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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
4
The Iowa Heart Association today proposed a 1965 personal resolution to reduce heart attack risk. It urges adults under 65 to use regular medical checkups, weight control, dietary fat reduction emphasizing vegetable oils and fish, blood pressure management, and smoking cessation to lower heart attack and stroke risks.
The Reformed Church in America held its first national Youth Fellowship Convention on Central College campus, attracting over 550 youths from across the United States during Christmas break. Delegates engaged in lectures on faith, moral issues, and global topics, with attendance surpassing early estimates and plans to shape future conventions.
The Pella Chiropractic Clinic announced six scholarships totaling 1000 for top essays on any chiropractic aspect. First prize 500, five second prizes of 100. Open to high school seniors and college students planning continued study. Essays 750 to 1000 words, typewritten, double spaced, with name on each page and an official entry blank. Contest closes March 15.
Ralph DeCook began as Marion County auditor January 2 with a staff update. Deputy auditor is Phyllis Mott, previously county engineer secretary. Betty Pearson named clerk, Frances Harvey reappointed as addressograph operator. Sheriff’s office retains Pat Harding as office deputy with Jim Mitchell and Harold Gates previously announced. Shirley Sims takes over county engineer secretary duties.
Charles F. Manders of Indianola pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated third offense found west of Knoxville on December 26. District Judge M. C. Herrick sentenced Manders to one year in the State Penitentiary at Fort Madison on December 31.
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