Christmas Party At Vermeer Homie Hosted By Church Group
The Junior Helping Hands of the First Christian Reformed Church held a rural Christmas party at Mrs. Coralyn Vermeer’s home on Thursday evening December 5. Forty-one members attended. The evening featured entertainment, punch, refreshments, and a gift for Mrs. Vermeer ahead of her planned trip abroad. Members contributed money for a university hospital Christmas fund in Iowa City for hospitalized children instead of exchanging gifts.
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Coralyn Vermeer
Summit Lake Prairie Homemakers Christmas Meeting
The Summit and Lake Prairie Homemakers will meet at Mrs Albert Rietveld home on Tuesday evening Dec 10 at 6 30. A short program and gift exchange will follow with a potluck supper.
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Summit
Lake Prairie
Rietveld Home
Lake Prairtie
Albert Rietveld
Pella Christian Wins Take Conference Lead in Close Win
Pella Christian Eagles beat Tri-County of What Cheer 56-44 to move to 3-0 in the Chiquaqau Conference, taking sole possession of the lead as Fremont sits 2-0. Vern Meinders scored 25 with 12 field goals, Dennis Brass and Jim Bossenbroek added 12 and 8, and Marv Slings grabbed 15 rebounds. Brouwer came off the bench for 9 boards.
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Pella Christian Eagles
Chiquaqua
Tri-County
What Cheer
Eagles
Fremont
Pella
Trojans
Vern Meinders
Vern
Dennis Brass
Jim Bossenbroek
Tri- County
Brass
van Wyk
Gerrit Brouwer
Pella B Squad Tops Albia In 64 55 Battle
Pella B squad built a nine point lead by the final buzzer to beat Albia second stringers 64 55. Carl Van Dusseldorp led Pella with 20 points followed by Doug Van Gorkum 16 and Ron Bensink 12. Albia was led by Bob Hoffer with 18 and Tom Hannon with 14.
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Pella
Albia
Blue Demons
Little Dutch
Bob Hoffer
Jerry Archibald
Vic Shetterly
Carl van Dusseldorp
Doug van Gorkum
Ron Bensink
Amazing Dutchmen breakthrough in field goal and free throw stats
De Bie leads with 64 percent on 32 of 50 five man sets while Furda hits 80 percent on 4 of 5. Kenney tops the second five from the line at 84.5 percent though De Bie holds 84 percent for the first unit. Noel Box scores from recent games list Central Penn Upper Iowa Simpson Buena Vista and others as opponents. The team faces Penn and Iowa Wesleyan on Dec 19 before the Christmas tournament run with stops in Orange City Artesia and more road games.
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de Bie
Larry Furda
Kenney
Harold
Parsons
Penn
Iowa Wesleyan
Orange City
Artesia
Calif
Noel
Central
Upper Iowa Simpson Buena Vist
High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Chariton beat Winterset 62 56 while Pella posted 63 over Albia 45 Valley 46 edged Knoxville 36 and Indianola trailed Clarke. Winterset 89 Perry 63 is noted among results.
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Chariton
Winterset
Pella
Albia
Valley
Knoxville
Indianola
Clarke
Perry
Pet
Burrells Divorce Case and Promissory Note Dispute
Legal docket lists Karen S. Burrell against Larry Burrell for divorce and Bonnie Jo Loynahan against Richard Lee Dye over a promissory note. Also shown is Edwards & Browne Corp d b a Safeway Steel Seafolds Co suing Jack Force, formerly d b a Concrete Contractors Account, in a civil action.
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Karen S. Burrell
Larry Burrell
Bonnie Jo Loynahan
Richard Lee Dye
Edwards & Browne Corp
Safeway Steel Seafolds Co
Jack Force
Concrete Contractors
Knoxville Wins Hosting Duties for State Junior Girls Meet
Iowa Women's Golf Association named Des Moines Ottumwa Knoxville and Dubuque as 1964 state tournament sites. Ottumwa hosts the men July 13 17 Knoxville hosts the state junior girls June 15 19 Dubuque hosts the team play August 25. Mrs R R Griffel Eldora was elected president with Mrs Fred Nydle Ottumwa as vice president and new board members Mrs Ed Mueller Bettendorf and Mrs J Bradley Rusk Iowa City.
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Des Moines
Ottumwa
Knoxville
Dubuque
Iowa Women's Golf Association
R. R. Griffel
Eldora
Fred Nydle
Ed Mueller
Bettendorf
J. Bradley Rusk
Iowa City
Knoxville Man Sentenced Five Years for Service Station Breakin
Delmar DeHeer, 25, of Knoxville, pled guilty to the Keen er Service Station break in the morning of Nov. 16 and received a five year sentence. The case involved a second Marion county resident who also faced jail after the guilty plea.
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Knoxville
Marion County
Delmar DeHeer
Reformatory sentence handed down in Marion county court
Judge S R Pratl presided at Anamosa reformatory case in Marion county district court Tuesday after guilty pleas to larceny. Marvin Brown aged 24 of Pershing received five years at Fort Madison prison after a like plea. Steven Penrod 32 of Lacona is free on bond after being charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Anamosa Reformatory
S. R. Pratl
Marion County
Marvin Brown
Pershing
Fort Madison
Steven Penrod
Lacona
Sentence After Pleading Guilty in Keener Service Station Break-In
Marvin Brown 24 of Pershing received a five year sentence in Ft. Madison prison after pleading guilty to larceny before Judge S. F. Prall in district court Monday. Brown was one of three suspects in the Keener Service Station burglary 10 miles east of Knoxville on Nov 16. They were arrested in Des Moines while attempting to sell stolen merchandise. Delmar De Heer 25 of Knoxville is expected to enter a plea Tuesday before Judge Pratt. Steven Penrod 32 of Lacoma is held on a charge of receiving stolen goods.
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Knoxville
Marvin Brown
Pershing
Ft. Madison
Brown
Keener
Des Moines
Delmar de Heer
Pratt
Steven Penrod
Lacoma
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