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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1948

Page

5

Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Monday Night

The Chamber of Commerce officers and directors plan a 6 40 PM luncheon at the Legion Hall next Monday. Discussion will cover a program for Pall and Winter, Christmas decorations, and ideas to promote community service. Members are urged to attend and bring proposals or be ready to help move plans forward.

Chamber of Commerce Legion Hall Pella Ralph Ver Meer Chamber Marion County State Bank

End of Education Defined Before College Faculty

Dr Ruth Eckert of the University of Minnesota spoke at Central College on Tuesday morning. She argued education should build loyalties and values rather than mere facts and urged general education to complement specialized study. She said a Christian college must fuse social, spiritual, and Christian visions to guide students toward meaningful life commitments.

Central College Ruth Eckert Graduate School University of Minnesota The Christian College

Stuart Kuyper Wins Blind Bogey Tourney at Pella Club

On Labor Day the Pella Golf and Country Club opened its shelter and hosted a blind bogey event with fifty seven players. Stuart Kuyper won the tournament while Will Baer was the medalist. Prizes went to J. B. Van Hemert 7th Don Andrews 15th A. B. Van Houweling 28th J. G. Klein had the highest score. Closest to the pin No Dr T. G. Fultz and No 6 Elmer De Winter. Best second shot No 9 Peter G. Gaase.

Pella Golf and Country Club Stuart Kuyper Will Baer J.B. van Hemert Don Andrews A. B. van Houwel- Ing J. G. Klein T. G. Fultz Elmer de Winter Peter G. Gaase

Public Schools to Close Monday for Institute

Teachers from Jasper Marion and Poweshiek counties report to Newton on Monday for a Multi County Institute called by the State Department of Public Instruction. Grade and high school teachers attend with 8:30 registration and 9:00 assembly, dismissal at 3:30.

Jasper Marion Poweshiek Newton State Department of Public Instruction Mabel Snedeker The Town University

Hilda Ver Dught Champion Woman Golfer of Pella

Hilda Ver Dught wins the annual Pella Golf and Country Club tournament to become the champion woman golfer of Pella. She defeats Mrs Rudolph Ulrich in the final one up after eliminating seven competitors, with close scores throughout the rounds.

Hilda Ver Dught Pella Verle Ver Dught Pella Golf and Country Club Rudolph Ulrich Ver Dught Donald Waechter Anthony ‘Tysseling J. B. van Hemert Richard ‘Tysseling Gene Stientjes Anthony Tysseling Richard Tysseling Ulrich

Woman Beaten With Hammer by Brother Sunday

Mrs. Lewis Van Wyk was attacked at her West Franklin street home by her brother B. Roovart who struck her with a hammer. She escaped, neighbors restrained him, and she received medical care for bleeding wounds. Roovart was taken to Knoxville and later to the State Hospital at Mt. Pleasant after a local hearing.

Lewis van Wyk West Franklin Street B. Rooyoart Roovart Joe de Hoog Jim van Hemert Knoxville South Dakota Pella van Wyk Mt. Pleasant

Sponsor Hymn Sing in Park Sunday Evening

The Senior Christian Endeavor of Third Reformed Church invites all to a second outdoor Hymn Sing on September 12 at 8 45 in the Square directed by Mrs Edith LeCocq with Don Hull at the piano Special numbers will be given by the Ladies Trio of First Christian Reformed Church and the male quartet from the Leighton Re formed Church Devotions will be by Marcie Walster and Mary Jane Menninga The event supports a missionary fund aiding an Indian student with over 600 attendees at the first sing and October 11 open for Blackwood Brothers. all proceeds in the missionary fund

Third Reformed Church Edith‘ LeCocq Don Hull

Children Urged to Join Thrift Program in Schools

E L Job of Knoxville, Marion county chairman of the U S savings bonds division, urged school administrators teachers and parents to support the current thrift program. He stressed teaching budgeting saving and the responsibilities of public debt to help children plan for emergencies or future investments. The U S treasury provides free teaching materials and is coordinating with superintendents to promote the program.

E. L. Job Knoxville Marion County U. S. Savings Bonds Division Job U. S. Treasury Department Treasury

Carpet Rag Sewing Friday at Legion Hall

All Auxilary members invited to sew carpet rags Friday September 10 at 2. Legion Hall welcomes helpers and asks attendees to bring carpet rags if available.

Legion Hall Auxry

Old Friends Reunite as Central College Opens Practice

In 1937-38 Babe Tysseling and Wayne Hill coach Shenandoah and Central College grid teams. They held opening practice at Kuyper Stadium with 44 players, including 16 lettermen and promising freshmen. Hill returns to Pella after wartime service and plans to run a new clothing store with his family nearby. Bud Van der Ploeg resumes as student assistant.

