University Women Invite Study Groups And Membership
The AAUW local branch sponsors three monthly study groups in Painting and Crafts International Relations and German open to non members. Dr William Puehrer will lead German group with South Africa as focus and a panel discussion on Tensions in Modern Living opens the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Martha Lautenbach
Leora Quinn
Harriet Prins
William Puehrer
Central College
South Africa
Jordan Hall
Mesdames
Margaret Wacehter
Sara Caldwell
Pearl Martin
Viretta Wisse
Catherine Grundman
Lois Grooters
Ann Boat
Joyce Kuyper
Pella Works To Fix Amber Tint In City Water
Pella Iowa faces cloudy amber water linked to detergents flowing from Des Moines river. Officials, including city commissioner Ed Schreiner, plan to add chemicals at the pumping station to reduce iron settling and flush mains to curb rusty laundry reports. Other cities Newton Knoxville Grinnell report similar issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Knoxville
Grinnell
Pella
Ed Schreiner
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Water Department
City Council Acts on Bicycles Water and Annexation
Last Tuesday the City Council discussed and acted on bicycle licensing amendments, immediate water supply fixes, and a long term reservoir plan including a central softening plant, iron removal, and fluoride addition funded by revenue. Annexation of two town sections near West 1st to West 6th along the De Haan farm will appear as a voting item next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Street
de Haan
Social Security Rep to Visit Polla October 9, 1967
A representative of the Social Security Administration will be in the Council Room City Clerk's Office 717 Main Street Polla Iowa on Wednesday October 9 1967 between 9 30 a m and 12 noon to assist residents with Social Security matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Main Street
Polla
Iowa
Water system seeks stain fix with Calgon rinse aid
The city sought help from the water department after a stain remained. Calgon was added to rinse water to remove the stain. Treatment won’t start for at least two weeks, with possible iron removal plant later if needed. An ordinary sand filter and water softeners may aid in filtration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Little Dutchmen Defeat Albia 19-0 in Conference Clash
Pella High opened fast to beat Albia 19-0 in a South Central Conference game at Pella. Dennis Liter scored twice and Stan Vander Werf added a second half rushing TD as the Little Dutchmen rolled for 220 rushing yards while holding Albia to 85. Vander Werf and Slykhuis led the offense with key runs as Gary Wallace sealed late defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dutchmen
Albia
Pella High
Pella
Indianola
Sigourney
Dennis Liter
Stan Vander Werf
Vander Werf
Steenbock
Gary Wallace
Albin
Pelln
Bob Slykhuis
Reformed Churches to Entertain Foreign Mission Board
Pella welcomes 42 board members of the Christian World Mission of the Reformed Church in America. First and Trinity Reformed churches host, with lodging in homes, meals provided. Open meetings run Tuesday through Friday with executive Thursday afternoon. public may attend most sessions. Contact Rev. Herman Ridder or Rev. Wm. C. De Jong for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Christian World Mission
Reformed Church In
America
First Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Churches
Reformed Church
First Church
Trinity Church
Rotary
Kiwanis
Herman Ridder
Wm. C. de Jong
Pella High to Face Winterset in Key Friday Showdown
Pella High travels to Winterset for a crucial South Central Conference clash. Both teams share first place with Centerville. Winterset boasts a strong backfield led by Jim Van Werden and eight returning seniors, while Pella aims to maintain their grip on top despite a younger lineup. Winterset beat Knoxville 19-6 and tied Chariton 0-0 while losing to Perry 18-13. Pella tied Indianola 19-19 and Sigourney 0-0 and beat Albia 19-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High
Winterset
Centerville
Knoxville
Chariton
Perry
Indianola
Sigourney
Albis
Jim van Werden
Pella
Surplus Foods Distribution Schedule Listed
Eligible individuals may apply for surplus commodities based on unemployment or low income with Al Figgins at the Welfare office. Distribution runs October 7 to 11 across multiple towns with specific dates for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Figgins
Welfare Office
Kne
Hamilton
Bussey
Attica
Marysville
Troy
Harvey
Pella
Pershing
Dallas
Melcher
Columbia
Lacona
Pleasantville
Swan
Otley
Notable Defensive Play By Local Youths Highlighted
Dennis Liter leads a list of boys who showed solid defensive effort. Players Bruce Hee Evan Vander Wert Pres Steenhock Harley Kuiper Ron Vander Teest Mark De Cook Bob Slykhius and Tom Hill contributed strong guard and floor defense in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Liter
Bruce Hee
Evan Vander Wert
Pres Steenhock
Harley Kuiper
Ron Vander Teest
Mark de ' Cook
Bob Slykhius
Tom Hill
Iowa Home Ec Ass'n To Meet Saturday On Central Campus
The Iowa Home Economics Association College and University Section meets at Central College Home Economics Department on Saturday Oct 5. Dr Margaret Liston will lead the morning program Teaching Home Management Today for Tomorrow. Afternoon session covers Training for Social and Civic Responsibility led by Mrs Ethel D Anderson Miss Venom Rhodes Sister Mary Dolores Feehan and Sister Mary St Clar a with Mrs Edna Shores in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Home Economics Association
