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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1965

Page

3

Courthouse Notices List of Local Vehicle Records and Deeds

A chronicle of recent courthouse items includes dozens of vehicle registrations from Kville Pella Tracy and Knoxville, listing names and ages with makes such as Ford Chevrolet Plymouth and Honda. The piece also records warranty deeds transferring property in Pleasantville Knoxville Pella and Melcher with multiple interlinked transfers among residents and families.

Nest Sarris Dallas Lyle Gene van Kampen Pella Yamaha Loren Andrew Waits K’ville Honda Clarence B. Or Isis Weldon Clyde & Claudine Williams K'ville Iona Pearl Yacinich Dodge Kae Ilene Agan Knoxville Venita June Beaver Gary Lee Margraet Harvey Ford Gerrit Hol Tracy Jesse Evalene Hunerdosse Lacona Thomas L. McDonald Lawrence Twila Rankin Hamilton Carmella Mae Robuck

New. Cases A O Skeie dba Skeie Mtrs Vs

The record lists a civil action titled Skeie dba Skeie Mtrs versus Emerson J C Garrett. Details of claims, court and dates are not provided in the readable text. Further specifics should appear in full docket entries or case captions.

A.O. -Skeie Emerson J.C. Garrett

Legal Notices Summary of Civil and Criminal Dockets

Keith Goode doing business as Hillcrest Auction Satisfaction of Judge ment Charlotte Wallace against Bert Wallace order State of Iowa versus John Michmershuizen OMVI Carroll Blom against Richard and Dianna DeHoedt promissory note State of Iowa versus Lyle Fenton Jackman OMVI Securities Acceptance against Jack Nicholson Default of judgment State of Iowa versus Virgil Glover

Keith Goode Hillcrest Charlotte Wallace Bert L. Wallace State of Towa John Michmershuizen Carroll Blom Richard Dianna DeHoedt State of Iowa Lyle Fenton Jackman Jack Nicolson Virgil Glover

Social Security Extends Student Benefits For Dependents

Editor Leo W. Smith explains the 1965 amendments allowing students who receive benefits as children of retired, disabled, or deceased workers to continue payments after age 18 while attending school full time. The series explores how these changes affect families and dependent students.

Leo W. Smith

New Social Security Allowance for Students in 1965 Amendments

Des Moines district manager announced the 1965 social security amendments allow students to receive monthly benefits until age 22 or education completion. Those whose benefits stopped at 18 must reapply. payments may be retroactive to January 165. Full-time vocational, high school, and college students are covered, with benefits during school and up to four months of vacation if returning to school. Contact nearest office. Des Moines office at 205 12th Street.

Smith Des Moines 12Th Street

Roorda Family Returns From Germany Visit to Iowa

Staff Sgt. Gordon Roorda returns from Germany arriving in Chicago and staying with relatives near Grinnell Iowa. He expects army discharge on August 27. The Roordas and visiting families, including Mr. and Mrs. Gates and others, share news of travel and plans, with several local residents resuming nursing training or moving to Albert City.

Lynnville Gordon Roorda Shelley Renee Frankfort Germany Chicago Ill Seward Gates Cynthia Johnathan Lowa Gerard Roorda Charles Burton Martha Or Sally Bert Hasley Clare Scarsboro Koya Sparks Martha Burton Clare Money Chainland Mainland Kansas Shirley Sparks Ledarmapius Jim Albert City Raleigh Stanley Hollandale Minn Melvin Geurts Melvin Ver Seegt

Iowa public schools transport fleet and costs 1963 64

Iowa public schools used 5 675 buses and vehicles for pupil transport in 1963 64, plus 258 privately owned vehicles under contract. Ten years earlier 3 505 public vehicles and 519 private ones existed. Three fourths of buses held 40 04 seats, and 52.41 percent were five years old or younger. There were 7 127 drivers, 6 760 men and 367 women, on 6 352 routes averaging about 75 miles, with daily miles totaling 291 643 and annual miles 32 143 625. Total transportation cost was 19 745 373 dollars, 64.08 per pupil, up from 98.23 ten years before. State aid rose from 2 to 4 million, but only 56.9 percent of claims were paid in 63 64 versus 76.0 percent in 63 64. About 263 248 pupils were transported at district expense, 43.3 percent of all enrolled.

Iowa Public Schools

Crops Affected by Weather Aid In 1965 Program

Merrill L. Robuck says new legislation treats unplanted 1965 feed grain acreage due to adverse weather as corn planted for harvest price support, if not used for another price supported crop. Forms exist to apply, areas must be photo identified, and 25 percent of farms will be visited to verify designations. Deadline September 7 to file.

