11 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
1
The note describes an effort to start a two part process in a local office with cooperation to help. It mentions preparation steps and variable support to enable progress. The text is fragmented but indicates a structured approach and intent to collaborate.
Social Security notes describe tax and benefit details for an elderly reader. It explains premiums for medical insurance and the interaction with Social Security, noting that some benefits may terminate due to coverage changes and that Social Security tax is paid regardless of age. The item serves as guidance for consumers about benefits and obligations.
Mr and Mrs Donald J Dahm Ballwin Missouri welcome a 9 pound Jeffrey Michael born April 7 1968. Grandparents Leonard Dahm Peoria and Arthur Tysseling Pella. Great grandmothers H A Tusseling Tunie Paltzer of Pella. On April 8 1968 Mr and Mrs Harold James Ottumwa Iowa adopted son Kenneth William born December 2 1967. Grandparents Cecil James Ottumwa and Arthur Tysseling Pella. Great grandmothers Tysseling and Tunie Paltzer. The mothers are former Arlene and Willene Tysseling twin daughters of Arthur Tysselings. Advertising does not create demands as much as it satisfies needs.
Assistant Waters Superintendent Louis Boers warns youths against careless boating after three drownings from unsafe use of boats and rafts. Officials urge wearing life jackets and keeping rescue devices within reach, and families should rehearse survival plans with exact locations of safety gear.
Rep John Kyl of Bloomfield announced re election bid for a fifth term in the Iowa Fourth district. He noted support for the House Code of Ethics Resolution adopted April 3, stressing conduct and disclosure of earnings above five hundred dollars from car businesses with government ties. He plans appearances during the Easter recess and at the state Republican convention in the district.
The Netherlands War Graves committee plans a ten day visit for Gold Star mothers and close relatives to graves of sons and relatives in The Netherlands. The group will depart New York by plane on May 26 and stay with Dutch families at little or no cost beyond transatlantic airfare. The trip emphasizes personal remembrance and official hospitality from the committee.
Iowa state officials report 261 of 455 districts raised per pupil spending by more than the 13 percent cap set by a new law for 1967-68. A budget review committee warns districts and will conduct a thorough review of next year’s budgets, promising only warnings this cycle.
Townspeople and Central college community joined a candlelight parade from Jordan hall to Central Park and back in tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King. About 150 marchers participated. The event followed his funeral in Atlanta and included a silent return prayer at the college.
Memorial day events will honor over 10 000 American World War II dead interred or commemorated at Margra Ten American Military Cemetery. The Dutch decorate graves for Memorial day and plans include sightseeing and visits to American cemeteries in Belgium and Luxemburg. Interested persons should write the Netherlands War Graves Committee P. O. Box 2 Wheaton Illinois 60187.
Pella area Republicans plan a 25 dollar dinner in Des Moines honoring retiring U S Senator Rourke B Hickenlooper on April 16 with Everett Dirksen as speaker at Veterans Auditorium The event leads to district caucuses to pick delegates and alternates for the Republican national convention with the Fourth district meeting at Hotel Savery to select 10 at large delegates and alternates and later a statewide convention to nominate a national committeeman and committeewoman for Iowa
Jack Warren of Waterloo, Republican state chairman, estimated about 4,000 tickets will be sold for the Hickenlooper dinner, signaling strong turnout hopes for the event.
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