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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1962

Page

4

High Speed Chase Ends in Crash

Ronald Engelbart eighteen of Oskaloosa led a coast to town chase reaching eighty miles per hour before crashing at Columbus and Hazel streets. After a ditch strike, Engelbart was detained and found to have stolen a 1957 Oldsmobile from Marisin Motors and later drove a second Houk Oldsmobile. He faced arraignment in a justice court with Sheriff Tharp and Deputy Cline present.

Ronald Engelbart Oskaloosa Asst Emmit Edwards Edwards Mahaska County Engelbart Freeman Houk Sway Houk Mahaska Walter Tharp Dick Cline Pella Tharp Cedar Justice of the Peace

Slippery Streets Trigger Series of Minor Accidents in January

Police reports from the fourth week of January describe several minor crashes on Pella streets with no injuries. Total vehicle damage is about 890 dollars across eight vehicles. Notable incidents include a rear hit at East Third and Oskaloosa by Herman M. Simmons on a 1962 Ford truck and a separate collision at Main and University involving John Van Zee in a 1968 Ford convertible. No charges were filed against any drivers.

Pella Marion L. Vos Oskaloosa Herman M. Simons University Park East Third Main University John van Zee Merle van Steenis Lynn L. Gosselink North Main Street Joanna H. Monsma Tell Monsme Roy Reith Ford Dorothy J. van Wyk Mirin Jefferson van Wyk

Red Rock Dam Stage II work to begin April 1

Stage II of the Red Rock Dam flood control project is set to start by April after bids on the $10 million phase are awarded. Resident Engineer Elmer H. Gruenwald says bidding occurs February 9 at Rock Island, with contract award weeks later and equipment mobilization about 30 days after. The project aims to complete Stage II by November 30, 1964, diverting the Des Moines River through 14 spillway gates. Employment will rise to about 80 to 90 workers at peak, with carpenters and masons in demand. coffer dam construction precedes foundation work.

Red Rock Dam Elmer H. Gruenwald Rock Island Corps of Engineers Gruenwald Des Moines

Services Today for Dewey Koopman 74

Former Pella man Dewey Koopman 74 died at his home in Clarinda Sunday after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 2:00 PM at Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home with Rev. E G Ward officiating. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Glenn of Pella, Dewey Jr. and Charles H. of Denver. An obituary will appear in the Chronicle.

Dewey Koopman Pella Clarinda van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home E. G. Ward Oakwood Cemetery Koopman Glenn Dewey Jr Charles H Denver Colorado The Chronicle

Fun and Figure Painting Classes Begin This Week

Registration for Fun and Figure classes, sponsored by the Recreation Commission, opens for those interested. The program starts Tuesday evening February 6 at Webster gym with 6 30 and 8 00 p m sessions and a $3 registration fee. The painting class begins February 8 at the Public Safety Building led by Mrs Lillian Barbour of Knoxville with an $8 fee and supplies available from the instructor.

The Recreation Commission Webster Gymnashum Public Safety Building Lillian Barbour Knoxville Recreation Commission Office

Plans for Pella aged home expansion and Easter Seal chair

Reuben Schakel was named head of the 1962 Easter Seal Campaign in Pella and the surrounding area as Mrs. Ted Little announced. The March 15 to Easter Sunday April 22 drive marks the 41st anniversary of the Easter Seal Society, the nation’s oldest voluntary organization aiding the handicapped, with services including therapy, braces, wheelchairs, and day and residential camping programs.

Reuben Schakel Pella Ted Little Des Moines Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Easter Seal Society United States Schakel

Mrs Ver Dught Rites Marked By Family Tributes

Mrs Cora Ver Dught 79 of 7134 Franklin street died Saturday at Pella Community Hospital. Survived by son Verle granddaughter Mrs R L Cook two great grandchildren and a great grandson. Funeral from the chapel with services conducted Monday. She was a member of Second Reformed Church and Ladies Aid and American Legion Auxiliary. Easter Seal services fund care for crippled children and adults regardless of background.

Cora Ver Dught David Ver Dught Pella Community Hospital Franklin Street Verle R. L Sally) Cook Anne A. de Bruyn Frank de Bruyn Cora Pella Avie A Martha (Paard Kooper) de Bruin Ver Dught Waas Second Reformed Church Ladies Aid Society Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion

Will Also Remodel Present Building

Six Home for the Aged board members met Community hospital trustees and Medical Society, Recreation Commission, Mayor Tysseling, and Rev Wilbur Ringwalda of the Pella Ministerial Association in the hospital dining room to discuss adding housing facilities for seniors.

Home For the Aged Community Hospital Medical Society Recreation Commission Tysseling Wilbur Ringwalda Pella Ministerial Association The Pella Community Hospital Civic Betterment Committee City Council Ministerial Association

New Feed Grain Budget Forms Are Available

A Mississippi Valley extension office notes new feed grain budget forms from Iowa State University to help Marion County farmers compare expected returns under the 1962 program. The forms estimate payments for diverting land to conservation and aid decision making on participation.

Towa State University Marion County Richard Freeman

D M Couple Hurt In Hwy 163 Crash

Mr and Mrs Orville Fite of Des Moines were injured not seriously when their eastbound 1960 Dodge was forced off the road near four miles west of here after a truck in the opposite lane tried to pass another eastbound vehicle. They were taken to Pella Community hospital and released later Saturday.

Orville Fite Des Moines Here Fite Pella Community Hospital Petra

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