Local residents on travels and conference attendees
Local couples embarked on trips to California and Florida while others stayed closer to home. A four day postgraduate conference drawn nearly 200 physicians from multiple states convened at the State University of Iowa College of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Genera
State University of Iowa College of Medicine
Pella
Alvin E. Evers
Stewart Kanis
Gene van Zee
Pella Residents Entered and Dismissed in Local Notices
Mrs. James E Pella and Mrs C n Pella admitted on Monday February 11 at Central College. Mrs Minnie Nunnikhoven and Mrs Lambert Vander Beek of Pella admitted February 11. Mrs Norman Ruffridge of Pella dismissed February 11. Howard Bogaards of Pella dismissed February 11. Marie Members of Pella transferred to Commun Nursing Home February 11. Petereema of Oskaloosa admitted Tuesday. Mrs Lewis De Vries of Iowa dismissed Tuesday. Lynnville and neighbors noted in transfers and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nunnikhoven
Pella
Lambert Vander
Beek of
Central College
Norman
Ruffridge
O Pella
Yves
Howard Bogaards
Marie
Palla
Communi Nursing Home
Leonard
Petérema
Oskaloosa
Lewis de Vries
Pella Community Hospital Births Reported
Tuesday morning February 2 to Mr and Mrs Gorp of Newton parents Mr and Mrs Hermann Jellema and P W Gorp of Pella along with Mrs Vander zona and Mr and Mrs Larry Cooper of Harvey announce births at the Pella Community Hospital. Matthew Mark weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces born February 11. Jeffrey Todd 7 pounds 14 ounces born February 12. Judy Ann 9 pounds 3 ounces daughter born February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi 'An Gorp
Newton
Larry. Cooper
Harvey
Matthew Mark
Pella Community, Hospital
Harley van Wyk
Pella
Jeffrey Todd
Pella Community Hospital
Vance
Russell Vance
Judy Ann
Pella B Squad Edges Oska loosa in Comeback Victory
The Pella High School B team rallied from a nine point first quarter deficit to beat Oska loosa, then defeated Knoxville 58 to 31 Friday Feb 8. Douwstra led Pella with 19 points, Van Zante added 14, and Van der Molen contributed 1. Knoxville scorers included Craven 13 and Messerschmidt 7 as Pella outpaced their foes by half after early pressure. The schedule notes Pella travels to Chariton Feb 15 for a key South Central Iowa Conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHS
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Osky
Duiding
Cave
Pellai
Sedge
Bill van
Zante
Ralers
Ding
Craig Douwstra
van Zante
Waal Pul
Ain Rene Baer Faal Pu Ve Toom
Poortinga
Duane Vane der Molen
Askaloosa
Larry Craven
Don Messerseven
Dave Scurr
Pella
Douwstra
van Zanter
Steve Budding
Toam
Stan Evers
Carla van Dusseldorp
Vander Waal
Bruce Upchurch
Locke
Cook
Mavin
Orcutt
Shinn
Chariton
South Central Iowa
Flying Dutch Set For Critical Week
Central’s Flying Dutchmen face a key stretch with two upcoming games. Marinus Kregel’s squad meets Iowa Wesleyan at home Friday and Parsone Wildcats on the road Saturday as potential turning points in a season marked by strong free-throw shooting and solid team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinus Kregel
Iowa Wesleyan
Wildcats
Poperslang
Central
Phil van den Berg
Rockford
College
Sen den
Berg
Pain
d'Rathmell
Local Family Visits Highlight Home News Items
Mrs P Van Kooten and Mrs C Van Kooten of Rose Hill visited with their mother and grandmother last Wednesday. Mr Tunis Kelderman of Oskaloosa visited with his mother in law Mrs Marie Swank last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dick Uster Mark t Arlene and Robert visited with their mother and grandmother last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs John Den Hartog of Knoxville visited with her aunt Mrs Maggie Uster mark and Kattie Van Gorp last Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Findlay and Sandra of Newton called on their mother and grandmother Mrs Maggie Uster mark last Saturday. Mr K Kruseman of Leighton Iowa called on his uncle Henry Breuklander last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. van Kooten
Rose
Hill
Tunis “ Kelderman
Oskaloosa
Marie Swank
John den Hartog
Knoxville
Maggie Ustermarkt
Kattie van Gorp
Clarence Findly
Sandra
Newton
K. ‘Kruseman
Leighton
Iowa
Henry Breuklander
Central Christian Fellowship forms on Central College campus
Central College establishes Central Christian Fellowship CCF replacing past YMCA YWCA to centralize religious activity. Members plan service projects for Pella area including decorating the Home for the Aged and visiting Knoxville VA hospital. Gospel Team joins CCF to bridge college and church. President Lubbers hails the group as enhancing student spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. de Jong
Central “College
Christian’ Fellowship
Eugene Meerdink
Jim Muyskens
Beverly Bush
CCP
Central College
Central Christian Fellowship
CCF
YMCA
YWCA
Pella
Service Committee
Gene .Meerdink
Oostburg
Wisconsin
Veteran’s Administration
Knoxville
James Wilson
Central
Wilson
Visitation
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Wenn Re
Jake Vander Veer
Ottumwa
Lompoc
Inglewood
California
Bill Rouw
Chicago
Perry Klein
Floyd Crozier
Tempe
Arizona
Croziers
Klein
Kenneth T Huibregtse
South Bend
Ind
Edward Huibregtse
Hospers Kuyper
Kenneth
Burdixx Corp
Mishawaka
Navy
Radio Corp. of America
Boston
Mass
Lee Kempe
de Jong Floral Shop
Kehn’s
Des Moines
Ben Kuky
Florida
Charleston
West Virginia
Max Kuyk
Clifford “Vander
Warren Kaney
Joyce
Miss Luann
Forreston
van Rheenen
Ron Ce
Jerry Kaney
Kermitt Daniels
John Vos
Bobby
Gerrit ‘ Horst
Prairie City
Paren Everett
BIG Smith
Tysseling & de Wild
BIG Smith Fisher Stride
Lady Smith
Ladies’ Jeans
SALE
Big Smith Smittys
Blue
Snc
Davis—Cushion Sale
Big Smith Buckaroo
Slims
Huskies
James
Monds Ll
C. $N Pella
Lynnville
Vander, Zona Ai Ad ME
Erlene Bates
North Hollywood
Cooper
Osky, Knoxville
Little
Ghatine
THE
Pella Pac Chronicle
Sec
Fet Arts
Pet. de. Bie
Loomans
Kuiper
Rathmell
V. D. Berg
Harmeling
Cordes
Sneller
Davis
Furda
Schultz
Nuremberg
Jerry Lewis
Franklin Street
M. M. de Zwarter
Dean Sadler al de Wild
Mana Sean
Meerdink
Christian Fellowship
Arend D. Lubbers
Pella Super Valu
Super Valu
Pella, Iowa
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