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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1964

Page

5

Charles Klein retires after 43 years on Pella mail route

Charles Klein ended a 43 year post office career with his final trip on Pella route 1. He began Jan 3 1920 as a rural carrier on route 5, spent years on city routes, returned to rural route 1 in 1946, and retires Dec 30 1969. He recalls horse drawn beginnings, snowblocked winters, and improving roads, with patrons sharing coffee and kindness along the way. He and wife plan a Florida trailer trip for fishing and sightseeing with eight grandchildren awaiting.

Charles Klein Pella U.S. Post Office Charlie Klein Kleins Florida Chronicle News

Livestock and Poultry Prices From Local Buyers

Pella markets report prices quoted by local buyers as the day's highest figures. Prices, of course, change daily and reflect current market conditions for cattle hogs and poultry.

1964 Feed Grain Program signup starts February

Extension specialists at Iowa State University say most Iowa farmers should enroll in the 1964 Feed Grain Program. Signup runs Feb 10 to March 27 with details mailed from county ASCS offices. The plan raises the maximum set aside to 50 percent of base and offers higher per acre payments for diverting 40 percent or more, with a sample showing about 1900 dollars for diverting 39 acres.

Iowa State University Iowa County Agriculture al Stabilization and Contion Service Stenuary Iowa Farm Outlook ISU William Uhrig

Local Boy Scouts win Snowflake camp award

Ten Pella Troop 373 scouts earned the Snowflake Award by camping overnight in sub freezing, snowy weather at North Dutch Hollow. The group, led by Mrs. Dave Bender, slept in tents despite 7 degree wind chill, cooked beef stew and hot chocolate, then hiked, timed stars, and sang by the campfire before returning home tired but proud.

North Dutch Hollow Pella David du Pree John Menninga Arthur Knowles Jake Kuitwaard Jim Ruthven Arvin van Zante Jeff Emmert Jim Emmert Bill Cruzen Bruce de Penning

Marine Sgt Melvin Schippers reports to Cherry Point

Marine Sergeant Melvin L. Schippers, son of Mr and Mrs Marion L Schippers of 806 West St Pella Iowa, has reported aboard for duty at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point North Carolina.

Cherry Point N. C Melvin L. Schippers Marion, L. Schippers West St Pella Iowa Marine Corps Air Station

Sailor of the Month: Jack E. Brockway December

Jack E. Brockway Yeoman third class assigned to the Routing and Tracer desk of the ComNavAirPac Flag Office has been named Sailor of the Month for December. The 22 year old Navy man served since September with this command and previously on USS Tingey for four years. He is married to Carolyn Jean Brown with a 5 month old son and lives in Imperial Beach California. Brockway earns a Letter of Commendation, a $10 gift certificate from Seven Seas Locker Club, and two Spreckles Theatre tickets. He is the son of Mrs Harold Thomassen of Pella.

San Diego Calif Jack E. Brockway Naval Air Force U.S. Pacific Fleet Navy ComNavAirPac Brockway Tingey Carolyn Jean Brown 7Th St Imperial Beach Seven Seas Locker Club Spreckles Theatre Harold Thomassen Pella

Pella Washer Service Moves Location in Pella

Pella Washer Service formerly at 609 Franklin Street has moved its service department to 411 Independence Street. The shop is in a garage adjacent to the Melvin Vos home in downtown Pella.

Pella Washer Service Franklin Street Pella Independence Street Melvin Vos

Cars collide atop hill near Columbia with no injuries

Two cars collided near the crest of a hill east of Columbia on December 29 at 3 45 p m. No injuries were reported and no charges were filed. Damages totaled about 150 dollars to each car. Lorance Hetherington 37 of Attica drove the left front and headlights damaged, while Michael Bingaman 18 of Columbia suffered a left rear bumper damage.

Columbia Loren Jarman Lorance Hetherington Attica Michael Bingaman

Two Pella Girls Injured In Roofing Tin Sled Accident

Debbie Comstock eight and Vanessa Comstock four of Route 1 Pella were sliding on roofing tin when they collided with a felled tree at Ralph Van der Linden farm. Both girls suffered facial cuts and scratches, with one eye swollen shut by Monday. they were treated by a doctor. Their mother suggests caution for other children sledding.

Pella Debbie Vanessa Cecil Comstock Route 1 Ralph van der Linden

Marion County extension program engages nearly 150 volunteers

About 150 people assisted the Marion County Extension Service in agriculture home economics community development and public affairs education led by Richard Freeman. The 1963 program featured four leadership development meetings with 57 participants, 11 4 H members attended Iowa State University citizenship conference, 25 attended Albia session, and 57 4 Hers joined a winter model legislature at Indianola with Elmer Vermeer.

Extension Service Marion County Richard Freeman Extension Council Iowa State University Albia Indianola Elmier Vermeer Pella

Universal Week of Prayer services begin in Pella area

Beginning January 5 1964 four Reformed churches in Pella plus the First Baptist church will join in the Universal Week of Prayer with the theme Power through Prayer for a World in Peril Pulpit exchanges occur January 5 6 8 and 12 Ministers from First Reformed Second Reformed Third Reformed Trinity and First Baptist will lead services at specified times and Rev speakers include Muyskens Ringwalda Wierenga Ward and Peterman Also a girls basketball practice is planned and former Pella resident Nicholas Jansen dies in Kalamazoo Mich Funeral services set for January 4 in Pella Burial Oakwood Cemetery

Pella First Baptist Church First Reformed Church Ringwalda Wierenga Muyskens Second Reformed Church Peterman Rev Ward Third Reformed Church Trinity Reformed Church First Baptist Nicholas Jansen Kalamazoo Mich van Dyk-Duren R. A. de Jong Oakwood Margaret Muller Marion Kalamazoo, Mich

First baby of 1964 born at Pella Community Hospital

Krista Lynn Nikkel arrived as the first baby of 1964 at Pella Community Hospital. Daughter of Bernie and Mrs Nikkel, she will bring home gifts and cash prizes from local merchants after a brief stay. Her arrival drew curious praise from family, who expect a warm homecoming with four sisters and three brothers waiting.

Krista Lynn Nikkel Pella Comunity Hospital Krista Lynn Bernie Nikkel Community Hospital Pella Krista Chronicle Chronicle News

Services pending for Mrs Van Zante

Mrs. Herman D. Van Zante the former Berdena De Vries died at the Pella Community Nursing Home early Thursday morning at the age of 90. Funeral services are pending at the Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home. Her husband died in 1946. Complete obituary in a later issue of the Chronicle.

Herman D. van Zante Berdena de Vries Pella Community Nursing Home van Dyk-Duven The Chronicle

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Pella Markets Horizon Club Camp Fire Dick D. van Zante van Zante Art Breen Elmer Klein Arnold Schippers Nancy Cruzen Susan Bogaard Janice Breen Kay Butler Linda de Zwarte Judy Klein Sharon Menninga Barb Nelson Nancy Paris Jill Schippers Connie Terpstra Diana Trueblood Karen Tucker Karin van Zante Barb Wyma Dave Bender Donald Butler Arizona Dick D. van Zan Diane Trueblood Linda de Zwarte Kay Barbara Wyma Mrs. Cave Leader Bar Berg Nelson Susan Begaerd Sharon Menninge Melvin Schippers Pleasantville Knoxville
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