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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1956

Page

6

Saturday Evenings Remain Busy in Pellas Debate

Pella Chamber of Commerce discussed keeping Saturday night as the trading evening at a Coffee Shop dinner. Members debated shifting to Friday night citing church attendance and shopper convenience, then voted 15 for Saturday night and 9 against. Summer-only closing favored 16 to 11 for all year.

Pella Alon S Chronicle News Pella Chamber of Commerce Fides Chamber Ellis Christianson

Marion County Booth at 1986 State Fair

Marion County showcases a theme based booth in the Women and Children's Building basement from Friday August 24 through Sunday September 2. County Extension Family Living program members design the display and answer public questions. Woman workers include Mrs. with the extension lesson Color in the Home adapted for various groups.

Marion Courty Marion County

Names and addresses of rural school teachers list

The list of rural school teachers to townships in the Pelle supplied by County Superintendent C. S. Thomas includes Lake Prairie Amsterdam Mrs Ruth Keitt Tracy Town Mrs Henry Gosslinkelle tows Bunker Opal De Heer Otley Iowa European Mrs Darlene Bevan 1500 N Main St Pella Ia Plainview Mrs Gloria Daggy Pella Iowa 1000 Peace Pleasant Grove Mrs Alice Van der Zyl Pella Iowa Rt 2 Porterville Mrs Wilma Brown 811 10th Ave E Os kalooosa Sandridge Mrs Olive Palmquist 609 West 2rd Pella Ia Silver Grove Mrs Greta Van Hemert 1010 Peace St Pella Ia Valley Mrs Ruth Ver Hoef Pella Iowa R R 2 Polk Township River Ridge Mrs Leah Karr Knoxville Iowa R R 8 W River Ridge Mrs Ferol Ahnnesilles Lawn Re White Breast Mrs Thelma Van Hemert Pella Iowa 815 Wash Red Rock Township Red Rock Mr Edgar Ven Arkel 907 Union St Pella In Summit Township Liberty Mrs Ruth Vander Linden 510 Independence St Pella Otley Mrs Hazel Reeves Monroe Iowa Rt 2 Miss Doris Lee Box 103 Otl Iowa and Mrs Bertha Ittmer Monroe Iowa Richifind Mrs Mable Bogaard 605 W Third St Pella Ia Summit Mrs Margaret Voge Box 64 Otley Iowa Valley View Mrs Wanda Jones Knoxville Iowa R R 4

Pelle C. S. ‘Thomas Lake Prairie Amsterdam Ruth Keitt Tracy Town Henry Gosslinkelle Bunker Opal de Heer Otley Iowa Darlene Bevan N. Main St Pella Plainview Gloria Daggy Polk Township River Ridge Leah Karr Knoxville Ferol Ahnnesilles Lawn Thelma van Hemert Red Rock Edgar Ven Arkel Union St Summit Township Liberty Ruth Vander Linden Independence St Hazel Reeves Monroe Doris Lee Mable Bogaard Third St Summit Margaret Voge- Box Valley View Wanda Jones

Local names list includes Holland Shiv Nollen Bachman and others

A set of individuals including James Holland Mrs L C Shiv vers Mrs Mike Nollen Mrs Raymond Bachman Mrs Harold Loy Mrs Boyd Rankin Mrs Dwight Harvey Dwight Gass Louis Nichols Ernest Mueller Howard Core and Jake Trinkle appear in a compiled roster or social notice. The text preserves a sequence of full names with multiple married surnames and titles.

James Holland L. C. Shivvers Mike Nollen Raymond Bachman Harold Loy Boyd Rankin Dwight Harvey Dwight Gass Louis Nichols Ernest Mueller Howard Core Jake Trinkle

Information on 1957 Soil Bank Program Soon

The Marion County ASC office in Knoxville will host details on the 1957 soil bank, with emphasis on the wheat acreage reserve. Chairman Merrill L. Robuck says district meetings will distribute instructions to committeemen and staff, and signups for the wheat reserve are due by September 21. The program requires underplanting and not exceeding allotments, with payments tied to reduced production.

Marion County ASC Knoxville Merrill L. Robuck Robuck Marion

Highland Heights Annexed Into Pella City

Pella City Council voted unanimously to annex Highland Heights as part of its corporate limits. The meeting addressed West Third Street extension, easements, and sewer development with a pending plat filing for action.

Highland Heights Pella Wesley McNamer Rock “Island ‘Railroad Southella Bend Femve Libr West Third Street West Second Street Dockendorf Dockendorff Propor Scholte Heights Minnie Hagen Country Club Klein City of Pell

Pella High Band To Play Concert At State Fair

Pella High School Band to perform at the Town State Fair in Des Moines during August 24 to September 2. The band performs Saturday September 1 per fair secretary Lloyd Cunningham. More than 20 concert bands and musical groups from across the state are chosen for the 10 day exposition with daily programs.

Pella Des Moines Lloyd Cunningham

Barn Fire Destroys Schreiner Farm Hay and Calves

The Warren Schreiner barn near Pel and 6 miles west of Pel was struck by lightning during a Saturday storm on August 18 and burned to ashes. Rural firemen from Pella arrived as the blaze consumed the structure along with hay and five calves. no nearby buildings were endangered. The Schreiner farm lies a half mile south of Highway 163 on the west side of the road 50 miles west of Pella.

