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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1964

Page

6

Pella, Knoxville battle to 6-6 tie in tense Friday clash

Pella and Knoxville played to a 6-6 draw as the game finished in the closing minutes. Knoxville scored first on a 5 yard TD by Ken Locke after a punt return, then Locke collapsed and was rushed to Mercy Hospital Des Moines for brain blood clot surgery. Pella answered with Craig Douwstra’s 3 yard score and a failed PAT. Total yards favored both sides closely around 175 to 168. Further details were promised in Thursday's Chronicle.

Pella Knoxville Ken Locke Locke Mercy Hospital Des Moines Craig Douwstra Ema Rex van Dyke Charles Brooks Chronicle News

Graceland Takes Invitational Cross Country Meet

Graceland wins the six-team invitational at Beete Golf and Country Club with 33 points, Central College second with 44, and Parsons third. Central place details include Anton Kastberg fourth, Jim Stone seventh, and Dennis Karnstedt close to first with 16 minutes for three miles.

Graceland Central Central College Beete Uib Parsons Dubuque Simpson Upper Iowa University Dennis Karnstedt Anton Kastberg Jim Stone

Central Makes It Five Straight With 14-0 Homecoming Win

Central College rode 265 rushing yards to a 14-0 homecoming victory over Dubuque, marking a fifth straight win. Don Jacobusse opened scoring, Dennis Desouteau added a 44-yard TD, Stone kicked both extra points, and a stout defense limited Dubuque to 38 yards. The Dutchmen held Dubuque’s ground game and forced miscues, with linemen and backs starring on defense as they prepare for Carthage this weekend.

Central College Dubuque Don Jacobusse Central Dennis Descoteau Jacobusse Alty Stone Pat Charlie Stykhuis Blaine Kading Paul Ebbers Tom Stone Russ Furgeson John Anker Dykstra McClimnen Luccarelli Gusto Carthage

Chronicle preview hints at fuller story Thursday

A brief note indicates a more detailed article is planned for Thursday’s Chronicle, signaling forthcoming coverage. The teaser mentions an expanded report to follow in the next issue.

Deverne Renauds honored on 25th anniversary

Deverne and Marlys Renaud of Sully celebrated 25 years of marriage with a Sept 25 gathering at the Sully Community Building. About 35 guests attended a short program including readings by Jerry and Isaac Renaud, a poetry reading, and an account of 25 years together.

Deverne Renauds Deverne Renaud Sully Marlys Kay Renaud Jerry Renaud Isaac Renaud Larry Renaud Jesus Glenn Roorda

Renaud Couple Married in Sully Iowa on Sept 27 1939

The couple Deverne and spouse were united in marriage in Sully Iowa on September 27 1939. They received many gifts and are parents to seven children Marilyn Larry Carolyn Jerry Isaac Randall and Marlys with three grandsons. Attendees included many Renaud and Van de Voort relatives and friends.

Wilfred Renaud Larry Renaud Carolyn Renaud Ellene Schnell Anne van de Voort Deverne Renaud Sully Iowa Anne Marilyn) van de Voort Larry Carolyn Jerry Isaac Randall Marlys Walter Renaud Myron Renaud Merle Rudy Linda Roger Keven Karna Lorna Renaud Lawrence Hazel Bessie Renaud Glenn Roorda Ada Saunders Anie van de Voort, Jr Verlan James Alan Brian Jay Jerry Renaud Marlys Renaud

Peace Corps Volunteer to Visit Central College

Miss Sally Smith, a returned Peace Corps Volunteer who served in Venezuela, will speak to juniors and seniors at Central College on Wednesday October 21. She earned an A.B. from Mount Holyoke in 1959 and taught English in Providence Rhode Island and at the Mount School in York England before joining the Corps in 1962. She taught English as a foreign language at the University of the Andes in Merida.

