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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
5
A discussion condemns trading with the USSR, arguing it betrays anti Communist aims and harms America's moral standing. The author cites Khrushchev, Mrs Nhu, and U.S. diplomacy, urging a principled stance over expediency in 1960s foreign policy. The piece questions selling grain to Russia, warns of prestige loss abroad, and links trade to wider moral questions.
Mrs Rosalie Evans of Newton visits Lynnville for Thanksgiving. Family and friends join Myron Norman for his 10th birthday dinner with a football themed cake. Various guests dine with the Evans and Macy households. Senior Christian Endeavor hosts a mystery social with guests, prizes, and devotional activities. Chamber of Commerce turkey drawing winners named. some birds were released from the Community building roof after the event.
Leighton residents shared Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Orlando Chicago Madison Ames and Wisconsin. Wilbur De Bruin and brothers welcomed Kennth De Bruin. WCTU meeting at John Van Zonk home featured devotions son Spiritual Life report and Peace department work. Warren and Mrs De Prenger moved into their newly purchased house.
In Sully the property of Mr and Mrs Jacob Zwank of Winterset sold at public auction to Schmidt and Van Norden building contractors in Sully. Thanksgiving gatherings filled the town with family dinners at the Sully Community Building and numerous visits across households as residents hosted relatives from Ames Des Moines Pella and Morris Illinois amid Brotherhood events and center reunions.
Relatives and friends gathered for Thanksgiving dinners across several towns. Notable attendees included Mrs. Dwight Man and Mrs. Nola Vander Leest of Altoona, the Wisgerhof family of Devonport and Pella, and relatives visiting from Iowa City and Lynnville. Others hosted dinners at Newton and Clinton with extended family names listed.
Pella High Voc Ag IV class may increase their total farm income over their lifetimes by about 960000 dollars versus farmers who did not receive vocational agriculture training in high school. A magazine report for the Presidents Panel on Vocational Education states on farm graduates with voc-ed earned 3720 dollars per year, 1982 higher than non trained peers.
An afternoon courtesy hosted by Mrs. Orval Vander Wilt brought together numerous relatives for birthday honors. Chicago and Iowa guests joined in, including the Gertsmas, Wisgerhofs, De Jongs, Vos and Gertsmas families. Dinner visits during Thanksgiving united neighbors from Chariton Wichita and Lynnville.
Bids were opened Monday afternoon December 2 at Rock Island District Corps of Engineers for farm buildings on land tied to Red Rock Dam and Lake Red Rock. Five buildings drew acceptable bids led by W B Rinehart for a house at 1001 dollars and Russell W Farrell for a Monroe garage at 385, with other bids from Don Hewitt and Wilson Dop. Successful bidders will be notified by mail. unsuccessful bidders may submit informal bids for remaining unsold buildings.
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