Central College
Mina Baker
Iowa
Margaret Liston
Iowa State College
Staf
Ethel D. Anderson
Simpson College
Venom Rhodes
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mary Dolores Feehan
Maycrest College
Mary St. Clara
B.V.M
Clarke College
Edna’ Shores
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Central Flying Dutchmen blank Simpson 6-0 in hard fight
Central's Flying Dutchmen opened title defense with a grueling 6-0 win over Simpson. The Dutch held the favored Redman to seven yards through the air and 31 on the ground, dominating the line and keeping Simpson out of Central territory most of the game. Bob Carle scored the only touchdown, with Tom Hall and Graham Fee aiding a late sustained drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Iowa
Simpson
Luther
Redman
Bob Carle
Tom Hall
Graham Fee
Bob Klein
Ray Boyd
Boyd
Owens
al Haughey
Gentral
Central Placed Second in National Educational Recording Contest
Central College won second place in a national contest on uses for sound recording in education. Dr. William G. Wing prepared the entry, and Central receives 2200 in recording equipment. Judges included James F. MacAnydrew, Ronald Lowdermilk, and John Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central College
Audio Devices, Inc
New York
Audio Devices
James F. Macandrew
Board of Education
City of New York
WNYE
Amera
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ronald R. Lowdermilk
Alexandria
Viginia
Representative of Labor to Speak on Campus Oct 10th
Central College opens its 1967 58 Cultural Series with Charles C Webber AFI CIO representative for Religious Relations addressing faculty and students in convocation at 1010 a m. The public is invited without charge. Webber a University of Michigan alumnus and Columbia MA holder has led the Denver Labor College and held CIO posts in Detroit Virginia and national roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Webber
Afi-Cio
Webber
University of Michigan
Weber
Boston University School of Theology
Columbia University
Denver Labor College
Amalgamated Clothing’ Workers of America, Cio
Virginia Cio Council
National Cio
Detroit
National Cio Community Relation
Six Pled Guilty To OMVI in Marion Co Dist Court
Several defendants appeared before Judge Phil R Wilkinson in Marion County District Court for arraignment. Multiple pled guilty to OMVI first offense with $800 fines and costs, 90 day license suspensions, and liquor permits revoked until further order. Names include Per vis Heard, Gene Briggs, Glen Washburn McCoy, Harry Blubaugh, and Naomi Oliver Howe with Russell Sparks. Sentences delayed to Oct 20 1917 for some. Robert Steven Brady pled guilty to second offense OMVI, fined $500, 150 day license suspension, liquor permit revoked until further order. John Visser pleaded guilty to malicious threats and assault. fined $100. Perjury charge against Richard D. Smith resulted in a 10-year term in Men’s Reformatory with parole on good behavior. Smith age 19, married with two children. Clifford Claude Vaughn charged with uttering a false check. sentenced seven years in Men’s Penitentiary at Ft Madison and moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil R. Wilkinson
Wintersot
Marion County
OMVI
Pervis William Heard
Des Moines
Gene Briggs
Bussey
Iowa
Glen Washburn McCoy
Knoxville
Harry Blubaugh
Melrose
Aomi Oliver Howe
Russell Sparks
Rosehill
Town
Robert Steven Brady
Carlisle
John Visser
Oskaloosa
Towa
Marion County Grand Jury
Smith
Beverly Beaver
Anamosa
Vaughn
Ft. Madison
Mason County
Eric Pavel to open Kiwanis travelog series in Pella
Eric Pavel, a multi language filmmaker and lecturer, will debut the Kiwanis Travelogs in Pella on October 10 presenting Ecuador Gem of the Andes. He replaces Robert Friars and will show color films from Brazil Venezuela Ecuador and Galapagos with live recordings and scenes of Amazon jungle and Cotopaxi. Tickets available. 7 30 p m at Douwstra Chapel. expect full houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Pavel
Kiwanis Travelogs
Enameraman
Venezuela
Brazil
Baron Gaston de Liser
Sylvia Marks
Pan American Press and Film Company
San Paulo
South Am
Worl
Equator
Pavel
U. S
Polla
Ecuador
Andes
Guayquil
Chito
Old City
New World
Sanga
Cotopaxi
Amazon Jungles
Galapagos
Pacific Ocean
Ani Pated
Douwstra
First Top Awards In State Fair Competition
Mrs. Bill Karr of Cordova won blue ribbons at the Iowa State Fair for white bread and other entries. Her total prize money from county and state fairs totaled 130 dollars. The Karrs have two daughters, Sharon and Susan, and Mr. Karr works as an electrician's helper at the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Karr
Cordova
Fred Jackson
Karrs
Sharon
Susan
Karr
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Five Students Chosen for Staff of The Central Ray
The Central College Ray announces the 1957 58 staff selections. Jerry Klingheil of Allison becomes sports editor. Sue Williams of Ottumwa takes the news editor post. Kathy Paige of Westport Conn is named feature editor. Nancy Posthumus of Hollandale and Mini Joan Jones of Monte serve as copy readers and proofreaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Ray
Jerry Klingheil
Allison
Sue Williams
Ottum
Kathy Paige
Westport
Conn
Nancy Posthumus
Hollandale
Mini Joan Jones
Monte
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Duane d'Don Black
Stan Borgma
Eral
Jim Redeker
Reformed Churches
Foreign Mission Board
Ec. Ass'n
Redmen
William G. Wing
Humanities
Representative of Labor
Marion Co. Dist
Pella Station
U.S. Weather Bureau
The
Central Ray
Robin Hood Flour Mills
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