Central Topples Luther 29 14 Assured Of Share Of Loop Title
Central over Luther 29 to 14 at Kuyper Stadium secures at least a tie for the Loop title. Key plays include DeCosteau, Van Buren, and DeCamp drives, a 99 yard kickoff return by DeCosteau, and final TD by DeCosteau. Central travels to Buena Vista next week to close conference play.
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Central
Luther
Norsemen
Decosteau
van Buren
DeCamp
Roger Campbell
Jim Lunan
Areno Kirkendall
Larry Emblin
Score Central
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Local Agency Ad Promotes Farm Insurance Help
A farmer notes building a new shed and seeks replacement value insurance. Cook & Sons Agency, phone 628 2872, offers guidance on insurance questions and coverage for farm buildings.
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Cook& Sons Agency
PHS Falls 31 0 to Winterset Huskies
Winterset Huskies overwhelmed Pella High School 31 to 0 Friday night at Winterset. Steve Scullen powered the Huskies with 124 rushing yards in the first half and two touchdowns, including a 29 yard pass from Hendricks. The Little Dutchmen clamped down in the second half, allowing only six points.
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Winterset Huskies
Pella
Winterset
Steve Scullen
Scullen
Hendricks
Tun
Jim Heereman
Kevin Klein
LS Completes Perfect Season with 41 0 Victory
Lynnville-Sully Hawks finish 1966 season undefeated at eight wins, routing Twin Cedars 41-0. Gray scored twice along with Harvey Terpstra, Doug Terpstra, Jansen, and Evans. Twin Cedars reached the Lynnville-Sully 13 in the first quarter before the onslaught.
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Lynnville-Sully Hawks
Twin Cedars
Hawks
Becker
Chargers
Gray
Harvey Terpstra
Doug Terpstra
Jansen
Evans
Martin Slykhuis Wins Route 1 Pick The Winner Contest
Martin Slykhuis of Otley won the Pick The Winner football contest sponsored by Bob's Clothing and Dubit's Steak House Route 1. He receives an umbrella from Bob's and $5 in trade at Dubit's Honorable mentions listed Rich Vander Hart Larry Pals Jim Stone John Van Haalen and Lloyd Vander Streek
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Martin Slykhuis
Otley
Bob's Clothing
Dubit’s Steak House
Bob’s
Dubit's
Rich Vander Hart
Larry Pals
Jim Stone
John van Haalen
Lloyd Vander Streek
Ackworth Gardener Grows Giant Cockscomb Plant
John Putney of Ackworth raised a massive cockscomb this summer. The bloom reached 14 inches wide and the plant stood about five and a half feet tall.
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John Putney
Ackworth
Pella Freshman Sophomore Down Chariton 12 0
Pella High School freshman and sophomore football team defeated Chariton 12 to 0 at Kuiper Stadium. A blocked punt set up Pella’s first scoring drive, Eric Ryerson connected with Larry Criss for a TD in the first quarter, and the Dutchmen led 6 0 after the failed extra point. The game was a defensive battle with both sides exchanging limited possessions the rest of the contest.
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Pella High School
Chariton
Kuiper Stadium
Pella
Eric Ryerson
Rhgtheir Young
ST Ee
Larry Criss
Charition
Frank Fuller
Lary Criss
Fresh-Sopré
Grace Gifford Wildman Gifford obituary in Lynnville
Grace Gifford born July 18 1877 in Poweshiek County died October 21 1966 at a Pella nursing home She married Charles Wildman in 1899 producing four sons and a son Hoyt killed in a 1955 accident Charles died 1917 She married A T Gifford in 1919 and had son Clair Gifford Ward Gifford died 1960 Judy Wildman preceded She was a Lynnville Friends church member and lifelong WCTU member Funeral held October 24 at Lynnville Friends Church with Rev Peter Schuler officiating Interment Woodland Cemetery Funeral arranged by Hamilton Lilly Des Moines mortuary assistants noted
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Grace Gifford
Robert
Cynthia Ann English
Poweshiek County
South Dakota
Towa
Lynnville
Pella
Charles Wildman
Wayne
Dale
Ankeny
Keith
Pomona
California
Hoyt
A. T. Gifford
Clair Gifford
Gifford
Ward Gifford
Judy Wildman
Hoyt Wildman
Lynnville Friends Church
Peter Schuler
Howard Macy
Harold F. Macy
Lory Gause
Charles Bryan
Ray Ver Steeg
Wm. Stewart
Gerald Benson
Dwight Bailey
Jim Terlouw
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Kuyper Stadium
Rabbit Descoteau
Mich DeCamp
Rich Larsen
Doug van Buren
Mich de Camp
Keith Keller
Jim Jefferson
John Benn
Mins
Benn
Frank Barth
Mel Ashland
Denny Deusteau
Heerema
Dennis Heerema
the Airways
Barth
de Camp
Earl Pohlmann
John Kyl
Washington
Marion County
Kenneth Beechout
HH. Phillips
Mayme Eckley Clyde M. Core Herbert Carter
T. D. Bane
E. F. Warren Phil
Richards E. P. Horseman
Geo. W
Richards Robert F. Miller
James Wright
Otis
Richards Frank Schuster
Lester Gilderbloom
Chuck Woodside
Ids
Jordan Wayne Jansen Fen Shivyers Shivvers
Herbert ‘Cline
Charles J. Edinger
Leonard Langstraat, Jr
Marvin Loynachan
Glen Brown
Marvin Laird
Perry Brown
Marce Ward
Gordon Brown
Eunice Beebhout
Gerald J. de Penning
Elmer E. Nollen
John E, Ter Louw
John Menninga
Martin J, Hiemstra
Jacob van der Hart
John G. de Vries
Martin Ryken
Jacob Rozendaal
Andrew G. Kuiper
Bernard van Zante
Henry Menninga
Anthony Langstraat Gradus Vriezelaar
Roy van Essen
Ruth. Engbers
H. W. Vriezelaar
Duane, Adan
Waldo ‘McCorkle
Bill “McCorkle Norris Kenney Harlan
Thornburg
Tom
Havener
Cockscomb
Sophia
Hamilton-Lilly Funeral Home
Des Moines
Dale Wildman
Woodland Cemetery
L. B. Liddy
Iowa
Plymouth
Ae ’E
New Plymouth Fury
Sport Fury
Ghrysler
Dane
Ike
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