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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

4

James Slot 47 killed when car hits bridge near Pella

James Slot 47 of Pella died Friday night when his car left the Pella Knoxville Road and landed upside down in a creek at Amster dam hill. The medical examiner ruled drowning. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home.

James Slot Pella Amsterdam Hill Pella Knoxville Road van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home E. G. Ward Oakwood Fred Carter James H. Slot Hubert Slobe Catherine de Haan Camair Oskaloosa Slobe van Dyk-Duven Tlome Harmon Wierenga Oakwood Cemetery Helene Henry Scholten Sioux, Falls, S. D William Slobe Margareta Glen Hackett West Des Moines S. H Margaret) Douwstra

1963 wool incentive payment set at 27.8 percent

ASCS announces shorn wool incentive payments for the 1963 marketing year at 27.8 percent of the dollar returns from wool sales April through December 1963. The rate raises the average wool price from 48.5 to 62 cents per pound. Payments will be $27.80 per $100 of marketings, down from 1962’s $30. Mohair payments are not issued in 1963 as prices exceed the 76 cent support level. ASCS offices will start issuing payments after April 1.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Department of Agriculture ASCS

Armour Boot Seeks Marion County House Seat

Armour Boot of Pella announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative from Marion County. He won the Democratic nomination previously and lost to Elmer Vermeer in 1962. Vermeer, at Pella Republican caucuses, said he will not seek re nomination this spring and will retire after 12 years in the House.

Clarence C. Buerkens Pella Iowa House of Representatives Ile Elmer Vermeer Buerkens Pel- Ta Armour Boot Marion County Boot Elmer Vermeer

Cancer Crusade Launched in Marion County drives for education and funds

More than 260 volunteers launched the 1964 Cancer Crusade in North Marion County as part of about 2,000,000 volunteers nationwide in the American Cancer Society campaign. Dr. James R. Wilson outlined goals to educate to save lives today and fund efforts to save lives tomorrow. The drive promotes annual health checkups and recognition of seven cancer danger signals, directing funds to research education and services. North Marion Crusade runs through Saturday April 11 with local coordinators named in several townships and Pella areas.

Marion County U. S American Cancer Society James R. Wilson Crusade Pella North Marion County Elmer Ehlert Martin Nelson Harry Vermeer North Lake Prairie Peter J. Swank Raymond Brouwer Otley Summit Township Myron van Wyk B. van Zante Red Rock Howard De_ Haas Perry Township Lucille Dawson South Lake Prairie Marvin Vermeer Pella City North Marvin Tysseling Pella City South Richard Tysseling Judy van Steenis Fred Hawker Frances de Vries

Latin course study by Pella school teacher

Twenty one of forty eight southeast Iowa schools surveyed offer Latin as a credit course for grades 7 to 12. Mrs. Evelyn Johnston of Pella Community Schools led the survey for the State Classical Committee. The report notes most schools also offer a modern foreign language at the same level and that several have replaced Latin with the modern offering.

Iowa Evelyn Johnston Pella Muscatine Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa Knoxville Davenport Ottumwa Keokuk Albia Clinton Johnson Towa Iowa City

Christian school drive surpasses goal for new building

The Pella Christian high school fund drive to rebuild after January 15 fire exceeded its $163,500 goal by $1,030, raising $164,030 in pledges and cash. Construction will start once final drawings arrive. the new unit will be 27 612 square feet at an estimated cost of $360,455 plus $88,000 for furnishings. An insurance settlement of $245,000 will aid financing, with equipment insurance of $38,000.

Pella Christian High School Paul de Jong de Jong Grant W. Voorhees Architects Associated

Dinner and reception honor retiring superintendent Buerkens

A party and 8:30 reception tribute to C. C. Buerkens on Thursday April 9 1964 at the new Pella High School Building. Former School Board members and officers with their wives invited to dinner hosted by the current Board. JG Boat notes public reception and presence of newly elected Superintendent M F Whitney formerly Elkader Iowa official.

