Central College names eight basketball award winners
Central College announced its eight all conference award recipients led by Phil Van Den Berg. The group includes Harold De Bie from Artesia Eugene Loomans from Waupun Kent Sneller from Sioux Center Don Harme from Cedar Rapids Wayne Olm from Kiel Jim Stone from Grayslake and Roger Schultz from Sully. Central finished 19 6 overall and tied for second in the Iowa Conference at 12 4. Van Den Berg is the son of Mr and Mrs John Van Den Berg of Route 3 Pella.
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Central College
Anced
Mari$Jegel
Harold de Bie
Artesia
Eugene Loomans
Waupun
Wis
van den Berg
Pella
Don Harme
Cedars
Roger Schultz
Sully
Kent
Sneller
Sioux Center
Wayne Olm
Kiel
Jim Stone
Grayslake
Tis
Central
Iowa
Phil van den Berg
John van den Berg
Route 3
Colorado Springs
Ankeny
Don Benes
Lansing
Kregel
Mike Gatés
Ron Roetman
Jim Reeverts
Bill Cleveland
Albany
N.Y
Ben Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Jim Francis
Yalé
George Vande Voort
Pell
Carl Vander Kooi
Allison
Central College track squad returns six lettermen for 1964
Marinus Kregel plans a return to form with a veteran core led by senior Way Walther and Dick McGregory in sprints and relays. Newcomers include Mike Justice and Ken Kerger, while depth rises in distance events via Jim Stone and Dennis Karnstedt. Field events favor pole vault and high jump with Doug Shakel and Vernon De Jong back, plus Larry Furda.
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Ich Marinus Kregel
Egel
Letterman
Bob
Walther
Voss
Mike Justice
Ankeny
McGregory
Jacobusse
Ken Kerger
Bogota
N.J
Central
Gary Wynveen
Oostburg
Wis
John Ahcker
Austin
Vernon de Jong
Rock Rapids
Larry Furda
Nancy Hoogendoorn Earns 1964 Girls All-State Listing
Nancy Hoogendoorn named to IDPA 1964 Girls all state listings as forward on honorable mention. The honor includes Barbara Bell of Lynnville Sully earning a berth on the guard court of the fourth team. Other area girls on the honorable mention list are Charlotte Vander Wilt and Beti Meredith of Lynnville Sully, Aflerte Glendening of North Mahaska, Topper Simmons of Pleasantville.
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Barbara Bell
Lynnville- Sully
Town Daily Press Association
Nancy Hoogendoorn
Pella Christian
Charlotte Vander Wilt
Aflerte Glendening
North Mahaska
Topper Simmons
Pleasantville
Beti Meredith
Lynnville-Sulys
Pella College track prospects and schedule for spring
Des Moines SSA plans answer desk in Pella for Pellachronman queries. Freshman from Lansing and others show six foot or better marks. Schedule lists meets from April through May with Drake Relays and Graceland Beloit Relays. Q and A column covers household workers, widow benefits, six month disability wait, and Army social security tax.
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William Penn
Cornell
Simpson
Conference
Town Teachers
Graceland
Drake
Grinnell
Penn
Graceland & Beloit
Central
Indianola
Iowa
ICLE
W. C. Barclay
Social Security Administration
12Th Street
Des Moines
C.M
Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
Army
C.R
Easter Feeling and March 29 Easter
In this reminiscence Sylvia Hawker reflects on Easter joy and its contrast with Good Friday. She recalls Easter eggs, candy and Mr E Bunny, notes her wedding on Easter and the coincidence of dates with March 29, highlights school vacations and Central College students returning home for the season.
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Mr. E.bunny
Pella
Central College
Overpaying Social Security Tax Yields Refund or Credit
Workers can claim a refund or credit for excess Social Security tax when filing their annual federal income tax return. Overpayments occur each year as employers adjust withholdings, and filers should verify amounts to ensure proper credit or refund.
Tulip Time Preparations Commence In Town Letters
In a planning note the writer discusses the upcoming Tulip Time season and the first stage of preparations. They mention costumes being lined up and the common question of what observers will see first, reflecting local anticipation and shared civic activity.
Notices From Iowa Court In Marion County Legal Filing
A notice in the Dintelet Court of Iowa, Marion County, details a petition filed by parties including Mase Coster and others. The document outlines the work and territorial claims, mentions Bellin and nearby cities, and requests court action on the estate and involved defendants.
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Dintelet Court of
Iowa
Marion County Original Noti
Po Neti
Mase Coster
Sahn Coster
Marybele Crebey
Ramet Dutt
Madman
Dee
Herman Syhweiker
Dow
Dutt
Gandy
Goble KO Paehl
Dun
Mioehl Edge
Bellin
Lawat
Belli
Sudae Fisil Lip Helps Ponds Shade Fish
In mid summer ponds, scattering old boards on the surface creates shade. Fish lie beneath boards and stay healthier, a crude yet effective method noted for aiding fish wellbeing.
Pella Chronicle Notice of Court Decree and Property Action
Legal notice from The Pella Chronicle dated March 1, 1984 regarding court proceedings at Kroeseville. Plaintiffs Karlee Teen Lissee and Yeon allege actions to secure relief on northern Market Street with hearings to determine decrees and property matters.
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Linen & Weatinga Attaneta
Market Street
Karlee
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