Douglas Terpstra Has Surgery in Grinnell Hospital
Douglas Terpstra, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Terpstra, had an appendectomy at Community hospital in Grinnell on Monday afternoon. His condition is favorable. Other local news includes hospital visits, family gatherings, club meetings, and social events with residents traveling to Newton, Pella, Marshalltown, and Des Moines for family occasions and community activities.
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Harold F. Macy
Lynnville
Douglas Terpstra
Arnold Terpstra
Community Hospital
Grinnell
Glenn van Genderen
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Raleigh Stanley
Melvin Geurts
Melvin Ver Steegt
Ray Engle
Marshalltown
Ada Wagaman
L. C. Brush
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Clyde Lisk
Ollie Terlouw
Vernon Jay
Rex Brush
le Grande
Floyd DeBoers
New Sharon
Shenandoah
Roscoe Sparks
Rachael Carson
Macy
Vern Ratcliff
Harold Macy
Ada Stanley
Earl Macy
John Graham
Wallace Williams
Nancy Stanley
Warren Stanley
Cardinal Boosters
Newton
Miss Stanley
Floyd Brown
Moline
Joyce
Janet
Elmer Mitchell
Eva Noel
Billy
Bobby
Robert Arthur
Carolyn
Steven
Neil
Boyd
Warren
Marsha
Scarsboro
Helen A. Gause
David Gause
Paul
Debra
Leah Rae
W.C.T.U
Gertrude Davis
Peter Schuler
Korean Bonus Filing Deadline Extended for Iowa Veterans
Iowa's 60th General Assembly extended the Korean Bonus deadline from December 31, 1960 to July 4, 1963. Applications must be postmarked by July 4, 1963. Veterans must meet state residency and service requirements and may receive $10 per month domestic or $12.50 per month foreign service, with $500 for eligible death claims. Beneficiary blanks available from Korean Service Compensation Board, Des Moines.
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Iowa
General Assembly
Korean Service Compensation Board
c/o State louse
Des Moines
Bass Record Broken Twice Shatters State Limits
The State Conservation Commission announced that the official state bass record was broken twice in April with Clarence Allen of Council Bluffs catching an eight pound, fifteen ounce largemouth bass from Lake Manawa and Richard Jabens also surpassing the old mark with a seven pound twelve ounce bass from Manawa. The 1962 records list bass at seven pounds four ounces and carp at twenty pounds, with other species including channel catfish and northern pike noted. a new Mississippi River carp record of forty pounds was questioned this spring. The commission also set fishing dates and limits for walleye, sauger, and northern pike opening May 11 and frog and bullfrog seasons from May 11 to November 30 with specified daily and possession limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Clarence Allen
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Richard Jabens
Manawa
Mississippi River
Peter Hach
Cedar Rapids
Black Oak and Scott Homemakers Meet at Clarence Johnsons
Mrs. Clarence Johnson entertained 18 members of the Black Oak and Scott Homemakers club on Thursday evening April 25. Roll call prompted hints for beautiful flowers and songs from new recreation books. The club voted to purchase the books. Patty Rempe and Joan Van der Beek of the Leighton Happy Hearts 4-H Club presented their State blue ribbons winning team demonstration on inter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Black Oak and Scott Homemakers Club
Patty Rempe
Joan Vander Beek
Leighton Happy Hearts 4-H
Lynnville-Sully School Schedule May Calendar Highlights
The article lists forthcoming Lynnville-Sully events including May 7 Academic Banquet May 9 Spring Vocal Concert May 10 Bands march in Tulop parade May 18 Jr Sr Banquet May 20 21 22 Senior trip to Ozarks May 26 Baccalaureate 2 30 p m May 28 Commencement, noting accompanying Mrs Lisk and Sully postmaster O Jie Wisgerhoff.
