Sunday School Class Guest Meeting at First Reformed
The Truth Seek of the First Reformed Sunday School held their annual guest meeting on Thursday evening September 18. Hostesses includedMrs G H Van Zee Mrs G Winegar Mrs John Ey Klein Mrs William Mathes Mrs John Vanier Streek and Mrs Gradus Van Zante The program featured devotions music readings and a Dutch skit. Guests enjoyed coffee chicken sandwiches cake and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Truth Seek of the
First Reformed Sunday School
G. H. van Zee
G. Winegar
John Ey Klein
William Mathes
John Vanier Streek
Gradus van Zante
League For Service of the First Reformed Church
Edward N. Tanis
A. Toom
J. Anthors
J.B. Ver Ploeg
H. Vander Wilt
Ladies Aid to Meet at Church With Hostesses
The Ladies Aid will meet in the church Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Eva Van Toorn Mrs. Virdie Allen and Mrs. Nola Veenschoten. The Sand Ridge PTA held its first meeting on Thursday September 18 at the Sandridge schoolhouse. Joe Vande Kieft of Pella screened educational films after the regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Eva van Toorn
Virdie Allen
Nola Veenschoten
Sandridge Pta
Sandridge
Joe Vande Kieft
Pella
Brom—Van Rees
Maggie Brom
Andrew van Rees
Sully
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Vander Syde
South Main Street
Forest City
Iowa
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Leydens & Loverink Place of Business
Pella City Square
Rural women train township committee for program
Township women from nized township will meet Tuesday afternoon September 30 at Memorial Hall Knoxville to study duties of offices and adopt county goals for the year. Training for each township chairwoman will be set up by the county committee woman. Tea will follow the session with participating women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women Plan
Nized
Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Orion
Bryan Kare
Man
Vriezelar
Otley
John Vanden Baard
Otley International Relations
He Man Maddy
Ralph" Roberts
James Collins
Tracy
Worth Heebout
Central College Choirs Select Members for A Cappella Tour
Professor M S Thostensen announces the two choirs at Central College with a 42 member a cappella group and a planned 85 member tour next spring. Twenty three first and second altos tenors and basses named with many hometowns and states listed for the ensemble.
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M.S. Thostensen
Pella
Chapel Choir
Valda Halverson and Ralph Vander Waal Wed at Home
Under yellow and white gladiolas palms and candelabra nuptials were exchanged by Miss Valda Halverson and Ralph Vander Waal on a Sept 1 evening at the bride’s home. The double ring ceremony featured music by Arthur Huyser and a shower bouquet procession by the maid of honor Darlene Halverson.
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Valda Halverson
Ralph Vander Waal
Ed Halverson
Broadway
Rd Halverson
Dielis Vander Waal
Vanden Bere
Joan Ver
Arthur Huyser
Darlene Halverson
Chapel Choir Members and Rehearsal Schedule Listed
The chapel choir in Holland Nebraska and surrounding areas comprises 76 members. They rehearse weekly, with one combined session with the a cappella choir during morning devotions and other times. The roster includes Frieda Gelling, Margaret Kosters, Merna Graham, Virginia Greendyke, Margery Harvey, Ruby Rademache, Bernice Reynen, Glenyss Peck, Mary Lynch, Ruth Ludwigson, Joyce Borgman, June Lubenouw, Mary Boyd, Greta Nelson, Beverly Waples, Beatrice Bosch Steen, Jean Davis, Kathryn Rasmussen, Rose mary De Bruin, Lena De Vries, Ruth Parker, Ruth Vogelaar, and many others from Pella, Hull, and nearby towns. Further names listed include Verla Harmelink, Muriel Te Selle, Rhoda Symons, Evelyn Furda, Kathryn Freerks, Jean Garrison, Myrna Guthrie, Francis Neslinga, Edna Ter Louw, Helen Vander Meer, Rose Nelson, Ann Cermak, Norma Luce, Hans De Vries, Henry Van Leeuwen, Earl Heitbrink, Arthur Bosch, Robert Ver Ploeg, Donald Burns, Richard Cook, Eugene Vander Well, and numerous additional members across Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, New Jersey, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
