03 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1969
Page
1
In our opinion the vote for the Peis school board is set for next Monday with three candidates for one seat and two for the other. The editorial urges readers to consider the issues and participate in the election.
Funeral services were held Monday for Jonr F Dykstra a longtime hardware dealer and former Pella Western Auto owner. The page blends obituaries town notes and local items from surrounding areas including council actions on gas rates, college practice rosters, anniversaries, editorials, and a flood of small community updates with names such as Clarence Collett Gary Jones and J B Vander Linden.
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Pella Gazette notes a new green with a bunker on hole eight allowing two play routes via the extra green and a second set of tees and cups for alternate rounds. Caretaker Virgil Crane and Ee Var Zee oversee the upgrade as portions of the course add flexibility with red and blue round flags and labels. The first round features historic street names mirroring Pella’s 19th century heritage. the second nine awaits naming.
Ed Lamson urges continued use of Dutch costumes and customs to promote tourism and economic growth amid Red Rock development. He notes TV exposure featuring Red Rock Lake area, Merlin Genree, Toni De Jeade, and local officials, stressing pride in appearance and collective benefit.
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