Christmas Program at Church of the Open Bible
The Church of the Open Bible hosts a Christmas program by the Sunday School children on Friday at 7 45 p m. The program features songs recitations and a short pageant with named participants and a final “Joy to the World” chorus.
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Open Bible Church
Church of the Open Bible
Arlyn Perk
Barbara Kay Sneller
Bonita Perkey
Roger Witzen
Christ
Edna Mac Kelderman
Jessie van Houweling
Joan Wittenberg
Donald Dee
Delores van Dor
Coe Bells
Sneller Brothers
Thelma
Tom Mitchell
Karla Rae Anderson
Harold DeVos
Trene Kelderman
Jesus
Jene Anderson
Delwyn Witzen
Jerry Breen
Community 4-H and Club Holiday Gatherings Roundup
Several 4-H groups and school parents held Christmas events in December 1951. At Vander Werff home sixteen members celebrated with talks, a piano solo, grab bag gifts and carols. The Legion Auxiliary hosted a festive party at Van Hemert home with a large pot luck and Santa gifts. Richland Climbers met at Nibbelinks for demos on crafts and family cooperation. Lincoln School hosted eighteen parents and teacher Tysseling to discuss student work and home support with samples and light refreshments.
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Blue Bells
Bert Vander Werff
Eleanor Vander Beek
Rosalee Engbers
Evelyn Engbers
Marilyn de Gues
American Legion Auxiliary
W. S. van Hemert
Dora Baer
Jennie Beyers
Mollie de Reus
Rochester
Santa Claus
Richland Climbers 4-H Club
Bonnie Nibbelinks
Bonnie Nibbelink
Clara van Gorp
Martha Pethoven
Rosemary Boyd
Lincoln School
Farewell Party Near Prairie City Honors Two Families
Mr and Mrs Otto Wynstekers hosted a farewell party at their farm home near Prairie City on the evening of December 12. Neighbors Mr and Mrs John Van Elswyk and nephew Leo joined, honoring two families headed by Mr and Mrs John Barwegen and family who will soon move to a farm near Metz.
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John Goemaat
Pella
Wynstekers
Goemaat
Leo van Elswyk
John Barwegen
van Elswyk
Otto Wynstekers
Prairie City
John van Elswyk
Wynsteker
Metz
Grid Card for S. C. Conference Teams Set Up for 1954
Principals and coaches from the South Central Iowa Conference met at Knoxville to plan the 1954 football schedule under a new league rule requiring each member to play every other school. Des Moines Lincoln and Tech will drop out, leaving eight member schools to schedule seven games.
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South Central Iowa
Knoxville
Des Moines
1964 Pella football schedule with conference foes
The tentative 1964 schedule assigned to Pella lists games against Indianola on September 17, Albia on September 24, Winterset on October 1, Chariton on October 8, Knoxville on October 15, Centerville on October 22, and Valley on October 29, alternating home and away venues.
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Pella
Indianola
Albia
Winterset
Chariton
Knoxville
Centerville
Valley
Leighton Iowa Council Minutes November 5 1951
Regular meeting notes present all but one, minutes approved, bills list read and approved. Payments include Pella Chronicle $3.00 Leighton Drug Co. $4.94 James Duffus $3.75 Angus Coal Co. $50.00 and light bill $19.51. Adjournment moved and carried by Harold De Bruin.
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Leighton
Iowa
Earl Brummel
Henry Sedrel
Pella Chronicle
Leighton Drug Co
James Duffus
Angus Coal Co
Light
Howard Glendening
Frank van Haaften
Harold A. de Bruin
Regularity and Timing Boost Laying Flock Profits
Poultryman Frank Wollney advises a strict care schedule as pullets begin laying in fall. Implement a 10-12-4 egg gathering plan with three daily collections and cool eggs promptly. Regular checks of feeders waterers nests and weekly lice inspections help prevent production slumps and maximize profits.
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Frank Wollney
Town’ State College
Wollney
Woolney
Fragmentary note on teedering and filling needs
A fragment states that teedere should be used so they won’t have to be filled, attributed to Wollney, suggesting an instruction or recommendation about filling procedures and efficiency.
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Wollney
Poultry Feed May Boost Laying Consistency Weeks Apart
Farmers urged to provide steady mash and grain supply for hens, noting birds require nourishment beyond sporadic feeding to maintain regular laying patterns. Consistent rations influence egg production and overall flock health.
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Vander Wert
Richland
Meppelink
Mart Hoeksema
Clarence M. van Zee
S. C
Lady Fair Beauty Salon
Washington St
Bernice
Town of
Dockendorff Insurance Agency Office
N. Main St
Dick Leydens
Snack Shop
TONKR
Kenneth
Dora
Leo and
Marlene
Irvin
Santa
Western Associate Store
John F. Dykstra
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