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Pella Chronicle Advertiser

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1967

Page

3

This is the Place Iowa book on Iowa history and heroes

A revised second edition from Iowa State University Press by Margaret L. Posten surveys Iowa’s settlement growth and notable figures. It spans chapters on terrain and growth, travel, ancient and frontier eras, statehood, wars, pioneers, and a Hall of Fame, with 70 photos and price of 4.50.

Iowa Iowa State University Press Margaret L. Posten Villisca Mississippi River Spirit Lake Hall of Fame Ames

Terry Hendrix Leaves for Viet Nam Duty on Short Furlough

Terry Hendrix, son of Mrs. Maxine Todd and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rinehart, arrived home June 6 for a 14 day furlough before reporting to Fort Lewis Washington for duty in Viet Nam. He entered military service January 20.

Terry Hendrix Maxine Todd Murray Rinehart Fort Lewis Wash Viet Nam

Teens Enter Marion County Wool Needlework Contest

Teen knitters and crocheters may enter the 1967 National Wool Needlework Contest via the Marion County Fair July 25 to 30. Entries must be 100 percent wool or mohair, bought in the United States, completed since January 1, 1967, and bear a yarn label. Contact the Marion County Fair secretary for rules and submission details.

Marion County United States

First Queen Elizabeth Bathed But Once In Month-Shortage Of Soap

A compact history traces soap from Roman origins at Sapo Hill to Elizabeth I's monthly baths and later advances in soapmaking. Dial with anti bacterial hexachlorophene revolutionized the industry in 1948, offering odor and infection control while remaining mild.

Elizabeth Rome Sapo Hill Dial Research Laboratories Tiber Elizabeth I England France

Area Rotarians Meet at Pella High School Today

An all day District 600 Rotary conference opened at Pella Community High School with registration at 9 a.m. M F Whitney, new host club president, presided as District Governor Collidge led the morning session and incoming Governor Kirk delivered the main address. A noon luncheon followed in the cafeteria. Claire Gifford, current local club president, led activities as officers and bulletin editors from 51 clubs gathered for separate discussion groups after lunch. New officers were briefed as Rotary policies for the year ahead were announced.

Rotary Clubs Pella Community High School M. F. Whitney Collidge Kirk Claire Gifford Rotary

District club representatives attend city meeting

At least 250 out of town representatives from the five clubs in the district were present as officers presented their final reports and the Pella Community High School band played during the noon hour.

Ficers Pella Community High School

Sully Lynnville Eighth Graders Earn Diplomas

Sully Lynnville eighth graders earned diplomas after visiting the Amana Colonies on May 26. Chaperons were Mrs Marjorie Me Artor and Mrs Jean Schular with bus driver Peter Schular. Graduates include Dennis Beyer Lois Boot Ronald Brooksma Kenneth Brown Brad Crews Gary Christensen Micky Cross Susan Dunsbergen Darrell Gosselink Kurt Harthoorn Brian Heemsbergen Norman Henderson Pam Higginbotham Peggy Higginbotham Alan Lisk Gary Lower Ronald Meredith Gary Meyer Gary Millang Terry Nash Steven Oswalt Robert Phillips Merrill Pol Dennis Renaud Karna Renaud Rudy Renaud David Shook Elizabeth Sparks Charles Springer Jack Tratchel David Terlouw Doug Vande Krol Gayle Vande Krol John Vander Werff David Van Houwling Gary Van Sant James Veldthhuizen Stanley Wagaman Brian Willemsen Robert Willemsen. A family gathering followed at the home of Mr and

Sully Lynnville-Sully Amana Marjorie MeArtor Jean Schular Peter Schular Dennis Beyer Lois Boot Ronald Brooksma Kenneth Brown Brad Crews Gary Christensen Micky Cross Susan Dunsbergen Darrell Gosselink Kurt Harthoorn Brian Heemsbergen Norman Henderson Pam Higginbotham Peggy Higginbotham Alan Lisk Gary Lowbotham Gary Lower Ronald Meredith Gary Meyer Gary Millang Terry Nash Steven Oswalt Robert Phillips Merill Pol Dennis Renaud Karna Renaud Rudy Renaud David Robinson Anthony Rozendaal Duane Rozendaal David Shook Elizabeth Sparks Charles Springer Jack Tratchel David Terlouw Doug Vande Krol Gayle Vande Krol John Vander Werff David van Houwling Gary van Sant James Veldthhuizen Stanley Wagaman Brian Willemsen Robert Willemsen Mr. and

Jansen Family News and Local Club Notes in May and June

Mrs. Everett Jansen and family marked May 26 with Morris and LaVonne May. Delores Jansen visited the Ozarks. The Men's Brotherhood of the First Reformed Church met May 29 with devotion by Henry Sneller and Ted Rozendaal leading on The Battle of the Sexes. A June 14 hamburger fry was planned with Ralph J. Van Wyk and Dick Bandstra on the committee, refreshments by Robert Dunsbergen and Dick Bandstra. Army guard notices list several National Guard servicemen with addresses and unit details, including Pvt. Harlan W. Maasdam, Pvt. Richard E. Van Manen, Pvt. Gary P. Van Genderen, Pvt. Marvin L. Dunsbergen, and Pvt. Dale E. Huyser, with unit lines and training centers.

Everett Jansen Morris LaVonne Delores Jansen Ozarks Men's Brotherhood of the First Reformed Church Henry Sneller Ted Rozendaal Hamburger Ralph J. van Wyk Dick Bandstra Robert Dunsbergen National Guard Harlan W. Maasdam N.G A. T.C. Inf Fort Lewis Washington Richard E. van Manen U.G U.S. Army Training Counter Infantry Gary P. van Genderen N. G U.S. A Dale E. Huyser U.S. Army Training Center

Gandy Dancer Defined as Rail Way Tie Inspector

A gandy dancer is a man who inspects railroad ties for loose rails and bolts.

Salvation Army Appeal Underway in Iowa Community

Salvation Army drive letters have been mailed with early returns. Contributions should go to Earl N. Vermeer, local treasurer of the Salvation Army Service Unit. Pella joins 685 Iowa communities with a volunteer committee aiding health and welfare. The Army’s first century marked by growth and service to the poor, sick, old, and underprivileged worldwide.

Salvation Army Earl N. Vermeer Salvation Army Service Unit Pella Iowa Salvationists Army

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