Statesman Morale High Despite Injuries for Penn Grid Season
Statesman coach Don Thomasson reports high morale yet injuries bite Penn football as 50 candidates remain for varsity. Key loss Marc Kolbaum transfers to Colorado State. Penn lacks depth and experience but expects a strong opener at Buena Vista with a squad led by sophomores and several freshmen slated for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Marc Kolbaum
Colorado State
Marc
Ida Grove
Iowa
Thomasson
Colorado
Ference
Chuck Henry
Bert Latimer
Bill Lo
Buena Vista
Tulip City Saddle Club Fun Show Set For Thursday
The Tulip City Saddle Club will hold a Fun Show on Thursday at 7 P.M. in the De Jong Lumberyard arena with events like Grand Entry, Barrel Races, Pole Bending and Pick-Up Race. Members must sign up by 7 P.M. Sept. 16, entries via Mary Ann Terpstra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulip City
Junior Cade
Keith Sloan
Randy
Aston Terpstra
Harley Terpstra
Harry Terpstra
Tulip City Saddle Club
Bob Houser
Junior Schuring
Schipper speaks to Des Moines CUI alumni group
Central College head football coach Ron Schipper outlined team prospects for Des Moines area alumni at a luncheon at the Des Moines Elks Club. Attendees included Lubbers Bos Youngberg and others. Tusseling and Albers accompanied the college delegation. Central opens its season September 18 versus Luther College in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schipper
Des Moines
CUI
Pella
Ron Schipper
Central College
Richard
Babe) Tusseling
Darrell Albers
Bill Thompson
Central
Luther College
Vermeer to Speak at GOP Women’s Fall Meeting
Elmer H. Vermeer, newly elected Marion County Republican Central Committee chairman from Pella, will speak at the fall meeting of the Republican Council of Women. A pot-luck supper begins Sept. 20 at 6 30 p.m. at Shadle Memorial Park shelter house, Pleasantville, with husbands as guests. Knoxville president Mrs Grayce Richards announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Vermeer
Pella
Republican Central Committee
Marion County
Republican Council of Women
Grayce Richards
Knoxville
Shadle Memorial Park
Pleasantville
Women’s Council
Pella PP&K event opens Sept 14 at Ulrich HQ
Ulrich Motor Co. hosts registration for PP&K punt, pass and kick with no body contact no entry fee and no special gear. In 1964 PP&E reported 601 459 boys entered. Entrants judged by distance and accuracy with tied scores resolved October 9 at Kuyper Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp&k
Rudy Ulrich
Ulrich Motor Co
Pp&e
Council On Youth Fitness
Ulrich
CUI
Kuyper
District and Area Winners Aim for Top Division Titles
District winners earn trophies while area winners compete for the 12 division championships. The six national winners will receive PP and K championship trophies, with the remaining six earning national runner-up trophies. All 12 finalists advance to the Tour of Champions.
Des Moines site chosen for conference due to Telecise Project success
Des Moines selected as conference site amid praise for its Telecise Project. Robert E. Hays, 35, Maquoketa, named assistant director of the League of Iowa Municipalities, succeeding Clayton Ring who moves to the University of Iowa Institute of Public Affairs. Bliss to attend GOP dinners and meetings in Des Moines as part of Republican National Committee chairmanship activities. Governor Hughes defends daylight saving time stance as eastern Iowa cities stay on daylight time until Oct. 25.
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Quency
Des Moines
Scalise
League
Robert E. Hays
Maquoketa
League of Iowa
Bee
Clayton Ring
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Bliss Ray
Bliss
Republican National Committee
Dick Nixon
Hughes
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Davenport
Burlington
Fort Madison
Ilinois
Social Security Q A in Pella Chronicle column
Des Moines Social Security Office answers reader questions on Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. A reader earning $1450 yearly under age 72 will lose $125 in 1965. earnings up to $1500 will be allowed with no benefit loss starting after 1965. The column invites questions to W C Barclay, SSA.