Warren Schreiner Pel Pella Schreiner

Widening 163 East Continues to Blacktop Soon

Construction on highway 146 between New Sharon and Grinnell begins with detours around grading and a bridge. Through traffic routes via US 63 and US 6 through Montezuma and Malcom. Culvert work starts, heavy grading to follow, surfacing next year after grading and bridging finish. Norris Construction Co. sets up asphalt plant near Leighton Road. paving to start after widening closes in on Oskaloosa to Pella segment.

New Sharon Grinnell Oskaloosa Herald Montezuma Malcom Lynnville Highway 163 Oskaloosa Polk County Pella Black Oak School Norris Construction Co Ottumwa Leighton Road

First Round Play Completed in Club Golf Tournament

In the Pella Golf Club match play, no major upsets occurred as the first round finished. The field narrows to four with Don Waechter vs Wally Kooyman advancing toward the upper bracket semi finals, while Anthony Tysseling beat Pete Andreas to reach the second round. Gene...

Pella Golf Club Don Waechter Wally Kooyman Anthony Tysseling Pete Andreas Pete Tys Don Dykstra Stu Kuyper Dykstra Boots Vanden Oever Bob Power Kuyper Pete Gauss Ralph Ver Meer Tysseling Kooyman- Waechter Gene

Pella Christian High Opens Sept. 4 With New Faculty

Pella Christian High School begins the 1956-57 term on Tuesday September 4 enrollment expected over 200. Registration days August 27 for address locals and August 28 for others. New staff include Michael T. Ruiter principal and Dieleman history coach plus Alice Vande Haar home economics.

Pella

Mission Worker Talks to Rotarians on Costa Rica Mission

Rev. Robert Baker, former Pella boy and Methodist missionary in Costa Rica, reviewed his work in the country before local Rotarians. He described Costa Rica as about the size of West Virginia with Spaniards dominating the original Indian population, noted San Jose as the capital at 4000 feet, and highlighted high quality Costa Rican coffee. The mission group runs a large farm on the tall lands near 2000 feet, growing bananas and grasses, with Leon Miller, an Ames graduate, working near the Nicaraguan border. The gathering included Dr. Evers and guests from Princeton and Churchville, with staff changes at the local Christian School and notice of tentative North Central Association approval for the school.

Grand Rapids, Mich Grand Rapids Robert Baker Pella Costa Rica West Virginia San Jose National Theatre Italy Europe South America Rev. Baker Mission Group Leon Miller Ames Chili Doctor Evers Club Fred van Doorninck Princeton N. J Harold Iowa Committee On Secondary School and College Relations Christian High

Schreiner and Mills Win at Town Fair Art Salon

Des Moines Register reports August 21 prize winners from Pella. Lenty Schreiner, 14, won first in sculpture with a stone carving titled 0 likeness of a hippopotamus, earning $40. Larry Mills, head of Central College art, took second in Prints and Drawing and also received $40. The exhibit runs August 24 through September 2 at the State Fair Art Salon.

Des Moines Lenty Schreiner Ed Schreiner Larry Mills Central College Des Moines Art Center

Third Reformed Church service to be broadcast on CBS Radio

The Church of the Air program from Third Reformed Church will feature Rev. R J Redeker and its choir from KRNT Des Moines on Sunday August 26 at 9 30 a m. The broadcast originates from KRNT and will be heard nationwide on CBS Radio. Keith Emmert will become Junior High and Webster Building Principal this fall guiding math and related classes.

Third Reformed Church CBS Radio Network Church of the Air CBS R. J. Redeker KRNT Des Moines L. Grooters

Car Damaged in Downtown Crash Wednesday Noon

Norman Zickel from 504 E 8th Street Pella on leave from the Navy drove his brother s 1948 Ford coupe into the back of Walter Huebner s 1956 Buick from Denison Iowa at the Main and Franklin stop light. Both cars suffered front end and fender damage with only minor scratches on the Huebner vehicle and no injuries reported.

Norman Zickel Pella Navy Walter Huebner Denison Iowa Huebners Ottumwa Main Franklin Streets Zickel Auto Huebner

Elevator worker Lester Doorenbos dies in shock

While repairing a steel bin in an elevator at Boyden, Lester Doorenbos was killed when an auger was plugged in and a short circuit sent electricity through his body. The accident occurred during routine work, and investigators are reviewing the wiring and safety procedures.

Lester Doorenbos Boyden

Pella Christian Grade School to Open on September Fourth

The Pella Christian Grade School plans to open Tuesday September 4 with enrollment for parents on Monday and Tuesday August 27 and 28 from 7 30 to 9 00 p m. About 300 pupils are expected, including kindergarten students to be enrolled in January. The school, organized in 1912, serves multiple faiths and operates under the Pella Christian School Society.

Pella Pella, Otley, Leighton, and Tracy Klaus Kramer Kramer

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Pellas Ike Hoksbergen Jim Wisse Kersbergen Plumbing and Heating Co Pella High Schreiner Farm Pella Christian High Michael T. Ruiter Pella Christian High School Calvin College Dieleman State University of Iowa SUL Marvin G. Dieleman Alice Vande Haar Vande Haar Mills Keith Emmert Webster Building Webster Keith Sully High School Penn College Central College Naval Cadet Jerry Stout Pella Christian Grade School Christ Klaas Kram Zekan-Robbina Vernon Roorda East First St
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