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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1955

Page

10

Progressing in Reorganization of Marion Co. Schools

Progress on reorganizing Marion County schools advances with Area Five teams to list eligible voters and outline boundary lines for a proposed community district. Attica, Tracy, Bussey-Hamilton meetings set tasks. assignments due by January 16. The plan envisions three consolidated districts, two town independents, and portions of four rural districts over about 120 square miles.

Board of Education Tracy Bussey Hamilton Area Attica

Demons of Albia Fall as Little Dutch Win 77 to 69

Pella's Little Dutch beat Albia 77-69 on home court on December 18, lifting their record to five wins and two losses. Boyert led with 27 points, De Heer added 16, while Albia relied on defense but fouled into trouble, shooting 21 of 83 free throws to Pella's 33 of 42.

Jim Redeker Pella Albia Bud Bonwell Boys Albis Boyert de Heer

Pella Christian Girls and Boys Sweep Pleasantville Tests

Pella Christian Eagles defeated Pleasantville on the girls side 59-30 with Jerri Rus scoring 32 and Jordan adding 14 for Pleasantville. The boys won 58-23 led by Schultze with 22 points. Monday, Pella Christian also beat Sully 57-27 as Rus posted 29 and Wisgerhof 21 for Sully.

Pella Christian Eaglettes Pleasantville Pella Jerri” Rus Pella Christian Jordan Eagles Schultze Kritz Pella Christian Girls Sully Eaglettes Wisgerhof Gordon Schultze van Rees

Mankato Teachers routs Central 87 to 50 in loss

Mankato State Teachers dominated Central with 63 percent shooting and 46 attempts. Freshman Ron Huibregtse led Central with four of seven field goals while Eldon Schulte hit four for four from the line. The Dutchmen struggle to mount a comeback as Gus Youngberg and Ken Leats were limited to scarce scoring.

James Graham Mankato State Teachers Central Mankato Gus Youngberg Ken Leats Ron Huibregtse Eldon Schulte Mankato Teachers Minnesota Jim Witham Itham Marinus Kregel Indiana University

Rolscreen to share $300000 with employees at party

The First Baptist Building Fund grows with December donations totaling $88,596.28 toward a new church. Peter H. Kuyper of Rolscreen will present bonus checks and profit-sharing certificates totaling about $300,000 at a December 28 Christmas party at Douwstra Chapel on Central College campus. The event marks the ninth year of employee benefits with target to fund a new building and recognize long service with pins and watches. The plant additions increase manufacturing space to six acres and employ over 500 people.

First Baptist Church Everett G. Ward Baptist Church Peter H. Kuyper Rolscreen Company Douwstra Chapel Central College Rosscreen Company P. H. Kuyper

Case for the Lawyers shown to Rotary men

The Rotary Club heard a program on lawyers featuring the film A Dedication of Justice about ceremonies at the American Bar Center at Northwestern University Chicago. Hon Earl Warren gave the dedicatory address. A panel in Washington with Eric Severeid discussed improving lawyer access and court efficiency. Kenneth Bean, hospitalized at St Mary's Rochester MN, expected home next week. V Weirather presided.

Justice Rotary Club Andrew W. Kiyn American Bar Center Northwestern University Chicago Earl Warren U. S. Supreme Court American Bar Association Washington, D. C Eric Severeid CBS News Harrater Kenneth Bean St. Mary's Rochester Minnesota V. Weirather

Susan Reads A Christmas Story At Home

Susan reads The Night Before Christmas while Marthe and Johnny listen. They enjoy the tale and hope their father Bob Bailey, away with polio, will come home for Christmas, as conversation drifts to hospital days and weekend plans.

Marthe Johnny Susan Daddy Bob) Bailey Jevans Des Moines He Doe

County Attorney Leads Discussion on Social Security

Bert Bandstra, Marion County attorney, spoke on social security for farmers at the seventh Pella Adult Evening School meeting. Key points: self employed farmers with $400+ earnings yearly are covered. hired farmworkers earning $100+ from one employer are covered. tax rates 3 percent on self employment up to $4,200. 2 percent for farm workers with employer match. Classes resume January 9, 1956 with a program on Electricity on the Farm by Christianson of Pella REA.

Bert Bandstra Marion County Pella Bandstra Christianson Pella Rea,d

Rotary Dinner Highlights Hog Price Discussion in Belmond

Men of the Rotary Club hosted farmer friends at the Country Club on December 13. About seventy-five Rotarians and farmers attended the annual dinner with pork chops served by Mrs. Klein. Speaker Rep. Charles McNeill of Belmond Iowa discussed hog price factors, suggesting lower production and higher consumption, and proposed a Commodity Bank to stabilize markets. He also touched on school recreation and urged public input through elected representatives, ending with a Christmas message.

Rotary Club Country Club Klein V. Weirather Gary Vogelaar Rotary Vogelaar Charles McNeil Belmond Iowa Wright County McNeill Agriculture Department McNeil Washington

Stores to Close Early for Christmas and New Year Eves

Pella stores will stay open Friday evening December 23 for shoppers but close at 3:30 p.m. Saturday December 24 Christmas Eve. The same hours apply a week later with Friday December 30 open evening and closing at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday December 31 New Year’s Eve.

Pella Christas Retail Business Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce

Rural Fire at John Ver Ploeg Farm Home

Rural firemen were called to the Ver Ploeg home southeast of Pella about four miles on December 20. A heat lamp used under a porch floor to thaw frozen pipes ignited straw and smoldered despite efforts. the fire was extinguished by the Pella Rural Fire Department with water from two hoses.

Pella Ver Ploeg

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