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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
6
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The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines on May 8 1964 to receive bids on 600 000 Certificates of Title for Motor Vehicle Department 25000 Today’s Girl News of Iowa State for Iowa State University County Scale Maps for Iowa State Highway Commission Carload Book Paper for State Printing Board 540 Reams Antique Book Paper for State University of Iowa and other items Bids will be opened read and awarded at 10 00 am The Board may reject all bids For specifications contact S E F Tennant Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines Iowa 32434836
In Marion County Iowa the District Court will hear proof of the instrument dated June 8 1962 purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Ella Klyn Deceased at 10 00 am May 7 1964 at the Count Court House Knoxville. If no good cause is shown the instrument will be admitted to probate and letters issued. Clerk Jack B Carpenter Deputy Marian Flanders.
Notice to Marion County electors that a primary election will be held Monday June 1 1964 at regular voting places with polls 7am 8pm in cities with registration and 8am 8pm in other precincts. Candidates to be nominated by Republican and Democratic parties for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer secretary of agriculture attorney general U S representative district 4 state senator 12th district state representative county auditor district court clerk county sheriff county attorney board of supervisors township officers two justices of the peace two constables one township trustee term 1965 1966 township clerk one party committeeman per precinct one party committeewoman. Seal of Marion County dated April 23 1964. Dixie A Brown Auditor.
Mrs G J Martha Van Der Wal of Newton Iowa thanks Pella area relatives and friends for flowers gifts cards visits and prayers while she was in the hospital.
I thank friends neighbors and some relatives for the food visits and prayers I received when I wasn't well and at home alone Your kindness and consideration will always be remembered Thank you again Mrs John A De Cooka
Mr and Mrs John Van Gorn Jr thank neighbors friends and the fire department for aid during the barn fire and the next day. They express gratitude for kindness and cards gifts while in hospital and after returning home. Mrs John E Breuklander signs the note.
Charles E. Wittemeyer of Davenport was reelected as Republican National Committee man. Mary Louise Smith of Des Moines became National Committeewoman, succeeding Anna Lomas of Red Oak. Delegates present included Raymond Glenn and many others from Knoxville, Pella, Otley, Attica, and Dallas, among 100 percent attendance.
Marion County extension associate Allen Jensen has been selected for a yearlong 4-H Fellowship in Washington, D C. He will receive a $3,000 grant, one of six such awards annually, to study government at the national level. The award is to be presented April 24 at the 33rd National 4-H Conference in Washington. Jensen begins his leave in late August and will study at a nearby university and the Federal Extension Service, with exposure to other government agencies. He has been an agent in Marion County since 1961 and is a 1959 Iowa State University graduate. The grants are from the National 4-H Service Committee and Massey Ferguson Inc.
Sally Mrs Lawrence Van Rees entered the Community hospital in Pella Saturday for observation and treatment. Several local residents were noted at gatherings, a U and I Farm Bureau Club meeting included scripture and songs, and Bertha Thomassen joined the club amid a white elephant exchange. Harry Renaud, 82, died in Newton after a short illness. funeral at Morgan Loehr in Newton with burial at Sully Cemetery. Additional notices include local moves, a products party, and a 6 months National Guard duty assignment for Leonard De Vries.
Mr. C. S. Thomas of Knoxville spent Thursday at Pella Community Schools inspecting lunch facilities under county supervision. Inspections occurred at Otley Lincoln Webster and the high school with a written report to the Board expected later under town law.
A coon hunter praises his own tune strategy claiming he plays harmonica when treed. The animal allegedly reacts with surprise then the hunter fires, joking the coon might die laughing if he waited.
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