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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

7

Governor Hughes Pardons Amish Fines in Iowa

Governor Harold Hughes remitted fines totaling 4360 against 14 Old Order Amish fathers in northeast Iowa after a request from Cedar Falls attorney W. W. Sindlinger. Court costs totaling 2945 remain unpaid. The report also notes Freeman’s southwest Iowa tour and a policy speech supporting the 1965 farm bill and the world food program.

Harold Hughes Iowa Hughes W. W. Sindlinger Cedar Falls Sindlinger Orville Freeman Harlan Fairgrounds Johnson Freeman

Costa Rica stamp and local notes from Cordova

A Cordova letter details a Costa Rica stamp marked 50 cts and updates on residents and family travels. It mentions Dr Bernard Frommack M.D., relocation to California, local gatherings, sales, scouts, and community milestones amid hot afternoons and a Pleasant Hill Fair.

California Nellie Vanden Berg Kuiper Corena Jennie Vander Kolk Norman Arthur Vriezelaars John Vriezelaar Balmer Renee Berlin Anna Ballard Houston Texas Pleasant Hill Fair Blanche McDaniels Rebekah Prairie City National Guard Monroe Rock Creek Lester Brothers Benton Bros Rex Lester Rex Joyce

MonroE News highlights reunions and visits in Monroe area

Monro e News reports weekend visits by Mrs Co Van Prattenburg of Jeist Holland and Mr and Mrs Brunse Vanden Werd of Newton to Mr and Mrs Fred Baarda. Local gatherings include the Pearson family reunion hosted by Bernard Zerley and extended kin from Des Moines Adel Atica Chariton Knoxville and Pella. A Pleasant Hill homecoming featured sports and a parade with a softball game.

Monroe Co. van Prattenburg Jeist Holland Brunse Vanden Werd Newton Fred Baarda Prattenburg Baarda John H. Vriezelaar Susan Hugh Sherry Barber Brightsday Riverview Park Des Moines Louis Ter Louw Bernard Zerley Blake, Brent Barry Pearson E. Y. Pearson Minburo W. Stine Adel Marvin Pearson Paula Vicki Rita Vande Kamp Delno Pearson Kim Kevin W. A. Pearson Attica Forest Pearson Clifton Brewer Chariton P. Y Karen Colorado Richard Drost Grand Rapids Michigan Pella Olivier Bulls Chicago Gerrit de Jong Frank Heslinga Emma Timmins Hazel Reeves Pleasant Hill

Community Notes From A Rural Iowa Weekend

Maddy Miller drove home while her husband was deployed to Germany. Joe Templeton toured the eastern U S and met a U N delegate for a 20 minute interview. Dewey Fasteneau and family hosted a cookout at Bill Karr's in Knoxville. Catherine Waardhuizen runs Avon sales in Pella rural areas. Dee will cater a large Knoxville wedding on August first. Plans disrupted by a plane strike delaying flower orders. Alice Templeton demonstrates at Marion County fair with a 4 H project a watermelon salad. News from Roy’s garden includes cabbage, pickles, beans, turnips and frozen corn. Clyde, Vivian and Karla Karr had Sunday dinner with Janet and Dave Kuyper. Madge Stanton vacationed in Tombstone, Arizona and mailed leaflets and scenic cards. Royal Nabor met in Monroe Park on Friday with Marie Rinehart and others.

Monroe Park Hazel Lillie Gertrude Des Moines Colorado Case de Jong Dick de Konings Viola Karr Delight Wing Delight Knoxville East Cronkhite St Susan Templeton Oskaloosa Edith Heemstra Arthur Rommick Storm Lake Mr. Rommick Rodney Rommick Dunnink Pella Woodrow Dietrick Duncan Cafe John and Gladys de Ronde Duncan Pete van Ryswyk Dale Dixon Dale Kristy Veterans Hospital Sherry John Hjortshoj John Exlines Centerville James Templeton Raymond Leah Fears Coalport Iowa Annals Attica John Irving Columbia Watkins Oskaloosa Herald Red Rock Charles Mark) Toom Bean Nichols Rex Hewitt Walker Jack Kingery John den Otter Cliff Colon Monroe Ella Botsford Collins Hospital Burroughs Helen Dykstra Arizona John Dykstra Helen Juanita Cindy Lakatos Cronkhites Glenview Winona Keith Paul Dawn Cleveland Petroit Delno Maddy Maddy Miller Germany Joe Templeton U.N Dewey Fasteneau Bill Karr Catherine Waardhuizen Avon Dee Alice Templeton Marion County Fair Sunset Magazine Anna Roy Clyde Vivian Karla Karr Janet Dave Kuyper Madge Stanton Tombstone Royal Nabor Marie Rinehart

Postmaster job open for Otley in Iowa

An examination for Postmaster at Otley Iowa 5941 a year will be open for acceptance of applications until August 23 1966 Commission announced today. Applicants must have at least one year experience or six months plus education and know postal procedures. Must reside within delivery area for one year, be 18 by closing date, and not over 70. Race religion color national origin sex or politics not a factor. Obtain complete information at the Otley post office.

Otley Iowa

Parental Visits Highlight Local Family Ties

Jumble of names shows Gerrit Van Wyk and VanderWerff families hosting relatives from Marion and Jefferson City. Rick and Terry Van Wyk returned home with parents Kurt and Kent Brou, while Kim Kari Aalbers visited Sgt Larry Aalbers at Ft Leavenworth. Little Craig born July 9.

Ferson City Dick VanderWerff Wilbur Brouwer Kurt Kent Marion Gerrit van Wyk Hame Rick Terry Dick Aalbers Kim Kari Larry Aalbers Craig Ft. Leavenworth Kansas Little Craig

Bass Van Gilst Wins First in Southern Iowa Barrow Show

Bass Van Gilst of Oskaloosa placed first with a 205-pound Hampshire barrow at the Southern Iowa fair livestock contest. Judge Cliff Iverson of TENCO named his pig best live animal after measurements of length, back fat, and loin eye. Five of Rust’s top ten pigs also ranked high under Iverson’s live standards.

Hampshire Bass Van Iverson van Gilst

Sponge Bait for Salmon Fishing Tactics

A brief note suggests cutting red sponges into small balls to imitate salmon eggs when real eggs are scarce, offering a simple baiting tactic for anglers. The guidance emphasizes practicality and ease of making effective lures from readily available materials.

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