Speech at Central College football banquet praised by Drake coach
Coach Greene of Drake University delivered an address to Pel la College supporters praising football as the finest expression of life and urging a kinder view of foreign born students. He credited hard work for success, cited Red Grange, and stressed team spirit, endurance, and the need to fight to win. The event included letter winners named by class.
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Howard Grundman
Hopkins Mitchell
Winter
Alex Miressi
Rushville
Wilbur Benda
Tama
Iowa
Bruce Gardner
West Chester
Rupert Ford
Redfield
Virgil Ford
Burton Paullin
Montieth
Orville Smith
Attica
Chas. Fuhr
Washington
Harold Macy
Des Moines
Bebe van Arkel
Pella
Harry Michael
Henry Geery
Harvey
George Geyer
Scranton
Ed Davis
Louis Miller
Bonaparte
George Ammerman
Wilmar
Carol Beem
Pleasantville
Herb Ferrer
Minn
Edwin Carl
Belle Plaine
Earl Leslie
Asoca
Wm. McLaren
John Stubbs
Harris Wagaman
Lynnville
Greene
Burt Paullin
Central College
Junior Chamber of Commerce
America
Finland
Green
Coach Green
Farm Home Near Knoxville Burns
The house on the farm of the late Tom Lorimer four miles south of Knoxville was destroyed by fire Tuesday forenoon around 11. The cause is unknown. A small outhouse used as a kitchen also burned. The George Brown family occupied the house. Mrs. Brown is a daughter of Charles Smith. First floor contents were saved while second floor goods burned. Insurance covered the house and contents totaling 1500 and 6500 respectively.
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Tom Lorimer
Knoxville
George Brown
Central faculty attend regional church related colleges meeting
President Lubbers and several Central faculty members attended the Regional Conference of Church Related Colleges in the Mississippi and Missouri Valley at Hotel Fort Des Moines on November 20. The event discussed trends in education, legislation, religion, and church expectations, with plans for a national committee on program and finance to guide future conferences.
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Lubbers
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Church College
National Conference of
United States
New Equipment At The College For Vocational Guidance
Prof. G Mennenga announces a series of national surveys and research monographs on career guidance. Monographs cover fields from civil engineering to teaching, architecture, journalism, banking, hotel management, and more, detailing opportunities, earnings, qualifications, and start up costs.
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G. Mennenga
Office of Personnel
General Office
Group D
Diplomatic Service
Group F
Ae Balestianehip
Paneers
Carcers
Careers and careers in fields listed in group notes
The excerpt lists possible professions across groups M and N including petroleum industry florist private and social secretary ship bookstore operation commercial and trade association secretaryship air conditioning laboratory technician restaurant and tea room operation dry cleaning veterinary medicine mortuary operation. It presents a survey of career options without narrative detail.
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Commercial and Trade Association
Funeral for Mrs J De Wild Held in Hull Iowa
Large crowd attended the Friday funeral for Mrs. John De Wild at Hull Iowa where she died Monday afternoon Nov 16 at 4 30 pm at her daughter s home Rev G H Douwstra and Rev Jager officiated and burial was in Hope cemetery beside her husband and son Seven children survive including Mrs Henrietta Wissink and Mrs Pearl Kooiker among others with ties to Pelly Prairie City and local families the couple wed March 14 1882 and lived near Sioux Center before settling three miles south of Hull and Hull later.
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John de Wild
Hull
Iowa
L. R. Kooiker
G. H. Douwstra
Dutch Reformed Church
Jager
American Reformed Church
Hope
Pelly
S. G. Onstine
John C. de Bruin
Peter Hackett
Albert de Wild
Louis de Wild
William Bakker
Gerrit Roorda
Anie de Cook
Mary de Cook
Elizabeth van Zee
Prairie City
Gus Steenhoek
Marion Steenhoek
Antonia Ver Ploeg
Koenrand Ver Ploeg
Pella
Francis Rederus
Sioux County
Sioux Center
de Wild
Henrietta Wissink
Pearl Kooiker
Obituary: Mrs De Wild of Sioux County dies after illness
Albert and Henry De Wild, Mrs Alice Van Wyk and John De Wild of Sioux County survive along with three sisters, two stepsisters, one stepbrother, and a foster-brother. Two children preceded her in death, Conrad and Arthur. Fifteen grandchildren remain, with one grandchild previously passing. She suffered a paralytic stroke three years prior and heart attack in 1936, leading to a gradual decline.
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Rad
Albert
Henry de Wild
Alice van Wyk
John de Wild
Sioux County
Conrad
Arthur
R. Jongewaard
Sioux Center
G. Hulstein
H. B. Wesaclink
Carmel
Iowa
A. Ten Hagen
Geo. Caswell
Hull
William Bakker
Pella
Gerrit Fikse
Orange City
de Wild
Watch Your Piano Warns Jean Kuyper in Winter Advisory
Jean Kuyper of Kuyper's Music House warned housewives to protect pianos as winter approaches. He urged careful placement, climate control, and avoidance of drafts to prevent warping, cracking, and tuning instability in prized instruments.
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Jean Kuyper
Kuyper
Music House
Protect Pianos From Sudden Temperature Shifts In Fall
An expert warns that pianos, adjusted to two thousandths of an inch accuracy, must be kept away from windows radiators and wood burning fireplaces to guard against sharp autumn temperature swings. He notes ordinary expansion and contraction do not harm pianos but large room temperature fluctuations in cold weather can damage instruments.
Wanted to Rent Furnished Rooms by Young Married Couple
A young married couple seeks to rent 2 or 3 furnished rooms with light housekeeping. Contact phone Green 122.
Fine Piano Demands Care Beyond Ordinary Furniture
A piano, unlike a standard piece of furniture, requires attentive handling as its intricate mechanism benefits from ongoing maintenance. The instrument's value and sound depend on regular tuning, regulation, and expert service, since neglect can degrade action touch and tonal quality.
Fire destroys Malvern area home of real estate agent
Sparks from a chimney started Saturday morning fire that in about 15 minutes leveled the home of Guy Lowry, a real estate agent, two miles south of Malvern. Loss exceeds $4,000, with partial insurance coverage.
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Guy Lowry
Malvern
Seminole steamer returns as passenger carrier out of Houghton
The Seminole, a historic steamer once used by Taft and a World War I convoy ship and presidential yacht, is back in active service as a passenger carrier operating from Houghton Michigan.
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Taft
Pride of the Coast Guard
Houghton
Michigan
Sophia Holmstrom Ends Four Year Battle to Avoid Jail
Mrs. Sophia Holmstrom of Sioux Falls South Dakota has ended a four year legal fight to avoid serving a jail term for failure to pay a 17500 dollar judgment in an alienation of affections case filed by a woman who is now dead.
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Sophia Holmstrom
Sioux Falls
S. D
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