Pella Hostesses Clubs and Churches Continue Social Round
In Pella the Federated club notes strong attendance with visitors as members discuss current events. Dr. and Mrs. L M Henry hosted at their East Street home with guests for five hundred. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cole entertained on South Broadway for Francis Cole and wife visiting from Washington, D C. Lambda Epsilon Phi society staged a college gym fair with tents, stunts, and prizes. The YW League met with Miss Marie Le Feber reviewing Hindu Women. Freshmen and Juniors of the college hid treasures four miles west for a clue hunt with prizes amid student merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Henry
East Street
and Marsh
Amidon
Boggs
Ari Mirs. van Sittert
Hacke
Mrs
BE. M. Cole
South Broadway
Francis
Washington, D. C
Rook
Five Hundred
Lambda Epsilon, Phi Literary Society
Nyhof
R. Bruins
Richard Bruins
Eli Hollebrand
Marie le Feber
Central College Grads Attend City Reunion
She and her husband, both Central College graduates, planned to meet a number of former friends in the city, expressing interest in reconnecting with alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Notable Eastern Star Meeting In October Election
Miss Anna Tysseling and Wilma Van Gorp hosted a Monday October 10 gathering at Tysseling s home for about twenty members. Officers elected were Edna Boot President Mrs C Smorenburg Secretary and Mrs A R Rietveld Treasurer. A Mason ic meeting followed with serving committees of B F Vander Linden J Van Zante S Ross providing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tysseling
Wilma van Gorp
The
Eastern Star
the Masonic
B. F. Vander Linden
Baptist church session closes with supper and business meeting
Base members of the Baptist church and congregation held a social at the church. Women provided supper at 6:30 followed by a business meeting where plans for the coming year were entered and adopted. The prayer meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Missionary Lecture Highlights India Thieves Area Work
An illustrated talk by the missionary society described their outreach among thieves and criminals in India, detailing efforts, methods, and impact of the work. The hour focused on the society’s direction and the presentation emphasized religious aid and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misionary Society
India
Mr. and Mrs Gezel Host Fairfield Guest This Week
Mr and Mrs George Gezel entertained a few friends Monday evening at their home in honor of Mrs Charles Marsh of Fairfield visiting at her parents Mr and Mrs A H Clark this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kerman Morgan
Palo Alto
Calif
Nice
Esther L. Ketman
R. Beard
George G. Gaass
Nora Scholte
Morgan
George Gezel
Charles Marsh
Fairfield
A. H. Clark
Golden Rule Class Celebrates 85th Birthday
Sixteen members of the Golden Rule class of the Baptist Sunday school met Tuesday evening at the home of their oldest member Mrs M DeVries on West First Street to celebrate her 85th birthday an enjoyable evening was spent by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
M. DeVries
West First Street
de Vries
Mrs Langerak Hosts Wednesday Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs Langerak entertained the Wednesday sewing club at her home 808 Union Street with most members in attendance and a pleasant afternoon reported. One visitor was Pequent Mrs L F Bousquet and Mrs A P Kuyper served as joint hostesses entertaining the P E O s in the afternoon as Mrs T H Liggett gave a program.
Orchestra Fundraiser at Library Aids Mr Pleasant Memorial
Local society hosts an autumn event titled Orchestra Music and Part at the library to honor Mr Pleasant. Hacke was one of the victims named in the Wednesday evening gathering. Mr Hacke’s son and Mrs Hacke helped organize the guest list and remind friends of the birthday tradition proposed to occur monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiazion
Yahore An Na
Mr. Pleasant
Hacke
Haclnt
A Little Study in the Views of Children
An editorial squib suggests parenting as the key to the behavior of American youth. Dr G E Germaine of the University of Missouri, visiting Indianola for Warren County teachers, discussed research on father child relations with 900 Missouri schoolchildren, who were asked to write about their fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
G. E. Germaine
University Missouri
Indianola
Warren County
Germaine
Schoo
Missouri
Missouri City
Go to church was top answer in child survey
The Indianola Record reports a child survey asking what Daddie does that he doesn’t, with options like hunting camping and reading. The leading answer chosen by a wide margin was go to church, while the top answer to what Daddie does that he didn’t was smoke and chew, followed by cursing. The piece questions whether these child attitudes reflect American sentiment and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddie
Remodeling and Kitchen Gear Tips for Home Projects
A compact guide to starting home improvement. It covers building new spaces, updating existing rooms, and organizing kitchen equipment for efficiency. Practical steps and common-sense advice aim to help readers plan projects and choose suitable tools.
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Dha
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Ty Pella
Federated Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Cole
Ed Cook
Francis Cole
Bert Baron
C. F. Dyketra
Meyer Langerak
A. B. van Houweling
H. W. Vander Linden
Leighton
Lambda Epsilon Phi
Youns'Women’s League
Chevrolet Motor Company
M. D. Douglas
D. E. Ralston
United States
Woods
Cats
H. S. Hilanders
Marjorie Baron
Elma LeCocq
Ruth Dykstra
Grude Bensink
Edna Beyers
Lydia Stureman
Harriet Hoogenakker
Mable van Zante
Elva May van Howeling
John Vander Linden
East First Street
H. V. Mullins
FF. Carpenter
Fan. Gorp
Fre T Lankelns
Ed van Zante
John V. Linden
Mies
J. Goodheart
H. H. Sadler
Mrs. Carpenter
North Main Street
Bridge
F. E. Morg
Closs Meeting
Mrs. Marsh
White Way Auto Co
Pella
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Amu
Sun
Mon
Chang
Orchestra
Our Gang
Esther Ralston
Neil Hamilton
ELS
Schaffner Lanshaw Players
Red Head
America
Universal
Huality
Trade Home
High Ave
W. Oskaloosa
Oxford
North Side
Mallory
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