Central Luthers Last Stand in Season Finale at Kuyper Field
The article recaps Central College's late season football loss to Luther, final score 14-7, with Luther’s strong running attack led by Don Nesheim and Jack Schultz. It notes upcoming games, key players like Norm Schouten, Arden Johnston, and injured John Ellis, and mentions weather impact on the final minutes. The piece also observes national soil wealth quotes and a game summary fragment.
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Luther
Central
Iowa Wesleyan
Iowa
Parsons
Upper Iowa
Norsemen
Don Nesheim
Jack Schultz
Augustana
Norm Schouten
Arden Johnston
John Ellis
Dana
Kuyper Field
Locals update from Ankeny and area events
Local notes report visitors to Ankeny and Parkersburg celebrations. Education changes include principal Jean Wilkins resuming part time duties next week. Many residents travel for family events, church activities, and college ties with Arkansas, Iowa, and Chicago connections noted alongside hospital and aging family updates.
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Jean Wilkins
Iowa Motor Court Association attendees at Des Moines convention
Mrs. Gerrit Steenhoek recovers from gall bladder surgery at Mercy Methodist Hospital and expects home this weekend. Mrs. M C Van Gorp of Motel Dutch Mill and Mrs. Don Sherburne of Clara Don Motel attend State Convention in Des Moines. Van Gorp serves as parliamentarian for the coming year.
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Gerrit Steenhoek
Low Methodist Hospital
M. C. van Gorp
Dutch Mill
Don Sherburne
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Iowa Motor Court Assn
Des Moines
van Gorp
Valley Edges Little Dutch 14 7 in Season Finale
Valley High of Des Moines defeated Pella 14 7 after a scoreless first half. Hodson led Valley with a 25 yard TD run and an earlier 40 yard return set up the go ahead score. Boyert and Duffus helped Pella tie the game, but Valley answered on a 67 yard march to seal the win.
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Bob Hodson
Valley
Little Dutch
Wall
Pella
Hodson
Des Moines
Ron Sandler
Butch Sheppard
Jim Duffus
Max van Rees
Phil Carter
Obituary of Neal Vander Wilt from Sully Iowa, 1955
Neal Vander Wilt born April 17 1888 in Pella Iowa died October 28 1955 at his home in Sully Iowa aged 67 years six months 11 days. He married Mamie Vande Krol on February 26 1913 and they had six children Orval Wilde Carrol Freda Lester and Vera. He leaves his wife two sons two daughters 17 grandchildren a stepmother two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held October 31 1955 in Sully with burial in Sully cemetery.
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Neal Vander Wilt
Pella
Iowa
Henry Vander Wilt
Maggie Synhorst
Marion
Jasper
Sully
Mamie Vande Krol
Jennie
Jeff Willemsen
Henrietta
Peter Rozendaal
Christ
Reformed
Thomas McMillan
Charles Stoppels
Henry Willemsen
Kenneth Vander Wilt
Floyd Vander Wilt
Gorman Rozendaal
Bert Renaud
Harris van Zante
Ralph Moes
Abe Vos
Sully Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Neal Vander Wilt death
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided after the death of Neal Vander Wilt, acknowledging sympathy, condolences, and flowers offered as tokens of remembrance.
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Neal’ Vander Wilt
Early Iowa matron Mrs. Ira P. De Cook dies
Mary L Grandia born February 11 1878 on a Marion County farm. Married Ira P De Cook June 19 1902 near Leighton. Survived by daughter Mary Irene Van Rheen en of Pella. son Peter Irvin died at seven in 1910. Lifelong Ebenezer Reformed Church member with deep church devotion.
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Ira P. de Cook
Mary L. Grandia
Leendert Grandia
Artie Marie van Zee
Marion County
Iowa
Leighton
Peter Irvin
Mary Irene
John van Rheenen
Pella
de Cook
Lord Jesus Christ
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Obituary of Tra P De Cook's Wife Widow of Local Leader
Mrs De Cook longtime church worker in Leighton taught Sunday School and served in the Dorcas Society. She was survived by husband Tra P De Cook daughter Mary Irene Van Rheenen and three grandchildren Irvin John Henry Ralph and Mary Lou. services held November 1 1955 with burial at Portergrove Cemetery.
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Dild and Dorcas Society
Cone
Fred
Clarence
James Kempe
Tra P. de Cook
Mary Irene van Rheenen
John van Rheenen
Irvin John
Henry Ralph
Mary Lou
Davie E Grandia
Oskaloosa
Alice
Martin Vandehaar
Altoona
Hilda
Neal van Wyk
Bella
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Leighton
Peter de Jong
Portergrove Cemetery
Thankful appreciation for Mrs. Ira P. De Cook’s family
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness consideration during illness and after the death of Mrs. Ira P. De Cook. They acknowledge sympathy and flowers sent as tokens of regard.
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Ira P. de Cook
Non-objective painting defined by artist Scarlett
Wat colorsfirst argues non objective art springs from inner mind not from nature or formula. Scarlett’s reputation solid, with Paris New Realities shows and a 1950 Met exhibit. Guggenheim owns 60 of his non objective works.
