Central College football opens home September 18
Central College ready for a strong Iowa Conference season under coach Ron Schipper with five new starters on offense and defense. Key losses include two senior quarterbacks and several veterans, while Schipper hopes to mix run and pass with a capable receiving corps as Luther visits on Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Central College
Iowa
Ron Schipper
Schipper
Hope College
Jim Van_ Hoeven
Paul Ebbers
Central
Ebbers
Upper Iowa
Gary Wynveen
Dick Bowzer
Charlie Slykuis
Larry Schroeder
Roy Ross
Jim Brands
Gary McClimen
Bill Carlson
Dave Hay
Dick Dykstra
Louis de Vries
McClimen
Carlson
Charlie Slykhuis
Jim Brandl
Woody Hays
Jimmy Henderson
Joliet
Ill
Rich Vets
Mike de Camp
Don Dacobusse
Dick Luccarella
Dick McGregory
Dennis Descoteau
Steve Langrud
Fred Jung
Richard Crine
Lynn Haines
Haines
Rich Luccarelli
Dykstra
Hay
Senators
Luther
Nanes to Deliver Central College Convocation Address
Dr Laura M Nanes history professor and Division chair will give the 1965 matriculation convocation at Central College Sept 9 at 10 a.m. in Douwstra Chapel. A Ottumwa native, she joined Central in 1939 and is a Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Lambda Theta inductee with AHA membership. she has taught in regional schools and served in church roles and local clubs.
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Laura Nanes
Laura M Nanes
Central College
Arend D. Lubbers
Douwstra Chapel
Nanes
Ottumwa
Central
Quarter Century Club
The
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Phi Beta Kappa
Pi Lambda Theta
American Historical Association
Wapello County
Denison
Sioux City
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Northeast State Teachers College
Commerce
Texas
Bowling Guys and Gals Mixed Standings and Leaders
In the August 12 1965 standings Ten Pins lead with 19 wins and 11 losses. Moonshiners 18 12 Over-Seerers 15 15 Alley Cats 15 15 Stickettes 13 17 and Team No 5 11 19 round out the mix. Dee Vonk led high game with 180, Shirley Sowles 172, John Peters ma 165, with Shirley Lowles top series at 474 followed by Vonk 437 and Donna Van Gorp 433. Ten Pins posted a high team game of 543.
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Av. Ga. Ser
Joan van Hulzen
Mary Sjaardema
Jean Cecil
Strckettes
Donna van Gorp
Becky Brueklander
Peggy van den Baard
Alley Cats
Shirley Bloodsworth
Katie Petersma
John Petersma
Over-Seerers
Linda Vander Hart
Bill Breuklander
Shirley Sowles
Dan Dooley
Stella Breuklander
Gertie Bloods
Rose Breuklander
Carol Visser
Dee Vonk
Garnett Verought
Jerry Rowe
Violet Walster
Em Sprekels
Mart Heerema
John Bloodsworth
Elmer Ehlert
Gladys Ehlert
John van Hulzen
Shirley Lowles
Daisy Williams Visits Kin and Notes Bay Bridge Details
The message describes Daisy Williams visiting her grandson Merrill Williams and family in the eastern U S and mentions the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel at 17.6 miles with two tunnels and four man made islands. It also notes Anna’s lakeside autumn scene near Cranberry Portage Manitoba and other brief items including Clarence Waardhuizen in Knoxville and a lily bloom.
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Cordova
Daisy Williams
U.S
Merrill Williams
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Daisy
Anna
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba
Harlan
Iowa
Cambrian Hotel
The
Pas
Clarence Waardhuizen
Delores
Knoxville
Monroe
Monroe Co-ops
Blanche Schippers
New lake for Penn College recreation facility
Dr. Duane Moon president of William Penn College announces a new student recreation lake nearing completion at the corner of North Third Street and Glendale Road. The 160 by 240 foot lake, eight feet deep, will host fishing, picnics, ice hockey and tug of war, with shrubs planted and banks seeded this fall.
