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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1952

Page

7

Slim Hayes and His Buckaroos to Play at Pella Festival

Slim Hayes and His Buckaroos of WHO, a seven piece western band with a lively show, will appear in Pella on October 11. The group, organized at WHO, has entertained Iowa Barn Dance Frolic listeners for over a decade and offers western, popular, and Latin tunes with comedy и skits.

WHO Iowa Middle-West Pella Eéch Gro Gace Huntainger Hoover Jack Lester Slim Hayes Favoritstern Red Scabee Red

Little Dutch Play Huskies Friday in Homecoming Game

Winterset Huskies meet Lit tle Dutch in a homecoming football clash. Coach Chuck McGaffin’s team holds a 2 1 record and aims to redeem a 18 7 loss to Knoxville. Kickoff 7 30 p m October 3 with hometown fans urged to attend.

Little Dutch Huskies Chuck McGaffin Winterset Huskies Stan Bergman Tore Knoxville Winterset Cummings Newbury Kuhns Vault Koehn Johnson Greenwood Henry Hines Breeding F. Beedle

Pella Alumni Chapter Set Dinner October 9 Meet

The Pella area Cen tral College alumni plan their annual dinner in Jordan Hall on Thursday October 9 at 7 00 p m Reservations are arriving from Colleen Renaud of Pella Leigh Knoxville The season’s World Series mood will let alumni root for favorite teams as alumni teams bat Centennial information for the event is to be shared.

Pella-Area Central College Jordan Hall Colleen Renaud Pella Leigh Knoxville

Pella High Coach Stan Borgman Speaks to Rotary Club

Rotary Tuesday heard Pella High School football coach Stan Borgman discuss team spirit and practice realities. Corrie Vanden Berg was named Rotary's Cancer Drive representative, with Jim Ruthven as Borgman's assistant. John Matson of the Iowa Conservation Commission will speak October 7.

Corrie Vanden Berg Rotary Club Richard “Tysseling Stan Borgman Pella High School Bergman Jim Ruthven Stan Othian Pella High Albia Pella Makup Borgman Babe Tysseling John Matson Iowa Conservation Commission (Fish and Game Department Rotary

Chronicle makeup man Henry Boyert fell ill

Henry Boyert, Chronicle makeup man, became ill on Wednesday morning and was taken home. The incident may account for any faulty makeup in the paper.

Henry Boyert Chronicle

Annual Fall Conference of Women Missionary Union Held at Sully

The Pella Classis Missionary Union met Friday at Sully with about 400 attending in the morning and 600 in the afternoon. Delegations came from Des Moines Prairie City Otley Leighton Knoxville Eddyville Sully Oskaloosa and Pella. A record offering of 648.24 was raised for work at home and abroad. New officers include Mrs J C Van Wyk Oskaloosi First Vice President LG Roorda Pella Secretary Warren Van Wyk Otley Assistant Treasurer and Mrs Vernon Roorda Pella Secretary of Missionary Activity.

of Women’s Missionary Union Sully Pella Classis Missionary Union Es Moines Prairie City Otley Leighton Knoxville Eddyville Oskaloosa Pella Dale Claris van Mile Muyskens Gray Ky Tucky Jackson County Missionary Union J. C. van Wyk Oskaloosi LG. Roorda Warren van Wyk Vernon Roorda

Sunday School Conference in Marion County Oct 7 at Third Reformed

The Marion County Inter-Church Council sponsors a two session Sunday School convention at Third Reformed Church here Tuesday October 7. Ray Loynachan of Knoxville is president with Ed Kenning Ben Vogelaar and Dr. A Bennink of Pella on the council. Afternoon program runs 1:00 to 4:45 with lunch at 6:00 and evening session at 7:20 featuring music prayer and talks by Dr Nelson Rev Reid eker and other church leaders.

