Sully News Highlights Local Banquet and Obituaries
The Sully community and nearby towns share a busy update. Banquet attendees from Sully included De Hoedt Rozendaal Terpstra Van Gent Vander Zyl Verhey Hartgers Van Manen Vos Maasdam and leaders Stoppels and Ratcliff at First Reformed Church. Obituary notice for Andrew Van Rees, longtime Sully resident, notes survivors across several states and a service at First Reformed Church. Visitors, hospital observation, and local visits are listed alongside upcoming homecoming events at Sully Independent School with queen candidates and Friday parade and football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Joann Memmelaar
C. J. Vander Pol
Carolyn
Connie Schuring
Andrew van Rees
Sully
First Reformed Church
Charles Stoppels
Dairy Grove
van Rees
Pine Rest Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bert
Sacramento
Calif
Raymond
Lloyd
Edinburgh
Texas
Vernon
Knoxville
Freda van Dyk
Reasner
Dick J. Ver Ploeg
Lane van Rees
Dave van Rees
Santa Barbara
Donald Beerends
Prairie City
Henry Roelofsen
Charles Castorf
Frank Andreas
Alvin Vannes
Minnesota
Don de Jong
Jake Brand
Vicki
Harry de Jong
Sally Independent School
Shirley Jansen
Sherma Blom
Dorothy Gosselink
Beverly de Jong
Connie van Hal
Russell Wayne connected to local family shifts
In Kansas City Missouri a man named Russell Wayne is referenced along with relations Mrs. Franklin and Evamae described as sisters. Also noted are Pvt. Cornelius J. Van Hal of U.S. 55542392 Co. D 15th ALB 5th Armored Division stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas City
Russell Wayne
Franklin
Evamae
Cornelius J. van Hal
U.S
Co. D
Armd
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Ten Cases Heard In Marion County District Court
Judge 8. E. Pratt of Indianola presided as Marion County District Court opened in Knoxville. Cases included Earl Leslie McGee of Bussey who pled guilty to larceny and received five years at the men s reformatory but was paroled to the state parole board. Oral Adair of Harvey fined $500, 180 day license suspension on a second DMV offense. William Arthur Burk of Hamilton pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pratt
Indianola
Marion County Ditrict
Knoxville
Oskloosa Herald
Earl Leslie McGee
Bussey
McGee
Anamosa
State Board of Parole
Oral Adair
Harvey
Adair
William Arthur Burk
Hamilton
Burk
State
Oral Leeper
Des Moines
Leeper
O.M.V.L
E. Raymond Mick
Donald Mallory
Attica
Mallory
O.M.V.I
Harry McFarland
McFarland
John Lee Maneely
Maneely
Harold Albert’ Miedema
Pella
Miedema
Evan Stanley Boatman
Boatman
Court records outline multiple O.M.V.I cases and defenses
The docket lists several Iowa cases with defendants pleading guilty or not guilty to O.M.V.I and O.M.V.L offenses. Sentencing dates appear for Mallory Maneely Miedema and Boatman, with attorneys appointed by the court in Leeper and McFarland matters.
State vs Clarence Salsberry Faces Fort Madison Sentence
Clarence Eugene Salsberry of Knoxville pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and received a 10 year sentence at Fort Madison state prison after fines and license suspension of 90 days and $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eugene Salsberry
Knoxville
Salsberry
Fort Madison
Christian High baseball falls to Lacey 13 10 in final game
Christian High School finished the season with a 13 to 10 loss to Lacey in a see-saw game. Christian led 5-0, trailed 9-5, then moved ahead 10-9 before Lacey regained the lead. The article also lists Christian High band officers and member names including president Bill Nibice and secretary-treasurer Jean Van Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian High
Lacey
Christian
Christian High Band
Bill Nibice
Byron Bossenbroek
Jean van Rees
Larry Menninga
Janice Boerelyn
Chapel Pianists Named by Student Council in School Year
Gary Lanser Glen Veldhuizen tuba and alto sax players listed alongside chapel pianists Janice Boeelyn Dorothy Van Englehoven Shirley Roose Ruth Riensma Joan De Vries Jean Van Rees Gretta Terpstra Lavonne De Kock Marlyn Van He Marlene Stouwie Mary Van Haaften Jorena Ryken Margaret Wassen Shirley Louwsma Elsie De Jong Estella Dahm Ju nell a Ver Meer. If you want to see 90 do not look for it on the speedometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Boeelyn
Dorothy van Englehoven
Shirley Roose
Ruth Riensma
Joan de Vries
Jean van Rees
Gretta Terpstra
Lavonne de Kock
Marlyn van He
Marlene Stouwie
Mary van Haaften
Jorena Ryken
Margaret Wassen
Shirley Louwsma
Elsie de Jong
Estella Dahm
Junella Ver Meer
Weather report from Pella Station U S Weather Bureau
Daily readings show rainfall, temperatures and totals for late September to early October. Data lists 24 hour periods ending at 7 00 with values for September 28 to October 4 including rainfall amounts and high low temperatures. Observer E C Beaning notes totals and normal comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Beaning
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Elmer van Zee
DynaDraft
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Hoeksema
Christian High School News
Cornet
Dewayne Bloem
Sharon Bakker
Norman de Jong
Sandra de Haan
Rosalie Engbers
John Geels
Loretta Neels
Kenneth Rouw
Marvin Ustermarkt
Clarence Vanden Heuvel
Billie van Ee
Arlene de Jong
Patricia de Jong
Norma Dahm
Shirley Goemaat
Lola Lanser
Keith Vander Wiltflute
Betty Geels
Ronald Kramer
Billy Nibbelink
Ruth van Arkel
Kenneth van’ Gilst
Gary Lanser
Glen Veldhuizen
Nancy Terpstra
Arvin Vander Wilt
Marlo Hollander
Boyer
Paardekooper
Defoog
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