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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
3
Peoria faces Rol at home while Meer meets Marion with Kelderman delivering a strong line. Modlin earns a 4 0 record after four hitless innings, with Blom securing the win. Pella Nationals lose 3 8 as P.N Brand and R Stykhuis combine on the mound.
Breen and Kelderman defeat Pella National 3 to 0 to top the league solo. Schippers, Bowers, and Kuiper pace Breen & Kelderman with multiple hits and runs. Modlin earns the win after allowing four hits and two strikeouts, while Brand takes the loss after eight runs.
Ver Meer Mfg used sharp pitching to defeat Rol Screen 7 to 4. Vern Terpstra and Jim Hagen each had two singles for Ver Meer, with States adding a triple support. Winning pitcher Van Wyk struck out ten over six hits and one walk. On Rol Screen, McCombs and Plate produced a double each, Van Rees added a triple, but McCombs started and Roose took the loss after nine hits and four walks. Batteries: McCombs, Roose and Vander Linden. Van Wyk and Kruis, Vos.
Otley 6 Trinity 6 in a pitched battle. Poortinga and Wichart led Otley with Poortinga two singles and Wichart a single and double. Wichart earned the win allowing seven hits five walks and four strikeouts. Trinity's Hoekstra Van Voorst Plate key at bats with Hoekstra two singles Van Voorst a single and a double and Plate a triple. Plate finished 6 for the day with four walks and two strikeouts. Batteries Trinity Plate and Van Voorst Otley Wichart and J Van Wyk. Trinity 100 1301 676 Otley 302 002x 764
Marion County powered past Peoria 9 to 1 as Don Ver Meer and Case De Haan led the offense with multiple hits including Ver Meer’s homer and De Haan’s two singles and double. Sandy De Haan also homered and Dennis Netten added two singles as LeRoy Van Weelden threw five no hit innings. Henry Bokhoven collected two hits in a strong showing.
Schakel Warehouse Co plans two new houses at 1102 and 1104 Hazel Street in the Spring Valley addition. One home is 1140 sq ft with a 26 by 24 recreation basement, the other a split level with three bedrooms and a light filled basement. Local contractors Woensdriegt Construction Co and others contribute carpentry plumbing masonry and finishing work.
June 25 through 30 features Amer League Midgets Po nies vs Rockets and American Legion vs Rol screen at 6:00, National League Midgets and Kiwanis West End 66 games, Pony matchups Pella B vs New Sharon and Pella A vs Leighton, plus City League games Vermeer Marion County State Bank and Breen & Kelderman Otley. June 29 adds Amer League Midgets American Legion vs Jaycees and Otley vs Rosscreen, Natl League Midgets West End 66 vs Bakker & Rus, Van Gorp Ins against Kiwanis, and more at Jr Hi and Municipal fields. June 30 includes Pella Hi vs Winterset, Ponies Montezuma at Pella B and Brooklyn B at Pella A, Girls softball A&W vs Bisn Tire, Recreation Com vs Richards Cleaners, Kiwanis vs Pella National Bank at CULL.
Marshall C. Jen son advocates raising nursing and custodial home basic allowances for Old Age and Survivors Act recipients. Government plans to extend increases to elders in other situations, likely by October or November after cost of living studies. Shelter allowances deemed inadequate in several areas.
Helen Kool and Gene E Kaldenberg united in marriage on June 6 at 8 p m in the Killduff Methodist Church with Rev James Smith officiating before 125 guests The bride is daughter of William and Helen Kool and the groom son of Joe Kaldenberg Sr of rural Galesburg The wedding featured a Chantilly lace gown a three tiered cake and a white Bible bouquet The couple plan to reside near Galesburg then move to Ames for the groom to attend college Both are 1963 graduates of Lynnville Sully High School.
The Ebenezer Reformed church youth led a Saturday work day with members cleaning yards and removing downed trees after Friday's storm while girls washed cars and helped with house chores. All proceeds supported the RCYF mission program.
In Lady Smith Wisconsin visitors visited Mrs Minnie Wymore aunt to Mrs Van Mannen. Word was received of the death of Mr Martin Vande Haar of Altoona. Mrs Henry Veenstra is a sister of Mr Vande Haar.
Miss Viola Beason was guest of honor at a pre nuptial shower held Sunday in Newton at Mrs. Donald Metch home. Relatives from Montezuma Cedar Rapids and local areas attended including Mrs. Rob ert Beason and Miss Roverta Beason among others. Miss Beason and Fredr A Metz plan to wed July 3 in Newton Christian Church.
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