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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

4

Leighton News highlights regional social and births

Mrs. Raymond Hugen of Phoenix and Mrs. Bart Bandstra of Pella visited Leighton families including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bandstra. Gifts and greetings marked visits by De Prengers and others. births include Gloria Kay Steenhoek, Richard Allen Vande Voort, and Angela Beth De Jong. Memmelaar picnic and church events noted. several relatives and guests visit Oska loosa and nearby towns.

Leighton Raymond Hugen Phoenix Arizona Bart. Bandstra Pella Henry Bandstra Gerrit Steenhoek Gloria Kay Gary Vande Voort Richard Allen Robert de Jong Angela Beth Swimming Aaron Roscamp Parkersburg Barney Memmelaar Ralph van Rheenen Tony de Jong Ernest van Heukelem van Rheenan Ebenezer Reformed Church Warren de Prenger Missouri Gary Vande Naar Phyllis Gunner William Faulks Presbyterian Church Oskaloosa Larry Thomassen Casolyn Thomassen Carolyn

Local 4-H Night Highlights Marion County Fair

The Friday-August 10 1965 report covers 4-H night at the Marion County Fair with numerous visitors from Des Moines Huntington Park and Ottumwa. It lists activities including horse shows pony classes pole bending and various pleasure events, noting winners such as Terry Warder Mae Weller and Rex Bever along with judges John Hoppes Aston Bartlett and sheriff’s posse staff. Several families and individuals from Coal Ridge and surrounding towns are mentioned visiting and attending events and dinners.

Coal Ridge G. H. Franklin Mary Tom William Franklin Marion County Fair William Carol Nollen HW. Franklin William Blackman Columbia Harold Reynolds Memphis Missouri Maxine Butcher Huntington Park California W. A. Anderson Raymond Karr Marilyn Metcalf Ben Hoeksema Vella Wilbur Crosby Maude Coster Fremont Mrs. Anderson Altoona Warren Woodyard Minnie Maude John Cost Judy Robert Robin Paul den Burger Gaye Corda Karr Frank Karr Warder Mae. Weller Washington Rex. Bever Hedrick Ellen Jones Cedar Rapids Bill Kent Ottumwa Lester Flanders Eddyville Bill Glenn Glenn Kent John Hoppes Muscatine Aston Bartlett New Sharon Sheriff's Posse

Fairfield Pony and Barrel Race Results Noted

The page lists results from Fairfield events noting competitors in pony and barrel races. In the pony race 48 inch and under Berry Frosty Hedrick placed first with Lukes Pepper Laurel. In the Cloverleaf barrel race Ronnie Morrow from Cheyenne Fairfield took first, with Bill Glenn Marty Red Ottumwa second and Don Rider Pepper Fairfield third, followed by Rick and Henry Showalter in Rose Hill.

Boone Joanne Scalise Hot Shot Scooter Carlisle Edith Hen Jubilee Ottumwa Sharon Wisecup Manhattan Deuce Western Pony Terry Berry Cooper Fremont Bill Glen Queen Terry Warder la Haina Hedrick Cindy Dunn Queeny Eddyville Tammy Appenzella Dusty Bloomfield Ronnie Morrow Rapid Marilyn Morrow Penny Redwood Fairfield Roe Ann Bever Penny Vicky McClure Wip Pumpkin Deep River Cindy den Hartog Ginger Oskaloosa Boy’s Pleasure Bill Kent Bay Buttons Bill Glenn Red Jubilee Ronnie Bever Steve Appenzella Joe Allen Walker Eagle Blake Marshalltown Lester Flanders Buck Bill Luther Manos Bay Bane Laurel Jim Dunn Mupe Edith Glenn Chuck Bowman Go Gellus Kip la Hania Ottum Luke's Pepper Berry Frosty Larry Rice Comanche Patty Luck Red Cheyenne Marty Don Rider Pepper

Portable Plastic Seat for Rainy Day Outdoor Use

A square sheet of light plastic fits in a hunting coat or tackle box and provides a dry spot to rest on rainy days. Describes its usefulness as a compact weatherproof seat.

4-H County Line Blue Belles Meet At Phyllis Steenhoek

The County Line Blue Belles 4H Club met at Phyllis Steenhoek's home on August 3 at 1 30 pm. Six members and one leader attended with four visitors. Ei leen Nolin and Elaine McCon eghey plan to join. Devotions featured a poem A Smile by Janis McCon oghey. Business covered Farm Market Day and the County Fair. Joyce McReynolds spoke on Super Snacks and lunch was served by Phyllis and her mother.

County Line Blue Belles 4H Phyllis Steenhoek Eileen Nolin Elaine McConeghey Joyce McReynolds Phyllis

Sheriff's possemen stage horse show to open SI fair

An Iowa Stock Horse accredited horse show sponsored by the Mahaska County Sheriff Posse opened the Southern Iowa fair at the grandstand Tuesday evening. The 12 event program offered ribbons in pleasure classes and jackpot cash prizes. Numerous western equipment entered horses drew the crowd, with riders Terry Berry of Fremont Terry Warder of Hedrick and Ronnie Morrow of Fairfield noted.

Mahaska County Sheriff Posse Iowa Terry Berry Fremont Terry Warder Hedrick Ronnie .Morrow Fairfield

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