Parsons Downed Flying Dutchmen 12-6 in Slow Game
Parsons dominated the first half to beat Central 12-6 before a capacity Fairfield crowd. Eddie Clark scored twice for Parsons, with Dave Brown and a strong defense securing the win as Central’s late drives stalled and Parsons preserved the lead.
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Parsons
Central
Fairfield
Kelly Greens
Fleet
Eddie Clark
Phil Schrank
Dave Brown
Clark
Dave Hagedorn
News from Nearby Towns Report on church and social visits
Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching service at 10 30. Mrs W A Anderson and Mrs Ted Tubbs called on Mr and Mrs Bill Koopman at their home last week Tuesday morning. Koopman recently returned home from Lutheran Hospital Des Moines where she had surgery. Chas Bailey visited her mother Mrs George Kingery in Knoxville last Thursday evening. Mr Bailey attended the Case show. Harold Bailey and family also visited.
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Chas. Bailey
Ted Tubbs
C. F. Blackman
Knoxville
Ed de Zwarte
Paul Langstrant
Harry de Jong
Sully
N. C. Berry
Wilbur Berry
Edville
Ernest Anderson
Nick Brat
Alma Avery
Mes
Harry Ver Steeg
Marjorie Heffelfinger
Indianola
John Vanden Baard
Dan Rietveld
Otley
Percy Clement
Bruce Heywood
Louise
Raymond Karr
Pella Juniors Dominate Oskaloosa 20 0 in Thriller
Pella Junior High shut out Oskaloosa Junior High 20 to 0 ending the three year Osky Braves streak. Eighth graders played most of the game. Bill Milbourn starred offensively with a 95 yard punt return called back, plus a touchdown and extra point. Roger Palmphist added two touchdowns. Bob Ulrich kicked an extra point. Oskaloosa offered little threat as Pella’s defense and seventh graders impressed. The Oct 31 clash at Osky looms as payback and the season finale.
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Pella
Oskaloosa
Osky” Braves
Bill Milbourn
Pella Hoys
Osky
Bill
Cleatis Hershey
Rds
Paul Bogaard Reed
Milbourn
Roger Palmphist
Bob Ulrich
Social visitors fill weekend at multiple area homes
Sunday and Friday visits span Knoxville Ottumwa Chariton Indianola Otley and nearby farms. Families including De Zwarte Langstrant Crosby Avery Anderson Ver Steeg and Clement hosted or were visited by relatives and friends with multiple calls in afternoons and evenings.
Local Families Share News From Lower Grove Community
Congratulations to Connie Wyngarden and family on the arrival of a new son. Reports list hospital stays for Mrs. Tracey Boyd and Walter Jackson. A wiener roast at the Earl Boyd cabin drew twenty six attendees including Mike Wilson and Wanda Hoksbergen. Various visits and dinners are noted among the Boyd, Allen, Schmidt, and Vander Hart households with neighbors from Sully Newton Scarsboro and Flagler mentioned.
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Connie Wyngarden
Goldie Carter
Earl Boyd
Walter
Tracey Boyd
Walter Jackson
Lower Grove
Mike Wilson
Newton
Wanda Hoksbergen
Sammie Schmidt
Karl
Glen Dunwoody
Homer Boyd
Ivyl Allen
Junior Clangy and
Jill
Andrs. Afton Allen
Eunice Clark
Scarsboro
Wilbur Allen
Roger
Max Allen
Debbie
Emil Allen
Bennie Swank
Sully
Earl
Mary Ellen Vander Hart
India Farmers Thank Iowa CROP for Plows and Pumps
A Punjab relief note from Ranjit M Chetsingh credits Iowa CROP for distributing plows and irrigation pumps via Episcopal Methodist Presbyterian and Salvation Army networks. The letter praises efforts toward a self supporting Punjab and mentions upcoming November farm to form canvass plans and local Hallowe en night canvassing.
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Iowa
State
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
Punjab
Iowa Crop
Christian Agricultural
Ranjit M. Chetsingh
National Christian Council of India
Episcopal
Methodist
Presbyterian
Salvation Army
Kharar
Towa
Hallowe'en
Local Social Notes From Pella and Nearby Areas
Rol screenings and visits fill a Sunday as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Uster mark a family gathering in the Olivier home. Charlene Spoelstra attends Newton Church events while the Grandins and Van Houwelings spend a weekend in McGregor. A weekend in Minneapolis finds the Van Reeses with the Coans. Vander Veer shop visits occur in Oskaloosa and Charley Spoelstra relocates near Pella. Charles Vos returns from San Diego boat training and gears toward submarine school in New London. Herb Vander Waal and Bill Gosselink take days off, Gertrude Laurens vacations in Kalamazoo, and the Couches host Longs in Knoxville.
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Arthur Ustermarkt
Runnells
Edward Olivier
Charlene Spoelstra
Newton Chr
Murry Grandin
Melvin van Houweling
McGregor
Jack van Rees
John R. Coan
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Vander Veer
Charley Spoelstra
Pella
Rom
Harles W. Vos
San Diego
Emeline
Ed Vos
Charles
New London
Amon Long
Jim Couchman
Knoxville
Bernard Van Wyk Noted in Pella Court Report
In the last issue the court report listed Bernard without an address. The correct entry should read Bernard Van Wyk, Monroe, Iowa, week.
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Pella
Bernard
Bernard van Wyk
Monroe
Iowa
Learning to Share by Lloyd Lowell
A mother chases fighting siblings over a toy road grader in a sandbox. The piece argues that children learn sharing through experience and turns, noting parental overreach can hinder learning. Younger kids accept simple timing rules, while older lessons require balanced ownership and lending concepts.
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Mother
Marked Advances In Design Of Modern Schools
The article notes major strides in education amid classroom shortages. It highlights closed circuit TV, flexible seating, daylighted corridors, movable desks, and semi circular layouts to create brighter, more inviting schools. Architect Lawrence Perkins emphasizes outdoor light and orderly storage as keys to learning.
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Ically
Lawrence B. Perkins
Chicago
U.S
Sharing Rules for Very Young Children
The text explains how to teach sharing by giving cues that one child’s turn is over and suggesting substitutes. It advises trading toys when another child is using one, and explains that collective ownership of shared toys helps reduce conflict. It notes the difficulty of sharing a new, attractive toy and the need for special tolerance at first.
UN agency assists nations on industry and labor problems
Nations struggling with industry and labor issues may seek help from a United Nations agency. The organization offers guidance, expertise, and policy support to address economic development, employment, and industrial challenges globally.
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