Recent Moves by Sully Residents
Mrs Tunis Blom records local changes in Sully and nearby: the Vande Krols moved in with Edna Vande Krol and plan to take over Ed Van Rees’s former mobile home. the Guess family moved into the Vande Krols’ former house. the Vos family moved into the Guess house and the Guesses purchased the Vande Krols’ home. In SULLY other items note Glenn Van Steinwyk visiting from Minneapolis, coffee guests at the Moes home, and a First Reformed church dinner at the Maple Buffet in Knoxville with many attendees. The Sully Lions Club hosted a dinner for wives, with the Sully softball team also present.
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Sully
Lehrt Vande Krol
Edna Vande Krol
Ed van Rees
Lester Guess
Vande Krols
Ronnie Vos
Guess
Guesses
Sally
Glenn van Steinwyk
Minneapolis
Anne de Reuiter
Bill Moes
Marie Brand
Leonard van Genderen
Moes
Men’s Brotherhood of the First Reformed Church
Knoxville
Adrian Rozendaal
Marvin Swank
Ted Rozendaal
Bob Dunbergen
Kammeraad
Abe Vander Beek
Don de Jong
Arthur Vander Pol
Carroll Vander Wilt
Joe Harthoorn
Pete van Manen
Sam Vander Zyl
Nick Hoksbergen
Junior Ver Ploeg
Henry M. van Wyk
D. Bandstra
Harlan Terpstra
Ed Hoksberger
Henry Veldhuizen
Norman van Manen
Carroll Blom
Lions Club
S E Warren Rally Falls Short as Pella Girls Win
In a tight Iowa girls basketball clash, Pella Christian defeated Southeast Warren 5 to 4. Pitcher Carolyn Van Arkel matched Southeast Warren’s Savage with one walk each, Van Arkel hitting a double, while Southeast Warren’s Lawrence hit a seventh inning homer. Pella Christian’s next game is at Runnells tonight.
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S.E. Warren
Pella
Pella Christian Gals
Southeast Warren
Carolyn van Arkel
Savage
van Arkel
Lawrence
Warren
Pella Christian
Runnells
Louis D. van Wyk
North Broadway
Iowa
North Mahaska PTA Elects New Officers
The North Mahaska PTA met September 5 in New Sharon High School gym with a large attendance. Former president Gerald German installed new officers led by Rev. David Jurgins as president and P Kenoeney as vice president, Louis Smith secretary, and Mrs. Harry Bond treasurer.
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North Mahaska
New Sharon
Gerald German
David Jurgins
P. Kenoeney
Louis Smith
Harry Bond
Don Latcham
Charles Hamilton
Charles Rinkle
Robert Knowler
George Pinkerton
P. D. Mason
Bill Young
Harry Deucore
Dale Russell
Harold Williams
Gerald Little
Myron Eagle
Keith Renaud
Robert Gatton
Funeral services for C. S. Van Hemert 74
Funeral services for Cornelius S. Van Hemert 74 who died August 30 1963 at Pel la Community hospital were held September 3 at First Reformed church Pella with Rev R A De Jong and Rev Glen C Peterman officiating. Burial was at Black Oak Center cemetery with Van Dyk Duven arranging. He married Lena Tysseling in 1914 and had worked in farming, Pella Pipe and Tank, Lynnville elevator, and Douglas Mains Advertising Co. Surviving are one brother William of Pella. His wife Lena died June 15 1963. He was active in the church as elder and Sunday school teacher.
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C. S. van Hemert
Pella Community Hospital
R. A. de Jong
First Reformed
Pella
Lynnville
Douglas Mains Advertising Co
Pella Hospital
William
van Hemert
First Reformed Church
Lena
Central Faculty Retreat Views Campus Problems
The Central College faculty and administration completed a two day on campus retreat to map growth and expansion. President Arend D Lubb ers Dean James Graham and Assistant Dean Jack Wilson led sessions on What Central College Should and Can Be and The Relationship of a Growing Central to her Clientele. Miriam Dusenbery spoke on Homework as the group discussed curriculum student faculty ratio admissions and retention with cross examination. The event closed with meetings and a Faculty Club Picnic at West Market Park and Graham Hall Dining.
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Central College
Arend D. Lubbers
James Graham
Jack Wilson
West Market Park
Graham Hall
Fisherman nets 14 pound catfish in Des Moines River
Gilbert Schrepfer of Farmington reeled in a 14 pound flathead catfish in the Des Moines River, a notable feat for local anglers. The catch underscores the river’s fishing potential and the skill of area fisherfolk.
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Gilbert Schrepfer
Farmington
Des Moines
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North Mahaska Pta
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Gerrit
Marce S
Miriam Dusenbery
Oskaloosa
Catfish
Anna van Wyk
Will D. van Wyk
Martha and
Rebecca
Marie Comstock
Leighton
Arie Vander Hoek
Monroe
Anna Klein
A. T. van der Beek
John S. Gosselink
Otley
Mel Kruis
Carl Vander Schaf
Joe Schutte
Mrs
Ben Mulder
Madison
Kathryn Philby
Washington
Mrs. Forrest D. Roorda
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Lincoln
Bernie Menninga
Mrs. Melvin Slagier
Harvey
Mrs. Marion
Swank Peoria Area
Anna Bell de Zwarte
Evalena Vander Zy
University
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