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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1957

Page

13

Lake Prairie 4-H Club Plants Wildlife Cover at Ver Meer Pond

Twelve Marion County 4-H clubs joined Lake Prairie Township to plant wildlife cover around Harold Ver Meer’s upper pond. Gerrit Van Haalen led youths and Myron Nollen assisted as they planted conifers, multiflora rose, dogwood, honeysuckle, Russian olive, wild plum and wild grape to form protective cover for birds and small animals.

Chronicle News Lake Prairie Township 4-H Club Harold Ver Meer Gerrit van Haalen Mary Frandt Jerry Bogaards James Roorda Joan Nollen Donald Ver Meer Herbert Roorda Mary Ver Meer Edith Nollen Myron Nollen Dale Seebach Marion County State Conservation Commission Ver Meer Pella Iowa Conservation Commission (Fish and Game

Collector Don Patton Showcases Historic Stamp Array

Hampton collector Don Patton displays a notable stamp collection focusing on first day issue releases. The lineup includes items as early as 1851, highlighting the eighth stamp issued in the United States.

Don Patton Hampton United States

Marion County Heart Fund totals rise to 824.37 dollars

The 1957 Marion County Heart Fund drive reports receipts from Pella Pleasantville Dallas Melcher Knoxville and rural schools totaling 824.37 dollars. Local workers include Mrs. Jack Oswald and community leaders. donations welcomed through Mrs. William H. Fonda or Mrs. Donald Douetra to support Heart Association research education and community programs.

Marion County Pella Pleasantville Dallas Melcher Knoxville Jack Oswald Amvets Auxiliary Community National Bank Don Douwstra Herbert Perryman Audrey Leavengood Don Bucklew William H. Fonda Marion County Heart Donald Douetra Heart Fund American Heart Association Your Heart Association Fonda Knoxville Journal

College Faculty Member to Attend Illinois Meeting

Dr Ruth Kirchenmann of Central's foreign language department will attend the Central States Modern Language Association meeting at Urbana Illinois on April 12 13. She will join seminars in German language only as part of the conference with broader language sessions. During the Christmas holidays she attended a similar convention in Washington DC not detailed here.

Ruth Kirchenmann Central Foreign Language Department Central States Modern Language Association Urbana, Ill Kirchenmann Washington D. C

Tall Corn Scout Exposition in Des Moines May 10 11

The 1957 Tall Corn Area Council Boy Scout Exposition will be May 10 and 11 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. Key figures include General Chairman George G. Clark and Director Thomas W. Mooney II. Tickets go on sale April 8 at 50 cents, with two children admitted on one adult ticket. The event features more than 8,000 participants, 150 booths, an Aisle of Ideals, and continuous arena demonstrations.

Tall Corn Area Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines United States Boone Dallas Guthrie Hardin Jasper Madison Marion Marshall Polk Poweshiek Story Tama Warren George G. Clark Fourth St West Des Moines Thomas W. Mooney II Tall Corn Council Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Explorers

DYKSTRA OF CENTRAL HONORED BY SIMPSON BASKETBALL SQUAD

Indianola Iowa Charles Lang erud Simpson center from Forest City was recently elected captain of the 1957 58 Redman basketball squad A sophomore Lang erud was top scorer the past season with 304 points The Simpson varsity also elected two all opponent teams The first team included Ron Jarms Wayne Sawyer Don Gibbs Stu Steiner Art Marg heim The second squad named Bob Ballard Ian Wesle yan Paul Brown Virgil Dykstra Roger Schroeder Jerry Ibach

Indianola Iowa Charles Langerud Simpson Forest City Redman Langerud Simpson Varsity Ron Jarms Wayne Sawyer Upper Town Don Gibbs Iowa Wesleyan Stu Steiner Parsons Art Margheim Wartburg Bob Ballard Ian Wesleyan Paul Brown Dubuque Virgil Dykstra Roger Schroeder Luther Jerry Ibach Buena Vista

National scope defined by the times of that era

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Central Tennis Team Beats Simpson 5-4 in Five-Hour Match

In a weary five hour meet at Indianola on Saturday April 6 Central, with a new and inexperienced squad, defeated Simpson 5-4 to snap a winless stretch since 1955. The decisive point came from the third doubles team Glen Roelofs Dike and Jerry Duffus who won 6-4 6-4 under lights.

Indianola Central Simpson Glen Roelofs Dike Jerry Duffus Brooklyn Roger Bruggink Odstburg Wis Steve Barnes

Tennis results span multiple matches in mixed singles and doubles

Dick Buxton defeated Roger Bruggink 3-6 6-0 12-10. Steve Barnes beat Bob Horna day 6-2 1-6 6-3. George Weidenbacher def. Walt Alleyne 6-3 1-6 7-5. Jerry Duffus beat Loi Yamura 8-6 3-6 6-2. Bob Lewis defeated Ron LeMahieu 6-4 6-3. Roger Morehead beat Glen Roclofs 3-6 6-3 6-3. Barnes and Bruggink defeated Hornadaynd Buxton 6-4 4-6 7-5. Lewis and Alleyne beat Le Mahieu and Weidenbacher 7-5 6-1. Duffus and Roclofs defeated Yamura and Morehead 6-4 6-4.

Dick Buxton Roger Bruggink Steve Barnes Bob Hornaday George Weidenbacher Walt Alleyne Jerry Duffus Loi Yamura Bob Lewis Ron LeMahieu Roger Morehead Glen Roclofs Barnes and Bruggink Hornadaynd Buxton Lewis and Alleyne le Mahieu Weidenbacher Duffus Roclofs Yamura Morehead

Nollen and Burnham Elected to County School Board

Marion County Board of Education canvass confirms Elmer Nollen elected at large and Raymond Burnham chosen from Area 2 in the March election. Nollen 747 votes and Burnham 792 with scattered write‑ins noted. Knoxville Journal reports.

Marion County Board of Education Elmer Nollen Raymond Burnham Area 2 Nollen Burnham Knoxville Journal

Quadruplet calves born at George Pierce farm near Glidden

Four calves were born at George Pierce's farm near Glidden. The Herefords weighed about 25 pounds at birth and were thriving ten days later.

George Pierce Glidden

Tulip Time Tour: Greyhound to Holland Michigan

Greyhound Lines will offer an escorted all expense tour to Holland Michigan for the Tulip Festival. The package includes overnight Detroit stays, a Gala Mystery Trip on May 17, round trip transport to Holland, a farewell branch at the Wolverine Hotel May 19, and a day in Volland with tulip farms, Dutch pantaloons, klompen dances, parades and the Netherlands Museum.

Holland Michigan Greyhound Lines Detroit Wolverine Hotel Volland Netherlands

State Health Dept Urges Polio Immunization Effort

A polio awareness drive urges Iowa parents to vaccinate children using the Salk vaccine. A disabled mother in a wheelchair shares the urgency, noting many under 20 and schoolchildren still lack shots. Counties push vaccine campaigns as grants fund free vaccination for unvaccinated youths and pregnant women.

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