Round of visitors and travels across states and campuses
A long list of visitors and relocations from Pella area families includes Robert Schuring and kin moving to Fredonia Wisconsin for two years of study at New Tribes Institute. Other residents and relatives plan trips to Florida Texas Minnesota Iowa and Missouri for weddings funerals college breaks and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schuring
Robert Schuring
Omaha
Nebraska
Robert
Fredonia
Wisconsin
New Tribes Institute
Henry Schuring
Ricky
Bryce
Alvin van Houweling
Kenneth Wineland
Randy
Hospital admits and dismissals in Pella community
Mrs Arnold Van Zee was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Harvey Steenhoek was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Artie Fennema was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital. Andrew H Boat was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital. Mrs John W Veenstra was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Helen Kielly of Pella was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday. Henry W De Bruin was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Thursday. June Van Zante was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Thursday. Cornelius Wyma of Otley was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold van Zee
Pella Community Hospital
Harvey Steenhoek
Artie Fennema
Andrew H. Boat
John W. Veenstra
Helen Kielly
Pella
Henry W. de Bruin
June van Zante
Cornelius Wyma
Otley
Arnold Terrell
Minnie Ver Meer
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Jerry van Sant
Charles Mitchell
Pella Lakers stumble in title chase at Indianola 60 50
Pella Little Dutchmen drop a second straight game 60 to 50 at Indianola to fall into second place in the conference with an 8 3 record. The defeat leaves Pella prepping for Knoxville and hosting Oskaloosa in the next two weeks while Indiana, and players such as Van Zante, Poortinga and McGraw contributed to the tense matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Indianola
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Wooderson
McGraw
Indians
Poortinga
Van
Bill van Zante
Blake
Evers
van Zante
Births at Pella Community Hospital Highlight Two Newborns
Mr and Mrs Creston D Vos of Leighton welcomed Ronald Duane a 9 lb 2 oz boy born January 27 at Pella Community Hospital. Grandparents Raymond Van Steenis rural Pella Joe Vos Sully. Dean and Mrs North of Monroe announced Dennis Wayne a 7 lb 11 oz boy born January 31 at Pella Community Hospital. Grandparents Harold Van Zee Otley Howard North rural Monroe. Maternal great grandparents John Wittenburg Jennie Van Zee of Pella and Anna North of Des Moines paternal great grandmother noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Gosselink
Johnnie
Laurie
Rhonda
Phyllis Ahnen
Peter J. Swank
Ronald Zwank
Minnie van Maanen
Sully
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Gerrit B. Klyn
East Second
Pella
Ottumwa
California
Stanley
Don Klyn
Creston D. Vos
Leighton
Ronald Duane
Pella Community Hospital
Raymond van Steenis
Joe Vos
ISU Residence Elects Noble House Treasurer
Phil Schreiner son of Mr and Mrs Warren Schreiner Route 1 Pella was elected treasurer of Noble House at ISU during elections held by a Men's Residence Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Schreiner
Warren Schreiner
Pella
Noble House
ISU
Opportunity for Life and Health Insurance Agents Opens New Aid Role
Opportunity for agents with proven insurance writing ability to advance into an aid management position. Starting pay listed as 18750 dollars per year. Respond with specifics and a complete first reply to Box 248 Newton, fa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Tigercats Tie for First With 56 26 Win over Bob's Clothing
