Residents Begin Winter Travels To Arizona And Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Scha gen depart for Gardine California to spend six weeks with daughter and son-in-law Jerome Schakel of National Cash Register. Several other couples plan winter trips to Phoenix Arizona and Kansas City with visits to relatives and a wedding in Hull Iowa en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Schagen
Gardine
California
Jerome Schakel
Jerome
National Cashegister Company
James Vander Waal
Phoenix
Arizona
Gerrit Rus
Rodney
Bart Bandstra
Kansas City
Ray Hagen
Henry Bandstra
Bert Bandstra
Jay. Medema
Henry van Weelden
Old Mexico
Martin Heerema
Bruce Heerema
Bob H. Heerema
Fred Heerema
Darwin Squibb
Hull
Iowa
Douglas Heerema
Nyla Rozeboom
the Reformed Church
With the Shut-ins With the Shut-ins
Allen-Vander Kamp of Mitchellville admitted January 30. Mrs Jennie Linden of Pella admitted January 30. John J. Ellerbroek of Pella dismissed January 30. John Bauman of Pella missed January 30. Lewis De Vries of Pella admitted January 31. Mrs Jacob J. Schakel of Pella admitted January 31. Nicholas Meinders of Pella admitted January 31. Bert Boat of Pella admitted January 31. Mrs James Jones of Pella dismissed January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ellerbroek Y
Pella
John Bauman -of-Pei
Lewis de Vries
Jacob J. Schakel
Nicholas Meinders
Bert Boat
James Jones
Palla
Birth notices from Pella area record multiple newborns
Births report several area families welcoming babies in early February. Debra Jo Ann Roose at Pella Community Hospital joined Lloyd Byers and Gerrit Roose as grandparents. Martin James De Jong born February 2 at Pella Hospital with Van Houweling and De Jong serving as relatives. David Lee Van Maanen also born February 2 to Duane Van Maanen and Henry Van Maanen. An 8 lb infant born January 31 to Dwayne Bruinekool and Marcella Van Zante is noted, plus numerous hospital admissions and discharges for local residents including Norman Ruffridge Arthur Bokhoven Ed Meinders Allen Van de Kamp Garret Dieleman Walter Kamerick Loren Thornburg Henry Van Halen and Elizabeth Wormhoudt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvin Roose
Pella
Debra Jo Ann
Pella Community Hospital
Lloyd Byers
Gerrit Roose
Max de Jong
Martin James
M. E. van Houweling
Marion de Jong
Floris
Iowa
Duane van Maanen
David Lee
Henry van Maanen
Reasner
Peter D. Rus
Otley
Dwayne Bruinekool
Roy Street
St. Paul, Minn
Bruinekool
Marcella. van Zante
Delmon van Zante
Lynnville
Tt Bruinekool
Norman Ruffridge
Arthur Bokhoven
Ed Meinders
Allen van de Kamp
Garret Dieleman
Walter Kamerick
Knoxville
Eagles Clinch 16th Win and Conference Crown
Pella Christian Eagles outscored Blakesburg 73 to 29 to finish Chiquaqua conference play 10-0 and gain the title. Don Ver Meer led with 33 points on 16 of 23 shooting as the team hit 34 of 63 from the floor for 54 percent. Sandy De, Dennis Brass, and others contributed in a dominant victory, while free throws dampened the final stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian Eagles
Blakesburg
Eagles
Trio County
Don Ver Meer
Wildcats
Sandy de
Dennis Brass
Battanity
Pella Chronicle Briefs February 5 1963
Local page from the Pella Chronicle dated February 5 1963 presents concise notices and briefs. Reads like a compact town record with community items, announcements, and short notices. Details are fragmentary but reflect 1960s small town happenings and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Pella 2 Chronicle
Pella Christian defeats Colfax in tight 59-47 clash
Pella Christian tops undefeated Colfax 59-47 after leading 11-9 and 29-25 at halftime. Dahm and Van Dusseldorp anchored defense with multiple interceptions while Pethoven 15 points and Hoogendoorn 19 key assists helped seal the win. Colfax’s Hawke scored 24 as Tomlonovic added 13 in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian
Pekin
Colfax
Virginia Hawke
Eaglettes
Terpstra
Hoogendoorn
Dahm
van Dusseldorp
Brand
Steenhoek
Tena Hoogendoorn
Pethoven
Eagles Dominate Colfax In 72 20 Victory
Pella Christian Eagles routed Colfax 72 20 on Tuesday to improve to 7 3 in the series. Don Ver Meer led with 34 points on 11 field goals and 14 of 15 free throws. De Haan added 16, Bryce 5, with eight rebounds each from Ver Meer and De Haan. Bra ss Meinders Van Weelden and Menninga contributed balanced play as Eagles shot 56 percent and 82 percent from the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian Golden Eagles
Colfax
Epeenet
Eagles
Ling
Don Var. Meer
Sorer
de Haan
Er Yaant Ce Bryce
Don Ver Meer
Sandy de Haan
Andreas
Menninga de Haan Brass
Meinders van Weelden
Haan
Meninga
Six New Courses Added to Knoxville Adult Education
Knoxville Community Schools extends its winter spring offerings with six new adult education courses, bringing the total to 29 the largest in program history. Director Willard Prather cites renewed interest and urges advance registrations for courses starting next week, including chemistry daily life developments and Latin, design and journal topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Willard Prather
Pnanille
Mistry
Eficienca P
Fala
Advertising Costs and Economic Growth in 1963
The article notes total advertising spending in 1962 rose to 12 million and argues costs will likely increase in 1963 to support expected economic expansion. It discusses rising costs, continued distribution, and evaluating advertising as a production tool, asking whether costs per dollar earned or profits should drive increases. It remains a general discussion of budget, profit, and strategic spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srily
New KCUI Programming and Reaudition for Broadcasters
KCUI Educational Broadcasters announce new programming as part of a drive to expand shows. A reaudition on January 20 required all discs and announcers to pass to continue broadcasting, aiming to engage students and Pella residents.
