Central College Prepares for Homecoming Day
Central College gears up for homecoming with plans for a parade focused on originality and clever ideas. A big homecoming dinner with reduced tickets will welcome alumni and friends on October 29, with Central at Parsons and booster trips noted. The college also previews a winter lecture course, Y M C A and Y M activities, and chapel talks by Mrs. Nellie Beckering and Prof. Bosch.
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Central
Parsons Central
Parsons
Fairfield
Beckering
Nellie Beckering
Maurice “Tyson
Jesus
Y. M
Frank Snuttjet
Alvin Hook
Joe Ernisse
Ben Thaden
Bosch
Phillip
Ethiopian
Sioux Center
Pella
Dan Wandscheer
Jongenwaard
van’ Roekel
Ruth Hallowell
Pleasantville
Helen
Barbara Way
Busey
Elmer Meredith
Family Notes And Enrollments At Local High
The Bartell brothers George and Henry joined the senior class while Charles White of Davenport also enrolled. A new girl Miss Whitney arrived. Peter Muyskens returned home after his mother’s death. Dr Wesselink spoke on That Every Man Life a Plan of God, stressing life, limits, and personal duty to follow the divine plan. A freshmen party is planned Friday and Professor Frush led the first general teachers meeting at the high school.
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Bartell
George
Henry
Charles
Chuck) White
Davenport
Miss Whitney
Peter Muyskens
Dr. Wesselink
Burbank
Calif
Chronicle
The
Tim Dykstra
Millie Dudgeon
University Street
Orville Dykstra
Dykstra
Keosauqua
Bernie Vander Linden
Anna Hollebrands
B. F. Brinkman
Woodrow Wilson
Unities
Iowa
Nebraska
Wilson
Central Normal Students Begin Practice in City Schools
Central Normal College students in the normal course start practice teaching in public schools under regular teachers. Participants include Lois Lee, Helen Booher in Junior High, Vera Negwaard fifth grade, Ruth Langerak fifth, Ralph Aschenbrenner fourth, Leona Arens second, Vera Sadler first. at Lincoln Willa Prange second and third. High School Anna Verley biology, Lord Jongersh algebra. Bible school work continues with specified teachers at Lincoln and Webster schools. Football schedule shows rest this week with remaining games listed. Girls glee club announced with sopranos, second sopranos, and altos named. County teachers meeting set for October 14 in Knoxville, providing pupil vacation. Normal training students begin observation work this week.
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Central College
Webster _ building
Lois Lee
Helen Booher
Vera Negwaard
Ruth’ Langerak
Ralph Aschenbrenner
Leona. Arens
Lincoln School
R. T. Nordlund
Beckering
J. B. van Hemert
Edith Roorda
Helen Boot
Webster School
Menning
Haverkamp
Sarah Gosselink
Bob Kuyer
Katherine de Koning
Florence Grandia
Helen Kuyper
Alda Mae van Duren
Mary Renaud
Annanes
Pleasantville
Indianola
Prairie City
Montezuma
Anna King
Thelma Ulrich
Frances van Rees
Viola Kaldenberg
Margaret Johnson
Vera Sedrel
Kathryn Crom
Henrietta Hoksbergan
Esther Bosch
Ardys Klein
Lucille Hollebrands
Leona Heimstra
Knoxville
Élise
Memory Letter Reflects Pella Chronicle Past Twenty Years
W A Young recalls Pella life from 1891 to 1914 in a Chronicle reminiscence. He notes early editor duties, the switch to linotype, and a 1914 pavement project, with memories of church, schools, roads, and local figures. He also recalls meals at the American House, wartime talk, and neighbors like Babe Visser and Art Smorenberg.
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Iowa
Pella
Old City Hall
H. J. Vanden Berg
H. F. Johnson
Ben Sack
John Faassen
Jake Plender
Kryn van Dusseldorp
Tunis Pie
Methodist Church
S. Vander Werf
B. F. Brinkman
Beckéring
J. W. Bailey
Christian Reformed Churches
de Leeuw
Ed Cook
H. P. Scholte
Des Moines
Chronicle Office
The
Chronicle
Ofice
Colum
Vane
T. W. Cox
Los Angeles
P. G. Gaass
Paul Edmond
Tess
Babe Visser
Bfe
F. R. Gambell
Art
Kate Smorenberg
Gertrude Vander Linden
Europe
Grand Hotel at Princess Theatre opens in Oskaloosa Sunday
Movie fans in Oskaloosa and surrounding areas will be treated to the classic Grand Hotel at the Princess Theatre for five days beginning Sunday October 9 with a midnight show on Saturday night. The film is promoted as one of the greatest ever filmed and features notable stars.
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Famous Picture
Grand Hotel
Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa and
Hal
State Meeting Of Red Cross At Des Moines Oct 11
The Iowa state meeting of the American Red Cross will be at Hotel Fort Des Moines on Oct 11. Speakers include Des Moines Mayor Dwight N. Lewis, Grace Ashbaugh, Walter Wesselius, H. J. Hughes, W. W. Waymack, Lewis H. Kilpatrick. Officers and others urged to attend to learn welfare methods and the value of college education.
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Iowa
American Red Cross Society
Hotel
Fort Des Moines
Jake Plender
Dwight N. Lewis
Des Moines
Grace Ashbaugh
Walter Wesselius
Mid-western
H. J. Hughes
Washington, D. C
W. W. Waymack
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Lewis H. Kilpatrick
American Red Cross
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Dean Pietenpol
Atisr
Professor Frush
John
JED ‘Smiths
RH Fircerniee
Snr Bron SS
Central Normal
W. A., Young
Towa
Henry George
Babe
G. A. Visser
Bussey
Weekblad
W. A. Young
Pathfinder
Greta Garbo
John Barrymore
Joan Crawford
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Red Cross
Princess
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Crawford
Draft Horse Sale
Fair Ground Sales Pavillion
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Col
Frank Walker
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