Meeting on county role in EOA in Knox ville
A meeting is set for Thursday night at Memorial Hall in Knox ville to decide if Marion county will join the War on Poverty program. Attendees may authorize tax-funded expenditures and elect a four-group committee to set up and run the program, with Kenneth Sincoe explaining details.
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Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Marion County
Marion Couny
Kenneth Sincoe
State Economic Opportunity Office
Mahaske County
Mahaska County
Keokuk County
Keokuk
Warren
Mahaska
Oskaloosa
Ed Gilmour
EOA
America
Churches
Chambers of Commerce
Tom Van Zee Returns From Viet Nam Marine Tour
Tom Van Zee son of Mr and Mrs John F Van Zee of Pella recently completed a four month Marine Corps tour in Viet Nam. He served as a 3.5 rocket gunner with a Da Nang air base security battalion conducting about three search and destroy missions weekly. He described dense terrain and villages emptied by the Viet Cong and noted friendly locals despite the conflict. He enlisted in 1962 and traveled through Okinawa Hong Kong and the Philippines before arriving in Viet Nam March 2. The unit left Viet Nam June 16 and returned to the United States August 8. He will be on leave until September 16 then report to Norfolk Virginia to serve as an MP at a military prison.
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Tom van Zee
John F. van Zee
Pella
Viet Nam
Marine Corps
da Nang
Viet, Nam
V.C
V. C
Tom
States
Okinawa
Tonkin Gulf
San Diego
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Norfolk
Russell Nelson Named to Co. School Board
Russell Nelson of Dallas was appointed to the County School Board in Area III covering Dallas, Washington, Franklin and East Knox townships. He replaces Don Shivvers who resigned after 15 years of service, per County Superintendent C. S. Thomas.
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Russell Nelson
Dallas
Washington
Franklin
East Knoxv
Mr. Nelson
Don Shivvers
Harold Harlan James Receives M A Degree
Harold Harlan James of Batavia Iowa earned a Master of Arts degree in secondary school administration on Thursday August 12. He is the son of Cecil P James of Route 2 Ottumwa and a 1955 Ottumwa High School graduate. James attended Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and joined Phi Alpha Sinfonia. He earned a B A in Education in 1938 with a major in Mathematics and a minor in music. He received his master is awarded.
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Harold Harlan James
Batavia
Iowa
Cecil P. James
Route 2
Ottumwa
Ir. James
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Never Phia
Sinfonia
James
Ter
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Missouri
Phi Delta Kappa
Fairfield
Willine Tysseling
Pella
Sully Christian set registration and start dates
Registration at Sully Christian school will be August 24 at 7 30 p m with classes starting August 31 a half day. Pupil insurance may be purchased with the same premium as last year. Lange's All Star Dairy to serve milk. Staff includes Van Dyk Vis Vander Kamp Fopma De Vries Hoogeveen. New reading series added. Bus drivers needed. Also notes on teachers, annuals, and air force assignments for local residents.
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Sully
Sully Christian School
Lange’s
All Star Dairy
Glen
Coleen) van Dyk
Lynnville
Elizabeth Vis
Raymond
Minn
Norma Vander Kamp
Orange City
Sylvia Fopma
Joan de Vries
Stanley Hoogeveen
de Vries
Hoogeveen
Lippinscott
Cornie Vos
Tunis Blom
Dick Pleima
PCHS Registration Set for Friday August 27
Pella Christian High schedules registration for Friday morning August 27 from 9:00 to 11:30. Parents must provide student transportation. School begins Monday August 30 at 8:30 with 2:30 dismissal. grade school operates only at day’s end. Three new teachers hired to fill vacancies.
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Pella Christian High
Pella Christian Grade School
Raymond Klyn
Harold Bossenbroek
Klyn
Cen
Your Newspaper Ad Guarantee and Reader Reach
The Pella Chronicle pledges paid ads guarantee message delivery to subscribers. A $6.00 line fee ensures the message will be read in the home, presenting the paper as a complete information medium and urging support for the newspaper.
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The
Pella Chronicle
Central College surpasses 200000 in current operations gifts
Central College reports 1964-65 receipts total 435284 with 202000 for current operations and 233000 for capital needs. President Lubbers notes five year current operations gifts amount to 937000 while capital funds reach 840000 and annuity gifts total 199000, totaling 1976000. Trustees, alumni, churches and friends praised for support and growth.
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Central College
Arend D. Lubbers
Central
A. Glenn Meerdink
Membership meetings set by area NFOs for Aug. 20
Instructional meetings for NFO members across five county areas will review bargaining progress, meat marketing, and price effects on livestock. Marion County NFO president Charles Sims notes Marion members attend the Oskaloosa gathering on Friday at 8 00 a m. A new grain program and dairy bargaining plan will be announced with a top NFC official leading a Q and A session.
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NFO
Charles Sims
Marion County
Oskaloosa
Iowa
NFC
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