Central Wins Dubuque U. Game 13 to 6
Central defeated Dubuque University 13 to 6 on a perfect day at Central Field. Braley had a 90 yard kickoff return for Central and Menning scored a rushing touchdown. Dubuque showed strong passing while Central improved in pass defense late, earning their second win after a Tarkio upset.
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Central
Dubuque U
Warriors
Dubuque
Sellergren
Braley
Ray
Bob Menning
Kuefler
Teale Seibert
Menning Eberhart
Dickson
McDonald Werkheiser Lussow
Schiers
Brouseard
Braley Selererena
Jenning
HasBrouck
Iowa State
Rust
Des Moines
Wright
Ae Oeantes
Richard Tusseling
Kenneth Mercer
Simpson
Tarkio
Missouri
Mercer
Story
New Sales Course Offered At the College
Karl Kettering of the Business Administration Department offers a new salesmanship course within the liberal arts curriculum. The course blends theory and practice with selling demonstrations and guest talks from specialists in various fields. It emphasizes personal and professional selling skills for young men.
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Karl Kettering
Business Administration
Stith
Bre
Pella National Bank Buys Road Certificates in Marion County
Marion county board sold seventy thousand dollars in road construction certificates at Knoxville court house. Pella National Bank acted as the successful bidder paying a ninety dollar premium. The certificates carry 2 percent annual interest and mature in one and two years.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Knoxville
Pella National Bank
ERS
Friends May Aid Ladies of The W. C. T. U.
The National Temperance Educational Fund aims to raise 1,600,000 to educate the public via moving pictures drama lectures and other media against liquor traffic. Local W. C. T. U. members have raised 136 toward 1640 goal, and remain 28 short. contributions are welcomed for this cause.
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National Temperance Educational Fund
Sue Land
W. C
T. U
College chapel talks urge peace and Christian war stance
Herbert G. Mentink, Bible professor at Central College, led a chapel talk on The Christian's Attitude Toward War. Quotations urged peace, condemning war as contrary to Christ. other speakers stressed restraint, youth development, and freedom through discipline. a cornet duet by Carroll Hollebrands and Virgil Vander Linden complemented the sessions.
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Herbert G. Mentink
Central’ ‘College
Christ
Tunis
First Christian Reformed Church
Pella
Dean Williams
Henry van Dyk
Carroll Hollebrands
Virgil Vander Linden
Coaches Not Optimistic Ahead of Iowa Wesleyan Game
Coach Tysseling voices mixed outlook ahead of the second Conference game against Iowa Wesleyan. Rankin is out with an injured knee. Harley Croft and Jack Davis suffer shoulder injuries. Players report colds bruises and concerns over eligibility and pass defense while two wins provide incentive and Mickey has scouted the opponents well. The coach notes some players play for love of the game despite pains and equipment issues.
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Tona Wesleyan
Rankin
Letterman
Harley Croft
Jack Davis
Iowa Wesleyan
Mickey
Prince King Minos Tubes Outrun Modern Charity Gift
A local notice requests gifts to the chapter via treasurer Mrs. M. Vander Linden or The Book Shop. The itemized tubs embody a newer idea, yet excavations reveal King Minos of Crete possessed a handsome tub at his palace about 4,000 years ago.
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Minos
Crete
4-H BEEVES WIN BIG AT ST JOSEPH SHOW
Marion County displayed 21 4-H baby beeves at the St Joseph Interstate Baby Beef Show in Missouri. The Marion 4-H group won champion horns and placed top in Junior and Senior classes while 19 calves were bred by county members. Exhibitors Don Rinner and others supervised the project, with premium funds covering expenses and a refund planned for the youths.
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Marion County
St. Joseph
Missouri
Ion County
Syre
Gordon Maddy
Don Rinner
Doc Harvey
Clinton Crandall
Cecil Clark
Raymond Jordan
Music Lovers Plan Marion County Oratorio Society
Henry Cox advocates forming a Marion County Oratorio Society of skilled vocalists to perform major works such as Handel Messiah. He envisions a yearly concert linked to Tulip Time, drawing wider attention and visitors to the community through high quality sacred music.
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Henry Cox
Marion County
Haendel
Marriage license filed in Reno with unclear prior status
In Reno Nevada a man and woman applied for a marriage license the clerk asked if they had previous marriages the bride to be responded yes and clarified the husband is deceased or divorced the bride-to-be stating deceased him
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Reno
Nevada
Lerk
Central Will Meet Wesleyan Here Friday
Central College’s Flyin Dutchmen prepare for a Friday home game against Wesleyan after two early wins. Key injuries loom with Rankin sidelined for two weeks and Hunter bruised. Mening and Bonwell hampered by hand injuries. Probable lineup includes ends Leslie and Slickers, tackles Van Zee and Barton, guards Davis and Dickson, center Ray, backs Ferrer and Brajey, with Glunter likely limited.
