Local Thanksgiving Travels and Family Gatherings Reported
Dr. Kenneth Van Wyk spent the weekend in Madison Wisconsin for a chiropractic research seminar at the Park Motor Inn. Numerous families from Pella Monroe Des Moines Lynnville and Oskaloosa holiday visits and reunions are noted including Vander Werff Brummel Vander Velden Maasdam Kuyper and Ver Heul families with a Mitch Miller TV connection and school administration conference at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth van Wyk
Madison
Wisconsin
The
Park Motor Inn
Bert Vander Werff
Walter Brummel
Pella
John Brummel
Mark
Janeth
Rosalie
Denver
Coloado
Fred Brummel
Melissa
St. Louis
Missouri
Jens Jensen
Monroe
Nago Vander Velden
Ray
Brian
James van Weelden
Judy
Bill Silvester
Jimmie
Jay
Jeffry
Jill
Brown
Des Moines
Ed van Zee
Florida
Maury Road
Box 81
Orlando
L. J. Maasdam
Anne Lanser
Arvin
Searsboro
Russell Stravers
Jeffrey
Charles Kramer
Lawrence Maasdam
Lynnville
Marvin Vande Voorten
Henry Wieland
Henry Kuyper
Marcia Kuyper Schneider
New York
Marcia
Mitch Miller
Dick Ver Heul
Julie
Racine
Wm. Ringlestein
Oskaloosa
Nursing Home Admissions and Dismissals Chronicle
Residents admitted this week include Mrs Edwin Horman Otley and John Dieleman Pella on December 4. Dismissals feature Scott Foster Knoxville and Jacob Rus Pella on December 4, with Mrs Harold Ver Meer and Jack Boatsma of Pella also leaving. Additional admissions and dismissals occur December 6 and 7 among Pella Otley Sully Reasner and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Horman
Otley
Scott Foster
Knoxville
Harold Ver Meer
Pella
Herman Zwank
Randall Renaud
Sully
Little Dutch win two cage games over weekend
Pella Little Dutch improved to 4-1 by defeating Albia 63 to 45 on Friday and Fremont 69 to 48 at Oskaloosa Saturday. Ken Nollen led Pella with 24 points, supported by Bill Van Zante 16 and Dave Toom 15, as Albia managed 41 rebounds and entered foul trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Albia
Fremont
Oskaloosa
Dave Toom
Bill van Zante
Jim Polson
Ike Richmond
Larry Aldridge
Ken Nollen
Fred Yohe
Blue Demons
Pella Beats Fremont 69-48 Behind Nollen and Van Zante
Pella Little Dutch overcame a slow start to defeat Fremont 69 48 led by Ken Nollen and Bill Van Zante with 16 points each. Pella shot 40.4 percent, made 23 of 31 free throws, and outrebounded Fremont 44 33 as Vander Molen Evers Aldridge and Van Zante contributed key inside and outside scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Ken Nollen
Bill van Zante
Fremont
Duane Vander Molen
Stan Evers
Larry Aldridge
Harvey Vander Weide
Dave Toom
Craig
Births in Pella Area Highlight New Arrivals and Admissions
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kroes of Pella welcome son Joseph Scott born November 4 at Pella Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Neels welcome daughter Ronitta Joy born December 7 at Pella Community hospital. Julie Vander Linden, Robert Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Dan Dieleman, and John Dieleman are listed with admissions and discharges at local hospitals. Mrs. Roy Van Haaften underwent major surgery at Mahaska Hospital, recovering satisfactorily. Miss Matilda Van Roekel admitted to St. Marys hospital in Rochester Minnesota on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kroes
Pella
Joseph Scott
Pella Community Hospital
Neels
Willis Neels
Ronitta Joy
Robert Taylor
Ricky Taylor
Brenda Taylor
Dan Dieleman
John Dieleman
Roy van Haaften
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Matilda van Roekel
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Eaglettes Top Trojans 42 to 30 in home win
Pella Christian Eaglettes defeated Tri-County Trojans 42 30 as Hoogendoorn led with 29 points and 12 rebounds from Steenhoek. Vos Ver Meer Memmelaar and Schimmel added scoring while guards Steenhoek and Schimmel shined on defense and rebounding. Du Bont led Tri-County with 15 points as Pella guards stifled the opponent. Next game hosts Fremont on home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian Eaglettes
Tri-County
Pella Christian
Joyce Schimmel
Esther Steenhoek
Schimmel
du Bont
Hedrick
Pekin
Eaglettes
Fremont
Girl's League Forms Open Practice Session Details
Preparations are underway to organize a girls basketball league with a practice session planned for Monday December 16. The Chronicle will publish the session location on Thursday. The league is open to girls aged eighteen and over and requires suitable gym clothing and tennis shoes.
Pella City League Basketball Schedule Released
The Pella Municipal basketball league opens its season with four teams Steenhoek Auto Supply Grandia Lockers Rol Screen and Pella Construction. All games at Pella Junior High gym free to the public Upcoming games include December 10 12 17 and 19 with pairings and start times as listed. Any rescheduling will appear in future Chronicle issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
The
Recreation Commission
Steenbock Auto Supply
Grandia Lockers
Rolscreen
Pella Construction
Pella Junior High
Grandia
Steenhoek Auto
Pella Const
Chronicle
City League Opens with Two Season Debuts
City league basketball opened Thursday as Pella Construction beat Steenhoek Auto Supply 64 to 48 and Rosscreen defeated Grandia's Locker 48 to 26. Paul Dingenman led Pella with 18 points while Jerry Slykhuis and Dave Yoschke added 16 each for Steenhoek. Dave Sutphen led Rosscreen with 14 points and Charlie Slykhuis had 8 for Grandia's Locker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Construction
Steenhoek Auto Supply
Rosscreen
Grandia's Locker
Paul Dingeman
Jerry Slykhuis
Dave Yoschke
Dave Sutphen
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John Hoeksema
Texas
M. M. Dockendorff
State University of Iowa
Pella Sale Barn
Wayne van Wyk
Jacob Rus
Jack Boatsma
Cecil van Vark
John Willemsen
Wilbur Ramer
Reasner
Gerrit R. Klein
Ronald Groeneweg
Bac
Nnts
Fe Ft
H. Vander Weide
Stan Poortinga
D. Vander Molen
Ulrich Motor CO
Ford
Sey Car
Ulrich Motor Company
Broadway A
Ova
Bakker
Rus
Kroes
Julie Vander Linden
Girl’s League
Dial
Meth Mul Ro
Steenhoek
Pella Coast
Grandia Locker
Rolscreen Ll
Franklin Street
M. de Zwarter
Dean Sadler
al de Wild
Baltoe Ad
FBI
Santa
the Legion Hall
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Legion Hall
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