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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1976
Page
2
Al Cubbage, Chronicle sports writer, is knocked into action when a Friday game turns chaotic. He leaves with a bloodied knee but spirits intact, and the piece reflects on luck and the Bicentennial era. The column blends local sports color with reflections on free enterprise and light humor about Slurp Jokes.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra will be heard weekly on station KPLL Pella starting October 3. A 39 week run airs Sundays at 2 p.m. under Sir Georg Solti. Kerrilyn Loynachan and Allen Nunnikhoven announce their engagement as a December wedding is planned. The bride is a Knoxville high school graduate who attended Dordt College and studies nursing. the groom is a Pella Christian high school graduate and co owner manager of Nunnikhoven Farms Oskaloosa.
The Women’s Federated Club began its year with a program titled Through a Portrait of Women’s Federated Club presented by Gladys Power. Eddie Dunkin announced schedules for upcoming activities including a craft demonstration by Mrs. R J Brand, a past styles program, spring tour, Camp Sunnyside trip, and a salad luncheon. New officers include president Gladys Power and vice president Maribelle Van Tuyl with Miriam Roberts as recording secretary and Eddie Dunkin as corresponding secretary.
William C. Whitten an associate of Dwaine F Meyer announces his registration to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office He is Drake Law School graduate of 1975 and has worked with Meyer's law office since February He served in the U S Air Force retiring in 1972 He is married to Shirley Whitten with three children and one grandson they reside near Tracy
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