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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

3

Swine School Set in Marion County January February

Swine school for Marion County producers runs January 26 February 2 and 9 at the Maple Buffet Knoxville from 9 30 a m to 3 15 p m Topics include swine management facilities and diseases The Marion County Extension Service and Iowa State University Extension Specialists sponsor and will conduct the three day program Attendees should contact the Extension Office by January 19 for details or enrollment.

Marion County Knoxville Marion County Exension Service Iowa State University Extension

Marion County Extension Council Elects 1966 Leaders

P R Van Gorp of Route 1 Pella was chosen extension council chairman for 1966 at the January 6 meeting. Bill McCorkle Knoxville was elected vice chairman. Jean Livingston Monroe secretary and Ellis Jordan Knoxville treasurer. New members include Mrs Russell Nelson Dallas Township and Richard Whitlatch Indiana Township. Other members listed include Elvin Bensink Lake Prairie Ralph Dyer Union Dennis Clark Swan Fred Brent Knoxville Stanley Heatherlin Pleasant Grove John Shilling Liberty and Ray-

P. R. van Gorp Pella Marion County Extension Council Bill McCorkle Knoxville Jean Livingston Monroe Ellis Jordan Russell Nelson Dallas Township Richard Whitlatch Indiana Township Elvin Bensink Lake Prairie Ralph Dyer Union Dennis Clark Swan Fred Brent

Council Maintains Monthly Meetings in Marion County

The Council voted to continue holding regular monthly meetings on the first Thursday evening. The Extension Council plans the educational program of the Cooperative Extension Service in Marion County, covering Agriculture, Home Economics, Community Development, Public Affairs and 4-H club work.

Mond Moss Clay Township Extension Council Cooperative Extension Service Marion County

Supreme court upholds Pella city damage ruling

The State Supreme Court affirmed a Marion County District Court decision in the case of Billy E. Sparks versus City of Pella. Sparks sought 17500 for damage to his home at 401 Hazel Street and to furniture, a freezer and other items when a sanitary sewer backed up into the basement on May 8, 1962, with surface water damage also cited.

Marion County District Court Billy E. Sparks City of Pella State Supreme Court Marion Co Sparks Hazel Street

Food Supplements distribution schedule released

Food supplements will be distributed to eligible persons during the week of January 17 through January 21 at 1214 East Main Street Knoxville. The schedule lists Knoxville A-L from 8 to 11 am and M-Z from 1 to 4 pm on January 17, then Attica Bussey Hamilton Marysville on January 18, Harvey Pella Pershing Tracy on January 19, Columbia Melcher Dallas on January 20, and Otley Swan Pleasantville on January 21, all at 8 to 11 am.

East Main Street Knoxville Attica Bussey Hamilton Marysville Harvey Pella Pershing Tracy Columbia Melcher Dallas Otley Swan Pleasantville

Up thru ranks to top VA position

Dr. H. Martin Engle is named head of the Veterans Administration Department of Medicine and Surgery. Appointed by VA Administrator William J. Driver, Engle rose from ward doctor to central office, 19 years in service, praising career federal employees and the rank and file for humane care of disabled veterans. The VA emphasizes internal career paths shaping leadership and policy.

H. Martin Engle Veterans Administration Department of Medicine and Surgery William J. Driver Veterans Affairs Engle Ife

4-H Recreation Training Set for Saturday January 22

The 4-H county officers will lead a county wide recreation training session on January 22 at 2 PM at the Farm Bureau Building. Each 4-H club and other youth groups are urged to select two youths to represent their organization and learn about conducting various recreation activities in limited spaces.

Januar Farm Bureau

Missionary to Tell of South Africa Work Meeting

Missionary David P. De Jong son of Mr and Mrs P K De Jong of Knoxville will speak at a Friday 7 30 p m meeting in the American Legion Hall basement in Pella. He will show slides on construction and teaching in South Africa. De Jong family furlough ends in May before returning to build a Bible Institute. the family includes four sons Paul Tim James and Mark.

