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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
3
An New York advertising executive notes firms increasingly seek to reach leadership figures in various groups as they influence others shopping choices. Leaders are portrayed as experts who stay current by reading newspapers and related ads, shaping buying decisions.
Oskaloosa area churches held student plays at Cedar school and a Billy Graham film called Wiretapper shown for Cedar Christian Reformed youth. First Reformed cleanup, willing workers meeting, and a school band program were listed along with family visits and a birthday supper at local homes.
Gov Harold Hughes vetoed a bill to pay property owners for access restrictions on interstate and relocated primary highways, risking the highway program. A compromise access bill follows, while the House advances a tax measure taxing private colleges and curbing tax exemptions. Kerr Mills medical aid funds face uncertainty as Senate approves funding but riders may block eligibility. The Senate also moves toward electing the state superintendent and requires nine board members appointed by the governor, with a 26 to 24 vote.
Mr and Mrs John Kool of Oskaloosa hosted a birthday gathering for Richard Veldhuizen on Thursday with many relatives in attendance. Guests included Elmer Kool and family, Gilbert Beekhuizen and daughter of Pella, Pete Roozenboom and daughter of Leighton, and Richard Veldhuizen and son of Fremont.
The senate declined to confirm Robert Barry, Danville auto dealer and Democrat, for the Iowa Highway Commission by three votes short of a two thirds majority. This marks the second Hughes pick denied, following Cortbin Crawford’s earlier rejection for the board of control. The chamber has mostly confirmed Hughes’ other nominees, including John Falk Jr., Postville Republican, to the high…
The senate considers rules to bar interim state posts for rejected appointees and the house plans to dump its calendar via a 32 member sifting committee led by Rep. Sam Robinson. Also Ben Baer names Dr John Hege full time at Anamosa reformatory and assigns Nolan Ellandson as acting associate warden at Fort Madison. Card of Thanks from William Nardini after ten months in care.
The Midland Booksellers Association awarded Wallace Stegner of Lake Mills the Black Hawk Plaque for Wolf Willow as the best book by an Iowan in 1962. The letter also expresses gratitude for cards, prayers, and care from Dr Kanis, nurses, and helpers at a nursing home, with plans to stay at home in coming weeks and invites visits.
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