Central 26 Parsons 6 in hard fought comeback victory
The Flying Dutch broke through with three final quarter touchdowns to down Parsons 26 to 6. Central fumbled early, trailed 6 0 after Johnny Wahrer’s 8 yard run, then tied it at 6 6 on a Cheuvront to Barnett 53 yard pass setup and a two yard Anderson TD run. A late rushing drive and a Clemens pass capped Central’s win as they prepare to face unbeaten Dubuque U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cochran
Parsons
Central
Johnny Wahrer
Shumaker
Harley Croft
Mark Speed
Galen Cheuvront
Clay Barnett
Cheuvront
Johnny Anderson
Wayne de Beer
Tommy Steward
Gene McClelland
Dick Clemens
Red Lowe
Clemens
Trapping Season Rules Set for Iowa Fur Bearers
The trapping season opens noon November 10 and runs to January 10 statewide for fur bearing animals including mink raccoon skunk opossum civet cat and badger with continuous open seasons for red gray fox wolf coyote weasel and ground hog and a continuous closed season on beaver and otter except under permit. Muskrat trapping is 80 days November 10 to December 10 and mink season doubles to 60 days. Muskrat trapping will be restricted along the Mississippi River east of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul tracks from Muscatine north to the Minnesota line. Most state marshes in Iowa may close to muskrat trapping as surveys continue. Iowa fur harvest in 1948 totaled 624565 animals worth 2680655.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Chicago
St. Paul
Muscatine
Minnesota
Iowa
Commission
Little Dutch Suffer 26-0 Loss to Chariton
Chariton defeated Pella 26 to 0 after a first quarter drive for six points and a second quarter touchdown. Pella’s offense stalled with turnovers and a weak pass defense allowing Johnson to score twice and Del Pierre to add a 28 yard interception return for a touchdown. Final score Chariton 26, Pella 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Chariton
Prins
del Pierre
Johnson
Weyers
Pell
Ray
Kloostra
van Berkum
Menninga
van Houweling
Lautenbach
Leighton Leading Attendance at Lay Leadership School
The Leighton Reformed Church tops enrollment at Central College s Lay Leadership Training School with 46 attendees, followed by First Reformed Church of Pella with 43. Total enrollment reaches 216 as classes cover Paul Life, Bible Use with Children, Teaching Youth, Church Officers, Group Worship, and Church Music over four more Monday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Reformed Church
Central College
First Reformed Church of
Polla
Third Reformed
Otley
Prairie City
Sully
Eddyville
Pella
Farmers Warm Welcome Massey Harris Self Propelled Picker
Crowds gathered at Vogelaar Hardware in the town Monday to view a Massey Harris self propelled corn picker. The machine, powered independently, was sold to Delmer G. Van Wyk and his father W. D. Van Wyk for harvesting 160 acres on the Galesburg road and Skunk River bottom. They may offer custom work after completing their own crop and a public demonstration day is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogelaar
Massey-Harris
Iowa
Delmer G. van Wyk
W. D. van’ Wyk
Galesburg
Skunk
van Wyks
AmVets Post 26 To Hold Monday Meeting
Town Post No 26 of the Amvets will meet Monday October 21 in the Memorial building. Members should make a special point of being present. All veterans interested in the organization are requested to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amvets
Urge Hunters to Seek Permission Before Hunting Season Opens
The 1946 pheasant season begins October 28 at ten o'clock in 59 town counties. Many hunters lack a hunting location and faces closed or cultivated lands. The piece urges hunters to obtain permission from land-owners, respect property rights, and improve farmer-sportsman relations to sustain access. A survey of 3200 farms shows 66 percent permit hunting with permission, while 14 percent prohibit. 55 percent allow with permission, 11 percent with no restrictions, and 20 percent allow only friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
North Town
Bureau Women Plan Program of Home Study
The Marion County rural women will begin its annual home study program with township chairmen elected from thirteen townships at the Farm Bureau banquet. Mrs R E Newcomer met with chairmen in Knoxville to set goals whileMiss Jeanne Bryant notes the plan will soon start in organized townships with leaders named for Clay Dallas LaCona Knoxville Lake Prairie Liberty Pleasant Grove Polk Summit Washington Swan Percy Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Farm Bureau
R. E. Newcomer
Iowa
Knoyville
Jeanne Bryant
County Extension Home
Clay
L. Rankin
Tracy Dallas
Arthur Smith
Lacona
Franklin
Tommy Jordan
Knoxville
E. Knoxville
Everett Kennedy
Lake