Farmers plan more corn planting boosting 1063 crop to 3.7 billion bushels
Farmers expect a 5.7 percent rise in corn acreage on March 1 to lift the 1963 crop toward 3.7 billion bushels if yields average, per Farm Economist Francis Kutish at Iowa State University. Higher cash prices, a 10 cent rise from last year, and changes in the feed grain program spur the shift despite smaller signup totals. Total diversion payments will rise about 180 million dollars even as acres signed up decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Piano Students Recital Held At Van Zee Home
Mrs LeRoy Van Zee hosted a Saturday recital for piano students including Cheryl Meanings Connie Jansen Norman Van Wyk Debbie Van Linda Terlouw and others. Guests of honor and mothers were served cookies after the performance with additional activities and a bulb exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy van Zee
Apia
van Zee
Cheryl Meanings Connie Jansen
Norman van Wyk
Debbie van Linda Terlouw
Cora van Wyk
Audrey Steenhoek
Jens Schuring
Lora van Wyk Keala
Gloria Gosselin
Kenneth Menninga
Dale Jan
Julie
Leonard van Wyk
Lester Terlouw
Jake Scuring
Gilbert Bandstra
Kenneth Wineland
Debbie
Marvin Sw
Doris Franje
Gilbert Vande Wall
Bill Mathes
Bill Gosselink
Soybean Acreage Plans and Feed Grain Costs Rise
Kutish argues the 1963 feed grain program costs more and is less effective than direct rental payments for diverted acres seen in 1961 and 1982. Farmers plan a 4 percent soybean acreage increase for March 1, targeting about 300 million acres and a 725 million bushel harvest if yields match last year, with potential stock expansion if use grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutish
Honor Mothers At Banquet In Third Reformed Church
Third Reformed church fellowship hall hosted the annual Mother-Daughter banquet on Thursday evening May 2 with over 250 mothers and daughters attending. The theme Hearts in Tune featured heart motifs, bluebird favors, and colorful notes on white table covers. The event included devotions, group singing, poems, a baby roll presentation, a mother-daughter trio, and a skit The Heart with Mrs Arnold Bogaard leading with junior helpers. The Guild Service Committee organized the meal and the Guild Education Committee planned the program ending with a prayer by Mrs Wilbur Ringnalda.
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Third Reformed Church Fellowship Hall
Guild Service Committee
Guild
Guild Education Committee
William Blom
Melvin Ver Meer
Bert van Hemert
Ralph de Cook
Central College nets near upset over Wartburg at Kuyper Stadium
Central College, coached by temporary skipper Dean James Graham, nearly beat Wartburg 5-2 Saturday at Kuyper Stadium. Bowzer, Zoschke, Laman tallied wins in singles. Te Ronde and Patterson dropped, while Bowzer-Zaschke and Laman-Te Ronde won in doubles.
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Central College
Wartburg
Kuyper Stadium
Central
Dean James Graham
Dick Bowzer
Jack Wendt
Dave Zoschke
Dave Shakkhauser
Duane Laman
John Thalacker
Don Te Ronde
Jerry Shinkay
Tom Patterson
Doug Langholz
Bowzer
Zaschke
Wendt
Schalkhauser
Laman
Te Ronde
Thalacker
Shinkay
Pella Christian Beats Eddyville 5-1 In Baseball
The Pella Christian Golden Eagles improved to 7-2 with a 5-1 win over Eddyville. Pitcher Don Ver Meer improved to 3-1 despite walking batters, while Gly De Haan and Vern Méinders fueled the offense with key hits and two doubles. Sandy De Haan and Vern Meisders led the Pellans with strong at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian Golden Eagles
Eddyville
Don Ver Meer
Eagles
Don
Gly de Haan
Vern Méinders
Sandy de Haan
Eddy’s
Da Pree's 8 ft Putt Clinches Pella Victory
Dan Da Pree sank an eight foot putt on the playoff hole to lift Albia past Pella in a tense late round battle. Teammates Smith Novak and Pabst posted 45s and 47 respectively while Don Ver Meer led PHS with 43. Chariton and Pella each finished regulation at 181 187 forcing extra play. Du Pree then edged Van Wyk for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan da Pree
Chariton Yy
Abia Scor
Pus Goles
Kness
Albia
Pella
Smith
Novak
Pabst
Don Ver Meer
PHS
Bob Vander Linden
Dan du Pree
Gary Koopman
Chariton
du Pree
Koopman
van der Linden
Ver Meer
White
Swim
Elledge
Strange
Prairie City Repeats Track Titles In Conf Meet
Prairie City repeated as conference champions as Pleasantville, North Mahaska, and Twin Cities athletes posted top times and distances. Notable marks include 8:30.9 in two mile by Prairie City and a 44' 10" shot put by Jennings, with Prairie City securing several events amid strong showings from Van Wyk, Van Zee, and Phelps.
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Prairie City
Des Moines River Conte
Pleasantville
Contal College Coe Tigek
Smith
North Mahaska
Lamb
Edwards
van Wyk
Santville
Pleasantdash
Phelps
North
van Zee
Jennings
Spain
Godfrey
Twin Cellars
Prairie’ City
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Black Oak
Scott
Clarence Johnsons
Silvia Andrews
Rerminal
Wilson
Wilson Jewelers
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Vern Meisders
da Pree
Ada van Wyk
Gladys Ehlert
Vern’ & Hanks
Breen & K'man
Coffee Shop Boat & Bostima
Fuller Body
Rexai Drug
van Gorp
A&w
Vera & Hank's
West End
E’ville
Bob Zyistra
Allison
Vander Linden
Standij
Lyanville
Twin Cedars
Colfax
Runnells
CMTE
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Black Patent
Dacron
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