Local salients list residents and weekend visitors in Pella
Locals note Judy Zoschke starts as a waitress at Central Park Cafe. Judy and husband David reside at 1002 Peace Street. Several families and visitors are listed including the Huysers from Madison, Grace Lautenbach in Meservey, the Uitermarkts with visitors from Groningen and Grand Forks, and multiple travels to Grand Rapids Des Moines and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Zoschke
Central Park Cafe
Waupun
Wisconsin
Judy
David
Central College
Peace’ Street
F. W. Huyser
Wm. Huyser
Madison
Cordova News items span hunting trips to hospital visits
Cordova News covers Herman and Bill De Heer’s pheasant hunt near Marshalltown and other local activities. It notes a corn picker fire on Leland Clements' farm, travel by Lorena and Murray Van Hemert, visits to and from Knoxville, hospital stays, family gatherings, and community notices including a wine of social events and a corn field incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman de Heer
Bill de Heer
Marshalltown
Alvin van Waardhuizen
Bill’ Karr
Leland Clements
Metz
Lorena
Miami
van Hemerts
Brazil
Jamaica
Caribbean
Uruguay
Trinidad
Harold Bowie
Iowa City Hospital
Alice Vander Pol
Isabel
Melba van Hemert
Des Moines
Twila
Jim van Vliet
Roy
Tracy
Harvey
Lida Kradle
Mary McCuen
Rodney de Moss
Monroe
Gerald van Zante
Donna
Gertrude Willemsen
Pella Hospital
Gertrude
Vander Peut
Pitch Club honors Bert Roelofsen with birthday coffee
Bert Roelofsen celebrated a birthday last week by furnishing coffee and donuts to the Pitch Club, a gesture noted by members as a popular communal moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Roelofsen
Des Moines Veteran’s Hospital patient improves post surgery
In a community notice, Verlan Slycard is hospitalized at Veteran’s Hospital in Des Moines after brain surgery with slight improvement. The report lists multiple Pella and Leighton residents admitted on Nov 12 and 13, including Steven Kool, Mrs. Lawrence Blom, Mrs. Nellie Niemanstsver driet, and others. Marion Tysseling, formerly of Monroe, returned home from Skiff Hospital after twelve days following a head injury from a car tractor crash and is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlan Slycard
Veteran's Hospital
Des Moines
Veteran’s Hospital
Steven
Junior Kool
Pella
Lawrence Blom
Nellie Niemanstsverdriet
Henry Bosveld
Ella Klyn
Cornelius Nanktgeboren
Wiebe de Vries
Marion Tysseling
Monroe
Skiff Hospital
Newton
Births in Pella Area Names Allen Wayne and Duane Eugene
Mr and Mrs Marvin Rouw of Pella announce a son Allen Wayne born Saturday November 10 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa weighing 6 lb 10 oz Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Rouw of Pella and Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Oska loosa Mr and Mrs Verlan Dykstra of Pella announce a son Duane Eugene born Monday November 12 at Pella Community Hospital Elmer Dykstra of Pella and Mr and Mrs George Den Besten of Prairie City are listed as relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rouw
Pella
Allen Wayne
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
William Rouw
Richard Smith
Verlan Dykstra
Duane Eugene
Pella Community Hospital
Elmer Dykstra
George den Bes
Prairie City
Recreation Notes Nor Recreation Notesnor Basketball
Recreation Commission with Central College Physical Education and Pella Community School District sponsors a 12 week junior basketball program for boys in grades five through eight at Pella Community Junior High starting November 17 with separate time slots by grade and similar girls program starting November 24 at Lincoln school with times for fifth and seventh to eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Recreation Commission
Central College Physical Education Department
Pella Community
Lincoln School
Schippers Host House Warming Party Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. John Schippers hosted a house warming on Saturday November 10 with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Sibert Van Waardhuizen and Mrs Dale Cogp and others. The event included refreshments prepared by Mrs John Gifford and Mrs Larry Myers. The November meeting of the Women Federation Club will be held November 20 at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs Alvin Evers with Miss Velma Packer speaking on consumer buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schippers
