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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1965

Page

6

Recreation Commission sponsors adult basketball league

Men eighteen and older can sign up for a six team league with eight players per team. A five dollar registration fee applies. Games run Thursday evenings at Pella Junior High with uniforms provided. Varsity or sub varsity college players are ineligible. Registration at the Recreation Commission Office or by calling MA 8 4571.

The Recreation Commission Pella Junior High Commission

Angus cattle sale at Mahaska Sales Company Oskaloosa

South Central Iowa Angus Association announces a sale at Mahaska Sales Company on Old Bella Road in Oskaloosa on November 13, 1965 at 12:30 p.m. Listings include 100 registered Angus cattle, 35 bred heifers, 30 open heifers, 20 steer calves. Many heifers suitable for 4H, several 1965 heifers, and progeny from proven sires. Herd sire pedigrees noted. many consignments bred to calve in early spring.

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Charges filed against teen after accident in Pella area

Oskaloosa Melvin William Wickhart, 17, of 312 Oskaloosa Street Pella, was charged with failure to have control of his motor vehicle following an accident in the 1300 block.

Oskaloosa Melvin William Wickhart Oskaloosa Street Pella

Elections set for nine townships in Mahaska County

The Mahaska County Extension Director announces November elections in nine townships to choose representatives for the Extension Council. Listings include Black Oak Leighton Hall November 18 and East Des Moines Givin Hall November 13 with named chairs secretaries and nominating committees. Incumbents listed for nine townships with two others not up for re election.

Mahaska Black Oak Leighton Community Hall Ray Newendorp Harry Moffet Alvin Vander Wilt Mark de Prenger Kenneth van Maanen East Des Moines Givin Hall Harold Davis Tony Rodwell Rolla Whitsel Robert Ellis Tunis den Pleasant Grove Barnes City School Harlan Middlehauf Roy Barthelman Alfred Graham Bob Herr Ray Jackson Richland Township Hall Peoria Connie Vander Linden Glen Borgman Peter G. Vos Donald Vander Molen Herman Nollen Spring Creek Farm Bureau Oskaloosa Joe Gray Floyd Brummel Wesley Randell Ernest Plate Carl van Zomeren West Des Moines Township Irven Harvey Glen Newell Delbert Taylor Orville Cox Henry Veldhuizen Walter Steenwock Black Oak Township Harry Rees Raymond van Zante Harrison Township Royce Pierson Lincoln Township Howard Strasser Monroe Township John Grubb Gerrit van der Melen

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