Pella Gains Tie With Winterset In Conference Showdown
Pella High edged Winterset 29-22 to pull even atop the South Central Iowa Conference standings. Klein Menning and Wisse sparked a 16-5 second-quarter surge while Wade and Murrell led Winterset, but Pella's sharp man-to-man defense limited the visitors to a single first-half field goal. Bevans provided hustle and scoring for Pella, and Hank led the Little Dutchmen with 16 points as the teams settle into a three-way tie pending Indianola and Winterset results.
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Pella High School
Winterset
Madison County
Pella
Murrell
Tiny's Boys
Klein
Menning
Wisse
H. Vance
Vance
Beeler
Ind
Alexander Wade
Wade
Madison County Boys
Bevans
Wilkins
Big Hank
Indianola
Ameella
Heerema
von Klein
Wiese
Bosveld
Bob Alexander
V. Vance
Muilenberg
Coe
Felton
Little Methodists
Felton and Company
Klein, Bosveld
Art Wisse
Bowles
Botveld
Demery
Liter
Demony
Bob Heerema
Bob
Seibert
Andemory
Orr
Demory
Randolph
Kimer
Boy
Dawson
Carpenter
Greenly
Slicker
Little Dutch Fall In OT Thriller At Simpson College
In a tightly contested game at Simpson College gym, Indianola tops Pella 33 to 29 in overtime after a back-and-forth fight. Felton leads Indianola with 13 points, while Heerema and Wisse spark Pella with strong play before the extra period.
Columbia Stuns Central In Late Narrow Win
Columbia guards led by Keegan and Micks hit several long shots to edge Central 34 33 in the final minutes. Simpson Ford and Hoekstra scored for Central as Wilson and Ford controlled play. Keegan and Nicks paced Columbia with eight to nine points each.
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Central
Columbia
Duhawks
Wilson
Pete Wilson
Cuhawks
Dubuque Rivermen
Simpson
Ford
Tolan
Duhawk
Keegan
Nicks
Broderick
McCarthy
Petey” Wilson
Centralites
Rysie” Ford
Jake Hoekstra
Iowa
Hoodeem
Nelson
Reimer
F Hoekstra
Sullivan
G Wilson
Leamy
Eo Nicks
McDonald
Hoogheem
Hoekstra
R. Ford
Micks
McGrane
Drake
and Knox
Des Moines
Central Faces Undefeated St Ambrose On Friday
Central brings 11 players to meet St Ambrose, the sole remaining perfect Iowa Conference team. The Dutchmen boast a strong start record and will again attempt a high energy game plan to beat the Duford lineup.
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Central
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Duford
Penn Drops In On Central Monday Classic Clash
The Penn Quakers travel to Central to face their Dutch neighbors in a return game at the Central gym. Central has lost twice to Penn by narrow margins this season, 31 36 and 45 46, with all signs pointing to a Wintermen victory despite statistics suggesting little.
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Central
Penn
Marshall man wins 1160 in 1980 car collision suit
Edward A. White of Marshall town Ia was awarded 1160 Saturday in his suit against Homer C and H C Center of Cedar Rapids for injuries from a 1980 ride that led to a car striking a wagon. White suffered a broken jaw and burns.
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Edward A. White
Marshalltown
Homer C
H. C. Center
Cedar Rapids
White
Simpson Quints Edge Central 23-20 In Town Conference
In a slow, tight Town Conference game Simpson College defeated Central 23 to 20. Hoogheem led Central with multiple timely baskets, Jere Sharples and Bowles starred for Simpson, while Central struggled to break loose against a stubborn Dutch zone defense.
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Central
Wilson
Simpson
Methodists
Hoogheem
Fma
Nelson
Hoekstra
Sullivan
Ford
G . Wilson
Herrigton
Sharples
F Bowles
Ce Hebing
G . Carlson
Bowles
Hebing
Carlson
Greenly
Slicker
Wilt
Hoogheem Connects
Tudor’s Tipoff Tangles With Iowa Ball Upsets
Central suffers loss to Penn with four starters out on personal fouls. Pella trims Central 24-26 as North High wins Des Moines City title. Bud Knox joins Three I league officiating. Pella’s Art Wisse fouled out in two losses. Oskaloosa to meet Pella in sectional opener. Oska’s squad described as scrappy and strong.
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Central
Penn
Bingham’s
Wesleyans
Hoogheem
Iowa
North High
Des Moines
Bud Knox
McGrane
Bud
Pella High
North
Pella
Art Wisse
Steady Freddie
Supt
Frush
Oskaloosa
Osky
What Girls Are Made Of From PathFinder satire
A satirical PathFinder item lists crude chemical ingredients to describe women. It humorously claims salt to curb freshness, water for tears, lime for whiteness, glycerine for explosion, gluten for glue, phosphorus for many heads, fat for soap, iron for hardness, sulfur for fleas, and only a quarter pound of sugar to sweeten it all, framed as a cautionary tale about love and stereotypes.
Birth Control Leaders Gather for 21-Year Movement Dinner
A new push in the ongoing birth control fight marks its 21st year, with leaders tracing the movement to 1914. Mrs Margaret Saner will headline a dinner aimed at pressing Congress on pending legislation.
Washington Week in Congress Faces Major Bills and Reforms
U.S. House committees move minor measures as Senate tackles a four billion dollar work relief bill. Wheeler amendment lowers Farm Credit rates to 3 percent, with government backing for any losses. Farm tax relief grows, local government costs shrink, and rural electrification expands. Johnson and Rankin discuss power, TVA comparisons, and public ownership.
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Washington
D. C
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Banks
The
Land Bank Commission
United States
Iowa Society
Willard Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Roosevelt
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tupelo
Miss
Takoma
Wash
Canada
Iowa
Home Owners'Loan Corporation
American ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
House Judiciary Committee
Washington, D. C
White House
Polk
Jasper
Ida
Sac
Monona
Grouth
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chester C. Davis
Jerome N. Frank
AAA
Seth Thomas
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Wallace and Mr. Davis Will Include Among Others Dr. A. G. Black
Ames
Black
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
Banking and Currency Committee
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Legal Department
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Independent Offices
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Budget Bureau
Boy Scouts of America
District of Columbia
National jamboree opener with Roosevelt broadcast
President Roosevelt opened the silver jubilee with a nationwide radio talk. Scouts gathered in Des Moines as he noted plans for the first national jamboree in Washington in August and his attendance. February marks Christian Endeavor’s 54th anniversary with nationwide events. Two men convicted in India for murder by plague bacilli were linked to a profit motive.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Des Moines
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Tall Corn
Month of
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Ninth Street
India
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Little Methodist
Bobby Heerema
Rita Margaret Lent
Efferson
Ohio
Columbia Sports
Proba AK
Rob
Probak Janier
Probak Jaxort
Central Tastes
Tudor
Neal Kersbergen
Veteran’s Hospital
Knoxville
Coach
Parsons
Ulrich’s Market
Ed le Cocq
Johnny Simpson
Hubert Utterback, M. D
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Gezel Car Shop
Goxel
B. J. Brom
B. J. Brom Hatchery
Fifield
Otleyon
Fordson
McCormick Deering
John Deere
Sattley
Milwaukee
Concord
Jasper de Raad
G. H. Vander Kieft
Klyn Bros., Aucts
Mare & Co
Chicago
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