New Pella High School C. C. Buerkens JG. Boat Buerkens M. F. Whitney Whitney Elkader Public Schools Elkader Iowa

Tulip Times Baby Parade and Festival Preparations

The Tulip Times outlines baby parade plans with the Wilson Jewelry gang supervising the baby section for youngsters under three. Mothers and costumes are required, dads may participate, and entry favors are provided. Details to register via 8-3050. The article also notes vegetable cart volunteers, a queen Beverly De Cook receiving tinted contacts, robe updates, costume exchanges on April 18, and Beverly’s sister Carla and Julie Pohlmann as flower girls.

Wilson Jewelry Gang Wilson’s Tulip Times Beverly de Cook Des Moines Carla Julie Pohlmann Beverly

Roger Twedt opens sculpture show at Marshalltown Art Center

A month long Roger Twedt sculpture exhibit opens Sunday April 5 at Fisher Art Center Marshalltown under Central Iowa Art Assn auspices. Twedt 38 native of Marshalltown holds B A San Diego State M F A Drake, taught at Fisher Art Center University of Omaha Joslyn Museum and Inter American University San German Puerto Rico.

Roger Twedt Marshalltown Art Center Central College Fisher Art Center Marshalltown Central Iowa Art Assn Twedt Tweet San Diego State College Drake University of Omaha Joslyn Museum Omaha Inter American University San German Puerto Rico

Central College Receives 1500 Grant From IA Electric Light

Central College announced a 1500 grant from the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co to aid its development campaign. The donation was presented by William Dunshee, Knoxville division manager for the company.

Central College Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Central William Dunshee Knoxville

Final immunization clinic on April 15 at Lincoln Elementary

The final of three immunization clinics will be held at Lincoln Elementary School on Wednesday morning April 15 starting at 8:00. Marion County public health nurse Mrs Leona B Fisher says children not previously treated should bring parent consent slips. Open to Otley Leighton and Pella school children. Preschool children are urged to attend.

Lincoln Elementary Leona B. Fisher R. N Marion County Otley Leighton Pella

Tragic Crash South of Knoxville Kills James Tilton

James E. Tilton, 33, of 1322 West Pleasant Street, Knoxville, died after a crash with an Anderson and Erickson Milk Co. semi on Highway 60 a half mile south of Pershing Corner. The impact crushed his car. he died at Collins Memorial Hospital after being pinned for 10 to 15 minutes. Driver Clarence L. Fisher Jr., 28, of Des Moines, swerved onto the shoulder to avoid the collision. Sheriff Loren Jarman investigated the scene noting about $200 damage to the semi.

James E. Tilton West Pleasant Street Knoxville Pershing Corner Collins Memorial Hospital Anderson & Erickson Milk Co Clarence L. Fisher, Jr Des Moines Tilton Auto Fisher Tilton Loren Jarman

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Nick de Ryster Harlan Pratt Lowell Harris Slot Rosscreen Company Harriet Kenneth Carpenter Reasner Dan C. Dingeman Chronicle News Clarence Buerkens House C.C. Buericens Marion Co Christian High School Pella Christian High Father Cliff Mulder Cliff Jeanette Verhoef Joyce van Zee Carol de Ruiter Dorothy van Gilst Jim Bossenbroek Kathy Meinders Maggie Vander Beek Bernard Sturing Dennis Brass Marvin Slings Henry van Weelden Charles Veenstra Nancy Hoogendorn Helen Bokhoven Phyllis Memmelaar Tena de Haan Cancer Crusade Christian School de Jong Construction Company of Rob’t Hoksbergen Robert L. Hoksbergen Sheppard Sheppard Afb Hoksbergen Air Force Technical Iowa Air National Guard 132Nd Air Base Squadron Des Moines Municipal Peter Hoksbergen John Vandenberg Lynnville- Sully Sully Vandenberg Roger Tweet Ia. Elect. Light & Power Alaska Kenneth Menninga Hazel Street Connie Mark Menninga Gerrit Steenhoek Mrs. Steenhoek Mr. Menninga Mark James Tilton
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