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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1963

Page

5

Dr. Lubbers to Conduct Services Here Sunday

Dr. Irwin J. Lubbers president of the Association of Independent Non Tax Supported Colleges and Universities of Iowa will lead morning services at Second Reformed Church Sunday April 28 National Christian College Day observed nationwide The record notes his degrees honors and past presidencies and mentions his residence in Des Moines plus his current church role and council positions. Also Stanley D. Nollen Pella agronomy senior at Iowa State University was initiated into Gamma Sigma Delta with 94 others at Memorial Union Sun Room ceremonies.

Irwin J. Lubbers Association of Independent, Non-Tax Supported Colleges and Universities of Iowa Second Reformed Church National Council of Churches Lubbers Hope College Columbia Northwestern Central College Rutgers University Netherlands North Central Ass'n. of Colleges and Stanley D. Nollen Pella Iowa State University Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society of Agriculture Memorial Union

Nursing Home Profit Offsets Hospital Deficit

Financial reports for the Vella Community Hospital and Nursing Home for the quarter ending March 31 show a slight profit for the combined operations. The hospital posted income of 63881.89 while expenses reached 64847.01, a deficit of 965.12. The Nursing Home reported income 19697.43 and expenses 17918.40, net profit 1779.03. Combined, the two units total profit 813.91. Occupancy averaged 71 percent for the hospital and 85 percent for the Nursing Home across January through March.

Vella Community Hospital John Harmeling

Upward Trend Noted Here in Retail Sales

Cornelius Jabaai 66 a retired farmer of Prairie City died suddenly Friday while working in his yard. Survived by wife Minnie Den Hartog and five children including Matilda Van Zee Berdine Breed Esther Rablers Leonard Marvin Jabaai. eleven grandchildren a brother David and three sisters. He farmed near Prairie City Monroe and Prairie City and belonged to First Reformed Church. Funeral Monday burial at Wave Land cemetery Prairie City. complete obituary in Thursday Chronicle.

Cornelius Jabaai Prairie City Minnie den. Hartog Albert Matilda) van Zee Pella John Berdine) Breed Robert Esther) Rablers Athona Leonard Marvin Jabaai Colfax David Prairie Douwe van Sant Monroe Leland Zachery Leo van Dusseldorp Jabaai Sully First Reformed Church of Waveland Cemetery Praierie City

Pella's Gain Tops In County Commerce Growth

Retail sales in Pella for July August and September last year reached 2 155 127 with a gain of 162 329 over 1961. An Iowa State Tax Commission report shows Pella had the largest gain in the county for the quarter ending September 30 196% while Knoxville followed with a 157 621 rise in sales.

Pella Iowa State Tax Commission Knoxville Pella’s Marion County Mahaska County Indianola Grinnell Oskaloosa New Sharon Monroe

Retail sales trends in Knox County 1961 1962

The period cover notes mid summer 1962 results with Knoxville posting $3,042,433 in retail sales versus Pella at $2,155,127. County totals rise $283,381 over 1961 while third quarter shares show Pella $42,669 and Knoxville $11,715. Tabulated July August September figures for 1961 and 1962 follow.

Pella Knoxville

Louise Spends Week in Washington on Government Study

Louise Van Zante a junior at Pella Community Schools spent the week of April 7 in Washington representing her school in Congressman Kyl s Week in Washington Program The trip aimed to study American National Government and included meetings with lawmakers tours of the White House Smithsonian FBI Washington Monument Archives Library of Congress and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Louise took a final test on arrival and will share a full report of her experiences with the community

Louise van Zante John Kyl Capitol Louise Pella Washington Congressman Kyl House Senate White House Smithsonian Institute FBI Washington Monument Archives Library of Congress Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Hoerner Here for Rotary Club's 25th Anniversary

Dick Hoerner of Keokuk Rotary Governor of the 600th district will attend the Keokuk club's 25th anniversary at Pella Golf and Country Club tonight April 23. Hoerner, chief officer of Hoerner Boxes Incorporated, is a Rotarian of 34 years and ex-president of the Rotary Club of Sand Springs Oklahoma. He also chairs the Keokuk YMCA and YWCA boards.

Dick Hoerner Keokuk Rotary Pella

Why Pella Needs Big Rock Nature Study Center

A discussion argues for developing Big Rock Park into a nature center to educate the public on conservation and natural life. It highlights a living museum of flora and fauna, bird habitats, and stages of plant development, plus a Nature Day Camp for ages 8 to 14 and planned interpretive stations.