In a City Basketball League game Docs Tigercats moved back into a first place tie by beating Bob's Clothing 56 to 26. Doc Ver Meer led with 22 points followed by Marv Jellema 13 and Dave Zoschke 10 as Gene De Heer topped the losers with 8. Steenhoek Auto defeated Wormhoudt and Kempkes 51-33, led by Jerry Stykhuis 17 and Denny Steenhoek 10. Pella National Bank upset first place Rolscreen 45-30, Frosty Van Voorst 16 and Jim Arndt 11 pacing the Bankers with Rolscreen’s Bob Vander Waal at 13. Schedule notes list Feb 4 games: Rolscreen vs Steenhoek Auto, Docs Tigercats vs Pella National Bank, Wormhoudt & Kempkes vs Bob's Clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Docs
Tigercats
Bob’s Clothing
Igercats
Doc Ver Meer
Marv Jellema
Dave Zoschke
Gene de Heer
Larry Rus
Gene van Wyk
Steenhoeks
Steenhoek Auto
Wormhoudt
Kempkes
Wormhoudts
Jerry Stykhuis
Denny Steenhoek
Larry Aldridge
Paul Beyers
Dave Sutphens
George Vander ‘Voort
Bankers
Pella National Bank
Rolscreen
Frosty van Voorst
Jim Arndt
Jim de Boer
Bob Vander Waal
Perp Vander Weide
Wormhoudt & Kempkes
De Bie Sets Central College Scoring Mark In 3-Game Spree
Harold De Bie of Central College established a new career scoring record with 1,141 points after a 25 point game against Simpson College on Jan. 26, later reaching 1,174 points with 19 against Rockford College and 14 against Milton College. Loomans trails with 1,089 points as a potential rival for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alltowa
Harold de Bie
Central College
Central
Simpson College
de Bie
Arnie Ver Hoef
Artesia
Calif
Rockford
Milton College
Eugene “Red” Loomans
Waupun
Wis
Communism In Action film screening at Be r ean Baptist Church
A film titled Communism In Action will be shown at Be rean Baptist Church at 7 30 p m on Thursday February 4. The program discusses how Communism infiltrates governments and covers Castro's Cuba and the Berlin Wall event of 1961. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Castro
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Central College leads nation in field shooting accuracy
Central College's Dutchmen top the nation with a .606 field goal percentage per NCAB stats. Marinus Kregel notes potential drops ahead as Loomans sprains an ankle and Schultz nurses a cold while the team prepares for North Central, Wartburg, and Luther games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Central
North Central College
Pella
Wartburg
Luther
Pella High
Loomans
Schultz
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Morris Ver Meer
South
Alvin Rietveld
Foley
Alabama
Ray de Reus
Texas
Darrel de Reus
Port Arthur
Dallas
Berniel
Don Taylor
Town North
M. Vander Linden
Phoenix
Arizona
Fennamas
John Gys van Gorp
Florida
Louise Vandenberg
Casey Vandenberg
Allied Mutual Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Denver
Colorado
Louise
Connie de Goey
A. T. Ver Meer
Edinburgh
Lloyd van Rees
Sherry
Debbie
Arlene van Rees
Austin College
Gerrit Vander Syde
Hollandale
Elizabeth Creed
Louis van Haaften
Route 2
Albert de Joode
Vander Syde
Creed
Max Vander Syde
Ann B. Donat
Bertha Donat
Clara Donat
Zelma Rysdam
Jennie (Donal) Smith
Orient
Iowa
Glen VanderWerff
Johnnie Vander Werfft
Forthament
Missouri State College
Katie Heemstra
Minneapolis
Dirk Dickson
John D. Geurts
Prairie City
Mesa
Johnnie Geurts
N. A. Vos
John Brower
Jerry
Becky
Dale Vos
Gilman
Micael Dale Vos
Mike
Johnnie Gosselink
Leonard M. Gosselink
Jacob Brom
Peter Zwanks
Northwest Missouri State College
Albert T. Ver Meer
Wilbur Hagen
Wayne
Iiton Geerder
Josephine Drost
Chicago
Ilinois
Gee” Halef
Ann Raybuck
Halef
Ver Meers
Bob Rempe
Gerald Rempes
Maryville
Missouri College
Tom Whalley
Dean de Bruin
Duane Vander Melen
Stan Toortinga
Phil Wooderson
Steve McGraw
Deaton
Jack Blake
Bill
Allen
Jensen
Sadie Kaldenberg
Jennie Ravenhorst
R. J. Herren
Melvin Wickhart
Fouth Quarter
Statins
Pella van Zante
Toom
Vander Molen
Budding
Douwstra
FT McGraw
Jack
Fresh-Soph
Little Indians
Admiral Color
Don's Radio& TV
Thrift Loan CO
North Market Street
Oskaloose
Martin Naaktgeboren
Va Ss News
Wyler
Modern Jewelers
Northwest Car
Sare Knoxvi
Burean Baptist
Marinus Kregel
Alabama State
Kregel
Rockford College
Milton
Gene Loomans
Roger Schultz
Peoria MA
Sully LY
Peoria
Dun & Bradstreet
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