Prairi Nolen
Otley
Lake Prairie
Gerrit van Haalen
Pella Liberty
Marie
Church Services and Bible Readings Across Local Halls
A list of upcoming services and sermon topics at multiple churches including GOSPEL HALL with minister George T. Pinches. Events cover Bible classes Lord's Supper broadcasts on KB 14 and 1240, plus sermons from Rev. Tunis at THIRD REFORMED CHURCH and Rev. L Vermeer at PROT REF CHURCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Pinches
William G Winstead Church Service Schedule
William G Winstead leads morning worship at 10 45 am with a sermon The Majesty of God Evening services begin at 7 30 pm with Baptist Youth Fellowship and a cordial welcome to all The program covers world classes for all ages and a general theme Paul Travis for His Life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Winstead
Paul Travis
God
G I Farm Training Meeting Set for Oct 23
A KiXville meeting for G I Farm operators and workers interested in on the job and institutional training organized by the Veterans Administration will be held at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday October 23 at Knoxville High School. Hosted by the county committee and the U S Department of Agriculture, the session will explain GI Bill benefits including subsistence allowances up to 175 dollars monthly for no dependents or 200 dollars with dependents. Wilbur Drake leads the Knoxville Vocational Agricultural program as committee chair with members from Pella Dallas Columbia Knoxville and surrounding areas encouraging all veterans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I
Veterans Administration
Knoxville High School
U. S. Department of Agricultural County Council
County Veterans Agricultural Training and Advisory Committee
C. E. Stephenson
Wilbur Drake
Don Adel
Pella
Ernest Mueller
Dallas
C. K. Blackman
Columbia
Clarence Sweem
County Aaa
Knoxville
Hubert Havener
Second Reformed Church Sunday Service Schedule
The church lists 9:30 a.m. church school and 10:45 a.m. morning worship with various youth programs and an 0 p.m. evening service. Bernard J. Mulder will be guest minister for the day. All are invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
Bernard J. Mulder
First Reformed Church Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Rev. A. Haverkamp leads at 9:30 Sunday School with Paul Trains for His Life Work followed by 10:45 Morning Worship on The Holy Law of God False Witness Bearing. Evening praise at 3:30 and Simon Peter And the Conversion of Cornelius feature XXV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Paul
Simon Peter
Cornelius
Dutch student speaks on Holland's postwar economy
David Knibbe a Dutch college student and Rotary speaker described Holland's improved living conditions since occupation but warned of bleak finances with no exports and no money for imports. He noted tulip bulbs as the only abundant commodity and cited lost schooling after hiding from Nazis and a year in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Knibbe
Central College
Holland
Rotarians
Mr. Knibbe
United States
Germany
David
Marcel Dupre to Play Organ Recital Here
Marcel Dupre world famous organ virtuoso from Paris to give recital at Douwstra Chapel on October 29. Tickets available from Atlanti, Iowa Falls, Lemars, wa, and Waterloo. Dupre has held top organ posts in France and stunned audiences in New York and Philadelphia. His pupil Dr Gordon Farnell at Central College shares in bringing this event to Pella area. Recital to be held Tuesday night, November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Dupre
Paris
Douwstra Chapel
Atlantiwell
Iowa Falls
Lemars
Waterloo
Dupre
Paris Conservatore
Ecole Normale de Musique
Fountaine- Men Conservatory
Gent
Vidor
St. Sulpice
Bach
Paris Conservatory
New York
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Pella
Gordon Farnell
Central College
Monsieur Dupre Ring
Farnell
Central B Team Beats Washington Junior College 18 to 7
Freshman stars led Central as they defeat Washington Junior College 18 7 with Ray Pickard shining at end. Pickard caught two touchdown passes and showed defensive impact, while Vander Ploeg connected on multiple completions setting up scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cochran
Central Stars
Washington Junior College
Central
Ray Pickard
Pickard
Washington
Hotle
Joe Goad
Thrue
Ralph Dyer
Chuck Vander Ploeg
Lloyd Menning
Vander Ploeg
Louie Schultz
van der Ploeg
Schneider
Jim Arnold
Bington J. C
Grinnell
Kuyper Field
Lumber Use Split Between Construction and Furniture
The article notes that America consumes half of its yearly lumber supply in construction while the remaining timber goes to furniture and other manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Seven Hundred Hogs Marketed Here Monday
