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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1965

Page

5

Fire at Mrs Manns home prompts $100 loss

Sixty years ago firemen were summoned to the southeast town edge to douse a blaze from an overheated stove and hot stove pipe. Loss estimated about $100. The Old Dick Kruidenier residence at Columbus and East First was sold to B. J. Bonma for repairs and occupancy.Library head Beard reported Carnegie papers found for signing and a potential funding offer. A Penn Central game near riot sparked by repeated penalities and taunting remarks on the sidelines.

Carnegie Penn Central Penn Jones CUI

Final minutes played in darkness as referee halted game

Central scored an early touchdown and Lewes declared the game even though Penn had not yet scored. the final score was not reported and the game ended in darkness with no resolution.

Central Lewes Penn

Pella front page recounts city advances and civic groups

Mayor Henry F. Johnson profiles years of city improvements in Pella, noting public expenditures of 274000 over seven years. The piece responds to a reader’s critique in the Des Moines Register and highlights Federated club women opening a rest room in the Opera House. The Pella Gun Club hosted a turkey shoot at the grounds with birds won by Kameriek and another participant.

Henry F. Johnson Pella Perse Des Moines Register Federated Club Opera House GC. Kameriek

New Post Office Rule Affects Morning Deliveries

A new postal ruling requires city routes to deliver in the morning on holidays. South and west Pella see sewer work under way as Roman Quin suffers a cave‑in injury at Oskaloosa and West First Street, breaking a collar bone. Bricklaying on the new high school project is finished and progress continues inside the building.

Nd van Gerp John van Viet John Lister Dave Schippers Jim van Lint Russell van Zante John Bruinekool Dave Ver Dught Teun Jein Post Office Pella Quin Oskaloosa and W. First Sts

New Car Numbers and Local Bank Reorganization Reported

In the November 26 1925 issue notes assignation of new car numbers to Lowantivs and Jon Co with changes to B2. Y T van Niewaal merchant promotes Cooper's underwear in a running series. Secretary Jardine’s ar in the Uau a network shows Great White Way as the sole Marion county road number 63. Knoxville National Bank reorganized as Knoxville National Bank and Trust Company due to frozen assets. Dallas defeated Pella High 156 at the college field with De Reus Fox Vogelas Aing Van Roe Koopman Van Dellen A Bruins Rysdam listed among players.

Lowantivs Jon Co Y. T. van Niewaal Cooper Jardine Desar Uau Marion County Knoxville National Bank Knoxville National Bank and Trust Company Dallas

Open Bible group church work and local fire equipment

The 1932 issue notes progress on the Open Bible group church on Washington Street. Pella firemen acquired a new truck built on a Chevrolet chassis with Lu Verne equipment, a 400 gallon pumper, 100 gallon booster tank and 1,000 feet of hose for $2,000. College and high school players were feted by the Chamber in the Legion Hall basement. Virgil Ford received the Hecrema trophy, a C blanket. Farm pages depict corn picking by team and wagon, no tractors. The oldest residence in

Open Bible Group Washington St Pella Chevrolet Luverne Chamber of Commerce Legion Hall Virgil Ford

Tynnville House Burns Down After 1852 Construction

The Tynnville hotel, erected by Tesse Arnold in 1852 from native lumber, burned to the ground. The structure, once a railroad station area landmark, played a role in Civil War era transit.

Tynnville Tesse Arnold

Destiny of the Pella community in 1945 issue

In the 1945 November issue, Rev Lawrence Ver Meer reports about 1000 pounds of used clothing donated in Pella for Holland relief. A Kiwanis club ballot appears. Local sales note the Ver ought farm transfer to Bob and John Rouwen horst at 140 acres valued around 156.60 per acre. Several service members are pictured or listed: Setrith Menninga in Japan, Ensign Virgil Vander Linden released from naval service, Warren Van Sittert discharged from Sea Kices, Torpedoman David Bovan returning after 27 months. Martha Van Berkum of Pella marries Ensign Verne Wiedermeier of St Joseph Mo in Philadelphia.

Lawrence Ver Meer Pella Holland Setrith Menninga Japan Virgil Vander Linden Naval Air Service Warren van Sittert David Bovan Navy Martha van Berkum Verne Wiedermeier St. Joseph Philadelphia

Ten Years Ago A 1000 Church Building Fund Progress

From the November 24 1955 issue A three year program targeted at 1000 for a new church building by the First Baptist church with 77000 already collected Pioneer butterman William Rugaard retired after 48 years in the trade His career began after a Denmark ice cream visit at 13 He moved to the United States in 1912 At retirement he worked for Pella Produce Co Myron Nollen named Marion County champion pork producer by Farmers Hybrid Hogs of Hampton He raised 166 pigs from 18 sows for an average of 9.22 pigs per litter with a daily gain of 114 pounds Pella High lost a close cage game to Oska Joosa Bob Boyert led scorers with 15 points and De Heer excelled on the boards.

Wm. Rugaard Denmark Pella Produce Co Myron Nollen Marion Co Hybrid Hogs of Hampton Pella High Oska- Joosa Bob Boyert de Heer

Social Security Qs and Answers for Pella Chronicle Readers

Arrangements with the Des Moines SSA office publish a weekly column answering reader questions on Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Questions cover Medicare eligibility for a 90 year old, benefits for children over eight in school, and widow’s benefits starting at age 60 with earnings considerations.

Des Moines The Social Security Administration Pella Chronicle Tim

Social Security Advice for 67 and Working Spouses

Your text outlines guidance on filing for social security benefits for a working couple aged 67, with discussion of Medicare eligibility, partial benefits while continuing to work, and timing to file next January. It also includes widow benefits at age 60 reduced by about 13 2/3 percent and the long-term financial impact.

Worker hurt installing guard rail on Whitebreast Bridge

Loren Peterson, 93, of Wayland, fell from the Whitebreast Bridge on Highway 14 late Tuesday afternoon while installing guard rail for a subcontractor Jack Schroeder of Burlington. He was taken to Collins Memorial Hospital in Knoxville with a back injury.

Loren Peterson Wayland Whitebreast Highway 14 Collins Memorial Hospital Knoxville Peterson Jack Schroeder Burlington Knoxville Journal

Pella Page Two December 16 1965 Item Highlights

Local newspaper item recap from the Pella page two dated December 16 1965 highlights community news. Notes brief notices, upcoming events, and local happenings with names and places typical of a small-town paper. Reads as a compact summary card for readers seeking day by day items.

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Ovin American Acceptance Corp High Ave Oskaloosa Kiwanis Club Bob John Rouwenhorst Verought First Baptist Church Comfortron Corvette Fisher America Chevrolet Way White Way Auto Company Pella, Lowa Vander Linden Rexall HAS News Remington 66 the Pella Central Club Hi K Slykhuiss Central College Charlie Jerry Roger John Ver Meer Chronicle News Chance 2 Co ReeReet Ae Sylvania ESA Garrard Gary Gezel T. V
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