Otley News notes weddings and obituaries in brief
Otley residents enjoyed vacations at the Wisconsin Dells and a couple wed at the Otley Reform ed parsonage. Mart in Wittenburgh dies in Mt Pleasant Hospital. services held in Pella. Funeral attendees include James Witzenburg and Allen Witzenburg. Mrs Walter Van Dorland, 44, dies at her daughter’s home with survivors listed. Local school year opens with Mrs Ethel Ustermarkt cooking. State Fair visit noted.
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Duane van Haaften
Wisconsin Dells
Judith Bandstra
Scarsboro
Lorence van Dusseldrop
Otley
Otley Reformed Parsonage
van Dusseldrop
Pella
van Dusseldorp
Rosscreen Company
Martini Wittenburgh
Mt. Pleasant
Garden Chapel
Harvey
James Witzenburg
New York
Des Moines
Allen Witzenburg
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
New
Ton
Bill Vriezelaars
Gerald Koopmans
David
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Witzenburg
Mr. Witzenburg
Fae Koopmans
Jennie Vander Kolk
Allen Beyer
Janice
Allen
Camp Westconson
Grandma
Ethel Ustermarkt
Marvin Staal
John Staal
Otley Reformed Church
van Dorland
Walter van Dorland
Daniel Fisk
William Castel
Keith Dickerson
Bean Verners
William
Marion
Tunis Vonk
Third Reformed Church
Sugar firm unveils non lumping brown sugar in tests
A major sugar company claims a granulated brown sugar that will not lump and flows freely, now tested in four cities as it moves toward market. A new fluorescent lamp promises up to 25 percent more light than current types. Affluent smokers can spruce up rooms with an imitation leopard skin smoking accessories set including ashtrays lighters and an eight inch cigarette s.
Banter Aoostie High School Humour Column
A humorous school column by James Shiley and English IV students at Pella High School notes the origin of the word banter, jokes about class tone signals, a near indoor pool look at cafeteria ceilings, animal languages lectures, locker combo struggles, and thumb mechanics linking to Oddfellows.
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James Shiley
Shiley
PHS
Ginny
Mr. Shiley
Ned Hedrick
Rotary
Ned
Wilkins
Pelladium Editorial Staff Credits
The Pelladium lists staff editors Don Shetterly and Ann Veldhuis with assistants Ann Veldhuis, Jean Morgan, and reporters including Carol Gosselink Arlene De Geus Lois De Haan Kay Butler Rose Ann Van Essen Tim Caldwell Clarence Van Essen Judy Steenhoek Sandra Cowell. Cartoonist Mary Van Nimwegen and advisor Miss Mary Rutter are named.
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Don Shetterly
Ann Veldhuis
Jean Morgan
Carol Gosselink
Arlene de Geus
Lois de Haan
Kay Butler
Rose Ann van Essen
Tim Caldwell
Clarence van Essen
Judy Steenhoek
Sandra Cowell
Mary van Nimwegen
Miss Mary Rutter
Name of the week Sarah Clapsaddle
A cautionary verse warns against assaults in school corridors and urges maintaining a safe building. The piece centers on a student named Sarah Clapsaddle and stresses zero tolerance for violence.
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Sarah Clapsaddle
Miss Mary Rutter Named New Pelladium Sponsor
Mary Rutter, Newton High and Central College graduate, will guide Pella High students as Pelladium sponsor and house mother in Central College French House. She teaches English to 121 students, advises the Palladium staff, and enjoys reading biking and church singing while aiming for a fun, engaging year.
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Pella High
Mary Rutter
Rutter
Newton High School
Central College
Central
Pella High School
Palladium
Baptist Church
Miss Rutter to Teach at Pella High School
Miss Rutter announced her plan to join Pella High School staff, expressing enthusiasm for teaching and for helping students learn more about American heritage through literature.
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Miss Rutter
Rutter
Pella High
Cookout at Lake Keomah First GRA Activity
The Girls Recreation Association of Pella High held an overnight cookout at Lake Keomah near Oskaloosa. About fourteen girls and chaperones attended. They left Pella Friday at 5 30 p.m. and stayed in the lodge with a cookout, a four mile hike, and watermelon before returning Saturday morning. This event began a series of GRA activities.
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Girls Recreation Association
Pella High
Lake Keomah
Oskaloosa
Pella
Mary McCormick
G.R.A
Donna Chadwick
Kenneth Harter
Dramatics Club Forms At Pella High
Pella High School hosts its first Dramatics Club meeting on September 9 with 25 prospective members. Jean Morgan, president of The Spians, outlines aims while Mrs. Berglund suggests activities. The satellite group will earn Thespian points and meet Thespian officers September 13 after school.
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Pella
Jean Morgan
Thespians
Berglund
English II
Dramatics Club
Judy Grandin
Carol Ver Meer
Kathy Power
Craig Douwstra
Ted Webbher
Negro Major Issue In Social Problems
In social problems class students, guided by Ed Epperly, explore the NAACP and the Negro white relations issue, asking what caused trouble and what solutions might come from understanding origins, treatment, and current status. The aim is to learn where the Negro came from and why he is here, then present possible remedies.
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Ed Epperly
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
FHA District Meeting In Pella Draws 380
The first annual FHA district meeting for district seven was held September 14 at Pella Community High School. About 380 girls from 13 central Iowa towns attended, with Pella hosting the event after Mingo could not provide facilities. The program featured speaker Joe Moore and a dedication ceremony, with fifteen discussion groups and multiple city hostesses driving the activities.
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FHA
Pella
Pella Community High School
Towa
Iowa
Mingo
Joe Moore
Des Moines
C.C. Buerkens
Judith Steenhoek
Kansas City
Missouri
Lynda Gezel
Louise van Zante
Carlisle
Judi Brower
Ames
Sandie Sneller
Nevada
Linda Schakel
Knoxville
Janice Steenhoek
Monroe
Barb Vanden Berg
Bondurant
Juniors Enjoy Television In PHS Classroom
KDPS TV has offered English supplementary courses to 11th graders for three years. At PHS the program runs three times weekly in Miss Rutter’s first period Junior class, an experimental group. The aim is to spark interest in American literature while teachers guide students in grammar and composition. An amusing moment occurred when the broadcast faded as Captain Kangaroo announced the banana man would appear next day.
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Kdps-Tv
PHS
Rutter
Kaptain Kangeroo
Four-Year-Old Grows Giant Maquoketa Sunflowers
Sheryl Ann Roth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Neal Roth of Maquoketa, displays a green thumb by cultivating sunflowers. Her tallest stalk reaches 13 feet with an 18 inch flower, among several giants she raised at home.
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Sheryl Ann
Neal ‘Roth
Maquoketa
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