Pella High Bows Out Ames in Indianola Tourney Highlights
Pella High competed in the Southeastern Iowa high school tournament at Indianola, defeating Lenox 16 to 15 in the opener, then losing 60 to 7 to Ames in the third round. Centerville won the title, with Winters starring for Centerville. Ten Pella players joined peers for the Older Boys conference in Centerville from March 7 to 9.
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Pella High
Indianola
Pella High Schools
Lenox High
Pella
Pella Boys
Lenox
Rilljhan
R. Fi
Hale van Hemert
L. F
Hayer Lautenbach
Senatee
Taylor Butts
R. G
Montgomery de Bruyn
Gi. Gece
Rillihan
van Hemert
Lautenbach
Butts
Hayer
Taylor
Hale
Graves
Centerville
Villisca
Anita
Shannon City
Knoxville
Extra
Albia
Avoca
Red Oak
Bussey
Eliston
Dallas Center
Clarinda
Audubon
Waukee
Winterset
Ames
Perry
Stuart
Elliston
Ames Huskies
Elliott
Potter de Bruyn
McCarty Lautenbach
Hendrickson
Simpson
Enterville
Elston
Centerville High School
Ames High
Winters
Southeastern Iowa
Fred van Rheenen
Harold Klein
Bert Vander Ploeg
Nicholas Gosselink
Geo, Ulrich
Delwin de Haan
Fred Dykstra
Anthony van Zante
Arthur Sels
Andrew Hoekstra
M. Vander Linden
Mr. Alberts
Centerville Hosts Warm Welcome After Trip to Albia
The party traveled by C B and Q to Albia and an interurban line toward Centerville arriving around 8 00 pm. A 6 30 pm banquet at the first M E church followed with spirited cheering and hearty eats. C B Chapler of Camp Dodge spoke sincerely at the event. Sunday services included a 9 30 am Sunday school at the high school, 11 am morning worship, 3 pm masa meeting at the Presbyterian church, and 7 pm closing service at the first M E church. Centerville residents entertained the group exceptionally well and left them with a favorable impression.
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Albia
Rock Island
Centerville
M. E. Church
C. B. Chapler
Camp Dodge
Presbyterian Church
First M. E
Literary societies cut to one program this year
It has been customary for each literary society to give two programs during the school year but this year only one will be presented by each society. The flu vacation has set us behind, making it more profitable to finish regular schedule work first. Even with this elimination, completing at a convenient time will still be challenging.
Pella Hight Encourages Community Programs Attendance
Community leader urges wider turnout for local programs. Statements emphasize value and affordability including little or no admission, with a suggested boost for Pella Hight.
Room for Still More at Pella High
Two more pupils have enrolled in our high school Miss Roorda and Miss Roorda formerly of Prairie City. We wish them success in their school work in Pella High and hope they will participate in all social and business activities.
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Roorda
Prairie City
Pella High
Semester exams coming next week at school
Students are urged to prepare for the upcoming semester exams next week. The message emphasizes readiness and confidence in showcasing knowledge to the faculty.
Hall Duty at P. H. 8 Faculty Seeks Hall Patrol Volunteers
The faculty of P. H. 8 has decided to arrange hall duty. They question why discharged S. A. T. C. fellows do not volunteer for patrol work. It is suggested that keeping in practice would not hurt.
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Iowa
Marion County
P. G. Gaass
N. van Vilet
J. H. van Vilet
P. G. Gaas
N. van Vliet
J. H. van Vliet
Your Pep Rally Call to Pella High Baseball
A spirited pep message urges students to join Pella High baseball, rallying players and bench to stay energized. It emphasizes enthusiasm, teamwork, and keeping the pep alive during games and practices.
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Gang
Pella High
Death of Longtime Red Rock Settler John W Adams
John W Adams died at his home near Red Rock on Monday March 10 1919 aged 78. He leaves an aged wife four daughters and three sons. Funeral services were held Wednesday conducted by Rev Albert Vander Ploeg of Pella.
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John W. Adams
Red Rock
Albert Vander Ploeg
Pella
Cornelius Robus, Longtime Fifield Merchant Dies at 34
Cornelius Walter Robus, born in the Netherlands in 1884, died at his Fifield Iowa home on March 9 1919 after conducting a general merchandise business there for two years. He married Jeannie Warner in Knoxville Iowa on June 16 1914 and is survived by his wife and parents two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held March 11 near Fifield. Local notices include reflections on his character and associates, plus brief community items about visits and sales notices in Des Moines Ottaw a and Ott.
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Mr. Robus
Netherlands
Jeassie Warner
Knoxville
Iowa
Fifield
Iewa
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