Federated Club Women to Hear Hat Lecture Tuesday
The Woman's Federated Club plans a September 20 meeting at 7:45 p.m. in the Second Reformed Church parlors. Kansas City speaker Mrs. Lloyd White will present Whats Under My Hat, with humor and a psychology-backed hat collection. Members are reminded to pay dues. teachers and Central College instructors plus guests may attend.
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Coaches Tell Rotarians About Football Teams
Stan Borgman of Pella High and Babe Tysseling of Central College spoke at the Rotary Club Tuesday noon. Borgman praised the Little Dutch, noting a 7 to 6 win over Indianola and a jamboree scoring at Knoxville, with 45 players including many freshmen and strong teamwork. Tysseling said Central has many practice-ready upperclassmen, some graduations thinning the ranks, and promising freshmen joining. Pella High meets Sigourney and Central faces Carth.
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Second Salk Polio Clinic Held at High School Sept 12
The second Salk Polio Clinic at Pella High School on Monday September 12 vaccinated nearly 200 children in grades 2 and 3 from Pella Christian Pella Public and local rural schools. Doctors Evers and Vander Muelen led the on site shots with County Nurse Mrs L B Sheston assisted by Mrs G C Jarrell Knoxville. Mothers helpers included Mrs Wayne Vanden Berg Mrs Keith Emmert and Mrs Warren Van Sittert.
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Parents Invited to First Jr High PTA Meeting Sept 19th
Parents of 7th and 8th graders are invited to the Webster School on Monday September 19 at 730 PM for an orientation to the Junior High program. The session will introduce new and returning instructors, outline a typical school day, and conclude with coffee. Officers elected last spring include Wilson Davis president Haverkamp vice president Kuyper secretary Wesselink treasurer.
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Pella Weather Station Report Cites Observer
Weather bulletin from Pella Station recorded by U S Weather Bureau with total .32 inches and E C Bearing listed as observer.
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Pella Rotary Wins Cup at Kuyper Field Tourney
President V Weirather announced Pella Rotary's team won the cup in a tourney at Knoxville with the Knoxville Chariton and Indianola clubs. Anthony Tysseling was the low scorer while guests included Dr H P Lankelma of Cleveland Ohio. Frank De Wit Alvin Evers Kenneth Bean and Ray Robus attended the birthday table.
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Central Meets Carthage Friday In Season Opener
Central College hosts Carthage in a 7 30 season opener as coach Tysseling weighs a ground game edge against fears of a weak 1954 passing defense. Key players include Vern Boelkens John Ellis Krentz Owens and freshman Jerry Miletich, with defensive contests involving Pat Reysack Verle Rinehart Arden Johnston Gary Williams and others. Season tickets remain $25 for family and $12.50 for individuals.
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October Chamber Meeting to Host Plambeck
At the chamber board meeting on September 6 officers reported dues nearly complete with 114 merchants and individuals paid. Five new member firms were added and a retail businessmen’s meeting was scheduled for September 27 at 6 30 p.m. at The Coffee Shop. The quarterly chamber session was planned for Monday.
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Enrollment at Central Exceeds 400 Mark Amid Growth
Central College reports enrollment rising to well over 1950 with 423 new students, comparing to 365 last year. The tally includes 56 from Pella and six international students. Seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen from Pella and nearby towns populate a diverse class, with late registrations listed from the area.
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Volunteers Of America Tag Day in Pella on Sept 17
The Volunteers of America designate Saturday September 17 as Tag Day in Pella with city officials and Miss Wilma Van Dort coordinating youth training at 9:00 a.m. Parents and merchants urged to enforce rules while volunteers solicit charity and offer cash awards for top effort.
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State AAUW Workshop Planned in Pella October 1
Pella AAUW branch prepares for the annual state workshop set for October 1 at Central College campus. Delegates from about 30 Iowa branches are expected, with large groups invited from Newton Indianola Des Moines and Ottumwa. Miss Elna Grimjes urged committee assignments and Miss Gladys Horgen of Des Moines will oversee the program.
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Public school busses to be inspected Monday November 7
Annual bus inspection for all drivers and equipment will be held at 3 p.m. on Monday November 7. The old Schuring garage near the Lincoln building on Main Street will be the inspection center. All drivers and their busses are asked to show their driver's permits, chauffeur's licenses and bus inspection reports.
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Central Faculty Appointments Announced at Vander Lugt Drive
President Vander Lugt announces four new Central faculty hires: John Vander Waal Helen Lowey David Crichton and Johanna De Vries appointed to key roles including Director of the Student Health Program De Vries a Central graduate and Vander Waal returning as Philosophy and Religion chair Crichton and Lowey join from education backgrounds with bios noting past teaching and degrees from Columbia University University of Minnesota and other institutions
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Central College Opens With Vander Lugt Address
The college formally opened Monday with an address by President G. Vander Lugt. The ceremony featured a matriculation day sermon on liberal education, highlighting self discipline, Christian faith, and knowledge as essential to growth beyond a degree.
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County Teachers Institute to Be Held October 10
The County Teachers Institute will be held on Monday October 10. C S Thomas Marion County Superintendent of Schools says the event will likely be at Newton and include Jasper County teachers.
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