24 Jan 1969
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1969
Page
1
In our opinion the staff of Community Hospital have achieved full accreditation by the Joint Commission of the Accreditation of Hospitals, the highest standing a hospital can reach. The commission’s praise compared the hospital to a top college, and the praise extends to all who contributed to the effort.
Syndicated columnist Sydmes Barra argues for segregated classes in lower grades, claiming boys mature slower and need varied, hands on activities. He cites desire for independence and access to diverse materials and stresses removing sexual content and reducing social conflict.
A long letter argues against opening the dowel theater Sunday night to keep church attendance intact. It suggests shutting electricity to force candlelight services, cites youth watching sinful movies, and questions if all days should be equal in devotion. The writer notes sincere Christians and hints at reconsideration of Sunday opening.
Editor argues parking meters will curb congestion in the business district by limiting all-day parking. Proposes issuing revenue bonds to buy free parking spaces near businesses, anticipating farmer complaints as towns adopt meters. Contends a dime is cheap and parking meters reflect modern practice.
Other editors say Kennedy brings new hope amid Democratic party trouble and calls for change. The piece notes internal divisions and debate over leadership directions as the party seeks a path forward.
A drama recital titled The Search for Truth will be presented Sunday at 8 pm in Douwstra Auditorium by Jo hannes W Kuiper a senior from The Netherlands. The program includes scenes from diverse plays and will be followed by a reception in Kuiper's honor in the Volaar Room. Admission is free.
Dick Opie of Knoxville was chosen to lead the Marion County Republican Central Committee replacing Elmer Vermeer who resigned to become legislative assistant to Gov. Robert D. Ray. Opie owns Opie's Decorating Center and serves as president-elect of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce with several local affiliations.
Local page from the Pella Chronicle Adver tiser dated Friday January 24 1969 presents community notices, small ads, and brief local items reflecting town events and advertisements of that edition. The page compiles neighborhood references, church notices, and shop features typical of a mid 1960s Iowa city newspaper.
The Faculty Trio from Faith Baptist Bible College Ankeny will perform special music during Sunday services at Berean church. Professors Burgeson Flemin and Doonan, staff members at Faith Baptist Bible College Ankeny, will lead the musical tribute. Connie Robus of Pella Rt. earns placement on the Des Moines Area Community College directors' list for outstanding achievement in the fall quarter medical assistant program Ankeny.
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