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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1950

Page

9

Pella Otley People Donate 1341 for Japanese Christian Univ

The people of Pella and Otley contributed 1341 dollars over two weeks to the Japanese International Christian University fund drive run by youth from four churches. A dedication service at Second Reformed Church on October 15 featured Reverend E I Tanis and about fifty youths, with refreshments and games after. The campaign chairman thanked all participants for their cooperation in supporting the China project.

Pella Otley Japanese International Christian University Second Reformed Church E. I. Tanis H. W. Pietenpol G. C. Leu Ronald Zoutendam Japan

Dwight Harvey Named President of Farm Bureau

Dwight Harvey of the Red Rock area was named president of the Marion County Farm Bureau at the Knoxville meeting held Wednesday evening October 18 attended by over three hundred members and friends. Rex Hamilton was elected vice president and Don King secretary with Gerrit Van Halen named voting delegate. resolutions were adopted unanimously. The event featured a dinner in Memorial Hall and entertainment by Donald and Maxine Heemstra and Patty Harding, with Alta Waters at the piano.

Marion County Farm Bureau Knoxville J. 8. Russell Register and Tribune Des Moines Gerald de Penning Pella Russell Farm Bureau Enterprise van Halen Choten Dwight Harvey Red Rock Rex Hamilton Don King Billy Hilsabeck Pleasantville Gerrit van Halen Memorial Hall Donald Maxine Heemstra Maxine Patty Harding Alta Waters

Chairman Named For CROP Campaign In Five Areas

Following the CROP organization meeting at Memorial Hall officers and workers set plans for a November campaign near Thanksgiving. Elected were Simon Ter Louw president Wally Kooyman treasurer and Dick Lautenbach secretary. Area chairmen include Gerald De Penning North Lake Prairie Township Everett Vanden Herg South Lake Prairie Two Bryan Karey Summit Two John Vanden Bautd and Martin Heerema Pella City.

Memorial Hall Simon Ter Louw Wally Kooyman Dick Lautenbach North Lake Prairie Township Gerald de Penning South Lake Prairie Two Everett Vanden” Herg Summit Two Bryan Karey John Vanden Bautd Pella City Martin Heerema

FOR BETTER MAIL SERVICE Rent a lock box today

Public notice promoting post office lock boxes for privacy and delivery. Arthur Klein as Postmaster notes accessible hours and quarterly rental rates. Encourages inquiries at post office windows.

Arthur Klein

Amvets Pie Day Planned in Pella by Auxiliary

Amvets Auxiliary from Post 26 sponsors Amvets Pie Day in Pella at Van denbergh Meat Market on Saturday October 28. Pies baked and sold statewide to benefit Iowa Department Amvets. Emma Snittjer of Wellsburg chairs Ways and Means for the Auxiliary. About 3700 pies expected to be made statewide.

Amvets Vandenberg Iowa Department of Amvets Emma Snittjer Wellsburg Ways and Means

Call Three Meetings For Organization of Cub Scout Pack Here

Pella parents with about eighty five eligible boys plan to organize a Cub Pack. Three Monday meetings are Oct 30, Nov 6 and 13 at 7 30 pm in the basement of Second Reformed Church. Jack Keeton will attend with a movie on Cub activities and duties. Sponsored by Rotary and Kiwanis clubs.

Pella Second Reformed Church Jack Keeton Newton Rotary Kiwanis

Textile Painting Workshop to Be Held Here in November

A series of textile painting workshops scheduled across Marion County during November invites homemakers to learn decorating techniques for linens and towels. Meetings start November 1 in Franklin township, November 2 in Dallas township, and November 3 in Lake Prairie, each with a noon pot luck. Additional lessons planned through January to April cover broiler use, sewing machine attachments, soil nutrition, and business topics, open to both men and women.

Marion County Mildred Bell Legion Hall Franklin Township Fairview Church Lake Prairie Pella Dallas Township Kenneth Dawson Bell

Women of T. T. T. to Continue Christmas Toy Program

The Women of T. T. T. will again distribute new and used toys to underprivileged children at Christmas. They request donations of usable toys or those needing repair or painting and will call for them. Contact Mrs. Herbert Mentink or any T. T. T. member.

Women of Herbert Mentink

Four Clubs Sponsor Halloween Parade in Pella

Four organizations the Legion Post VFW Post Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club will sponsor Pellas Halloween celebration Tuesday evening October 31. Kids gather at the high school before 7 30 and parade forms downtown then ends at Garden Square where judges pick best dressed disguises. Prizes awarded and all ages invited for entertainment not mischief.

