchsdoc Brummel
Dale Ner van Dusseldorp
George [Kuta
Post Office to Close Thursday for Kul Mail Collection
Post office will be closed on Thursday November 2 according to Postmaster Arthur Klein. Mail from street boxes will be collected at 7:80 in the morning and mail will be patched eastward at 8:30 am and westward at 4:30 am.
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Arthur Klein
Shotgun injures Volney Freeman on his tractor
Volney Freeman of Adair County sustained a groin wound when a shotgun discharged while he carried it on his tractor. The charge struck him an inch deep and four inches long, causing injury and requiring treatment.
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Volney Freeman
Adair County
Keables Poetr Reading winner in Colleg event
J Hesselink of Molland Nebraska won the Keables Poetr Reading contest at the Colleg last Thursday reading Snap shots of the Cotton South by Frank Marsh. He will represent Cent Kirksville Missouri on December. Rob Omick of Chicago won second with King Richard. Marion Kris of Cedar Grove Wisconsin won third with The Confessional. Five students read in the final from a group of twelve. Hesselink will receive the Keables medal, donated by Mrs Maynes Smith of San Diego. Organization for CROP drive progressing with fifty solicitors in town and equal in two townships. A quick meeting was called for Saturday at Leuton Hall. Operation Merc is shown. supplies distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hesselink
Molland
Nebraska
Keables
Colleg
Mwe
Cotton South
Frank Marsh
Heselink
Cent
Kirksville
Missouri
Rob Omick
Chicao
King Richard
Marion Kris
Cedar Grove
Wisconsin
Robert Browning
Hesselink
Maynes Smith
San Diego
Calnia
Vella
Linkie
Summit
Ray Rebus
Ehairmy
Warner J. Vande Voort
Marian County
Mately
Siellur
Leuton Hall
Marion County
Richland
Mahaska
Peoria
Tandstra
Towneship
Solivitas
Mahaska County
Andrew
Church World Service
Reformed Church In America
Catholic Rural Life Organization
Lutheran World Relief
Pella
Large Chopin concert draws near 800 at Douwstra Chapel
A Sunday afternoon recital honoring Chopin's death centenary drew about eight hundred attendees to Douwstra Chapel. Pianist Minka Bartels performed Etudes Nocturnes and a Fantasie in F minor with praised tone and expressive shading, while Henry Cox offered life notes on Chopin. An unusual portrait and electric candles enhanced the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Phillips
Douwstra Chapel
Minka Bartels
Henry Cox
Chopin
Poland
Hich
Mr. Cox
Bartels
Cent Music
Hartels
Annual Scouters Recognition Dinner in Des Moines
The Tall Corn Council of the Boy Scouts of America hosts the annual dinner December 7 at the Scottish Rite Temple Des Moines. Executive Board honors leaders with training awards and the Silver Beaver for exceptional community service. O A Kitterman of Kansas City Missouri will speak as Regional Executive of Region Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Corn Counci
Des Moines
Scottish Rites
6Th Avenue
Park Street
Tall Corn Council
Boys Scouts of America
Bost
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
O. A. Kitterman
Kan Cit
Missouri
Kiterman
Mid-Western
Kitternan
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Int. C.E. Society
Carl Ver Steeg
W. Nielsen
Pella Construction Company
Weat Market Park
Richard Loutenbach
Pella High
Pipple
Bradley Tourney
Kville
Legion Hall
U. S
John Hesselink
Memorial Hall
New London
Tippy
Wight
Raymond Colton
Scouters
Kuiken
Cornie Kuiken
Mr. Kuiken
John Heemstra
Wm. Wos
Scholte Heights
Evea
Connie
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