David P. de Jong P. K. de Jong Knoxville American Legion Hall Pella de Jong South Africa Mr. de Jong Mahaska County Northwestern Bible School Minneapolis Minnesota Bible Institute David Esther Paul Tim James Mark

North Marion Co Cancer Education names three leaders

The North Marion County American Cancer Society chapter announces two new appointments for its Educational program for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Enos E. Heeren will head the Clubs and Organizations phase and will present cancer film programs for civic and church groups. Vera Van Gorp is named Business and Industry lead.

North Marion County American Cancer Society Marion van Gorp Enos E. Heeren Heeren O’brien Pella Jao Gys Vera) van Gorp

New Volunteer Vera Joins Cancer Program Leadership

Vera, newly involved in cancer work, takes a chairmanship role in the educational program. She expresses strong desire to advance the cause and contribute meaningfully to outreach and awareness efforts.

Vera

Coal Ridge Church Sunday School Attendance and Visits

Coal Ridge January 10 notes Sunday School attendance 22 with 12.09 in offering 2.69 missionary offering. Mrs. W A Anderson and Mrs C J Anderson visited Minnie Dickey in Knoxville. Mrs William Franklin attended the First Christian Church young mothers group in Knoxville. Further visits included Mrs A Anderson with Mrs De Cook and Connie Vanden Berg in Pella. Mr and Mrs Henry Van Steenwyk and family visited Charles Feagins. G H Franklin and Mary visited William Franklin for his birthday with ice cream and cake. Jerry Kline and family visited Charles Feagins. William Franklin and family were supper guests at Dwaine Clark in Williamson.

Coal Ridge W. A. Anderson C. J. Anderson Minnie Dickey Knoxville William Franklin First Christian Church John A. de Cook Connie Vanden Berg Pella Henry van Steenwyk Charles Feagins G. H. Franklin Mary William Jerry Kline Dwaine Clark Williamson

Second foods and nutrition leader session Jan. 17

The home economics 4-H program will hold an all day training meeting on January 17. Mrs Dorcas Wheatley of Wapello County Extension and Sylvia Banes of Mahaska County will conduct the session for home economics 4-H leaders.

Dorcas Wheatley Wapelloco Sylvia Banes Mahaska County

Home Economics 4-H Leaders To Get More Information

Extension home economist notes that the home economics 4-H leaders will receive additional guidance to educate 4-H members in planning preparing and serving nutritious meals to their families in the area.

Home Economics

Marion county professional nurses organize for year

The Marion County Professional Nurses Association held its organizational meeting on January 4 at 7 30 p m in the Marion County Insurance Association office. Officers elected were Betty De Jong president Linda Hancock vice president Marian Welch secretary and Genevive Birk treasurer A program committee was formed with Linda Hancock chairwoman Dues paid 30 new charter members bringing total to 23 from Knoxville 6 from Pella and 3 from Pleasantville. Mrs Gladys Black spoke on bird banding and handed a Cardinal to the group. Refreshments were provided by Valoyce Allen Iris Parsons Gloria Dack and Betty De Jong.

Marion County Professional Nurses Association Marion County Ins. Assn Betty de Jong Linda Hancock Marian Welch Genevive Birk Pella Knoxville Pleasantville Gladys Black Valoyce Allen Iris Parsons Gloria Dack

Christmas Visitors Fill Newton Area Homes

New details list numerous holiday gatherings across Newton area towns. Families including Woody, Van Wyngarden, Lamphier, De Penning, Ford, Vander Werff, Ritter, Barr, Miller, Brodersen, and others shared meals and gifts with relatives from Des Moines to Kellogg and St Paul. Community worship and student recognition services were noted, with several sickness-related absences mentioned.

Richard Flaugh Ron Barr Reasnor Methodist Church Wesley Barnett Keith Flaugh Richard Lulu Stockton Carl Anderson Charles Shiler David Des Moines Marsha Herrington Howard Ritter Melis Otten Nick Snell Waterloo Marion Septer Kellogg Roy Ritter Carl Buckalew Sonja Dean Tibbs St. Paul Minn Floyd Tool Karen Earl Hendricks Julia Brodersen Oakley Brodersen Regan Ivan Brodersen Gary Harold Winn Marilyn Curt Lamb Ronnie Randy Carl Wilson Jeff Diane Larry Brodersen Cindy Gary Jones Donna Col

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