Babe Tysseling Wayne Hill Shenandoah Iowa Kuyper Central College Mr. Hill Tysseling Babe Central Hill Boone Armed Guard Pella Montezuma Bud van der Ploeg

Band Members Elected Officers Friday Evening

The Pella Municipal Band held a meeting after a brief rehearsal on Friday night September 3, 1948, to organize and elect officers and a board member. Attorney Tunis H. Klein served as legal adviser. Officers elected unanimously included Raymond Doorenbos.

Pella Tunis H. Klein Pella City Raymond Doorenbos

Vesper Musical Sunday In The Chapel At Central College

Central College presents two new faculty members George Malacek piano theory Dallas Tjaden strings orchestra along with Marvin Thostenson clarinet in a Sunday 4:00 Vesper at Douwstra Chapel. Other faculty include Gordon Irndell organ Edith Le Coq soprano and Leonora Van Dellen cellist. Performances feature Beethoven Mozart Chopin and Debussy among pieces. Public invited.

Central College Douwstra Chapel George Malacek Dallas Tjaden Pella Marvin Thostenson Gordon I Rndell Edith le Coq Leonora van Dellen

Local Board Officials Named in Listing

President and Manager Oren S Van Niewaal. Secretary and Treasurer Henry E Kuyper. Director and Assistant Manager C Beaning. Assistant Director Donald Waechter. Continued on Page 4.

Oren S. van Niewaal Henry E. Kuyper C. Beaning Donald Waechter

Legion to Bring Indoor Circus to Pella for Band Fund

The Legion Post plans an indoor circus in Pella October 11 and 12 to raise money for high school band uniforms. Four shows are scheduled in the school gym with proceeds directed to the band uniform fund, featuring a two hour program, trained animals, acrobats and clowns, without gambling or concessions.

Pella The Legion Post Caldwell Legion and Auxiliary Band Parents Club Service Club Dayton Ohio Muse Tine Wisconsin

Merchants to Host Ghosts in Pool Park Softball Night

The Pella Merchants softball team schedules a game at Pool Park against the Colored Ghosts of California now touring the Midwest. The Ghosts boast a 116 win 126 game record and perform a Shadow Ball act featuring slow motion play and clowning led by catcher Smith. Admission is 36 cents for 15 and older, 16 cents for ages 12 to 15, and under twelve free. Ft Meade star pitcher may appear on the Merchants mound. Start time 8:30 PM.

Pella Merchants Central Iowa Colored Ghosts of California Bill Sheppard Jess Vriezelaar Gerald Terlouw Peter G. Ganss G. Sling Bert Bandatra Dale Vander Pol Flor Geurts W. A. Stout Pool Park Midwest Harold Williams The Peye Smith Mr. Williams Merchants Ft. Meade

Fire damages Ed Thomassen store and nearby shop in Tracy

Fire in Tracy Thursday afternoon damaged the Ed Thomassen store and an adjoining warehouse, starting in a rear garage. Volunteers fought flames, aided by fire trucks from Oskaloosa, Knoxville, and Harvey, but a blacksmith shop building was destroyed. Insurance covered the loss. residents helped fetch water and save merchandise.

Ed Thomassen Tracy Dick Collins Thomassen Collins Oskaloosa Knoxville Harvey

College Year to Open Formally on Monday Morning

College opening convocation set for Monday at 10:00 in Douwstra Chapel. President Van der Lugt will deliver the opening address titled The Man of God. Faculty and students invited to attend the formal start of the new school year at Central College.

Douwstra Chapel van der Lugt Central College

Health Dept Lists Ways to Combat Polio

A health column outlines polio facts and precautions. It notes summer peak, virus nature, and varying outcomes. Advice includes avoiding fatigue, chilling, dirty water, and crowded outbreaks. It urges hygiene, food protection, and postponing certain surgeries during epidemics to reduce risk.

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E Harkhart Engl Ruth Tucker Mathe H. Vernon Price John IH. Haefner John W. Walker August Lukes Edward J. Shoben J. FE. McAdam Paul Troeger Floyd L Link W. H. Wagner Gladys Olson John Ducknall Ella V. Preston Paul Brechler Marguirette Struble Marian Grimes C. Mahoney Abigail Shannon Mabel Snedaker Elsie Day Mildred Treman Estella Williamson Margaret Divelbess Paul Black Brother C. E Sing IN Park Champ Near Attica Ion Terrace Beethoven Gordon Farndell Tjaden van Dellen Mozart Thostenson Farndell Chopin Paganini-Liszt Malacek Skyland Wardell North Carolina Barbara Allen Mr. Farndell Sampson and Delilah Saint- Suc R. Strauss Iseau Soir Debussy MacFayden LeCoca Lillian “Goom Hasselman L Bs Ess Geemaat Fred van Niewash Lena Witsenburg Marinus Meulpolder Bertha van Veldhuizen Legion H. S. Gymnasium Ghosts Ihe
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