Sally Smith Venezuela Central College Herbert Mentink Miss Smith Mount Holyoke College Providence R. L Mount School York England University of the Andes Merida

Van Gents celebrate 40th anniversary at church

Arie and Arie Van Gent marked their 40th wedding anniversary on Thursday evening October 8 at the Second Christian Reformed Church. Their family included children Dino Dal Porto of Sacramento and Don ald Van Gent of Holland plus Leo Van Gent of Hampton and seven grandchildren. The event featured scripture, prayers, a short program, and a luncheon hosted by Pricilla Ladies Aid.

Arie van Gent Second Christian Reformed Church Dino Dal Porto Sacramento California Donald van Gent Holland Michigan Leo van Gent Hampton New Hampshire Garret de Boer

Wheat program enrollment soars beyond last year

Roy A. Thompson reports 4,415 Iowa producers signed up in the 1965 fall wheat program, surpassing 2,007 in 1964 and 1,745 in 1963. The total could reach 8,000 or 61 percent of eligible producers as spring signups begin. County totals show Harrison leading with 571 signups, plus 42 in Jasper and 36 in Marion.

Roy A. Thompson Jasper County ASC Iowa ASCS Harrison County Davis Des Moines Fremont Lee Madison Mills Monona Montgomery Page Polk Pottawattamie Ringgold van Buren Woodbury Marion County

Iowa colleges report 10.4 percent enrollment rise in 1963 to 1964

Iowa colleges and universities show a 10.4 percent enrollment increase to 72,857 across 51 institutions. Freshman numbers rise 19.7 percent to 20,348, with state-supported schools hosting 44.5 percent of all students and private colleges 43.6 percent.

Iowa AICP Towa Mary Agnes R.S.M Mount Mercy College Cedar Rapids State University of Iow Iowa State University of Iowa Parsons College Marshalltown Atlantic

Pella FFA launches corn picker safety drive

Roger Steenhoek, president of the Pella FFA, promotes a safety rule to never unclog a running corn picker and urges operators to shut off the machine before leaving the tractor seat. The chapter backs Safe Corn Harvest with support from the Farm Equipment Institute and the National Safety Council to reduce harvest injuries and grain loss.

Pella Ffa Roger Steenhoek Pella Future Farmers of America Roger FFA Spon Farm Equipment Institute National Safety Council

Pointers For Harvest Safety And Equipment Care

The notes advise high yield comes from good weather and careful prep. Check and repair the picker before harvest, ensure shields are in place, and do not rush work as speed harms efficiency and causes clogging. Keep shucks from the exhaust, carry a fire extinguisher, and change operators to reduce risk. Wear snug clothing to avoid entanglement.

Roger

Visitors and Calls Across Newton and Surrounding Areas

Numerous local residents and relatives visited friends and family across Newton Prairie City Sully Oskaloosa Des Moines and nearby towns. Notable names include Marie Swank Dielis Van Zante Ary Spencer Nettie Geenen Eva Stubenrauch Gerrit Dykstra and the Van Mersbergen and Kuiper families with excursions to California Florida and Iowa communities.

Marie Swank Pete van Kooten Rose Hill Dielis van Zante Newton Edwin Vander Ploeg Dale H. van Dever Cecil Terpstra Raymond Jones Erma Dalse City Fla Ary Spencer D. Lewis Delbert Lewis California Nettie Geenen Sully Ted Emmert Fred Compton Burl Holdsworth Killduff Alicia Elscott Henry Vander Wilt Clark Barry Des Moines Gerrit Dykstra Prairie City

Social Security Questions for Pella Chronicle Readers

Des Moines SSA field representative answers readers questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Answers cover when agents visit, reporting farm workers, and benefits status. Contact details and schedule guidance provided.

Des Moines Social Security Administration Pella Chronicle W. C. Barclay 205 12Th Street Iowa

Dinner Guests Highlight Fremont and Pella Families

Mr and Mrs Van Mersburg gen and Judy were dinner guests of the Richard Brink family of Fremont. Mrs C Willemsen was a dinner guest Sunday at her son s home Warner and family near Pella.

van Mersburgen Judy Richard Brink Fremont C. Willemsen Warner and Pella

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