Pella The Legion Post V.F.W. Post Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Garden Square

Newsprint Price Increases Again

An increase of $12 per ton in newsprint price, effective November 1, raises local paper costs to about $200 per ton. Prewar price was $60. To cover higher costs, Chronicle subscriptions rise by one penny per week starting January. existing subscribers before January 1 keep old rates.

Chronicle Pella

Dorcas Society Otley Invites All to 55th Anniversary Program

The Dorcas Society of the Otley Reformed Church invites the public to its 55th anniversary program tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the church. Mr. P. H. Kuyper will present a film on his travels through the Netherlands, with dialogues and musical numbers. A social hour in the church basement will follow. Everyone is welcome.

Dorcas Society Otley Reformed Church Netherlands P. H. Kuyper

Central College Falls to St Ambrose in Home Tilt 35-20

Central College lost 35-20 at Kuyper Stadium in Pella as St Ambrose Bees dominated. Norb Schultz opened scoring with a 62 yard punt return, Norb North scored twice, and Ed Scheck added a first half tally for the Bees. Central answered with a Dean Van Zee five yard TD run and Junior Dunkin 10 yard score, while St Ambrose added a 36 yard pass Al Schuler to Van Zee and a 36 yard run by Bob Benzour, with Jim Madden adding six extra points. Norm Den Hartog converted two of three attempts for Central.

Central College St. Ambrose Kuyper Pella Bees Davenport Ed Scheck Central Dean van Zee Bob Benzour Junior Dunkin Bussey al Schuler Jim Madden Norm den Hartog

Eight Nominated As Candidates for Homecoming Queen

Central College students nominate eight junior and senior girls for Homecoming queen by popular vote. The queen and four attendants will reign on November 4. four seniors and four juniors are candidates. The senior four were the attendants in 1949. The queen will be crowned November 3 and the royal court will ride in the parade November 4. Coronation committee members include Dick Cook, Bernice Reynen, and Jean Davis.

Central College Julie Koehler Ainsworth Greta Nelson Brooklyn Eleanor Vander Berg Waupun Wis Ruth Vogelaar Pella Janglee de Clarks Grove Minn Jean Davis Newton Dick Cook Clarinda Bernice Reynew Buck” Bockelman Buffalo Center Eleanor Bruins Graham Hall Ray Pugh Des Moines Connie Nugteren Denver Colo Betty Koehler Pella-Area Meyer Langerak Arie Rempe Bess McBride Nell Vander Linden Y. M

Pella Stores Set Armistice Day Closures

Pella stores will be closed Armistice Day on Saturday November 11 as per Chamber of Commerce. Residents will shift shopping to Friday November 10 turning Friday night into Saturday shopping to cover a long weekend.

Pella Chamber of Commerce

Church Mission Circle presents The Crucifixion of It Strong

The Mission Circle of the Third Reformed Church will present Charles M. Sheldon play The Crucifixion of It Strong on Thursday November 9 at 7 45 in the church auditorium. Further details will be in next week's Chronicle.

Third Reformed Church Charles M. Sheldon

Every Kate in Town Attends College Play Heiress Tickets Open

The Chronicle notes a Kate themed prelude to The Heiress at Central College Theatre. Winners named for mothers and grandmothers receive reserved seats, with sale details set for October 28 at 9:00 a.m. through October 30 at 5:00 p.m., at Tusseling's Shoe Store.

Kate the Chronicle Tusseling’s

Edith Le Cocq to Sing at Iowa City Concerts

Edith Le Cocq, voice instructor at Central College, will perform in Iowa City Sunday afternoon and evening, October 29. The matinee features Morgen by Strauss with a chamber group, while the evening program includes Wagner's Tristan und Isolde aria Liehestod with full orchestra, both at Memorial Union.

Edith le Cocq Central College Towa City Afernoon Richard Strauss Hestod Wagner Memorial Union

Central Homecoming Plans For November 3 4

A Central College homecoming committee outlines events for November 3 and 4 with student activities. Greta Nelson leads social planning aided by Julie Sovhler and Clifford Keiser advising faculty. The schedule includes a public parade, bonfire, pep rally, queen coronation, and post game coffee in Graham Hall with Y M C A and YWCA volunteers.