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Des Moines
The
Social Security Administration
Pella Chronicle
W. C. Barclay
12Th Street
Iowa
Harvey woman killed crossing Highway 92 in Iowa
Mrs Rosa Mae Rickabaugh 62 of near Harvey Iowa was struck and killed at 1130 am Thursday Sept 9 while crossing Highway 92 to reach her mailbox in front of her farm home. Driver was Dr F P Ralston of Knoxville. She leaves eight children with one daughter Vicky a Knoxville high school senior. Funeral services pending.
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Monroe
Rosa Mae Rickabaugh
Harvey
F. P. Ralston
Knoxville
Rickabaugh
Earl Rickabaugh
Otley
Vicky
Oregon
Texas
Tennessee
Cassie Rickabaugh
Burton Zerley
Student faculty reception at Central College
The 1965-66 school year opens with a Friday evening reception at Central College in Pella Iowa on Sept 17 at 7 30 in Graham Hall. New students will meet the faculty and administrative staff with introductions by Dean Bette Brunsting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Central College
Graham Hall
Bette Brunsting
Welcome to New Students Event at Cox-Snow Music Center
Women will host the evening with a receiving line for the president and Mrs Arend D Lubbers and other faculty in the dorms upper lounge. Faculty and students will mingle in the lower lounge and choose entertainment. A buffet supper is served before 9 p.m. followed by a dining hall party and a 9:30 p.m. film showing of An American in Paris in the Cox Snow Music Center Recital Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arend D, Lubbers
James Graham
William K. Hinga
Paris
Cox-Snow Music Center
Widow's benefits before 62 and marriage status rules
The policy parallels benefits for early retirement. claims between 60 and 75 match those from 62 to 75. A widow cannot collect on a first husband until age 62 if remarriage or status changes occurred. A marriage ending ends the widow status. wait until 62 to file on current husband. A question about a father who owned a grocery business until late 1951 is noted but lacks a clear benefit action.
Pella Reader Qualifies For Social Security Under New Law
A 76 year old man with four quarters of coverage is denied under prior rules. The September 1965 ruling allows benefits due to age. He will receive a monthly benefit of 35 dollars starting September 1965.
Cold Weather Spinning Leather Mittens
Modern anglers share a winter hack using top quality leather mittens. Cut a slice in the back of the right mitten to slip out the casting finger for release and slip it back for retrieve. The adjustment lets hikers fish through the coldest weather.
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Don Thomasson
Mike White
Packwood
Lowell Smith
Gary
Indiana
Larry Milligan
Tom Sherman
Wells
Thomassen
Marion County State Bank
Guy de Haan
Darrell Richard Hiemstra
Casey van Weeld
Dielem Meer
Jim de Boer
Case Dein
Vernon Roorda
Gary Vermeer
Leroy van Weelden
Harry Vermeer
Bob Power
Kenneth Bean
W. A. Weirather
Terry Schultz
Eddie Dieleman
Chronicle News
Saddle Club
Clark Taylor
Mgr
Federal Land Bank Assn
North Market
Oskaloosa
Irwin J. Lubbers
Cornelius Bos
Gus Youngberg
John Sikkink
Rich Youngberg
Bob Pentice
Sidney Holden
Gary McClimnen
Don Te Ronde
Tom Gaard
Carroll Wilson
Orville Dunkin
John Ellis
Arvin de Cook
Don van Hemert
Ken Abbas
Dick Mitchell
Elmer Vermeer
GOP
Lynnville-Sully
Steve Becker
Carl van Dulorp
Tom van Sittert
Art Knowles
Doug Terpstra
Gene Jansen
Jim Johnson
Carl van Dusseldorp
Tim Johnson
K. C. Walster
Highway 92
Stormor
Ver
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Sully, Iowa
Imaster
Bloom
Bakker
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