Wednesd ay Club Meets In Leighton And Local Notices
Society notes from Leighton including the Wednesday club gathering at Mrs Herman Linden home and a WoC TV supper. Also past matrons honored by C E S and a local Masons meeting. Also wedding reports Klein Vander Werf and Jabari Breed shares details of ceremonies and attire.
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Leighton
Herman Linden
Woc. TV
Rene Vander Linden
C.E.S. O.E.S
Vande Voort
Irvin Dale Hoksbergen
Blom Vander Waal wedding at 1940 October 10
Helen Blom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A M Blom married Elmor Ray Vander Waal of Mr. and Mrs. Dielis Vander Waal in a ceremony at 6 00 o clock Thursday evening before about ninety relatives. The gown was white satin with lace and tulle veil. Bridesmaid Miss Dorothy Vander Waal wore pink taffeta. Best man Gerrit Rus. ring bearer Virgil Eugene Dykstra. Gift luncheon followed. couple to reside near Pella after a trip to Holland Michigan.
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Jacob de Ronde
Reasner
Ph Co
Town
Jabari—Breed
Ensht Ofelock
Krestse
Chur Airie City
Matilda Jahai
Arie Breed
Rossereen
Pella
Monroe
Dorothy Vander Waal
Gerrit Rus
Vander Waal
Virgil Eugene Dykstra
Lawrence Blom
Sane “O' Promise Me
Viola Dykstis
Wait
Luella Vander Waal Sander Waal
Viola A
Tana Mae van Gilst
Itom
Eleanor Ver
Holland
Michigan
Fara
Helen Blom
Elmer Ray Vander Waal
J. Blom
Dorothy Vander
Central College Music Students Showcase Talents
The Central College Music department expands its reach with soloists and small ensembles in demand at churches society meetings and teas. The girls trio lead with the Wie and have about twelve church and community appearances. Mr Sandren plans short trips. Ralph De Cook Mary Crane and Eileen Sadler performed at a missionary meeting. Mr Pring sang at a church service. Mr Stoot says the college can provide music for all occasions.
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Central College
Sandren
Ralph de Cook
Mary Crane
Eileen Sadler
First Reformed Church
Pring
Second Reformed Church
Stoot
South Central Conf Leaders Meet At Indianola
South Central Conference leaders from Indianola Osceola Chariton Valley High West Des Moines Winterset Knoxville Pella and others met Tuesday night after a 6:30 dinner to plan the year’s extracurriculars. They approved plans for speech music drama and athletics exchanges and tightened publicity while tabling the football jamboree for December.
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Indianola
Cottage Grove Inn
Osceola
Chariton
Valley High of
West Des Moines
Miss Mayne
Miss Hill
Winterset
Knoxville
Pella
Hasty
Lincoln
Michener
Lillard
Conference plans mix sports events and meetings
Compulsory conference play requirements are noted with every team facing all others biennially. A basketball tournament is discussed but postponed. Interest in an indoor track meet near the state Class B indoor meet is voiced, possibly at Drake Field House around late March or early April. The next meeting is set for December 7 at the Y M C A with Pella representatives Buercens Gosselink Birdsall Ruby and Tysse ing.
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Drake Field House
Pella
Superintendent Bucrkens
Jane Gosselink
Maurice Birdsall
Robert Ruby
Anne ‘Tysseing
Economists Call for Early Leases to Ease Tenant Strain
Iowa State College economists urge landlords and tenants to settle next year’s leases now to curb spring moves, noting nearly 25,000 tenant families farm in Iowa yearly. The new Iowa lease law requires termination notices by November 1 if a lease ends March 1, making early agreement doubly important.
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Towa State College
Iowa
Economists Urge Early Settlement of Lease Questions
Economists argue that lease terms should resolve all disputes now to prevent later trouble. They outline five points including notices, compensating improvements, yearly farm upgrades, rental rates for soil-conserving acreage under the AAA, and land use practices with landlord and tenant responsibilities.
