Pella Narrowly Edges Oska loosa In Close Hoops Duel
In a high school classic Oska loosa stymied Pella's fast break with zone defense as Klein and Menning led the Dutch. A late Bos veld and Kiem attempts fell short, while Steady Freddy anchored defense and Jordan and Powers starred for Oska loosa in a 1 point win. 25 fouls marked the rough clash as free throws padded neither side.
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Pellamen
Oskaloosa
Osky
McCurdy
Pella
Klein
Freddy
Menning
Jordan
Powers
Pella High Pulls Ahead to Beat Pleasantville 35 to 14
Pella High led 1d as the first quarter closed and 17-7 at halftime. Klein scored 21 for Pella, while Dyer totaled four of Pleasantville’s five field goals. Pleasantville’s offense went cold in the second half as Pella coasted, with Liter entering late and the defense limiting opponents to five field goals.
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Pella
Evure Jo-Ta
Pleasantville
Dyer
Klein
Liter
Iowa
Menning
Wisse
Bosveld
lLiter Cs
Heerema
Bevans
Eeses
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Eeeae
C—G. Beem
G—Jordan
G—Oliver
Pella High Faces North High After Newton Tilt
Tudor Ulrich notes Penn and Central meet three times this season with a preseason game in Pella and two in the regular schedule. Local team loses 32 28 to Newton Bridges Barons at Washer City. Trent attends Pella Osky game. Al Nelson becomes Iowa Conference eligible. Tiny Wilkins aims to host the County Tournament in Pella. Babe Tysseling observes Pella defeating Pleasantville as Dutch forward Dutch Liter rehabs his leg. Winter claims a stronger squad this year.
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Tudor Ulrich
Penn and
Central
Newton’s Bridge
Barons
Town Success Stamps Central, Wilson Returns to Practice
Town Success defeated Central aplenty as Wilson came back to practice this week after a cold. Free throws missed by players included Leonard five and Hoogheem two among others. Referee Neifert, described humorously, officiated from a cigar box setup. Dr Wormhoudt’s bird visitors include cardinals, chickadees, woodpeckers, titmice, and blue jays gathering at feeding quarters. A squirrel briefly investigated the bin, leading to a tin can seal to limit entry.
Pella to Meet Polar Bears Clash Teased for Saturday
Pella aims to avenge a recent loss as they host the Polar Bears in a county showdown. Coach Viking tightens passing game and stalling-pace defense while center Wilkins leads a strong lineup. Dutchy Liter's injured leg may keep him out. The result could gauge Little Dutchmen strength versus top state teams.
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Dws Moines
Uskwloosu
Margir
Deg Moines Court
Viking
North
Marshalltown
Wilkins
Liter
Yighiahve
Central Meets Penn In Non-Conference Tilt Here Friday
Central faces Penn in a Friday pre season non conference game at 7 30 p m on the Dutch court. Central features a veteran starting five including Sullivan Nelson Hoogheem and Nelson with Reimer or Ford at guard while Penn brings five lettermen led by Stutzman Rhiner McCormick Rodgers and Wilson hoping for a strong Quaker season.
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Penn Cagers
Central
Iowa
Ottumwa
Winter
Penn
Stutzman
Rhiner
McCormick
Rodgers
Wilson
Quakers
Flying Dutchmen
Sullivan
Paul Nelson
Hoogheem
al Nelson
Reimer
R. Ford
Central Drops Iowa Success in Opening Game
Central shocked Ottumwa by beating Iowa Success 40 to 32 as a sharp passing attack unsettled the visitors. Al Nelson led Central with seven field goals before foul trouble, while Johnson and Shepp starred for the Success squad. Freshman Paul Nelson and solid backcourt play boosted Central's comeback and sustained their lead through the second period.
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Central
Iowa
Ottumwa
Johnson
Bucket
al Nelson
Paul Nelson
Hoekstra
R. Ford
Nelson
William Tell
Kenny Sullivan
Hoogheem
Reimer
Shepp
Dr Wormhoudt Feeds The Birds In Winter
Dr H O Wormhoudt a longtime friend to the birds feeds them during winter chills. He has done this for several winters and years ago erected a feed bin for the feathered guests.
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H. O. Wormhoudt
Pension Fund Inadequate Prompting State Action
Des Moines Iowa governor Clyde Herring warned that current old age pension sources are insufficient to handle the 60,000 applications received and only about 3,000 approved. He suggested raising the head tax from $2 to $3 to boost funds, with $965,000 in the fund and $317,000 required for current needs.
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Des Moines
Clyde Herving
Pension Commission
Herring
Pension fund shortfall eyed under present tax plan
The article notes that paying pensions through July 1, 1985 under the current tax would leave the fund unable to meet demands. It states that the $965,000 in the present fund will not cover future pension obligations.
Debt Report for Powe Shiek County Notes Progress
Montezuma Republican reports county finances, noting total debt around 1 011 000 dollars. It highlights payments in 1933 and 1934, no new bonds, red funds in the poor fund and old funding, and bonds due in 1944. Tax levies have dropped about a third as taxable value shrank.
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Poweshiek County
Montezuma
Minister Denounces Betting as Means of Getting Money
A minister condemns betting as a way to obtain money for nothing, stating it is worse because it yields nothing for your money and undermines value and effort. The remark frames gambling as morally harmful and economically wasteful.
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United Paint and Body Co
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Trent
North High
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Babe” Tysseling
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Tits Fine Store
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A. C. Kuyper
H. C. Vander Meulen
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J. W. Bosveld
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Dr. Aschenbrenner
H. C. Payne
Broadway
Calla
Ohn van Rheenen
Joe de Hoog
L. Carter Arence van Vark
Cilmen
John Blommers
W. A. van Vark
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Pella Superintendeee
Vander Linden
P. van Sittert
C. H. Wormhoudt
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G. H. Lankelma
D. S. de Haan
H. A. Veenstra
Pella Chai
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W. Paardekooper
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D. D. Galvin
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Ruby Richerd
Batten Hope
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Clements
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George van Gorkum
American Legion Auxiliary
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Murray Nesbit
C. Smorenburg
R. T. Nordlund
Ray de Haan
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Anthony Haverkamp
Danek
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Demipres
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Martin Monsma
Gerrit de Boer
First Christian Reformed Church
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Udell L. Hendricks
Insurance Agency
New England Granite Works
John Liter
Bos & Wynberg
Cook & Son
Main St
Gezel Car Shop
Eave Blacksmith
E. Hollebrands
Music House
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