Crowded Out Last Week by Junior Class Notes
The Junior class held a social in the gym Monday followed by a business meeting to elect officers. New members include E. I. Sissin and A. Hillyer. YWCA fundraisers, faculty anecdotes, and a Fat and Lean Ball disrupted classes. The Alethian and Philo societies opened new sessions with receptions and dinners. Grace Tinley and Elizabeth Yaw join the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Sissin
C. A. Hillyer
Our
Central Hall
Grace Tinley
Elizabeth Yaw
Hiawatha
Kansas
Sadler
Alethian Society
Philo and Alethian Hall
Philo | Society
Old Warndth and Vigor Come Alive at Alethians Evening
In a lively gathering the Alethians entertained in the afternoon and hosted an evening of Philo hospitality. The brother and sister societies joined in, and the girls declared they now believe in boy cooking. After many stunts, the group departed in high spirits as Philo’s anticipate a successful year.
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Warndth
Dialectal Pella Visit Roundup From Lynnville Star
El a Dey Gerrit Vander Pol and his son Evert visited Pella on Monday. Henry Huyser helps Jonas Versteeg in molasses making. Lewis Scull and family spent a day with relatives last week. Henry Brandt and family dined with Al Vander Kamps Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Renaud and two sons visited the Ben Renaud home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Monsma and baby spent Sunday evening in Sully with Mrs D Monsma. Mr A Huyser and his sister Miss Lena from near Pella visited here and at Dairygrove Thursday. Paul Renaud drove to Pella Saturday. Mrs Fred Smith and two sons near Newburg spent a week with Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Vander Pol
Evert
Henry Huyser
Jonas Versteeg
Lewis Scull
Henry Brandt
al Vander Kamps
Eugene Renaud
Ben Renaud
Ben Monsma
Baby
Sully
Bens
D. Monsma
A. Huyser
Miss Lena
Pella
Dairygrove
Paul Renaud
Pella Saturay
Harvey man back in Harvey with new brick plant
Lewis White, formerly of Harvey now living in Oskaloosa, has accepted a job with the Harvey Brick and Tile Co and will return to Harvey to reside. Dr. Daugherty of Chariton, a member of the Eagle camping party near town, injured his shoulder stepping over a tent rope. Eugene Dennis of Pella reports rebuilt barber shop fire-damaged two years ago, soon to house a new enterprise though details are not yet confirmed. Editor Casey of the Knoxville Express visited town en route from Mountain View, Oklahoma, where he aided his son James establish a newspaper business. Casey Jr. is expected to find success following in his father’s footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis White
Harvey
Oskaloosa
Harvey Brick & Tile Co
Daugherty
Chariton
Eagle’s
Eugene Dennis
Pella
Dennis
Casey
Knoxville Express
Mountain View
Oklahoma
James
Mr. Casey, Jr
News Tribune
Local notes and a troubled marriage in Orange City
In Orange City a seven year old child of S De Jager is seriously ill possibly with infantile paralysis. Reports from Milford, Lyn den Wash and Hull recount visits by local families, noting fond memories of the climate and scenery. A court granted an injunction to delay a marriage between Alfred Beckman and Jennie Burggraff, later dissolved as the couple proved mental fitness. meanwhile a divorce case Van Driel versus Van Driel resulted in Mrs. Van Driel receiving a divorce and $25 in attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. de Jager
Bylsma
P. H. Kooyman
Lynden
Wash
Alfred Beckman
Jennie Burggraff
Hull
Wesley E
Leslie M
van Driel
Peter van ‘Driel
Alfred. P. ‘Beckman
Frederick
Bekman
Sesvile Jan
Anne
Bargraf
Hse
Ca Cmaeine Partie Herald
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Highmore South Dak
South Dakota
Dak
Iowa
Marion, Jasper, Mahaska, Monroe
Winnebago Counties
The
Boland Land Co
Dekker & Klein's Shoe
Bardain
Shipping Point
Lynnville
Searsboro
Minnesota
Dakota
Westerhoff & Sherman
Loovr
J. Blommers & Co
College
Dean Severn
Martin L. Bryant
Baptist Forward Movement For Missionary Education
Y. M
Y. W
Chapel
Cotton Hall
Prof. Hoffman
Grundy Center
Central
Baptist Association
Chester
Mrs
Frank Brandt
E. C. Renaud Home
Fred Smith
Newburg
Orange City
the Versteeg CO
West Side Square
Pella, Iowa
A. N. Kuyper
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