Pella Big Rock Big Rock Park Ig Rock Park Big ‘Rock Park

Rotary group counts near hundred for Pella event

The board chairman of Parson's College is listed among guests along with Frank McCormack now from Des Moines and formerly of Oska loosa who chaired the Oska loosa club when the Pella Rotarians received their charter on June 2, 1938. Everett Ward, secretary, reports that attendance of Rotarians and their Annes is nearing 100.

Parson’s College Frank McCormack Des Moines Oskaloosa McCormack Oskaloosa Club Pella Rotarians Everett Ward Annes

Named Professor of Sociology at Central College

Rudolph R. Kraus named assistant professor of sociology at Central College Pella Iowa effective April 19. A Graz Austria native and U S Army veteran in the South Pacific Kraus has studied at De Paul Loyola and the University of Chicago and taught at Shepherds College and the University of Wisconsin extension division prior to this appointment.

Pella Rudolph R. Kraus Department of Labour and National Service New South Wales Central College Kraus Graz Austria Federal Community Academy de Paul University Loyola University In Chicago University of Chicago Pennsylvania State University American Sociological Assn National Education Assn The Assn Army Ordnance South Pacific Chicago Sun- Times University of Wisconsin Shepherds College Shepherdstown W. Va

Power Failure Stuns Pella as City Goes Dark

A Wednesday night power failure at the Pella Municipal Light and Power plant plunged the city into darkness for over an hour. Generators and turbines tripped, safety valves vented steam, and traffic lights failed. Hospitals and hatcheries faced disruptions while residents drove aimlessly until power returned.

Pella City Muicipal

Knoxville Road Side Park Near Red Rock Dam

The city of Knoxville is developing a roadside park about 1,000 feet south of the observation area along the Red Rock Dam access road. The public park nears completion and will operate this summer, Marion County Engineer M. O. Hansen says.

Knoxville Red Rock Dam M. O. Hansen Marion County

Man pursuing advanced degrees in social sciences

A student is undertaking a Master in Mass Communications and is actively working toward a Doctorate in Sociology, reflecting a strong academic focus in communication studies and social theory.

Tulip Time Festival Plans Review and Requests

Tulip Time Committee chairmen remind tonight’s 7 p.m. Legion Hall meeting. If absent, send a representative to finalize festival plans. A prior meeting kept May 9-11 dates. organizers note spring blooms and urge not moving dates. Children’s afternoon program, antique displays, and baby parade details requested, with calls to Maurice Birdsall for old items and to Wilson’s Jewelry for baby entrants.

Tulip Time Committee Legion Hall Wilson Susie Bill Kathy Bernice

Mrs Barnett Honored Among 68 Iowa Mothers of the Year

Mrs John Barnett a 78 year old Knoxville resident received a certificate of merit at the Iowa Mother of the Year banquet in Ames along with 67 other mothers. She is mother of ten and has 37 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. The Barnetts plan their 60th wedding anniversary soon.

John Sarah) Barnett Route 3 Knoxville Iowa Ames Harold Hughes Barnett Doug Wilson Pella Mrs. Wilson Heidi Holli

Recreation Notes Invite Girls To Join City Softball League

Paul Bradgan reports a Pella Municipal Girls Softball League meeting set for April 25 at the Public Safety building. All high school age girls or graduates are urged to attend to discuss eligibility rules and league policies as plans to play at 5 30 pm Twilight hours are planned. Also notes a seven team Men’s Softball League and an independent schedule for the Rolscreen night crew. The Pitch Club marked Jess Vriezelaar’s birthday with coffee and donuts.

Pella Municipal Girls Public Safety Building Pella Municipal Marion County Bank Breen/Kelderman Rolscreen Vas Mobilgas Third Reformed Church Trinity Church Leighton Rolscreen Night Crew Jess Vriezelaar Jess

Public Invited To Tour Meeting For Friendship Tour

The public is invited tonight at 7:30 in the American Legion building to hear about The Chronicle’s Friendship Tour of Europe. Royal Dutch Airlines and World Travel Agency will answer questions about the July 18 departure. Films of the destinations will be shown, with free coffee and cookies.

Chronicle Europe American Legion Royal Dutch Airlines KLM World Travel Agency

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Lubbers National Christian College Hoerner Rotary Club Dick Vander Laan Pella Community Hospital Tulip Christian, Webster and Lincoln Maurice Birdsall Mayfair Mr. B City of Refuge Mrs. Barnett Mr. Barnett John Barnett City Softball League By Paul Bradgan
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