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Duane Moon
William Penn College
North Third Street
Glendale Road
College Farm
College Heights
ACA Rates Bandstra At Fifteen Percent For Vote Record
Representative Bert Bandstra of the 4th District received a 15 percent ACA rating for the first five months of the 89th Congress in 1965. ACA alleges he voted against Sound Money, private market, local self government, private ownership, individual liberty, and national sovereignty. The group notes sixty percent of votes cited cover federal aid, socialized medicine, and taxes, arguing voters should know how their congressman votes on family budgets and freedom.
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Washington, D. C
Bert Bandstra
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Bandstra
ACGA
Congressional
Congress
House
U. S
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Federal Reserve Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
International Monetary Fund
United States Congress
Tape and ferrule fixes for tiny fixes
A pocket roll of masking tape handles sealing boxes marking fish lengths and securing gear. For stubborn ferrules on a rod, soak in solvent a week for loosening and reseating.
Car pickup crash injures driver and damages two vehicles
On July 16 a Pella police report describes a collision southbound on East involving Edith Mae Van Dusseldorp of Pella driving on the wrong side of the street. The left front of her car and the left front corner of a pickup owned by Funeral Home sustained damage totaling 175 dollars. Van Dusseldorp received medical treatment for a cut nose at Pella Community Hospital. Chief Houser investigated.
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Newton
Roy
Ollie Marshall
Monroe
Mary Templeton
Sarah Jane
Mary
Waterloo
Celia
Bethel
Bud) Ballard
Ruth
Dau
Kathryn
Lansing
Michigan
Berlin
Oklahoma
Isabel Bowie
Iowa City Hospital
Bob Stines
Pfister's
Levi Deittick
Pfister’s
Wisconsin
Janie Fry
Texas
Reasner
Elmer de Moss
P.M
Monnte
Bill Graham Jr
Bill Graham Sr
Twyla Mortenson
Newton Nazarene Church
R. V. Schultz
Black Hills
Bill
Newton Manufacturing Co
Clevenger
Taylor St
Hiway 14
Mon- Toc
Dick Vander Kieft
Shell Oil Station
Auld’s Park
Knoxville
Karr
Arsenal
Davenport
Dewey
Pella
Howard Jon Gaass
Runells
Pet Funeral Home
Edith Mae van Dusseldorp
Edith van Dusseldorp
Pella Community Hospital
Houser
Pella Driver Charged After July 14 Intersection Crash
July 14 accident in Pella where William Van Zee pulled from a stop sign into the path of Wm Pfister of Des Moines at University and Broadway. Van Zee was charged with failure to yield. Patrolman Vanden Baard investigated. $400 damage reported to vehicles.
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Pella
William van. Zee
He Pfister
Des Moines
University and
Broadway
Vance
Vanden Baard
Worm Finder Guide Hidden Worms Under Hay Bundles
A compact tip outlines locating worms by spreading a bundle of hay over moist earth. Keep hay low and damp, then scatter coffee grounds to attract creatures. When ready, wormes reside beneath the hay for easy harvesting.
Midwest's Fastest Supers on the Mile at Knoxville
An event page advertises speed performances on the mile track featuring regional venues in Knoxville and nearby towns. It promotes a 150 dollar claim and mentions Nita at 8:45 post time with 1 mile races and Fairaround Bloomfield.
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Midwest
Knoxville
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Russ Ferguson
Sophmores
Doug van Roeven
Larry Finbling
Shawn Miller
Nick Cookas
Dan Vandermode
al Sehuitema
Dave Mink
Blaine Kading
Tom Stone
John Anker
Roger Slykhuis
Jerry
Jim Bruker
Ted Dagh
Gary Auxier
Warren
Goose) Slebos
Brandl
Ray Mueller
Mississippi
Vicki Beyers
Helen
Town
John de Haas
Pella’s
Gertrude Willemsen
Oskaloosa
Ulrich Motor CO
Diamond Laboratories
Ernie Blom
Otley Larry Engbers
Henry Nieuwsma
Leighton A. P
Vander Beek
Sully Pig Market
D. H. Crawford
Gradus Klein
New Lake
Penn College
Carl Converse and Ringlestein Company
Lloyd Patterson
U. S. Soil Conservation Office
Ords
United States
Our Republic
Ben Moreell
New Jersey
Charles Fdison
Charles A. MccManus
Mr. McManus
Claim
Oskaloosa, Ta
Newton Speedway
Pella Chronicley
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