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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1966

Page

6

Five Lynnville Sully FFA members at National Convention

Five Lynnville Sully FFA members Russell Rozendaal Carroll Fopma Bryce Fopma Roger Zyustra and Bryce Jansen attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City Missouri October 13 14 guided by Ag advisor Lloyd Smith. They heard speakers watched award programs including Star Farmers of America and toured Ford Motor Co and American Royal Livestock Show.

Lynnville- Sully FFA Ocober Kansas City Missouri Russell Rozendaal Carroll Fopma Bryce Fopma Roger Zyustra Bryce Jansen Lloyd Smith Star Farmers of America Ford Motor Auto Co Fternoon Firestone Rubber Co Trisha Dawn Hackert Paul Hackert First Reformed Church Sully Hackett Jerry Vos Davin Scrippers Daughers Malinda Rae Jean Jane Henry M. van Wyk Dennis Brand Judy de Cook Brand Jay Peter: van Manen Abe van der Beck Albert Rozendaal Carroll van der Wilt Ralph van der Kamp Keith van Dyke

Sixty Years Ago Local 1906 Horse Sale and Guild News

A Ver Ploeg Livery Stable hosted a big horse sale as J M Fisk planned a 30 head barn. K Van Dusseldorp reported a 40 pound beer. H J Kool traveled to Miller SD on business. Des Moines Bethany Reformed hosted Pella classis October 19 with guild leaders gathering year information. Sully attendees listed from several Reformed churches. The Pella classis Girls League Banquet convened at Sully church with 170 girls and sponsors. Barbara De Penning and Eileen Brand helped serve, officers elected, and group speakers described membership. Perfect attendance from Otley and Sully earned traveling banner sharing. Musical numbers, prayers, and teaching by Mrs Eugene Heideman closed the night with League Hymn and Youth Benevolent Goal offering.

Ver Ploeg J. M. Fisk K. van Dusseldorp H. J. Kool Miller South Dakota K. Ver Huey Bethany Reformed Church Des Moines Guild For Christian Service Sully Lucille Vos Florence Swank Sophia Ann Swank Jane Ann van Wyk Margaret Dunsbergen Henrietta Harthorn Barbara de Penning Eileen Brand Sharon Vander Wilt Mary Ann van Genderen Mary Jane Rozenaal Eiis Otley Sally Kathy Bandstra Jean van Wyk Delores Jansen Eugene Heideman India League

Central College Homecoming Loss and Local Happenings 1916

Central College under Coach Mark McWilliams lost the homecoming game to Simpson 7 to 6. Anie De Vries bought a seen passenger Paige car and G J Van Roekel a Reo. The area saw an inch of snow. Dr George Lankelma was elected commander of the Legion Post with Carl Byers as vice commander and Will Van Sittert as Adjutant. Peter Vander Werf sold a Washington Street house for 2500. Andrew Klyn and Robert Renaud studied at Iowa. Pete's Sake rehearsals and the New Holland Theatre show films starring Wallace Beery and Margaret O Brien. Marcel Dupre scheduled to give a concert at the college.

Central College Mark McWilliams Wesleyan Anie de Vries Paige G. J. van Roekel Reo H. F. Bousquent Marshalltowns George Lankélma Legion Carl Byers Will van Sittert Peter Vander Werf Washington Street Mary Coster Andrew Klyn Robert Renaud University of Iowa Central Simpson Junior Chamber of Commerce

Pella autumn goodwill trade winners and local incidents

Esther De Jong Edith Huyter and Harold Poortinga led winners at Pella's autumn goodwill trade event. Ten people injured in a highway 163 auto crash seven of whom were children. Seventeen neighbors aided Mr and Mrs Marion Tysseling of Peoria with corn picking. Mayor T H Klein named to Des Moines Valley Committee.

Esther de Jong Edith Huyter Harold Poortinga Pella Highway 163 Marion Tysseling Peoria T. H. Klein Des Moines

Live and Learn club hosts October meeting at home

October meeting at Mrs Mae Ver Ploeg's home drew two guests Mrs Lewis Van Roekel and Mrs Rex Hedge. Officers elected include President Mrs Owen Ver Meer and Vice President Mrs Ed Hiemstra. Scrapbook work to continue in November. Plans discussed for Christmas box or donation to Oskaloosa School for exceptional children. Refreshments provided by Mrs Mark Deren er and Mrs Dale Roorda.

Live and Learn Club Mae Ver Ploeg Lewis van Roekel Rex Hedge Owen Ver Meer Ed Hiemstra Gary Heyveld Dale Roorda Og Henry Harry Mofie Oskaloosa School Mark Derener

Enormous pumpkins grown by Sac City boy

Ten year old Paul Strong, son of Mr and Mrs Lavern Strong of rural Sac City, grew enormous pumpkins in his garden this year. His largest weighs 133 lbs and measures 5 ft 8 in around and 2 ft 4 in tall. A few other pumpkins in his garden weighed 80 or 90 pounds.

Paul Strong Lavern Strong Sac City

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