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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1958

Page

12

Dutch Elm Disease Threat Said to Menace Iowa Trees

At a Nebraska led conference, Charles W. Warren urged statewide Elm disease prevention programs. Dr. Richard J. Campana warned Nebraska could see infection in 1958 and noted costly losses in Illinois. Detroit's program saved trees. cooperation with private property owners key to success.

Charles W. Warren Omaha Nebraska Midwest Iowa Kansas Richard J. Campana University of Illinois Campana Champaign-Urbana Champaign- Urbana Campanas Ilinois Towa Frank Vaydik Michigan Detroit Charles W Warren Plains

Woody Herman Concert At Simpson College

Simpson College students and citizens attend Woody Herman and His New Third Herd in concert on April 8 1958 at 8 p m in Hopper Gym Indianola Iowa. Herman’s career spans over 30 years with a renowned band noted by Metronome TIME and Parade as a top dance band. Tickets are 150 for one or 275 per couple with proceeds going to a new college library.

Simpson College Student Congress Woody Herman Herd Hopper Gymnasium Indianola Iowa Herman Met Metronome Magazine TIME Parade

Pvt Donald Clauson Completes Army Administration Course

Pvt. Donald C. Clauson, 22, husband of Wilma Clauson of Route 1 Pella, completed the basic Army administration course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The program covered typing record keeping and clerical procedures after he entered the Army in October 1957. A 1959 Dike High School graduate, he had also graduated from Central College in 1957.

Pvt Donald C. Clauson Wilma Route 1 Pella Fort Leonard Wood Clauson Calvin J. Clauson Dike Fort Dike Community High School Central College

Vermeer Manufacturing Debut at Conference

Tenry Monster represented Vermeer Manufacturing Company at the conference in Pella.

Pella Tenry Monster Vermeer Manufacturing Company

Tyrrells Buy Monroe Coffee Shop Back From Rempes

Mr and Mrs Everett Tyrrell announced their purchase of the Rempe Coffee Shop in Monroe from Mr and Mrs Jack Rempe. The Tyrrells had previously owned the cafe before selling it last year and took possession on Monday March 31.

Everett Tyrell Rempe Jack Rempe Tyrrell

Groendyke’s Students Excel in Science Achievements

John Groendyk, long time Pella Public High School science teacher, notes former students earning doctorates in chemistry and advancing to roles as a chemical engineer in Texas. He cites notable grads, his teaching methods, and the emphasis on mastery as 75 percent of boys take physics, with girls showing lower but growing interest while he plans ongoing updates to the curriculum.

John Groendyk Pella Robert Robertus Chester Bientema Robertus A Vander Ploeg Texas Ken Krammer Ray Vander Wall Groendyk Greendyke Central College Attica Iowa Sioux Center Jeanetta Virginia Washington, D. C Nancy Sigourney Town Shirley Central Colleges Judy

Scholarship Rules at Central College Pella

Central College registrar Mrs. Wilma Rempe explains four semester rules for good standing and graduation. Students must earn 10 hours and 20 grade points in each of the first four semesters, then a C average or better in the last four. A four-year degree requires 120 credit hours and 240 credit points or a C average, with probation and possible dismissal for failure to meet minimums.

Wilma Rempe Central College Pella College Central

Central Faculty To Attend Five State Health Conference

The first general college health conference will be open to faculty members from all universities and colleges in five states. It runs April 1 and 2 in Des Moines at Motel Savory. Dean I J Haverkamp of Central will discuss Problems of Students while Miss KON from Central participates in a panel on Administration of Student Health Services.

Des Moines I. J. Haverkamp Cen 1c Johanna. Des Kon Central

Women can make a dollar stretch despite long trips

A quote attributed to Henry Morgan highlights women’s savvy with money, noting they will travel across town to spend a dollar, illustrating frugal spending and practical purchasing decisions in the era.

Henry Morgan

Third Reformed Church to Begin Sermon Series

The Rev. Wilbur R. Rinenalda of Third Reformed Church will start a Sunday evening sermon series on Easter titled Beyond the Sunset of Life. Through April and May topics include Death, Resurrection of the Dead, The Final Judgment, The Home of the Troubled, Why We Desire a Heavenly Home, How to Get Ready to Live Forever. Community members without a home church are invited to attend Sunday services at 9:30 am and 7:30 pm, with Sunday School for all ages after the morning worship.

Wilbur R. Rinenalda Third Reformed Church Hevenly

Many Fathers Do Not Live To See Son Self Supporting

A study shows fathers often do not live to see children become self supporting. Death risk rises with age and family size. for a 20 year old father the five year death chance is 17 per 1000 in a five member family, and increases as parents age or family grows.

Life Insurance and Family Survival in Modern America

The article discusses how premature death among family breadwinners affects households and the growing role of life insurance. It notes declines in mortality, shifting risks in five member families, and how budgets now include savings and insurance. It highlights whole family policies covering dependents and unborn children as a response to contingencies.

Urnour Society Fife Insurance

Warn Farmers to Watch Spring Pig Litters Closely

The American Foundation for Animal Health urges farmers to monitor spring pig litters for sneezing and signs of atrophic rhinitis and related conditions. Young pigs two weeks to two months old are most susceptible, though older animals can be carriers. avoid buying replacement stock from risky sources. Symptoms include eye discharge, sneezing, reduced weight gain, and nasal hemorrhages, with potential secondary pneumonia in advanced cases.

American Foundation For Amini Health

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