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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1962
Page
10
Rev Henry T Rozendaal discusses John 1 5 God is light and in Him is no darkness at all linking fellowship with God to light and understanding He contrasts light and darkness illustrating how deeper fellowship brings greater clarity and the need for a life wholly directed by the Master for true light to guide deeds and certainty
The Iowa Manufacturers Association reports a survey showing industrial expansion will add 646 new jobs and at least 4 million dollars annually in purchasing power by the end of 1962. Personal income for 100 new industrial workers is estimated at 590 thousand dollars per year.
Advice urges taking it easy during the holiday rush to prevent accidents. Emphasizes water in tree bases, checking lights, never leaving lit trees, watching ash trays, using a firescreen, and supervising children and helpers to keep kitchens safe and clean.
J. G. Boat and Jones M. volunteer county chairmen appeal to residents to buy extra E and H savings bonds to support government efforts in the Cuban crisis. Marion County October sales totaled 50,588 bringing ten month total to 885,950 or 61 percent of the 1962 quota. Secretary Dillon urged greater bond sales to keep the country strong. Mahaska and Jasper counties show 9 623 955 and 1 235 513 in sales for 55 and 65 percent respectively.
The piece urges embracing God’s gift of peace through Jesus. It argues man cannot achieve world peace by his own wisdom and calls individuals to live in love, truth, and righteousness to bring about peace on earth. It asks if now is a good time to begin this path.
A Pella couple shares their positive view of Central College students staying in local homes during dormitory construction. They describe enjoyable evenings and the valuable friendship formed, expressing pride in American youth and their bright future.
Read by the Iowa State Department of Health the warning alerts parents to dangers during Christmas. Bright tree lights can cause poisoning from liquids, spray snow adhesive may trigger nausea, and metallic color fires contain toxic arsenic copper and lead. Holly berries and mistletoe pose poisoning risks, while some toys and games like moth balls are hazardous. If concerns arise, contact a family doctor for guidance.
The State University of Iowa maintains high academic standards to secure membership in the Association of American Universities and accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
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