N. Y
Carol de Graf
South Holland
Ill
Beatrice _ Bosch Steen
Minn
Jean Davis
Newton
Nancy Bogard
Pella
Kathryn’ Rasmussen
Oregon, Il
Rosemary de Bruin
Lena de Vries
Titanka
Ruth Parker
Okaloosa
Ruth Vogelaar
Verla Harmelink
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
New Sharon
Edna Ter Louw
Helen Vander Meer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rose Nelson
St. Paul
Ann Cermak
Gary
Ind
Norma Luce
Selkirk
Hans de Vries
Titanica
Douglas Conrad
Prophetstown
Henry van Leeuwen
Artesia
Calif
Earl Heitbrink
Hickman
Neb
Arthur Bosch
Steen
Robert
Hospers
Donald Burns
Alexandria Bay
Richard Cook
College Springs
Eugene Vander Well
Rock Val
Robert Scholten
Vernon Boekelman
Buffalo Center
Phil Ebbers
Oostburg
Duane Vander Schaaf
Morrison
Charles Hotkin
McWhorter
Bill Clark
Newburg
Ralph van Reynen
Lloyd Menning
Waupun
Louis Brouwers
Kenneth Lewen
Brandon
Donald Wuther
Brooklyn
Ted Parkhurst
Little’ Rock
Armond Renskers
Collins
Kenneth Cordes
Titonka
Silas Sehirner
Pleasantville
Propaganda Talk By Dr R Wendell At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr R Wendell of Central College spoke on propaganda at a Kiwanis gathering, tracing the term from church uses to modern notions of false or persuasive messaging. He outlined six propaganda devices including name calling glittering generalities testimonials transfer bandwagon and stacked information, noting newspapers and radio as major vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Bernie Vander Linden
A.d.arty Vestoeg
Chicago
Richad Wendell
Central College
Town State College
Ames
Propaganda Critique by Wendell Cites Papers and Bias
Dr Wendell warns readers that newspapers manipulate information, citing Iowa daily papers that split across parties and Chicago dailies with one sided bias. He urges careful weighing of opinions to avoid propaganda as Gerrit Van Roekel attends as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bnd
Chicago
Wendell
Gerrit van Roekel
Mrs Gale Bainbridge Injures Foot in Chicken Theft Bid
Mrs Gale Bainbridge of Paulina pursued alleged chicken thieves with a firearm after hearing rustling sounds. In the commotion she shot her own foot and did not capture any suspects. The incident ended without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Bainbridge
Paullina
Time Marches Swea City Mystery Nail Identified
A Swea City resident found a strange object on the street and showed it to high school boys who could not identify it. A passing teamster correctly determined the item as a horseshoe nail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
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Leighton
Chuir
Gyshert Raoxeboom
Dick van
Wea
Yellowstone Park
Ben Fynhaardt
Tunis Goemaat
Ike Henry
Otto Brummel
Ray de Bruin
Mark de Prenger
John Rooseboom
Baptist Ladies Aid
Yvictrota
RCA Victor Radio Phonograph
RCA Victor
Kuyper
Towncraft Whites
Rayon
tShrinkoze
New Sharon High School
Memphis
Tenn
TTT Society
Chapter AE
The
TTT
Ethel Atkins
Moonlight Mission
Jo Griffitts
Mitchellville
Jennie Pell
Phyyllis TeSelle
Firth
Muriel Vande Garde
Hull
Charlotte Popnen
Sioux Center
Marilyn de Boer
Alton
Carol Hall
Chatham
Jean
McLear Braddyville
Joyce Brunating
Jaci Vander Lugt
Jeanne Hoving
Dorothy Schroeder
Media
Joyce Ebert
Kellogg
Ruth Gosselink
Grayhawk
Edna Scholten
Boyden
Jean Baker
Attica
Joyce de Bruin
Priscilla Nycum
Kalamazoo
Ellen Huibregtse
Des Moines
Lucille van Zante
Eddyville
Marianne Ivord
Verna Mas Rozeboom
Burkhart Photo
Halverson—Vander Waal
Seriour
Lester ‘Terlouw
and Dedang
Ruth Vogelaaer
Betty Vander Beek
Marjorie van Zee
Holland
Ejong
Flowaeen
Dr. R. Wendell
Torte
TONI
Org
Vander Linden
General Electric
J. T. van Zante
van Maanen & Others
Klee
Kadehler
Hyeb
I Life
Kroehler Research
Boat Furniture Company “Quality
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