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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1965

Page

3

City Council Proceedings April 6 1965 in Pella Iowa

City Council met in regular session with Mayor Tysseling presiding. After minutes and several petitions were approved the council adopted annexation and sewer construction resolutions and reviewed bills. A later April 10 reconvened to rescind the April 6 resolution and approve circle dance shelter use and Woodlawn Drive paving petitions.

Tysseling Stienties Nelson Vandevoort van Gorp de Jong Caldwell

Sandridge Notes on Events mostly in April

Sandridge reports on a busy sequence of local happenings in early April including a Chapel Air Program delivery by Mr. Fred Dykens for a Youth meeting with Dr. William Ward Ayer speaking, visits among neighbors, and attendance at a Women’s Edification League event at Beth el Christian Reformed church. The High and Junior High bands performed under Stanley Schleuter with encores, and several residents are noted for travel, status updates, and a major farm sale north of Pella. Continuous rainfall affected lane access and the Cancer Crusade progress in North Lake Prairie township. Congratulations go to Faye Van Wyk for Hawkeye Girls State selection, and a four-day Easter vacation allows NWMSC students to visit home. The Emmet and Nellie Anty estate farm near Pella was sold to John S. Gosselink’s family, who will reside nearby.

Sandridge Fred Dykens KBOE William Ward Ayer Nelson Pleima Nancy Nancy Pleima Dykens Paul Bandstra John S. Gosselink Caloosa Bethel Christian Reformed Church Jacob Eeling Irene Wilma Veldhuizen Elmer Veldhuizen Stanley Schleuter Harold Dykens Ellouise Harold Pella Schleuter Darrell Debeneker Montezuma North Lake Prairie Township John E. Ter Louw Ter Louw Lee van Gorp Ricky Mark Dubuque Virgin Ia ‘Schultz Proven Mike Ron Vi Elizebeth Dykens Neal ‘de Oade Joan Joel Mary Bandstra Don Poortty Elizabeth Aalbers Evelyn Aalbers L. van Haaften Des Moines Faye van Wyk Hawkeye Noti- Faye American Legion Auxiliary van Veen-Van Hemert Faye Bob Rempe Ron Zwank Glen Vander Werf NWMSC Maryville Missouri Emmet and Nellie Ant- Ty Gosselinka Lee Vani Gorp Agnes Wittenburg Pella High Heusinkveld Will Swank Lilly Pete Zwank

City Council Paving Petitions And Good Friday Schedule

Petition by Boone Avenue property owners for paving north of Monroe Street and request to include Peace Street met with no action. Arvin Hoogenakker urged inclusion of Peace Street. no action taken. City offices to close 12:30 to 3:00 for Good Friday services on April 16, 1965. Resolution of Necessity No 1027 action rescinded, then accepted. Meeting adjourned.

Boone Avenue Monroe Street Arvin Hoogenakker Peace Street

Sandbaggers Work 40 Hours in Des Moines

Sand Bagger Marvin Van Haaften was released from guard duty after a 40 hour stretch aiding sand bagging near the Iowa Power and Light Co in Des Moines. The levee held for the first time in a flood emergency amid nonstop activity. Salvation Army lunches fed volunteers as locals visited in Oskaloosa.

Marvin van Haaften Iowa Power and Light Co Des Moines Salvation Army Anthony Oskam Brenda Bernard Jim Newton Ben J. Vos

Bethany Willing Workers Meeting Opens Discussion on Types

Bethany Willing workers met at Mrs Ver non Van Gorp's home with Sophia Ann Swank presiding in the president's absence. Esther Boot led devotions and spoke on "What Type are you" using Colossians 3, noting the world judges attitudes while Christian faith can change people through Jesus Christ.

Bethany Vernon van Gorp Sophia Ann Swank Esther Boot Jesus Christ God

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City Council Maple Street Independence Street Christian Benevolent Assoclation Erty Street Future Farmers of America Kooyman and Schakel Spring Valley Addition Farmers Cooperative Company South Annex Clark Street Elmer Ver Meer Jack Boatsma Chamber of Commerce James Wisse E. H. Meinders JP Dykstra Payrell Bund Life & Cas. Co Group Insurance van Gorp Mf. Co Schakel Warehouse John Godlove Fred Scheffers Cora Oe de Cook Kar ‘Kregel John Ed Klein Lee’s Variety Neal Leydens We Way Auto Co van Sittert Pella Construction Co Town Power and Light Paltzer Jewelry Steenhoek Auto Supply H. D. van Haaften Gosselijk TV Ulricheat Co International Salt Co Bannister, Carpenter Ahlers & Cooney Standard Blue Print Co. of Iowa McKesson & Robbins Globe Machinery Supplies Atomic Pest Control Johnson & Johnson Lawyers Fin. of. Ass Pitney-Bowes, Inc Bureau of Labor Leeds & Northup Co The Allen Sherman Hott Co Rockwell Mfg. Co Wray M. Scott Co., Inc Orky Clean St. Industries Diamond Power Specialty Co Pratt’ Faper Co Forbes & Newell of Badger Meter Mig. Co. Oy Es Malena Supply & Tool Co Fed. Communications Com Collin Andl and Company Elec Equip. Co Motorola Comm. & Elect Federal Sign & Signal Corp Beard Coal Com Neptune Meter Supplies Mach. & Supply Trust & Agency George Carson Circle 8 Square Dance Club Woodlawn Drive Sandridge News Irene Zwonk NEW Reason Ice Folues Veterans Auditorium Phildren Veterans Memorial Auditorium Fifth Ave Towa WPMD Lonex Bakker Rus Ralph DE Cook Marion County Auditor Lillenmak Paardekooper Ideal Pharmacy Che Pella Reformed Church Conrad Iliston Chicago Illinois Peter J. Zwank Chinatown Sharon Jean William Stek Oskaloosa Sharon Jean van Haaften Christ Mildred Pandstra Elva Monster Pauline Dorothy Mae van Gorp Bethany Willing Workers Meeting Thru 'S Loan CO North Market Street Oskaloosa, Iowa Martin Peoria Massy Hog Market
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