Local residents share visits across states and celebrate birthdays
Mr and Mrs Joe Stientjes spent the past week with their daughter and family in Colorado. Mrs Carrie Renaud joined them to visit her daughter in Denver. John Smith and two daughters from Rock Valley stayed at Tunis H Klein’s home. David Kuyper furloughs at home with wife and parents. Henry De Boer of Prairie View Kansas visited Sidney De Haan. Carl Ver Steeg of Des Moines spent the weekend with his parents. Mary Jane Beyer and Judy Van Steen is visited Frances De Vries in Buffalo Center and toured West Bend. Christine Slot returned from Madison where Dr Wayne Rohwedder earned a Ph D in Agronomy and teaches at Wisconsin. David Vanden Baard came for a twenty day furlough. Des Moines trip to fetch him. David is at Camp Gordon Georgia, son of Marion Vanden Baard. Gosselinks and Anna Vande Voort visited Van Gilsts at Wright and on to Henry Van Veldhuizen. Dirk Van Zante left Nov 12 for Ann Arbor to visit Prins and attend the Iowa Michigan game. Clara Blom entertained neighbors for Mrs Nic Booy’s 80th birthday with a lunch and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kuyper
Janet Kuyper
Jean M. Kuyper
Henry de Boer
Prairie View
Kansas
Sidney de Haan
de Boer
Carl Ver Steeg
Des Moines
Geo, Ver Steeg
Mary Jane Beyer
Judy van Steenis
Frances de Vries
Buffalo Center
West Bend
Christine Slot
Madison
Wisconsin
Wayne Rohwedder
Rohwedder
David Vanden Baard
Henry Klein
Vanden Baard
David
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Marion
D. G. Gosselink
Anna Vande Voort
Peter van Gilst
Wright
Henry van Veldhuizen
Dirk van Zante
Ann Arbor
Michigan
David Prins
Hospital Admits and Discharges List for Pella and Nearby
The record shows multiple patients from Pella and surrounding towns admitted or discharged between Friday November 8 and Tuesday November 12. Names include Mrs. Ralph Jaarsma Gene De Heer Winnie Breen Dexter Schakel James Den Hartog Ivo Beerens Mary Vanden Berg Diane Mitchell Leonnard Allen and Mrs. J Weldhouse among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jaarsma
Pella
Gene de Heer
Ivo Beerens
Mary Vanden Berg
Sletiased
Satuday
Leonnard Allen
J. Weldhouse
Local residents update on hospital stays and discharge
Art Bruinekool of Pella was dismissed Tuesday November 12. Alvin Vos remains a patient at University Hospital in Iowa City with condition about the same. Dan D Dieleman returned home from Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bruinekool
Pella
Alvin Vos
Unversity
Iowa City
Dan D. Dieleman
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Local Births Recap From Pella Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ronald Storm of Pleasantville welcomed a son born Friday November 8 at Pella Community hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Lanier of Pella welcomed a son born Sunday November 11 at Pella Community hospital. Kenneth Kuiper of Grand Rapids Michigan and his wife welcomed an 8 lb 4 oz son George Gregory born Monday November 11. Grandparents are Martha Van der Hart of Pella and George Kuiper of Holland Michigan. Cathy Lynn, a daughter 7 lb 2 oz, was born to Carroll and Cathy Pope Monday November 11 at Pella Community hospital. Grandparents are Godert Vander Hart and Charles Pope of Pella. Tom Pierce of Des Moines and his wife welcomed a son Steven Thomas born Thursday November 7. Grandparents are Ed Vos of Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Storm
Pleasantville
Pella Community Hospital
Robert Lanier
Pella
Kuiper
Kenneth Kuiper
Grand Rapids
Michigan
George Gregory
Martha Vander Hart
George Kuiper
Holland, Michigan
Cathy Lynn
Carroll Pope
Godert G. Vander Hart
Charles Pope
Tom Pierce
Des Moines
Steven Thomas
Ed Vos
It Happened in Red Oak Husbands Picket
In Red Oak eight husbands staged a light hearted picket outside the home of a coffee club hostess. They carried signs like Stay Home and We Want Our Wives. The hostess invited them in for coffee, and plans for the next gathering were already in motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Coffee Club