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Central
Dubuque University
Crimson and White
Wesleyan
Howard Rankin
Knoxville
Jguard
Bill Hunter
Ridgefield
Glunter
Bob Menning
Bud Bonwell
Leslie
Slickers
van Zee
Barton
Duck Davis
Des Moines
Glenn Dickson
Jack Sims
D. Ray
Herb Ferrer
Ed Davis
Eldon Bra Jey
Grufman
First Day School Tragedy Involving Dorothy Lee
Dorothy Jean Lee five, near Manchester, died after walking home from her first day of school on Labor Day. Her father planned to pick her up at noon, but classes ended early and she was struck by a car near her driveway. The wreck caused fatal injuries.
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Dorothy Jean Lee
Manchester
Dorothy Jean
Children Warned To Keep Off Streets After Accident
Pella police urge parents to keep children on curbs after a Sunday accident killed a young boy. Officials note kids play on several streets and older youths ignore traffic, risking near misses. Bicycle riders and motorists are urged to exercise extra caution and slow for crossings. Community vigilance is urged to curb dangerous street play.
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Pella
Joe de Hoog
Theildren
Churches Plan Campaign of Evangelism Action
The Advisory Council of the Reformed Church in America met at denominational HQ in New York and sent a letter to the President praising peace efforts while urging continued neutrality and world cooperation. A denominational statement urged serving justice, avoiding hate, and renewing evangelism and stewardship through two ingathering periods this church year.
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Advisory Council
Advisory Council of the Reformed Chy In
America
Fifth Ave
United States
Advisory Council of the Reformed Church In America
New York City
Reformed Church
John A. Ingham
General Synod
John A. Dykstra
Grand Rapids
Mich
Intelligencer
Christ
Earth
Synod
Dykstra
Hope College
Card of Thanks for Allen Lee Steinkamp
Mr and Mrs Alfred Steinkamp and Earl express gratitude for support after the death of their young son Allen Lee Steinkamp. They acknowledge sympathy and floral offerings from friends and neighbors.
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Allen Lee Steinkamp
Alfred Steinkamp
Earl
Reckless Noon Driving By Rural High School Students
Rural district students driving to school are urged to curb noon hour speeds. City officials and school authorities note annual recurrence and plan measures to stop the risky practice. The writer blames involved parents for supplying the cars used in these trips and calls for safer driving to protect children on their way to and from school.
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Thra Pella
Exhibition of Fine Printing at Central College
An October exhibition in the Art Studio at Central College features The Prairie Press of Muscatine Iowa. It showcases fine printing and limited editions including What Laughing God. Coleman’s Prairie Press began around seventeen years ago and evolved from a small hand press to printing books that reflect Midwest life through regionalist aims.
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New Central
Prairie Press
Muscatine
Iowa
Amerer s-Clashic Arts
Coleman
Cole 1
Grant Wood
Wood
Mississippi V.rey
Middlewest
Little Boy Struck by Car Dies After Accident
Allan Lee Steinkamp three year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Steinkamp of 220 Main street was struck on University street by a car driven by Howard Clark of Knox ville an Seed Corn employee. He died an hour and forty five minutes later after being carried to his home. Funeral services were held at the Third Reformed church Porterville cemetery.
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Allan Lee Steinkamp
Alfred Steinkamp
Main Street
Howard Clark
Knoxville
Seed Corn Company
University Street
Elizabeth Lautenbach
Clark
Steinkamp
Gould
C. S. Fox
Earl
Third Reformed Church
Porterville Cemetery
Arthur De Winter Promoted in Grand Rapids Office Opening
Arthur De Winter promoted to head a Grand Rapids office for a non profit hospital service plan. He has three years with Associated Hospital Service of New York as assistant manager for Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island and previously worked in Chicago and New York offices. He earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Town in 1933. Other society offices already operate in Detroit, Flint, Saginaw and Pontiac.
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A. Grand Rapids
New York
de Winter
University of Town
Detroit
Flint
Saginaw
Pontiac
State Medical Society
Hospital Association
State Nurse Association
American Hospital Association
American College of Surgeons
Many Cases to Be Tried in Full Term of Court
Equity and civil dockets for the fall term of district court list numerous hearings. Four new divorce petitions appear: Bernice Kuiken vs Gerritt Kuiken, Hal Malone vs Ruth Malone, William F. Gross vs Alma Bee Gross, Mary Fryer vs Charles W. Fryer. A Des Moines defense lineup faces Johnson & Johnson in a damage suit, with Herman Tiedman vs Robert and Lyndall Gowan. The action concerns a minor $155 auto accident, and the docket features many suits on notes and accounts payable, mostly for small sums. Land mortgage foreclosures are few.
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Bernice Kuiken
Gerritt Kuiken
Hal Malone
Ruth Malone
William F. Gross
Alma Bee Gross
Mary Fryer
Charles W. Fryer
Des Moines
Johnson & Johnson
Herman Tiedman
Robert
Lyndall Gowan
Stipp
Perry
Bannister
Starzinger
Town Bar Association
Knoxville Journal
Removal Notice For Bray Law Offices In Oskaloosa
The law offices of Thomas J Bray have moved location to the Mahaska Theatre Building in Oskaloosa Iowa. The notice confirms the relocation details and new address for the firm.
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Thomas J. Bray
Mahaska Theatre
Oskaloosa
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