Sibert
van Waardhuizen
Dale.Cogp
John Klein
Harry G Netten
Ralph Olson
Jay
Medema
Mire
Elmer
van Dusseldorp
Kenneth Kooyman
Case Goodyk
Mary Kooyman
Bill Swank
Claire Gifford
John
Auteybach
Pope
Eonard Schippers
Larry Ee
Bre Glitord
Larry Myers
Women's Federation Club
Alvin Evers
Union
Velma Packer
County Extension
Towa plants show upturn in first half of year
The Towa Manufacturers Association survey finds 70 percent of IMA members reporting higher business in the first half of this year, averaging a 14.5 percent increase. Nineteen percent report declines and 11 percent report no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Towa Manufacturers Association
IMA
P. C. Eagles prepare with eight lettermen for season
Pella Christian High unveils a strong returning core led by DON VER MEER and BRYCE MENNINGA. The squad adds junior JIM BOSSENBROEK and veterans DENNIS BRASS VERN MEINDERS STEVE ANDREAS to boost scoring, rebounding, and depth. They will attend a basketball clinic in Oskaloosa on December 1 at 7 p.m. against Sigourney before a Penn State game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Veldhuizen
Ron van Zee
Don Ver Meer
Ver Meer
Sandy DE Haan
Christian High
Bryce Menninga
Marv van Haaften
Eagles
Dennis Brass
Vern Meinders
Steve Andreas
Jim Bossenbroek
Hugh
Pete Vander Laan
Gene van Wyk
Henry van Weelden
Ken van Wyk
Christian High Golden Eagles
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Pella Chronicle November 15 1962 Page Two
Local page features brief community notes and notices from Pella city area. Items include public announcements, upcoming events, club news, and short editorials reflecting December 1962 civic life. Names and places center on community group activities and local schedules.
Surprise Party For James Stines
A surprise birthday party was held for James Stines of Pella on Wednesday evening, Nov. 7. Three guests attended at the Stines home. From Pella came Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Criss and children, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Hail and children, and Jeanetta and Raymond Van der Hart. From Monroe attended James’ mother Mrs. Beatrice Stine and his grandmother Pearl Stines. From Newton attended Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bowden and children, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Holmes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Allison and children, and John Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stines
Pella
Stines
Floyd Criss
Marion van Hail
Jeanetta
Raymond Vander “Hart
Monroe
James
Beatrice Stine
Pearl Stines
Newton
Leonard Bowden
Austin Holmes
Delbert Allison
John Allison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Lautenbach
H. P. Pals
Meservey
Iowa
EUB Church
K. Clarence Buigh
Gerrit
Ray Vander Wiel
Afton
Ed de Zwarte
Knoxville
Marie de Zwarte
M. J. de Zwarte
Sully
M. H. Vander Putte
Blanche
Robert Ten Hagen
Algonda
Reagan
Galesburg
Phillip Vander Putte
Donald
Hattie van Gorkom
Doug
Elsie Kling
J. B. van Hemert
Fred Lankelma
Jim Ikuta
Ella van den Baard
Anna Dykhuis
Iowa City
Jan Ikuta
Robert van Houweling
West Germany
West First St
Gerrit Uitermarkt
Washington St
Arthur Uitermarkt
Brookfield
Missouri
Cordova
She¢an
Gore
Clarence
Winon
Dorothy de Moss
Marjorie Bricker van Hemert
Burlington
Donna Bricker
Mrs. Ballard
Jim Balenger
Bill
Jim
Ottumwa
Morrell Packing Co
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Texas
Murray
Lorena van Hemert
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Harmony
Minn
Rochester
Red Wing
Eau Claire
Lake Superior
Marquette
Sault ‘Saint: Marie
Tahquamenon
Mackinac Bridge
Canada
Lake Superling
Duluth
Spooner
Wis
Loo
Rosemary
Herman
Opal
Richard Lee
de Heer
Chariton
Mr. Hicks
John Vanden Berg
Laverle Dailey Knowles
Janet Kuyper
Beautician
Cedar Rapids
Vivian
Freddie Carpenter
Clyde Karr
de Penning
Mrs. Koy Karr
Vogelaar’s
Cme
Turkey
MIRRO
Vogelaars
Jerry
Melvin Vander Schel
Agnes Weyers
Marie Henry
Leighton
ROUW
Dykstra
Schippers
Federated Will Meet
Jvan
Franklin Street
M. M. de Zwarte
Dean Sadler
al Dewild
Tri-County
Tional Editorial Ie beGnge
P.C. Eagles
Sigourney
Penn
Pella Christian
Shaggy
Roklee
Pedwin
Bostonian
Women's
Bootery
Wee
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