Central Defeats Luther 85-55 in decisive win
Central's Flying Dutchmen rolled past Luther 85 to 55 at Pella last Saturday. Virgil Dykstra poured in 29 points while the Dutch defense held Luther to 41.5 percent shooting. Central sits tied for first with Upper Iowa at 1-1 in conference play and heads to Fayette and Dique on a road trip that could decide the title.
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Central
Simpson
Luther
Pella
Virgil Dykstra
Datch
Dykstra
Dykstraith
Luthr
Upper Iowa
Entral
Peacocks
Wekend
Fayette and
Dique
Osterhaus Observe 56th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Anton Osterhaus of Dyersville recently marked their 56th wedding anniversary in a quiet observance with family and friends gathered to honor the milestone.
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Anton Osterhausm
Dyersville
Pella Christian Eaglettes Win Sectional Tourney
The Pella Christian girls defeated Tracy 69 to 41 in Knoxville to win the sectional tourney. Nancy Terpstra scored 33 and Nancy Memmelaar 19 as Pella Christian advanced to district play at Marshalltown, after two byes, with a semi final set for February 27 against the Le Grand Prairie City winner.
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Pella Christian Eaglettes
Pella Christian Girls
Tracy Femmes
Knoxville
P. C. Eaglettes
Bussy
Lovilla
Tracy
Englettes
Pellans
Cent
Nancy Terpstra
Nancy Memmelaar
Krause
Eaglettes
Marshalltown
le Grand Prairie City
Nearby Towns Report Highlights Community Life
Connie Sedrel and family visits. multiple locals gather for birthdays and casual evenings. Clergy attend funerals in Orange City and Grand Rapids. relatives travel for family services. Lydia Circle roams bandages for a mission hospital while sharing a pot luck meal and devotions. E W Olson of California winters with sister F B Denberger.
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Mars van Hemert
Pella
F. B. Denberger
Connie Vroom
Gary van der Haar
Richard
J. A. van Zouk
M. M. de Reus
S. G. de Cook
Joyce
Stevie
de Cook
Thomas de Vries
Ruth Angna
Central College
Eileen Thomassen
Frank van Taaften
Harold de Bruin
Rodney
Mary
Jim Duffus
Iowa State College
Ames
Bob Duffus
Jack
Lydia Circle Society
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Mission Hospital
Frank van Hansten
Burton
American Sunday School Union
Lony de Jong
John Boerelyn
E. W. Olson
California
Township Hall
Howard Glendening
Gerald Bogaards
Leighton
Dave Versteegh
Oskaloosa
J. A. van Zonk
Inverkamp
Eben
Carnegie-Viersen Library 1957 Circulation and Collection Report
The Carnegie-Viersen Library board presents 1957 figures: total circulation 48,575 with 41,384 in books and 7,191 periodicals. juvenile 23,749. adult 24,826. total borrowers 1,990, rural 354, city 1,636. New books added 993, withdrawn 629, total volumes 14,693. mendings 2,239. Local social notes mention Ebenezer Reformed Church activities and community events in Leighton and nearby towns.
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Board of Trustees
Carnegie-Viersen Library
National Library Week drive announced nationwide campaign
Craig R. Sheaffer of Sheaffer Pen Co is named Iowa Library Week Committee chair as part of a national reading drive launched March 16 22 1958 to reestablish reading in daily life. The effort, backed by the National Book Committee and American Library Association, seeks broader reading among U S adults and includes support from civic and business groups.
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Craig R. Sheaffer
Sheaffer Pen Co
Fort Madison
Iowa
Craig Sheaffer
U. S
State Library Week
National Library Week
National Book Committee, Inc
American Library Association
Radio Schedule Announces Evening Concert Lineup
CUI ON THE AIR 1 00 KLEE Annie Get Your Gun Part II 4 00 KBOEF Sandra Devries soprano Stanley Nosal violinist 9 Beethoven Romance 10 45 WHO Elaine Manssen Prelude and Fugue in D Rach Wednesday February 26 4 15 WOT Central College orchestra Rosemunde Overture Schubert.
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Klee
Sandra Devries
Stanley Nosal
Elaine Manssen
Central College Orchestra
Fun for Unity Through Family Riddles at Dinner
A family shares laughter at meal times with riddles heard at school. Six year old Marilyn brings home old jokes that parents once laughed at twenty years ago. Beth, Marilyn’s friend, calls to relay a prank about a boy named Adam Bond. The scene reflects family life as a hopeful, joyful modern ideal.
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Marilyn
Beth
Adam Bond
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