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Scarlett
Paris
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Guggenheim Museum of Non
Discharged Sgt Lautenbach Begins IH Sales Training
Sgt Bill Lautenbach is spending two weeks at home after his army discharge. He leaves next Wednesday for Denver to begin a sales training program with International Harvester Co. in Colorado.
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Bill Lautenbach
Sgt
The
Army
Bill
Denver
Colorado
International Harvester Co
Marion County Superintendents Meet in Knoxville
J C Wright state superintendent met Marion County superintendents at Knoxville last Thursday afternoon. All from the county attended the formal session to answer questions. Certification of teachers was discussed and the department seeks to simplify renewing licenses. The Permanent Professional Certificate requires a BA plus 30 graduate hours. The state tax study program is encouraged. The department presented its reorganization approach aiming for higher state aid and better administration, with standards to replace the 500 as a framework.
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J. C. Wright
Marion County
Knoxville
State Department
Wright
Towa
Calvary Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
Calvary Christian Reformed Church holds services at the Christian Grade School 9 30 and 7 30 led by Rev Harold Hollander of Otley. Sunday School at noon and a young people's meeting follow.
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Harold Hollander
Otley
First Reformed Church Services at 603 Broadway
The First Reformed Church at 603 Broadway lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with The Perseverance of the Saints A Ladder Set Up on the 7th Dr A Haverkamp to lead both services Also 6 30 p m junior intermediate and senior C E 7 30 p m Christian Fellowship Wednesday Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m Thursday services 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m Lord's Supper 7 30 p m Gospel service Lew Clarkson of Des Moines to deliver Gospel message Warm invitation extended to all
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Broadway
Jesus
A. Haverkamp
C. E
Christian Fellowship
Lew Clarkson
Des Moines
Trinity Reform Church Service and Activities Schedule
Worship and program times listed for Trinity Reformed Church with De Jong as minister. Sunday services at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m with the sermon Good Habits. Sunday School at 11 00 a m and various C E groups meet at 6 30 p m. Family Night Wednesday at 7 30 in New Central. cordial welcome extended.
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Wm. C. de Jong
Deuwstra Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
Larry Vos
John van Gorp
Mary Jo Schakel
Trinity Church
New Central
Third Reformed Church Service Notes and Broadcasts
Russell J. Redeker. Morning worship and Sunday School with a youth program. Evening praise and religious programs led by Rev Henry Bast on Temple Time. Radio broadcast times listed for KBOE KNWS and KXEL. Family Night Wednesday prayers planned with Rev T Baker on November 9.
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Russell J. Redeker
Jesus
Opm Jr. Jr
Henry Bast
KBOE
KNWS
KXEL
Third Reformed Church
Rev. T. Baker
First Baptist Church Seeks All Welcome at Services
The First Baptist Church at 411 Independence Street in Everett lists 9:30 am Sunday school with classes for all ages and a 10:45 am worship service with Communion. Evening worship at 6:20 pm features a sermon titled God’s Failure and Success With Man. Wednesday November 9 offers Church Family Night with supper at 6:00. Paul Smith of the Executive Society of the Town State Baptist Convention will speak and show pictures from his world trip.
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First Baptist Church
Independence Street
Everett G. Ward
Ior
Pe Paul Smith
Town State Baptist Convention
Ai Ored
Varia
Second Reformed Church Services and Sunday School
Thomas Boslooper, Minister, conducts services each Lord’s Day morning at a.m. and evening at 7 30 p.m. The Great Original Proclaimed Genesis 1. Is There Perfect Love Only in Paradise? Sunday School 11 05 a.m. Junior C E 2 00 p.m. Intermediate and Senior C E 6 30 p.m.
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Second Reformed Church
Thomas Boslooper
Paradise
C. E
Church Activities at Open Bible Stated in Des Moines
The Church of the Open Bible at 836 Washington St lists weekly services led by Pastor Cye Caller. Sunday includes 5 am attendance, 11 am Sunday School and 11 am worship with communion, 3:30 pm youth service, and 7:30 pm evangelistic service. Monday features a district youth rally with Don Job as guest speaker at 816 East Grand, Des Moines, plus Talent on Revue. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:45 pm and Dorcas meeting Thursday in the church annex.
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Church OF the Open Bible
Washington St
Cye
Overcomer
Central District
Foursquare ‘Gospel Tabernacle
East Grand
Des Moines
Don Job
Missionary Rev G Lubbers Hosts Reformed Hour on KBOE
Rev G Lubbers presents the Reformed Witness Hour each Sunday morning from 7 to 7:30 over radio KBOE Oskaloosa with singing and distinctive Reformed broadcast content.
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G. Lubbers
Reformed Witness
KBOE
Oskaloos
Preaching at Amsterdam school house near Pella
Reverend H. L. Van Dellen conducts monthly services at the Amsterdam school house two miles southwest of Pella every second and last Tuesday at 7 30 p m local time.
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam School House
Pella
H. L. van Dellen
Catholic Church Sunday Mass at 9 AM
A Catholic church schedules a Sunday morning Mass at nine o'clock, continuing weekly worship for parishioners.
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