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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

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Public planning debate frames future of Marion county

The Marion county board of supervisors and planning commission study a comprehensive plan and zoning with an engineering firm. A Knoxville mockery at a public hearing exposed fears of centralized government, while protestors from Lee county attacked zoning as unconstitutional. Proponents urge sound local planning to prevent nuisance and guide growth around Lake Red Rock.

Marion County County Board of Supervisors Plan and Zoning Commission Lake Red Rock Knoxville John Birch Society Lee County Iowa

We and Two Editorial Writers Weigh In On Civic Pride

The editorial notes this page uses two writers behind the we phrase yet maintains a tongue in cheek stance. It reflects on home plans closets and a Salt Lake City view of sophistication while praising Hampton's municipal flag idea to unite Pellans for civic pride and community betterment. It urges local clubs to design a flag.

Hampton Pella Pellans

It Was News Years Ago December 18 1913

Items from 1913 include recovery of three girls bodies from Lake Geneva Wisconsin by two Stillwater Indians. city marshal Fred Pahre and a son quarantined for smallpox. Dr Everett Moore to take over Dr Rawson's practice after a fatal auto crash. Local notices cover a Christmas closing for Klyn and De Winter meat market. a purse given to Rev Jesse Monkman by about one hundred Methodists. cattle auction and milk cow prices. Ben Langerak visiting from Ancho New Mexico. John Vander Ploeg in Redlands California sending an orange twig. and Morris Van Helden, a former Pella banker, in California.

Everett Moore Newton Otley C. D. Rawson Rawson Klyn & DE Winter Meat Market Jesse Monkman Mary Eysink Ben Langerak Ancho New Mexico Southwest Morris van Helden John Vander Ploeg Redlands Calif van Helden Pella California

John Wynberg Buys Farmers Produce in Pella

Forty years ago on December 20, 1923 John Wynberg who dealt in produce at Otley and Eddyville purchased the Farmers Produce business in Pella from Neal Kersbergen. The Pella Band known as the band boys enjoyed a dinner at the Central College dormitory prepared by college auxiliary women. J. M. Cox, Pella's renowned old bandmaster, had

John Wynberg Otley Eddyville Pella Neal Kersbergen Central College J. M. Cox

Local News Items From Pella Era Doings And Accidents

The report notes deaths including Cornelius Spruit in Jacksonville Ill where he taught in a school for the deaf and references his 40 year earlier appointment to Council Bluffs. Other items include Steven De Kock at 85 still walking to church, downtown car collisions on Main Franklin and Washington, a crash involving Dr Carl Aschenbrenner and granddaughters, Tunis Kempkes elected Legion commander with John Hackett as vice commander, a new memorial building expected by January 1924, a chautauqua lady agent failing to generate interest, and discussion of WPA funds for municipal painting repairs with Des Moines cited as an example. government paid labor and free paint materials noted.

Cornelius Spruit Jacksonville Ill Council Bluffs John I. Stubenrauch Pella Central College Steven de Kock Georgia Chalfont Main Franklin Dirk Roorda Mahaska County Washington Street Carl Aschenbrenner Tunis Kempkes Legion Post John Hackett C. W.A Des Moines

Sack wins Plymouth in gelatine contest and parade plans

Mrs. Sack wins a Plymouth car in a gelatine company contest for a slogan. A. B. Van Howeling delivered the automobile. Santa Claus, in a log cabin truck with grotesque masks, was to appear in town next Saturday after businessmen contracted for the attraction. A. O. Van Howeling announced the first corn crib sealed under new government rules with 77000 bushels. Cartoonist Ed Lee pictured Father Time ready to strike the year's final blow in a "Recovery Program" cartoon. A bill to grant Homestead Exemption to Town property owners was to be submitted to the Iowa Legislature by L. D. Teter. Ed Wynn and Dorothy Mackall starred in "The Fire Chief" at Oskaloosa.

Santa Claus A. O. van Howeling Marion Ed Lee Father Time Iowa L. D. Teter Knoxville

20 Years Ago Tysseling Mathes Show Best Hens

Ed Tysseling and Dwight Mathes won $25 war bonds at the Pella Poultry Show for the best hens. Tysseling’s White Rock and Mathes’ Light Brahma were pictured with the birds on the front page. The annual coin show was held at the same time. Rotary Club worked on a $700 fund for two years of Pay Scout work. Rev. Richard Vanden Berg chaired the Scout Committee. Pella High basketeers lost to Knoxville 17 11 with Vanorp Lankelma and Tait scoring. Corn in Marion county sold 85 cents, sealed about $1.02 to $1.05 per basket. Mark Love of Chicago sang bass in The Messiah at the college chapel. Dr. Noel Logan directed. Alvin Evers promoted to Captain in the South Pacific. Aviation Cadet Henry W. Van Duren passed 100 flight hours at Jones and Perrin fields, Tex. LT. Harold Schut promoted to Captain and serving as Chaplain at Camp Jackson, S. C. Pvt. Clarence De Penning on furlough in Virginia. Lester Vander Wilt won.

Ed Tysseling Dwight Mathes Pella Tysseling White Rock Mathes Rotary Club Richard Vanden Berg Alvin Evers South Pacific Henry W. van Duren Jones and Perrin Fields Texas Harold Schut Chaplin Camp Jackson Columbia S. C Clarence de Penning Army and Medical Corps Virginia Lester Vander Wilt

War leaders sign Tehran Victory Pledge text printed

A column notes the Victory Pledge text signed by Franklin D Roosevelt Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin at Tehran was reprinted. It recalls the leaders leaving with hopes and determination and friends in spirit and purpose as the war aims focus remains defeating Japan and ending conflict.

Ingte Pass Texas Franklin D. Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Teheran

City council rejects plan for old fire house use

Ten years ago the council rejected a proposal to repurpose the old fire house. The December 24, 1953 report notes the vote and the continuing debate over the building’s future use.

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