Greta Nelson Brooklyn Towa Central College Julie Kovhier Ainsworth Lews Clifford Keiser Sovhler Helen Roos Denver Cole Central Ray Cunera van Emmerik Collegse Hob Oniiek Chicago Frievening Dave Prins Pella Lynn de Haan Denyer Ed Mulder Montevideo Minn Jane Brown Huntingdon Penn

Free Movies at Memorial Hall Tonight Invites All

The Amvets and Auxiliary invite everyone to Memorial Hall this evening October 26 at 8 00 p m to view two sound films Our Story featuring Harold Russell and Arlington Carillon presented to the nation by President Truman A Clinton commander Erle Allais will speak briefly and music by Fred Whalley accompanies a social hour with refreshments afterwards

Amvets Memorial Hall Harold Russell National Amvets Arlington National Cemetery Pres. Truman Scinity Erle Allais Clinton Fred Whalley

Ralph Pierce and His Madcap Magic at the high school

The Garden City F F A chapter brings Ralph Pierce and His Madcap Magic to the high school auditorium on Thursday October 2 at 7 30 pm for one and a half hours. Pierce, billed as Magic's Foremost Master Showman, promises sparkling scenes two stage settings and spectacular black light with stunts including a pretend beheading and a live cavary shot into a light bulb. He is a World War I submarine veteran and a friendly versatile performer who keeps audiences engaged from curtain to curtain.

Garden City Future Farmers of America Ralph Pierce Pierce Mr. Pierce

KEBS Radio Schedule and Community Events Card

KEBS The Voice of Central lists community events for late October. Faculty Focus with Edith LeCocq at Concert Hall on Oct 29. Christian Reformed and Baptist church services. Radio Hall Cen- includes Central Spotlight with Percy Walley and Don Elick.

Edith LeCocq Christian Reformed Church Baptist Church Percy Walley Don Elick Cen

Loveland to Speak At Memorial Hall Saturday Evening

The Democratic committees of Pella Lake Prairie and Summit townships arrange with Al Loveland Bremer County Iowa for a campaign speech at Memorial Building Pella Saturday night October 28 starting 8 o clock. Local officials and many candidates join in the program with regional civic leaders and educators in attendance. Vander Wal will broadcast the program to the public.

Pella Lake Prairie Township Summit Township al Loveland Bremer County Towa U.S. Senate Memorial Building Com Vc Loveland Pelin T. N. Klein Iowa Democratic Marion Monroe Oren S. van Niewaal Lake Prairie Robert Lane Marcia May Knoxville Y. T. van Niewaal

Volunteers of America Tag Day Set for Oct 28

Mayor Tunis Klein designates Saturday October 28 as the annual Volunteers of America Tag Day. Young volunteers meet at City Mall at 9 AM for street sales training under Miss Phyllis Van Wyke. Local sponsors include Mayor Klein and several city residents. Volunteers expect to aid families facing misfortune with food and cash gifts.

the Volunteers of America Tunis Klein Volunteers of America Altracove OM Alm Phyllis van Wyke Tanis Klein Prin Walter Vis Ella Vander ‘Schaaf Ruth Nibbelink Clara Gosselink Glen Nihart Cora Rietveld Katherine Rietveld V. of A

Robert Brooks Elected County 4-H President at Pleasantville

Robert Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Ray Brooks Knoxville was chosen county Boys 4-H president at the annual meeting in Pleasantville high school gym Saturday October 21 Brooks a member of WeXL 4-H club has shown beef calves at county and state fairs He is joined by Don Rowland as vice president Dean G C Frey as secretary treasurer and Keith Robuck as a member of the Melcher Mizp 4-H clubs Retiring officers are Don Good Lawrence Woolsey Marinus Christensen Lee Treas and John Gosselink reporter

Robert Brooks Ray Brooks Knoxville Pleasantville Brooks Don Rowland Garold Rowland Don Dean GC. Frey Harold Frey Dean Union Polk Keith Robuck Melcher Miz

Farmers Urge Shelby Oats Orders Now

County Extension Director Leo Wage soner notes now is the time to obtain Shelby oats as seed. A county seed distribution meeting will review requests from growers, who should contact Dwight Harvey, Henderson Reese, Bill Den Adel, Gay Gifford, or Bill Jenkins with required bushel amounts. Shelby oats have led tests for yield and test weight, and help is urged before rust threatens Clinton oats.

Leo Wagesoner Dwight Harvey Henderson Reese Bill den Adel Gay Gifford Bill Jenkins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chr. University Farm Bureau Dorcas Society of Chuck Ausherman Stati St. Ambrose Central Schultz Scheck Beynor Madden van Zee Duncan den Hartog Betty Deja Gibb Een Thne Vander Vos Janglee de Boer Church Mission Circle Hiram Shakespeare Dear Central Catherine Alpha Psi Omega Catherine Vos Franklin Kathryn Schakel Kathryn Borst Broadway Katherine ‘Schie~ Bout East Franklin Kate Schippers N. Franklin Kathleen ‘Thomas Main Lucky Kates London Wimpole Street Pella Historical Society Dunkin Charles Gibbs Iowa City Will Chin R. Love Nichols, Jr Colum Kyle L. Hasebury Daths Cornie Jdster Howard Dy Missou He Moines Avenne Armory Way Etha Moon KEBS Voice OF Central Co. 4-H Shelby Oats
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