Iowa Council of Republican Women in Knoxville Meet
The Iowa Council of Republican Women fourth district held a school of instruction at the Maple Buffet in Knoxville on February 3. Forty nine delegates from Marion Union Wayne Warren Jasper Tama Davis Lucas Mahaska and Monroe counties attended. Key leaders from the state and district spoke and a noon smorgasbord followed a morning split into sessions.
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Iowa Council of Republican Women
Maple Buffet
Knoxville
Marion
Union
Wayne
Warren
Jasper
Tama
Davis
Lucas
Mahaska
Monroe
Marion County Club
Harry Willetts
Raymond Glenn
Marion Co
Republican Committee
Louie L. Huss
Creston
Iowa
Rachel Paul
Brooklyn
L. L
May) Riter
Algona
Robert
Mildred) Barnes
Letts
Lola V. Henry
Hedrick
Towa
Laurence Putney
Irene Laverty
Indianola
Washington, D.C
Margaret Palmer
Treas
Grayce Michards
County
Pres
Frances de Vries
Pella
Barbara Sagraves
Cornelia Vriezelaar
John
Arlene
Vande Voort reelected Mahaska Co NFC head at annual meeting
George Vande Voort of Pella was reelected Mahaska County president of the National Farmers Organization at the YWCA in Oskaloosa. New 1965 officers were Dale Lappin, Sanford Owens, Clarence Sanders, Elmer Jacobs, and Raymond Randell, with Bill Chamra guiding election while pledging a members drive and area captains were named.
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George Vande Voort
Pella
Mahaska County
National Farmers Organization
YWCA
Oskaloosa
Dale Lappin
Cedar
Sanford Owens
Clarence Sanders
Rose Hill
Elmer Jacobs
Raymond Randell
Bill Chamra
Eddyville
NFO
Lester Flanders
Roger McLaughlin
Gerrit Bokhoven
New Sharon
Don Spears
Kenny van Hulzen
Connie Jacobs
B. R. de Money
Gerald Montgomery
Vande Voort
Ben Veenstra
Bussey
Denburger Vacation and Deer Supper Gather Leighton Folks
Leighton notes report Mr. and Mrs. Harry Denburger vacationing a week in Houston, visiting his sister and husband. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. John Rooze boom and Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Rempe visited Newton relative Henry K. Rempe. A deer supper at the community center drew many locals on Saturday January 30, with numerous households in attendance.
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Leighton
Harry Denburger
Mr. Denburger
Houston
Tex
John Roozeboom
Henry M. Rempe
Mr. Rempe
Henry K. Rempe
Newton
Vernon Boat
Harris van Waardhuizen
Barry Kane
Dale Kane Sr
Max Kane
Hubert VanderWerff
Herman Swank
Bill Hart
Alfred Reno
Dick Ver Dught
Wilbur
Education aid clash over private and public schools in Iowa
In Iowa, 107000 private school students and 600000 in public schools create a funding clash. Private school parents face rising costs while public schools strain to serve all pupils. Proposals suggest uniform bus rides to ease finances and promote safety, reducing future private student influx and tax burdens.
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Towa
Iowa
Fair bus rides policy urged for taxpayers
The Pella Page3 Chronicle argues for a financially wise transportation policy to support public schools, urging a dispassionate discussion based on facts. It criticizes cries of church and state and notes the need for quality education for all children amid national concern.
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Free heart pamphlets offered to Pella families
North Marion County Heart Association volunteers announce free pamphlets on heart disease for every Pella family. Letters will include an appeal for the Heart Fund yet allow orders for pamphlets free of charge. Local leaders Rev and Mrs Ward emphasize access to information on heart attack stroke high blood pressure and related topics.
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Pella
The
North
Marion
Heart
Heart Aviation
Wee
Rev
Everett G. Ward
Pella Heart
Heart Fund
Ma-ca-le-la
Uella Peters
Virginia Ver Meer
Dieter Kober Leads Chicago Chamber Orchestra Concert
Conductor Dieter Kober, leader of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, will lead the Chicago Chamber Orchestra in a concert at Central College, showcasing his baton work and the ensemble's refined performance.
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Kober
Germany
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Wilson College
Sinfonietta
Rudolph Ganz
Igor Marke- Vitch
Mozarteum
Salzburg
Austria
Chicago Chamber Orchestra
Chicago ‘Tribune
TV College
Chicago
Bodil Oxenrad Kober
Dieter Kober
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Central College
Dieleman Anniversary Attended Hidden Names Omitted
The article on the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Garret Dieleman notes the names of Mr and Mrs Marvin Dieleman of Pella were omitted from the story though they attended the event. The omission is acknowledged in the published account.
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Marvin Dieleman
Pella
Garret Dieleman
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