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KCUI
Formenton
Pella
Terpstra elected president of Lynn Adult Farm Class
Connie Terpstra of Sully was elected president of the Lynn Adult Farm Class at its final meeting on January 28. He succeeds Les Klyn of Heville. Three-year readers elected were John VanderWort of Newton and Vernon Huyser of De Sully. Attendance averaged 35 with ten members attending all ten meetings. State Senator Eugene Hill spoke on tariffs and agriculture policy as the program closed with an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Terpstra
Sully
Terpstra
Les Klyn
Heville
John Vander W Wort
Newton
Vernon Huyser
de Sully
Cary
Jonaha
John Delope
Eugene Hill Foam Colege
Bob's Clothing Tops Sully In City League Action
Bob's Clothing pulled away after a close start to win 72-43 over Sully. Jim Danks led Bob's with 18 points, Dick Dykstra 14, Bill Carlson 12, while Sully's Larry Hendricks topped his side with 19. Final night lineup includes Steenhoek Auto Supply vs Bob's, Sully vs Pella Construction, Grandia Lockers vs Pella National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Bob's
Jim Danks
Dick Dykstra
Bill Carlson
Larry Hendricks
Eldon Schulte
Isay Hendrick Ate Hendricks
Bob Slykhuis
Steenhoek Auto Supply
Bob's Clothing
Pella Const
Grandia Lockers
Pella
Nat'l Bank
Obituary for Mrs Tonetta Van Houweling of Pella area
Mrs Tonetta Van Houweling nee Ver Meer, born December 8 1874 near Pella, died January a life spent around Pella. She married A D Van Houweling on December 4 1901 and is survived by daughter Junella Van Zee, three grandchildren Gene Van Zee Helen Van der Ree Ronald Van Zee, six great grandchildren and sister Mattie Jansen. Funeral held January 26 at Van Dyk Duven chapel with Rev John A De Kruyter officiating. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonetta
Jim
van Houweling
Pella
Anthony’ K
Junella) van Zee
Gene van Zee
Helen) Vander Ree
Ronald van Zee
Mattie Jansen
Pela
Peter
Minnie) Tysseling
Art
Bertha) van Donselaar
Jacob G. Ver Meer
Nick
Jennie) Meppelink
van Dyk-Duven
John A. de Kruyter
Oakwood Cemetery
Gerrit H. ‘Tysseling
Herman Nollen
Gerald Meppelink
Gysbert J. Ter Louw
Pella School Bus Travel Equal to Eight Trips Around the Earth
Pella Community high school principal Jean Wilkins attended the Town Association of School Administrators meeting in Ames on January 19 and joined a panel on Modern trends in teaching. Ray Dieleman outlined the district’s bus operations, noting 22 routes plus five noon runs, 811 rural pupils transported, and a year mileage near 215,000. Since 1956 a full maintenance team has kept buses running, with route planning, driver training, and depictions of per pupil costs dropping from about 75 to 64 dollars as rural schools reorganized. Early weather checks determine bus viability, with morning radio alerts coordinated by WHO and KBOE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wilkins
Pella
the Town Association of School Administrators
Ames
Wilkins
Nickolas Schrieber
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pella Community High School
Ray Dieleman
Board of Education
Kingma
North Main Street
Dieleman
Ray
WHO
KBOE
Hents
Civil Defense Classes Open to Public in Pella Area
Civil Defense offers a 12 hour, no charge course for all adults including seniors. Instructors Anthony Hoekstra and John H. Vanden Berg teach about fallout, shelter, and survival with films and literature. Ninety-three residents completed the program in November and December, with flexible scheduling for churches, schools, farms, and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Anthony Hoekstra
John H. Vanden Berg
Mr. Hoekstra
Eee Vanden Berg
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Aramas C. Edison
Chomas Q Edison
Veenstra’s
DE Cook
Larry de Cook
Forrest Grove
Oregon
Dave de Cook
Sigourney
R. M. Stevens
Des Moines
Roose
DE Jong
van Maanen
Loren Thornburg
Pleasantville
Marce C. van Hemert
Henry van Halen
Herman Sneller
Elizabeth Wormhoudt
Fela
Town
Coder Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Owe
Des Moines, Tows
worTy
Fort Dodge,owe
Who-Tv
Mason City, Tome
Nary
Lous City
Lowe
Wglo-Tv
Wivotv
Sioux City, Tows
Omaha, Neb
Sant Ou
C. Terpstra
Ane
A. D
Jim) van Houweling
del Monte AD
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