Local high school joy as team wins district title
After a weekend r elations full of sportsmanship Tonite and cinder body gathered for a school pep meeting. Coach Bully lauds team and student body while rival coach Anderson accepts defeat gracefully ahead of substate games. Community reports injuries, visits, and local events across Linn County with activities at the Case Dunsbergen home and the Jasper County women's chorus.
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John Bully
Pmyc Otters
Anderson
Lynnville
Hancer
D. D. Econtort
Susan Schults
Fred Schultz
Susan
Andrew Verners
iBoment
Sully
G. L. Stanley
Salem
Iowa
Richard Bell
Ellen Savage
Grinnell
Given Johnson House
West Rt
Nellie Davis
Elsie Sparks
E. Wagaman
Will Perry
Charles Mooney
Billy
San Bernardino
Callts
Marshal Seere
An Isle
Moines
Ray
Steeg
Ghent
Ottumwa
Carl Jay
Will Gray
Biness
Mercury Lights
Roycee Sparks
Macy hosts dinner for Marshalltown visitors at Sully
Sunday afternoon visitors from Marshalltown included Mr and Mrs Wendel Byrd and children Carol Vicky Julia Steven David Harold Byrd. They were entertained by Rev and Mrs Carl D Byrd at their Sully home.
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Lory Gause
Howard Macy
Arnold Terpstra
Cecil Gertsma
al Nelson
Harold Macy
Harry Williams
Williams
Var
Carl D. Byrd
G. L
Stanley
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Vernon Jay
Iday
Jasper County
Fritz
Anna Brunner
Eleanor
Edna Carpenter
Newton
Mabel Hays
Adel
Ed Ver Steg
Lions Club
PTA
Lions
South Pacific Island
Hampton Gause
Trudy
Ann
Candy
Sylvester
Ruth Ratcliff
Vina Renaud
Fanny Taylor Rebekah Lodge
Holly
Sam Steffen
Linda
Jimmie
Spencer
Lambert Peterson
Bryce
First Reformed Church activities and community notices
Sully News The League reports Wednesday church basement devotions led by Mrs Everett Kruseman and spiritual life by Mrs L W De Penning. The King's Helpers Society met March 1 with Marilyn Dunsbergen leading devotions and India mission study by Joyce Rozendaal. A group of twenty business men funded a boys basketball trip to Iowa City after a 21 5 season with coach John Andersson. Family gatherings, visits, hospital updates, and local social notes fill the remainder, including birthdays, moving plans, and local meals.
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the League
Reformed Church
Everett Kruseman
L. W. de Penning
Susie Buitenwerf
Tony de Kock
Charles Stoppels
Will Swank
Fred de Jong
Ben van Nimwegen
Jennie Terpstra
Garret de Hoedt
Tunis Hartgers
Garret van Genderen
L. Penning
Leonard van Genderen
Don de Jong
Trina de Penning
Henry Meppelink
Dolly Rozendaal
L. W. Maasdam
Henry van Roekel
John de Kruiff
King’s Helpers Society
Delilah
Neen Vander Zyl
Irene de Hoedt
Lucille ‘Vander Zyl
Janice van Gent
Japan
Shirley Kiyn J
Lucille Rozendaal
Joan Terpstra
Virginia Vos
Mildred Vander Zyl
Carolyn Vander Pol
Joann van Maanen
Gerdena de Hoedt
Mary, Verhey
Marilyn Dunsbergen
Joyce Rozendaal
Joan Rozendaal
Teen Vander Zyl
Lucille Vander Zyl
Leacher
Iowa City
Iowa University
Ohio State
John Andersson
Loren Terpstra
Is Lan~ser
Clarence Vander Zyl
Re Zegers
Merlin Vander Leest
Vid Mick
Darrell Brand
Duane Brad
Sammy Schmidt
Leonard van Rees
Henry van Sant
Keneth Wisgerhoff
Dean Lanser
Dick van Wyk
van Wyk
Dick van Weelden
el Ily
Connie Jansen
Mra
Ray van We
Louis van Wyk
Ily
Les van Wyk
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Geurts
Sully
Ronald Roll
Newton
Roll
Neal Vander Leest
Lynnville Seed Co
Jerry Lamphier
Bert Renaud
C. 0. Macy
Howard Macy
Bryce Macy
Harold Klyn
University Hospital
Geels Family Move Leads to Clergy Change at Sully
Mrs Geels recovered enough to stay in Sully where Rev Geels remains pastor of the Christian Reformed Church. Afternoon visitors included Harry Renaud, Mrs Harry Vander Krol, and Charles Renaud as noted in local social notes.
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John Geels
Ganade
Geels
Christian Reformed Church
Sully
Farm Lease Scale Index Dips Twenty Points
Iowa State College announces the 1953 64 lease year's sliding scale index at 275.5, down 20 points from 1952. I W Arthur extension farm economist notes the index reflects Town farm prices paid to farmers over March 1953 to January 1954, with cash rent adjusting as prices rise or fall.
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Iowa State College
I. W. Arthur
Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture Approved in 1858
Legislative approval for the Iowa State College of Agriculture was obtained on March 22, 1858, marking an official step for the institution. The record notes the historical authorization by state authorities and marks the date of approval.
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Iowa State College of Agriculture
Children Prefer Friendship Over Fights In Studies
Aston Smith notes that children engage in friendly acts as often as or more than unfriendly ones. Studies by Menger t, Jersild and Fite, and Wright show frequent friendly behavior, even among aggressive pairs, and toward newcomers, suggesting a tendency to seek harmony despite conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengert
Jersild and
Fite
Wright
Friendly play and conflict in preschool ages observed
The article notes conflicts among close friends in preschool groups arise over possessions or when paths cross, while friendliness is common and hostility appears with poor sleep or diet and family stress. It observes that older gang feuds show violence as misused energy and stresses supervision and constructive play. It also mentions Rockwell Cooperative Society organized March 2, 1889.
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Nother Gang
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Lydinville News
Colfax Sale
Seana Tanhoe
Diual
Colfax Sale Company
Bell, Clippinger and Shields
Sully News
Tunis Blom
Brom’s
Brom Hatchery
Pella, Lowa
Robert R. Frederick
Sinclair
Comer of
Main and Oskaloosa
Pella
Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance CO
Agricultural College
THE
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Aston Smith
van den Berg Electric and
Rockwell Cooperative Society
United States
Rockwell
Rey A Re
Re Tannero
Co-operative Funeral Home
Home
Rollcreen Company
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