Pella Little Dutch golf team stays unbeaten at six
Pella High’s Little Dutch golf squad remained undefeated at 6-0 with a double win over Albia. In the Albia meet the varsity posted 155 to 172 and the reserves 163 to 188. Don Ver Meer led with 36 for Pella, while Colin Edwards and Steve Bergquist shot 42 for the visitors, and Jim Heerema led the seconds with a 34.
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Pella High
Pella
Varsity
Varsity Blue Demons
Don Ver Meer
Pella Golf and Country Club
Colin Edwards
Steve Bergquist
Jim Heerema
Bob Vander Linden
Dan DuPree
Joel Caldwell
Gary Koopman
Albia
Gary McInnes
Bill Adler
Join Goode
Jack Reed
Roy Campbell
Kent van Vark
Ted Weirather
Steve Patton
Chuck Farver
Death of Hazel C Dunnick at 75 in Reasnor
Hazel C Dunnick 75 of Route 1 Reasnor died Tuesday night at Pella Community Hospital after a stay since April 2 She was born November 7 1889 in Jasper County The daughter of John and Elizabeth Peery she married Ed A Dunnick on November 29 1916 in Des Moines Survived by husband a daughter Mary Magdalene McReynolds three grandchildren two brothers Henry Peery Elmer Peery and sister Mary Peery Services were held Saturday at 1 30 p m at the Christian church in Galesburg Rev David Easter officiating Burial followed at Lutheran Cemetery near Galesburg with Pella Garden Chapel in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel C. Dunnick
Route 1
Reasnor
Pella Community Hospital
John
Elizabeth Kling Peery
Jasper County
Ed A. Dunnick
Des Mones
Dunnick
Rose Hill
Galesburg
Mary Magdalene McReynolds
Henry Peery
Elmer Peery
Monroe
Mary Peery
Christian Church
David Easter
Lutheran Cemetery
Pella Garden Chapel
John Roscoe Phifer 1887 1965 obituary notice
John Roscoe Phifer, 78, retired farmer of Monroe, died Monday at Collins Hospital in Knoxville. He had entered the hospital on Sunday. A lifelong resident, he was born April 26, 1887 at Dunreath, son of John and Ellen Farris Phifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roscoe Phifer
Monroe
Collins Hospital
Knoxville
Dunreath
John
Ellen Fartis Phifer
Longtime Pella churchman dies at Monroe aged figure
The profession of faith of a Monroe area man was announced at First Reformed Church in Pella where he served as Deacon's board clerk and was in his fourth term. He married Sarah Elizabeth Dailey on November 12, 1910 in Knoxville. Surviving are his two sons Dale and Earl of Monroe, daughters Mrs Coren Mott of Centerville and Mrs Betty Kane of Monroe, 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at Monroe Garden Chapel with Rev Russell Farrell of Ankeny officiating. Burial in Silent City Cemetery, Monroe.
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First Reformed Church
Pella
Sarah Elizabeth Dailey
Knoxville
Dale
Earl
Monroe
Coreen Mott
Centerville
Betty Kane
Funeral services for Lester W. Steenhoek 1914 1965
Lester W Steenhoek of R R 1 Pella died April 28 1965 at age 50. Funeral held April 30 at First Reformed Church with Rev Glen O Peterman. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Elizabeth Mae Van Zante son Paul Alan five brothers two sisters and many relatives. Preceded by brother Arthur Paul.
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Lester W. Steenhoek
Pella
First Reformed Church
Glen O. Peterman
Lester
Oakwood
van Dyk-Duven
Lester William
Hugo and
Johanna Luella Vander Streek Steenhoek
Prairie City
Iowa
Battle Ridge
Elizabeth Mae van Zante
Paul Alan
Myron
Viola
Warren van Wyk
Lynnville
Helen
Richard van Wyk
Alfred
Monroe
Leroy
Reuben
Dale
Arthur Paul
Ida De Hoet 1883 1965 A Pella Area Bride
Ida De Hoet born August 24 1883 in Passaic New Jersey was daughter of Mathew and Sophie Wie Jaart De Leeuw She married Gerrit De Hoet and had two sons Henry and Artie who predeceased her She is survived by her brother Ira in California and several nieces and nephews in Oskaloosa Pella and nearby areas.
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Ida de Leeuw de Hoet
Mathew
Sophie Wie Jaart de Leeuw
Passiac
New Jersey
Pella
Gerrit de Hoet
Henry
Artie
Ira
California
Agnes Visser
Oskaloosa
Hattie Verwers
Jennie Vander Kolk
Corena Hardy
Neices
Recreation Commission High Lights Take Me Out to the Ball Game
The Recreation Commission outlines Little League the Nation al and American leagues for ages eight to twelve with fourteen teams. Registration occurred April 17, sponsorships include Bakker and Rus and others, fee is 2.76 covering insurance and umpires. Players will be assigned to teams and practices start Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. at Swimming Pool Park with games late May.
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Pella Area
Chronicle
Bakker and
Rus
van Gorp Insurance
Kiwanis
Rotary
West End 66
Otley
American Legion
Co-op Electric
Dairy Queen
Jaycees
Pella Construction Company
the Rockets
Verought Insurance
Ideal Pharmacy
Pella Christian girls softball roster rebuilds with six veterans
The Pella Christian softball team returns six letterwinners led by pitcher Carolyn Van Arkel and captain Linda De Nooy as catcher. Veterans Nancy Vos and Jane Limburg anchor second and third bases while Carolyn Fynaardt covers center. Freshmen Ann Vander Beek and Velma Bandstra join Mary Bandstra and Ruth Van Ee to round out the lineup.
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PCHS
Baglettes
Tena de Haan
Pat Ver Meer
Carolyn
Ingké
Carolyn van Arkel
Linda de Nooy
Nancy Vos
Jane Limburg
Carolyn Fynaardt
Mary Bandstra
Ruth van Ee
De Hoet, Mrs., Dies in Pella. Interment at Oakwood
Mrs. De Hoet died in Pella on Thursday April 22 1965. She was preceded in death by her husband, her sons, and three brothers Henry and John De Leeuw of Monroe and a brother in infancy. Interment followed services at the Pella Gardens Chapel with Rev G C Muyskens officiating at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Henry
John de Leeuw
Monroe
de Hoet
Pella
Oakwood
Pella Gardens
G. C. Muyskens
Retiree Hauser to close Nashua farm equipment plant
Retiree Fred Hauser proprietor of Hauser Manufacturing in Nashua will close out his plait and business after 34 years of producing farm equipment and parts. Mr and Mrs Hauser plan to continue living in Nashua.
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Fred Hauser
Hauser Manufacturing Company
Nashua
Hauser
Collision on Franklin Street Involves Weyers And Klein
A March 19 incident on Franklin Street thirty feet west of Main saw Jerry Weyers of Pella collide with Arvin L. Klein of Pella who was backing up. Patrolman Braashart reported no charges. Klein damage totaled 75 dollars rear while Weyers sustained 200 dollars front end damage.
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Franklin Street
Main
Jerry Weyers
Pella
Arvin L. Klein
Braashart
Kein
Weyers
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PHS
Rural Electric Associa
Electric Ass'n
Martha Manning
Department
Poesina
Hazel Dunnick
John Phifer
Oan
Lseter
W. Steenhoek
Ida DE Hoet
Recreation Commission
High Lights
Dick Vander Laan
Glen Harris
State Conservation Commission
Big Rock Park
Public Safety Building
James Derringer
Des Moines
Sully
Pella Christian
van Berkum
Pells
Berkshire
Lady Schick
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