Marion County Third Reformed Church Ray Loynacan Wallace i West Keizer Mealcome Nelson Dress Russell Redeker Third “Reformed Church J. W. Doles Fairview Christian Helen Booth Zion Methodist Bill Fry Plymouth Merwin Hollingshead Knoxville Assembly of God Thrift Garland Bigg

Reformed Church at Knoxville Opens New Chapel Sunday

The First Reformed Church of Knoxville will hold its first services in a newly built chapel at 1910 Robinson Drive. Built of Russ stone in a semi Gothic style, the church thanks Cl of Pella groups for support. Rev. Charles Dumville will lead morning worship at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with dedication planned in the near future.

First Reformed Church of Knoxville Robinson Drive Pella Charles Dumville

Reverend Tanis Discusses Revised Bible at Pella High

Rev E H Tanis spoke to H S students during Christian Education Week at Pella High School. He outlined the newly revised Standard Version, reading portions in Hebrew Greek and Latin, and comparing it with the King James and New Standard versions. A copy was placed in the library and later presented to the ministerial association.

Pella High School E. Tanis Tanis Buerkens Ministerial Association Second Reformed Church Rollin Wildi Wild John Green Douglas Straton G.T. Vander Lugt E. H. Tanis A. Haverkamp RE. Vv Wildin M. Gritters R.se E. A. Tanis R. V._ Wildin Herbert Mentink M. Gritters Tyndale Leora Quinn James Graam W. G. Wing Leonora Heniga Edith le Cocq

Pella 4-H Club Winners in Record Book Contest

Fifteen boys and girls earned awards in the Marion County Fair livestock record contest as Knoxville Journal details. Winners span Baby beef, Purebred beef, Dairy, Pig and Lamb clubs with top names including Jean Robuck, Daryl Jordon, Kenneth Rading, Loretta Spaur, and Charlotte Shivers among others. Blue red and white ratings noted for 30, 26, and 16 entries respectively.

Knoxville Journal Jean Robuck Pleasantville Daryl Jordon Knoxville John Gosselink Pella Kenneth Rading Rodney Robuck Rhea Ann Wilson

Three Casts Chosen For Central Homecoming Play

Alpha Psi Omega presents Lace on Her Petticoat at Central College in Pella for centennial homecoming. Three separate casts will play each act of the three act comedy, featuring nineteen students including Vera Koenen Rhoda Symonds Geraldine Aalbers Elspeth Bonnie Weaselink Rosemary Schultz and others in the Midwest premiere tying fresh acting talent to a London New York hit.

Alpha Psi Omega Pella Central Nixon Central College Mid West London New York Grany Vera Koenen Rhoda Symonds Geraldine Aalbers Elspeth Bonnie Weaselink Rosemary Schultz Joline de Boer Ruth Lubbers Margeno Leiger Lou Ann le Cocq Hamish“ Ros No Parsil Ordsy

Pella High snaps skid with 20 19 win over Albia

Pella High School’s Little Dutch edged Albia 20 to 19 last Friday in Albia. Key plays included Heimstra and Borgman connecting on passes, Ballenger scoring on a TD and Peterson adding the extra point. Albia mounted late pressure but Pella held on for the victory and hosts Winterset next.

Albia Ad Albia Militich Ibia Pella ‘Oon Borgman Heimstra Ballenger Léon -Militich Peterson Borgin Bob Borgman Pella Pabst T. D Mary de Zwarte Winterset Huskies

Revised Bible Welcomed Here With Ceremony

The Second Reformed Church hosted a service of thanksgiving and dedication for the Revised Standard Version on Monday evening September 20. Dr. Gerrit Van der Lugt of Central College spoke on the Bible’s history and the need for revision. Gift copies were presented to five men including Supt. C. G. Buerk and Mayor Tunis H. Klein.

Second Reformed Church Ministerial Association Gerrit van der Lugt Central College Anthony Haverkamp C. G. Buerk F. Huizenga Christian Schools G. T. Vander Lugt Tunis H. Klein George Ver Steeg The Chronicle

Corn Show and Pancakes Highlight Two Day Fall Program

The two day Corn Festival in Pella features free pancakes by Aunt Jemima from 10:00 to 5:00 at the International Harvester Building next to the White Way Auto Co. garage. Slim Hayes Buckaroos from WHO Des Moines will broadcast, with strong prizes for top corn ears and a judged show Saturday afternoon. Bruce Lowery, son of Mr and Mrs A R Lowery of Cheyenne Wyoming, earned a Fulbright to study French in France, sailing September 24 for Paris and Clermont-Ferrand, with all expenses covered.

