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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
5
Mr and Mrs John Weyera plan to relocate March 1 to the Zylstra property on East Washington Street while the Zylstra family moves to the James Huyser property on South Main Street Mrs Pete Kelderman spent time visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Nick.
Schuring and family at Fifield last Thursday. New yarns offered at Wormhoudt Kempken with show-window displays. Birthday gatherings at the Vander Horst home and list of attendees. Numerous visits by local residents to relatives and friends across Otley, Sully, Des Moines, and Des Moines area. Hospitalization, moving, births, and weekend social events noted.
Union leaders from six Pella churches organized a series of prayer services amid economic hardship to seek God’s guidance and return to wiser, united worship. Speakers include Rev. D. Hollebeek, Rev. G. er, Dr. Wesselink, Dr. K. J. Danhof, Rev. R. T. Jordland, and Rev. A. Haverkatap as listings span March and April across First Reformed, Meg ist, Third Reformed, Second Reformed, First Christian Reformed, and Second Christian Reformed churches.
Central College basketball announces its final home game on March 4 at Sattaw. Season ticket holders may amend gate or seek cash refunds. all season ticket tickets must be redeemed that night. Freshman team adds a March 2 interlude with senior students. admission 10 cents for high schoolers, free for grade schoolers.
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Pella high cage team hosted Winterset and Sigourney, losing to Sigourney 34 24 after a hard fought Friday game that ended 19 19 and required overtime. Klein led Pella on offense while Roach starred for Winterset.
McClenahan starred with superior floor play and shooting to lift his team to a ten point lead that stood through the game. Hudson and Jennings supported the standout performance while D Menning led Pella scoring and Klein and R Menning contributed creditably. Mrs. G Dylhoff remains on the sick list this week.
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