Freeman Couple Celebrates 61st Anniversary in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Freeman marked their 61st anniversary at Lincoln Nebraska where they have resided after moving from Clarke County Iowa. It was their first anniversary away from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Freeman
Lincoln
Nebr
Iowa
Clarke County
Moorman Feed Program Cuts Costs for Iowa Livestock
Over 200 Marion and Mahaska county producers report lower costs using Moorman Concentrated Mintrates. The program reduces concentrate and corn use, boosts efficiency with home grown grains, and has raised Moorman’s local business by over 27 percent in nine months. Contact a Moorman man to learn how to buy what you can grade or process yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mahaska County
Moorman
Moorman's
Mahaska
Cent Fight Leads Central Past Upper Iowa in 28-12 Win
Central finished 19 noon at Kuyper Stadium in a solid 28-12 victory over Upper Iowa. Schipper’s club improved to 7-1-1, building on a 20-6-1 coaching record. Mark De Cook starred with a standout defensive game and a second interception, while Dave Hay and Bill Carlson fueled the offense with a series of plays including a 41-yard setup and a 10-yard TD pass to Langrud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Kuyper Stadium
Schi
Schipper
Pella
Mark de Cook
de Cook
Clarke Campbell
Upper Iowa
Dave Hay
Hay
Dave
Iowa
Gary McClimnen
Bill Carlson
Keith Buchanan
Campbell
Ron Herdliska
Bob Pentice
Bill
Dick Luccarelli
Luccarelli
Carlson
Buchanan
Peacocks
Dick Dykstra
Pentico
Newton High School
Central nets 42 Upper Iowa 12 in season finale
Central College beat Upper Iowa 42 to 12 at Pella, with Ron Schipper guiding a barrage of aerials and freshman John Anker returning a kickoff for a 58 yard score. Langrud and De Cook starred on offense as Central finished strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Cook
John Anker
Central
Buchanan
Schipper
Ed Eischeid
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Pella
Peacocks
Ver
Towa
Langrud
Thether
Minneso
Anker
Austin
Mayave
Freeborn
Minn
Tremendous Tubers from Ames Gardens Growers Share Record Potatoes
Ames gardeners produced large sweet potatoes this season with R A Hanover growing a 3 pound 3 ounce tuber and Craig Moore featuring a 5 pound potato. Hanovers 18 percent inch circumference and 10 percent inch length mark a personal best for the 81 year old grower. Moore's biggest potato measured 14 inches long and 13 inches in circumference. Both men say the quality rivals that of normal size potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Gardners
R. A. Hanover
Craig Moore
Ames
Hanover
Moore
Iowa Music Teachers Association State Convention at Simpson College
Mrs M M Dockendorff attended the Iowa Music Teachers Association annual two day State Convention at Simpson College Indianola. Program included Iowa composer concert piano methods workshops led by Miss Carol Nott Oberlin Ohio sessions on Contemporary Song Literature and American Opera and a recital by state audition winners with Miss Nott as judge. Sunday hosted Simpson College Opera Mozarts The Marriage of Figaro. Spring auditions planned for February 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Music Teachers Association
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Carol Nott
Oberlin
Ohio
IMTA
Miss Nott
Simpson College Opera
M. M. Dockendorf
South Central
Town Music ‘Teachers Association
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Joe Stientjes
Keith Lautenbach
Colorado
Carrie Renaud
Colleen
Charles Lautenbach
Denver
John Smith
Rock Valley
Tunis H. Klein
Clara Blom
Nic Booy
Leonard van Arkel
Booy
Winnie Breen
Earl Gene Hamre
Bessie Veldhuizen
Diane Mitchell
Otley
Lawrence van Rees
Sully
Dexter Schakel
Dwight Steenhoek
James den Hartog
Cheryl Sneller
Richard Jones
M. P. van Hemert
Diane
Tom Mitchell
Star Oil
Lanfer
Pierce
Red Oak Express
Cent
Dutchmen
Steve Langrud
Ting Upper Iowa
Tral
Ron Schipper
Fred Halvin
North Red Oak
Evs Dar Sane Tiehhar
Independence
Franklin Street
Pelle
M. M. de Zwarte
Dean Sadler al de Wild
Men
Spefanign Brg
M. M. Dockendorff
Iowa Musicers Convention
Kimberchicks
Kimberchiks
Cen
Kimberxchiks
FELCO
Co-Op Exch
Petia Chamber of Commerce
Slycord Tree Service
Peter Slycord
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