Truth Seekers meet. two weddings and club notices
The Truth Seekers class met at Mrs. Roorda’s home on Oct 19 with hostesses A J Van Roekel and Ray Vander Linden. Miss Willa Maxine Zickel wed Billy Jim Hart at First Reformed Church, with a reception at Pella Coffee Shop. Future events include a Nov 16 meeting for officer elections and an Oct 26 travelogue program by the Sand. Chapter AE TT plans a Nov 1 meeting at Elva Mae Heer’s home.
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Truth Seekers
First Reformed Sunday School
Henry Roorda
A. J. van Roekel
Ray Vander Linden
Garret van Gorp
Peter Zwank
Armour Boat
Galilee
Tunis Schakel
Willa Maxine’ Zickel
Guy ‘Zickel
Billy Jim Hart
Wm. Hart
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Carol Ver Steeg
Fred Whalley
George Browning
Dale Vos
Loren Vander Wert
Pella
Mildred Vander Veer
Mary Armstrong
Donna van Haalen
Lillian Goemaat
Pella High School
Marion County State Bank
Central States Electric Co
Harold Shakespeare
Connie Naaktgeboren
Junior Nakktgeboren
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Martin Naaktgeboren
Oskaloosa
Jim Burger
Roy Worrell
Son Bruce
Beacon
Frank Zickel
Killduff
Dewey Ramer
Wilbur Ramer
Arie Ver Steeg
Harry Zickel
Reasner
TT. T
Elva Mae Heer
Miss Norma Jean McFall Weds Farward Hasselman in Des Moines
Norma Jean McFall daughter of Mrs. Matilda McFall and the late H R McFall of Oskaloosa wed Farward L Hasselman son of Mr. and Mrs. L W Hasselman of Pella in a candle light ceremony at the First Methodist Church Des Moines on Sept 22 1950 Rev C Brean officiated at 8 pm The couple reside at 713 1 2 Franklin St Pella with Miss Mary Coyler accompanist and Phyllis Hasselman singing The reception followed at 1618 6th Ave West Des Moines
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Norma Jean McFall
Matilda McFall
H. R. McFall
Oskaloosa
Farward L. Hasselman
L. W. Hasselman
Pella
First Methodist Church
Des Moines
C. Brean
Robert McFall
Dyville
Loran Cracraft
Mary Coyler
Phyllis Hasselman
6Th Ave
West
Husselman
Edward Hi
O Moines
Government Purchasing Lists Sent to 42 Iowa Cities
Daily government purchasing lists are being sent to 42 Iowa cities as the Towa Development Commission reports. Iowa Chambers of Commerce and Employment Security offices, along with Chicago department of commerce listings, provide contracts for bid by local businessmen and manufacturers.
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Iowa Cities
Iowa
Towa Development Commission
Towa
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Iowa Development Commission
Chambers of Commerce and Employment Security
Popularity a real problem for teens study says
Purdue research on 15 000 high schoolers shows the strong pull of peer opinion over parents and teachers. The text notes teens mimic peers to fit in, fear disapproval, and suggests parents guide toward constructive popularity by embracing children's skills and interests.
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Purdue University
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station note praises person
A brief Iowa reference notes that the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the State University of Iowa believes actions will “make people like him more.” The fragment suggests a public relations angle tied to university research.
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Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
State University of Iowa
Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith Exchange Jibe About Cook
A brief witticism unfolds as Mrs Jones asks about the last cook and Mrs Smith quips that she was never employed but opposed from the start, turning a normal inquiry into a sharp retort.
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Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Rival High School Game Fails To Impress Crowds
In a traditional town rivalry, a long awaited game drew a decent crowd and smooth entertainment but failed to deliver excitement or strong sports drama despite clean play, good conditions, and steady showings from both sides.
Fractured Night Ends In Highway Crash Mystery
A narrative recounts Rob’s farewell kiss before a high speed drive home. He travels through a bad turn on an old highway, the car slams into guard rails, cables snap and posts give way as speed overwhelms him. The incident unfolds amid a crowd and rivals.
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Rob
Roboc，不过 missing context due to OCR
The text describes a fatal incident where a car crash caused by a smashing impact led to a victim named Robo being gone forever. A substitute player filled in his absence, playing bravely, while the earlier enthusiasm faded.
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Rob
Robo
Drowned man found near Madrid after missing day
August Swenson, 84, who had been missing from a Madrid home for the aged for 24 hours, was found drowned in a railroad reservoir one mile west of town. Officials think he slipped on the pond bank.
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Madrid
August Swenson
Man Falls During Afternoon Walk Incident
A man fell in while taking an afternoon walk, prompting a brief incident report. No further details on location or injuries were provided in the readable text.
Gas Franchise Debate and Fair Dealing Policy
The text argues that voter permission will allow continued fair dealing and expansion of gas service for twenty years. It notes opponents may advise a no vote to gain leverage, but warns this claim is a half truth and that the perceived club over voters could backfire.
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Ar Pany
Pella
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Zickel—Hart
Sandridge
Sandis
New York
T. T. T. Society
McFall
Hasselman
Harold Hoksbergen
Taintor
Johnny Veenstra
John
Marion Klyn
Afton
Charles Roose
Jacob
Danny van Gorp
Henry and Jewsma
Leonard Veldjon Franje
Junior
Gilbert Vander Hart
Gerald van Sant
Gilbert Vander Wal
Marvin Vander Melen
Leo
Leland
Kenneth Fynnaardt
Gerald Vander Hart
James Dahm
Junior Boerely
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Falls
Clarinda
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Dubuque
Fort Madison
Guttenberg
Hudson
Business Association
Jefferson
Marshalltown
Mason City
Muscatine
Newton
Ottumwa
Red Oak
Sheldon
Sioux City
Washington
Waterloo
Algona
Ames
Atlantic
Boone
Burlington
Carroll
Centerville
Charles Clinton
Dr Davenport
CT Pei
FFA
Johnny
Sissy
Jim
Tysseling’s
Jim van Hemert
Roomy Biawin
Charlotte
Lady Qoute
Lucky
Haly Payments
Central States Electric Company
Pella, Iowa
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