Merrill L. Robuck Marion County Asc Committee Robuck

Old Settlers Meet Lynnville Attendees At Noon Dinner

About eighty gathered for the Old Time Old Settlers event in Lynnville on August 19. Glenwood Stanley, from Lamont, read an article from the Lynnville Herald dated Sept 22 1877 recounting the first Old Settlers meeting held Sept 20 1877. The meeting opened with prayer and devotional exercises led by Chaplain Jabez Starr, including a hymn from the Methodist Episcopal Hymnal.

Lynnville Glenwood Stanley Lamont Lynnville Herald B. F. Arnold John R. Sparks Jabez Starr M.E

Pupils Transported In 1953 54 Traced At 31.4 Percent

The record shows 318 pupils transported during 1953 1954, representing 31.4 percent of those enrolled in public schools that year.

Old Settlers Dinner Attended by Large Local Group

The article recounts an Old Settlers gathering with 52 at dinner and a crowd of 600 to 700. Attendees included J. R. Sparks J. A. Mayfield Melissa Johnson Wesley Stallings W C Rayburn Mary Sparks and others. Chaplain Starr gave the benediction before the attendees parted.

J. R. Sparks J. A. Mayfield Melissa Johnson Wesley Stallings Mary Sparks Joseph Arnold Phoebe Macy M. T. Mathews Mary A. Bufkin Chaplain Starr Treva Etting California Alwilda Bump Garner Lynnville Eli Jay Alwilda Garner Eliza E. Butrum

Black Oak and Scott Strivers Meet in Leighton July

The Black Oak and Scott Strivers held their July 21 meeting in Leighton. Don De Bruin opened the session as 14 members and 2 leaders answered roll on plans for the fair. Committees were formed to decorate livestock barns and a knot-tying demonstration was given by Marvin Vander Wilt. Recreation was by Keith Newendorp and Edwin Vander Linden. Refreshments were served by Bob and Marvin Vander Beek. Reporter Robert Newendorp.

Black Oak & Scott Strivers Leighton Don de Bruin Marvin Vander Wilt Keith Newendorp Edwin Vander Linden Bob Marvin Vander Beek Robert Newendorp

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Mario Kenneth Marion Adams Kenneth Paljine Barr William Blom Walter Agnes Bingham P’ville Letha May Davis Arthur B Evelyn DeZwarte Martin H Avis Duffy Kermit Helen Garbe Wgn Harold Carmen Gilliland Charles Louise Glover Ralph E. Goode Dennis Sandra Hemphill Columbia Virgil A. Hoch Arvin Karlyn Hoogenakker Amos Jones Jr Joe H. Vande Kieft Michael Betty Killer Swan Marie Klein Paul Leroy Lanphier John T Gertude Lenig John Schippers Larry Dean Schrader Impala Jacob Sjaardema Mercury Bruce E Fern Ann Sumner Charles Or Virginia Tickel Edgar Or Anna van de Kamp Buick Raleigh DeWitt Vanderwaal Monroe Pontiac Larry Dean Edith van Dusseldorp Alvin van Houweling David Scott Willoughby Harold D. Wittenburg Wilbert A. Dainty Ernest P Ann Braida J.t Lois A Clarence A. Robuck Cliff Gail B D. Wayne Jane L. Davis J.t Pleasantville Bel Air A. A Johanna Ver Meer Peter Anna DeJong Pella Orig Doris M Eugene D. Long Junior Margery Dennison Knoxville Richey’s Ivyl Vivian Cox Tom Mary Lou Edwards Jorcoo Rece aiCoy Irene McCoy Swan Shook Helen Ashton Io Dorothy O’brien Catherine Floyd J. Dabb Madonna Mae Phillips Edna M. Hollowell Arden Rex Martha Ruth Shoop Pleasantville Jordan's RR Pauline M C. J. Lautenbach Raymond Arlene Vander Hart J.t. S Kermit E Mabel I. Sherwood James D Opal E. Winslow Nick Nellie Branderhorst Daisy Williams Jesse Bruce al St Orig C.L Helen E. Pine William Burrell C. F Marie E. Dykstra Ernest & Bess de Cook Robert E Margaret Smith William K Constance Hinga Pella North Annex Cornelia A. Wilson Billy J Willa Kart Roy Clara Debruin J. G. Arthur Bob Klein Tire Sale Coop Co.op Farmer's Coop Service Station Pella Chamber OF Commerce Social Security Roorda Fleener Viet Nam Ver Ploeg Farm Supply Sully, Iowa BO & S Peoria Scotts Seed and Feed
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