The lifting of meat price control drew hogs to market as Farmers Exchange bought seven hundred head none light weight. A fifty five head carload brought three thousand dollars to Del De Haan manager. Hogs quoted 27 per cwt Omaha 28 St Louis 30 Indianapolis with farmers paid 25 in many Iowa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange
Ottumwa
Des Moines
del de Haan
Exchange
Omaha
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Towa
Dr Mulder to Lead Conference Here October 23
Dr Bernard Mulder, General Secretary of the Board of Education, will direct a Christian Education conference for Reformed churches of the Pella Classis and United Presbyterians in the Pella-Des Moines area. An afternoon 3:30 session will cover church education questions for pastors, officers, teachers, and societies. At 8:00 p.m. a mass meeting at the Third Reformed Church will feature Dr Mulder speaking on The Kingdom of God in the Reformed Church with an offering for Christian Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Pella Classis
United Presbyterians
Pella-Des Moines
Second Reformed Church
Bernard Mulder
Board of Education of
The
Reformed Church
Mulder
Third Reformed Church
Wgdom of God
KIWANIANS HEAR DR NANES ON IOWA SCHOOL PROBLEMS
Kiwanians heard Dr Laura Nanes at a Tuesday meeting discuss Iowa school issues. She urged increased state aid, criticized local property tax funding, and cited rural one room schools with poor facilities and underfunding. Nanes, a Central College faculty member, is a Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Roy Drake joined as a new Kiwanis member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Laura Nanes
Central College
Nanes
Hereford 4-H Judging Team Takes Second at Star Ranch Event
Marion County 4-H Hereford Judging team members Lloyd Core Phillip Proffitt and Junior Christensen placed second at the District Blue Grass Hereford Field Day held last Saturday at Star Hereford Ranch near Centerville. Core and Proffitt tied for fourth in individuals while Christensen placed fifth. The winning team was W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Lloyd Core
Phillip Proffitt
Junior Christensen
Phillip Proffit
Chrien
Centerville
Weather note: rainfall totals and frost status
Rainfall last week measured 0.89 inch on October 10 and 0.12 inch on October 18, totaling 1.01 inch. No frost to date in Pella. potato and tomato vines remain untouched as of October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
H. K
Tulip bulb display plans discussed by Chamber and Society
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and the Historical Society met at Jordan Hall to plan distribution of seventy five thousand tulip bulbs from The Netherlands. Mort Goodwin to supervise. bulbs to be sold at five cents each with planting across lanes, parks, and new front yard beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Netherlands
Chamber of Commerce
The
Historical Society
Jordan Hall
J. G. Boot
Will van Sittert
New York
Highway 163
Franklin
Broadway
North Main Street
Park Commission
Central Park
Tulip Town
South Park
West End
Mort Goodwin
Prescott Steenhoek
Joint Committee
Goodwin
Bee Inspector Reports Disease in Marion County
Earl Daniels the state bee inspector completed about three weeks of county work inspecting bee colonies. He found 90 of 206 colonies infected with American Foulbrood and destroyed. The four year program shows a decrease in disease compared with prior years, with about 200 bee keepers in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Daniels
Marion County
Mahaska County 4-H Girls Win Honors at Cattle Congress
Flor ence Van Maanen and Esther Veldhuizen of Leighton represented Black Oak and Scott U-Nead-Us 4-H Club at Waterloo Cattle Congress. They earned red ribbons in the dairy products division for their demonstration Cottage Cheese Why and How, placing high among Town counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska
Waterloo
Florence van Maanen
Esther Veldhuizen
Leighton
Black Oak
Scott U-Nead-Us
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Dubuque
Parsons Barnett
LE Glasgow Gross
Linquist ‘Warne
Berg
Kempkes
Holmes de Beer
Steinhook
Bergman
Anderson Lowe
Norman ‘Anderson
Peters McClelland
Shumaker Steward
D. Brown
Sper
Wahrer
Sims
Croft
Voss
Plotkin
Polito
Thompson
Bandstra
Ver Meer
Walker
Mineart
Menning
Forrigan
Goad
Dyer
Angstead
Duggan
Welch
Kane
Chuck
Lindsay
Salem
Biddenstadt
Barnett
Gorman
Gillespie
Garden Square
Bureau Women Plan
L. Vermeer
Young People's Society
Nebuchadnezzar
G. I. Farm
Rotary
Vary
Temporal College
College Chapel
Washington D. C
Dr. B. Mulder
DR. Nanes
Hereford
Mahaska County
Cattle Congress
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