A. R. Lowery West 4Th Avenue Cheyenne Wyo Bruce France Cheyenne High School University of Denver Pella Chamber of Commerce White Way Auto Company Jemima International Harvester White Way Auto Co Slim Hayes Buckaroos WHO Des Moines Garden Square

Noted Scholar Will Address Teachers Here

The Iowa Colleges Conference on English will meet at Central College on October 10 and 11. Dr. Hardin Craig of the University of Missouri will speak, with discussions on teaching role and literature quality. About 20 colleges’ English teachers participate, with officers led by Dr. John Cowley, Dr. Vernon Lichtenstein, and Mrs. Leora Quinn.

Iowa Colleges Conference Central College Hardin Craig University of Missouri English Department National Council of Teachers of English Iowa Iowa State Board of Educational Examiners Towa John Cowley Vernon Lichtenstein Coe College Leora Quinn

World Series Televised at Legion Post Hall

The Van Veen Van Hemert Legion Post hosts World Series viewings in Memorial Hall with a Wormhoudt Furniture Store TV. All are welcome to watch and listen with no obligation.

Man of the van Veen-Van Hemert Legion Post Wormhoudt Furniture Store

Social Security Rep to Visit Pella October 8

A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Council Room City Clerk's Office 717 Main Pella Iowa on Wednesday October 8 1952 from 930 to 1030 a m to provide information about old age and survivors insurance. The visit aims to help workers and families understand benefits and ensure no loss of survivors benefits when a worker dies.

Leo W. Smith Des Moines Social Security Administration Smith Main Pella Iowa

Pella High School Homecoming Calendar Highlights

Pella High schedules homecoming events for Thursday and Friday October 2 and 3. Coronation of the 1952 Homecoming Queen in the auditorium at 7:00 pm followed by skits and stunts, a snake dance, bonfire, and pep meeting at Webster building. Friday features a 4:00 pm homecoming parade, a 1:30 pm football game Winters et versus Pella, and an Alumni party at 9:30 pm in the high school gym.

Webster Building Polla High School

Central loses first loop game to Iowa Wesleyan

Central drops its season opening conference game at Iowa Wesleyan in Pella, as Tony Ferrandino scores twice on a 6 yard run and a 2 yard sprint, Bill Wilson adds a 13 yard TD reception, Cliff Brees recovers a fumble for a TD, Joe Rovetto posts a 2 yard TD, and Bob Bogdonas Dan Dunlap split kicking duties with two and one extra points. Central now travels Friday to Marshall Missouri to face Missouri Valley College.

Dick Wynveen Central Iowa Wesleyan Iows Tigers Pella Bill Wilson Tony Ferrandino Ferrandino Missouri Cliff Brees Joe Rovetto Bob Bogdonas Dan Dunlap Marshall, Mo Missouri Valley College Wesleyan Johnston Cassioppi Abbadessa Donohoe Bland Deets Furjanic Pierson Stewart Darland D. Bogdonas Arrowsmith Wilson Ormaro Schmitt Dunkin B. Bogdonas Boender Ferrandino den Hartog Ribando Klein Vander Linden Davison Schomburg Osland van Swol Dale Mick Griffith Vis Dunlap

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His Buckarees Roger Kent Cece Huntsinger Si Reeves Red Seabes Jack Graves Stanley Borgman China H. Shade Board of Foreign Missions Henry Poppen Marion Co Ray Loynachan Ralph de Cook Althea L. Gugler Nelson Reformed Church H. S Good House Bruce Lowery Paris Clement-Ferrand University Lyons Bruccer Arlie R. Lonoxy Jows Bate College U. S. Weather Bureau Wyoming Lowery Christine Ver Steeg Nick Maggie Ver Steeg Lowerys Brent Korea U. 8 S. Army U. S Legion Post la. Wesleyan
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