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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1962
Page
2
The 14 Jas per county women's clubs gathered at Lynnville Friends church on March 29 for the annual convention. Registration, coffee, and a luncheon followed. Mrs. L. Clark Priebe of Des Moines, Mrs. America 1960, spoke on "The Tapestry We Weave."
Members of the Wednesday Club were entertained at the Holland House last week with a 10 oclock luncheon hosted by Mrs T G Fultz. After the meal the guests visited the home of Mrs G H Waechter for further social time.
A lengthy Marion County item details Camp Fire gatherings in Knoxville and De Wild home council fires, beads awarded to girls, and seven crafts with mothers. It notes Farm Bureau Women meetings in Oskaloosa, Netherlands and England tables, and a farewell for the Van Disseldorp family. Attendees from Pella, Newton, Ames, Monroe, and Des Moines visit. scholarship talks and district conference outcomes are mentioned along with ship plans for the England hosts.
Mrs Hendreka arrived home Sunday evening from a six weeks visit with friends in Otley area. Pleasantville residents Mr and Mrs Hoteard Rootha attended dinner with Donald Kingery. Carl Horman of Otley named Summit committee man at the Republican Caucus held March 27. Ed Horman listed as candidate for constable in Otley.
The WCTU of Pella will meet at the home of Mrs. John Ra Van Gorp on Tuesday April 10 at 2 00 pm. The event gathers members to discuss plans and activities.
Mr Porter Rowe of near Glenwood Illinois 71828 bought a truck new for 860 dollars and used it on his farm. He built the truck bed himself and added gear including three forward speeds powered by an about 40 horsepower engine. He also owns a Caterpillar tractor.
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