Diet Will Protect Children's Teeth
Proper diet is one of the best aids to good teeth and with the new school year beginning parents should remember that the right foods will go a long way in preventing decay, according to the National Dairy Council and Dr. Julian Boyd and his associates.
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National Dairy Council
Julian Boyd
Asso
Molded Salads For Elegant and Everyday Occasions
A molded salad serves as a versatile center on buffets and luncheons. The recipe outlines molded chicken and vegetable salad with gelatine, chopped chicken, rice, vegetables, beaten egg white, whipped cream and lemon juice, set in a mold and garnished with lettuce and peaches.
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O Anh
Jules
Diet Plan Suppresses Child Dental Decay In Months
Drs Boyd and Drain report that strict dietary control in children at Children’s Hospital halted dental caries within two to three months. A dairy and fruit heavy plan for ages 5 to 16 includes milk, eggs, meat, vegetables, fruit, and butter, aiming to boost health and protect teeth during growth. Milk emphasized as economical base for protective factors.
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Ciate
Charr
University
Towed
Children's Hospital
Applications Closed for Army Civilian Medical Officers
The Civil Service Commission says enough applications have been received to meet the temporary and part time civilian medical officer need for Army expansion. Receipt of applications closes Monday October 14. There is urgent need for medical officers to fill permanent positions in other agencies. Pay ranges from 3000 to 4600 dollars yearly across fourteen medical branches.
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Civil Service Commission
Army
Commission
Urgent openings for junior medical officers at St Elizabeths
There is an urgent need to fill junior medical officer positions at $2,000 a year at St Elizabeths Hospital Washington DC. Full information and application forms may be obtained at the Secretary Board of U S Civil Washington or from any Commission district offices.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
D. C
Board of
U. S. Civil Washington
Commission
Honey Drip Leads 1940 Sorghum Yield Test at Ames
The 1940 sorghum forage yield test by Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames ranks Honey Drip first among twelve varieties with 9.2 tons dry matter per acre. Atlas sorghum and Sweet sorghums follow, with Leoti Red Early Sumac and Waconia Orange also over 21 tons as syrup sorghums. C. P. Wilsie, agronomist, notes moisture differences adjusted to 12 percent for feed comparisons.
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Texas
Iowa
Ames
Sumac
C. P. Wilsie
Wilsie
Atlassora
Scoti
Newlin
Grahama
Waconia
Blackhill
Towa
Atlas
Sorghum varieties yield contrasts in research notes
Wilsie notes five top yielding sorghums are sweet varieties with Atlas as a partial exception. Grain sorghums yield far less forage than sweet types, while Grahama and New Grain show intermediate results. Sooner Mile and Early Kale have performed well in Nebraska, out yielding corn for grain over six years.
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Atlas
Wilsie
John H. Martin
Sorhum Investigations
Bureau of Prant Industry
Nebraska
Special Dictionary Work Planned in Pella Schools
Fred D. Cram of Town State Teachers will be in Pella on October 24 and 25 to present demonstrations to teachers and students across all grades including Junior High School. His topic is The Use of the Dictionary and aims to enhance classroom instruction.
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Pella
Fred D. Cram
Flag atop Capitol Replaced Every Six Weeks
The American flag on the United States Capitol flies continuously throughout the year and is changed every six weeks to withstand varying weather conditions.
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United States Capitol
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Hemert
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Virginia van Gorp
Helen Thar
Bert Moke
Lewis Furda
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Aid of St. Mary's Church
Porterville Aid
Porterville Cemetery
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L. P
Lake Prairie Township
Willis Vande Voort
Harold van Zante
Resent
Don Inner
Myron Nollen
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Willard Ver Meer
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Bervin Trueblood
Eugene Harvey
Rinner
VERS
Jno
J. Lasschuit
Central Music
South Central
Conf
C. Jabaai
Berdine Jabaai
John Breed
MacConachie
Tomer
Paris
Garvarine
Dorothy Greig
Treo
Pheegees
Aimee
Gulb
Ransen Spinet
Central Park Cafe
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