Education Board drives funding for Hope and Central colleges
The Education Board has aided ministers’ education with over 260 000 dollars in five years. General Synod proposes a 100 000 dollar centennial memorial fund to bolster Hope and Central colleges, aiming for broad church pledges and Christmas offerings. Local classes plan aggressive campaigns to double this effort, while the Central College Artists Course featuring Harry Farbman and Clara M. Schevill offers high quality performances to support college endowment. Tickets are sold at Two Vans Shoe Store with proceeds aiding local talent and expenses.
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Reformed Church
General Synod
Board of Education
Hope
Central
Synod of
Iowa
Central College
Pella
Harry Farbman
The
State University
Clara M. Schevill
Sad- Ter
Hankamp
Two Vans Shoe Store
Marion County
Sadler, Hankamp
Pietenpol
Freshman Sophomore Paddling Match Ends With Freshman Victory
A large crowd witnessed the annual tug of war between Freshman and Sophomore teams along Vermeer's pond. The Freshmen led by Corie Muyskens pulled the Sophomores into the water after an initial sitting start, then hosted them at the Candy Kitchen. Later that week the campus literary societies joined a reception for the Freshmen with faculty in the gym corner decor.
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Corie Muyskens
Tebben
Bartell
van Engelhoven
Groen
Kolenbrander
de Vries
van Wyk
Vermeer
Central College Activities Mix Of Music, Theatre And Athletics
A report from Central College notes Lamda Phi and other groups hosting a harmony event with refreshments, a screening of Down by the Old Mill-Stream, and a reading of The Three Of Us. Dirk Hessing led a male quartet. Laurel Boat performed on violin. The athletic field gets a new six foot fence and reworked bleachers. Friday opens football season vs Des Moines University with cheerleader election planned. The Heerema Football Trophy was shown in chapel. Mrs H W Pietenpol spoke on foreign missions in Harrison, and Rev Hankamp preached in Fulton.
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Nasium
Lamda Phi
United States
Chresto-Delphis
Spain
Philo- Alethians
Japan
Advance
Holland
Dirk Hessing
Rachel Crothers
of Us
Laurel Boat
Central College
College
Pella
Central
Des Moines University
Townaneanle
Winter
Heerema
Music Department Sees Growing Enrollment At Normal
Illinois notes a rise in music enrollment with Harmony class beginning at twenty this fall, the largest to date. Tryouts for the Men's Glee Club occurred, and Mrs. Henry reports many good voices among freshmen. Orville Dykstra and Prof. Sadler performed a two piano duet at chapel. Sadler spoke on The King's Henchman for the Federated Club, explaining and performing the opera music.
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Henry
Orville Dykstra
Sadler
Orville
Federated Club
Broken Measures Poem by Sarah K. Bolton
A poem about how broken measures and unfulfilled aspirations shape the human spirit. It reflects on sorrow and longing, the growth born from pain, and how striving strengthens the soul as life passes quickly.
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Sarah K. Bolton
Ink drop and temper cloud a day and cup alike
A short aphorism notes how a single drop of ink can cloud a whole cup of water and a fit of temper can cloud an entire day, illustrating how small actions or emotions spread impact widely.
King of Kings on screen at Rivola Theatre
Cecil B. De Mille's Life of Christ titled The King of Kings shown for five days at Rivola Theatre Loosa with special organ music. The film traces Jesus ministry and opposition, Judas betrayal, Last Supper, Garden of Gethsemane, Crucifixion, and dramatic finale with De Mille's cinematic artistry.
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Cecil B. de Mille
New York
Chicago
Boston
Loosa
Mr. de Mille
Jesus
Scribe
Judas
Caiaphas
Peter
de Mille
Acme
Magdalene Encounter Inspires Grand Film Backed by Studios
Filming of a monumental religious epic began with prayer and reverent care. Vast sets recreate Jerusalem including the Second Temple and Calvary hill while 550 actors portray gospel figures. Eminent scholars assist De Mille with backing from Reverend Dr George Reid Andrews and other church leaders.
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Magdalene
Gardner
Via Dolorosa
Calvary
Theate
Jerusalem
California
de Mille
George Reid Andrews
Federal Council
Chronicle notes on religious study and drama professor
Fragmentary text references Father Daniel A a drama professor at a state university and a rabbi with Jewish rites. It mentions Howard and a biblical theme, with Chronicle editor involvement and a note of remittance. The readable pieces suggest a campus or religious education context without clear events.
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Daniel A
Stsate Univessey Ne Ass It
Deedsh
Jewish ‘Artequities
Niet
Howard
Iter
You Know Better Grades at The Book Shop Pella
A fragment notes a bargain or slogan referencing better grades and a book shop in Pella, mentioning "you had better be rent" and a casual street phrase. The readable text is incomplete but suggests promotional wording tied to a bookstore event or ad.
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Miles
Pella
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M. Vander Linden
Miss Bailey
Des Moines
H. W. Pietenpol
Harrison
S. C
Woman’s Missionary Society
Fulton
Ralf H. Cheney
Biology Department
New York University
Prof
Cheney
Kuiper’s Briardale
Sully, Iowa
Illinois
John Steunenberg
King OF Kings
Hamm Auto
Top Co
Oskaloosa
J. K. Watson
Albia
Frank A. Coulter
Thos. Hickenlooper
W. T. Gardner
Miles’ Nervins
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fags Upstore
Sangamo
Dismonde Ia
Western Union
Beal Ce
Ee Fk Ae
Aki Wu
Excooal
Re ‘A, Collins
High Avenue
Chronicle
Ada
Remilta
Vanderzyl Bros
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