16 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
1
A policy statement explains the newspaper will present multiple viewpoints on important issues and invites reader comments. It notes opinions on these pages may not reflect the paper’s own views and that submissions may be edited for consistency.
An editor from LaVerne Minnesota uses a strong patriotic voice to defend American ideals. He rejects anti American criticism, laments foreign policy woes, and defends capitalism and national pride amid global disapproval. He expresses'émotions of loyalty, frustration, and hope for the United States.
David Lawrence in Des Moines reports that a labor unions alliance with the administration is paying off, weakening free enterprise. Ideologues in Moscow would cheer as America moves toward state socialism, signaling a shift in political and economic freedoms.
In this Chamber Chatter column manager notes the need for thorough background research on local projects. He discusses long-standing requests for better state roads, noting Pella’s unique highway situation among 33 Iowa towns. He urges finding funding solutions for decorating materials to meet annual community needs and hopes for progress next year.
Food supplements will be distributed to eligible persons during the week of December 20 through December 24 at 1214 East Main Street Knoxville. On December 20 in Knoxville AL from 8 to 11 am and 1 to 4 pm. December 21 distribution includes Attica Bussey Hamilton and Marysville from 8 to 11 am.
December 22 including Harvey Pella Pershing Tracy from 8 to 11 a.m. December 23 lists Columbia Melcher Dallas 8 to 11 a.m. December 24 Otley Swan Pleasantville 8 to 11 a.m.
Assembly Nursing Homes of Illinois plans a 72 bed facility with 9 retirement rooms on the south edge of New Sharon near Mahaska Junior Senior High. Van Sittert Plumbing and Heating wins mechanical contract. VanDen Berg Electric earns the electrical contract. The home emphasizes home like spaces, outdoor access, therapy, social activities, and a planned schedule of religious services with local ministers.
Leighton notices detail Gerrit and Mrs. Van Kooten visiting Denver relatives and other guests from Belle Plaine Des Moines and local families. The Dutch Buffet supper hosts included Earl and Mel Brummel with a large list of attendees. Dale Johnson was absent due to a Florida trip.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Samson Jim Kathy Ruth Ann Craig and David visited Sunday afternoon in the Eldred Van Gorp home. Mr and Mrs Joe Sjaardema, Mr and Mrs George Sjaarde ma Cindy Verle Dean Eugene and Georgia also attended.
Mrs Earl Fopma and her sons from Sully joined Mr and Mrs Richard Bruxvoort and family at Mitchellville for a Sunday dinner honoring the Bruxvoorts wedding anniversary.
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