Local News Items Cover Campus Events and Shifts
Dr John Van Ess of Arabia and Miss Neinhuis of China spoke at chapel morning praising work of George Gosselink and Miss Cynthia Bergman. A E S Literary society split into girls and boys groups after a reception for Freshmen. Band organized. first rehearsal next Tuesday. Mrs George Gaase celebrated birthday. American Legion to stage a play. coach Mr Sadler. Miss Edna Vande Meer gave a recital in Monroe aided by Leonora Ballengee and Marion Frush. Junior Freshman Treasure Hunt found a large box of lollypops and a post-event feed. Pete Wassenaar visited Ames. Delphian meetings at Sunnyside. Wednesday Club opens at Miss Lottie Dykstra home. Mispah met at Mrs Carrie Baron’s home. Gerald Mokma to sing at First Church. C E reception at Third Church well attended. Football practice good. first game Oct 3 at Des Moines. Dr Pence of Columbus Junction visits. Fiske of South Dakota preached at First Church. Central graduate. Communion next Sunday at First Church. Rev Wesselink in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Ess
Arabia
Neinhuis
China
Chapel Y
Ir. van Ess
George Gosselink
Cynthia Bergman
A. E. S. Literary Society
A. E. S. Society
Edna Vande Meer
Monroe
Leonora Ballengee
Marion Frush
What Will You Do In Chapel
Of all school activities chapel is the most worthwhile as faculty impart precious truths from the Word of Life. They provide spiritual food beyond the classroom and work for our benefit. Let us cooperate with the faculty by giving our utmost attention and following chapel rules to maintain good discipline.
Olivet News: Sunday Visits and Local Work
Afternoon visitors at Charles Coryell home included Mr and Mrs Fred De Cook and family. R V Clark repaints farm buildings with A J Brobst of Knoxville. Also painted for L P Seaman Mrs Arie Hol and Burr Oak school. Jesse Billings convalesces after illness. George Barnes visited W Tandy’s home. Mrs Wm Fullmer of Des Moines visits sister Mrs R D Robertson. Bert Hol suffers infected finger. Art Sedrel visits Stienkamp home in Pelila. Virgil McCombs works at Sand and gravel in Eddyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coryell
Fred de Cook
R. V.clark
A. J. Brobst
Knoxville
L. P. Seaman
Arie Hol
Burr-Oak
Jesse Billings
George Barnes
Tandy Ome
Bert Hol
Art Sedrel
Stienkamp
Pelila
Virgil McCombs
Eddyville
Change Made at Rhynsburger Store Move
Needlework shop run by Mrs Jennie Baron and Miss Marie Rhynsburger moves from east to west side of the Rhynsburger store this week. The Electric Shop of H J Rhynsburger and P M Van rp will relocate its salesroom to the first floor to free space on the second floor for workshops and improved patron convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Baron
Marie Rhynsburger
Rhynsburger
H. J. Rhynsburger
P. M. Vanrp
Local Shooters Win Match at Goodfellow Club
Weathered by rain and mud, 35 shooters contested the Goodfellow ship shoot at the local Gun Club on Sept 22. F F Everett of Lacey led the 100 target event with 95, Charley Klein of Pella 94, Walter Butt of Pella 92, and E T Thompson of Oskaloosa 90. Pella won the ninth club contest 448 to 438. season totals show OsKaLoosa leading by two targets 3394 to 3392. The final regular match is set for Oct seventh in Oskaloosa with a potential shoot-off on neutral ground if margins are under 10 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Everett
Lacey
Charley Klein
Pella
Walter Butt
E. T. ‘Thompson
Oskaloosa
van Gorp
Verdught
Rysdam
Butt
Black
Boland
Liter
van Zante
Scheffer
EB Willcockson
Sigourney
Carson
Pohren
IG. McCoy
Ed ‘van Corp
Joe Wilson
Dave Verdught
Fred Scheffers
C. M. Forney
Ray McClure
Vander Linden
van Toren
Garren
Wm. Hess
E. K. Thompson
D. M. Coleman
E. F. Black F
Everett J. H. van Vliet
G. Rysdam G
McCoy
W. Beasi
C. G. Randall
Ean’ Torrence
H. Boland
Nipcen Ld
G. Kilinger
F. Denburger R
Chas
Klein
Y M C A Opening Meeting at Central College
The Y M C A of Central College opened its year with a Tuesday evening gathering led by the president who preached on Philippians 3. The talk urged students to consider their goals and paths, stressing Christlike ideals over riches or comfort. Afterward the men and male faculty relaxed in the gym, enjoying an old-time stay without formality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Prexy
Earth
Heaven
Old School Fair Delights with Thrills and Feats
A nostalgic campus event featured a wheelbarrow race won by the Galloping Goose operated by Scholten and Gosselink. Peter Dahm claimed the hen-pecked cock-fight, Tiny Smith rode bravely while the husky boasted from Missouri. Prof Hacke and Del De Haan shared top apples, and dormitory girls heard the Shower Bath Quartet after the stag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholten
Gosselink
Peter Dahm
Keuning
Dahm
Missouri
Prof
Hacke
del de Haan
Second Reformed Church Selections Sing and Preach
Morning service features the Senior choir anthem and a duet by Mrs Hesselink and Mr Sipkema The pastor preaches The Closed Door Evening service includes a duet by Mr Bauman and Mr Storeman Junior choir sings Home to Thy Sheltering Fold The pastor preaches A Man Four-Square A C E meeting is set for 6 30 led by Laurel Boat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
Hesselink
Sipkema
Bauman
Storeman
C. E
Laurel Boat
Sixty Minutes at Baptists Church Sunday Message
A church notice invites attendance at Baptist services on Sunday at 9 30 10 45 6 45 7 30 P M and Wednesday at 7 30 P M. It jokes that worship makes everyone feel large and sings go to church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
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Goodrich Tires
Byers Barry Shop
George Gaase
Umsteenth
American Legion
Mr. Sadler
Mispah
Carrie Baron
Gerald Mokma
Des Moines
Pence
Columbus Junction
Fiske
South Dakota
First Church
Wesselink
Alamo
Lou Tellegen
Carleton & Miller
al Wilson
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Felix
Cecil B. de Mille
the Ten
Ture
Wm. Fullmer
R. D. Robertson
Globe Plumbing & Heating Co
East First Street
Rhynsburger Store
Y. M.C. A. Entertain
Pethoven
John Wynberg
Thomassen’s
Graham
Thomassen’s Grocery
Redfern
T-Van Niewwaal
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