Editorial Philosophy of the Register and Tribune
David Kruidenier spoke at Central College on January 19 about the paper’s editorial philosophy dating to 1902 and Harvey Ingham. He outlined three commandments emphasizing impartial news, forceful editorial opinion on the page, and presenting diverse views to help readers judge wisely.
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Register and Tribune
Avid Kruidenier
Central College
Harvey Ingtham
Register and Leader
Ingham
Iowa
Reses
Kruidenier
Compliments Paid to John Vander Linden in Sunray Magazine
A Sunray Company magazine feature lauds John W. Vander Linden of Pella operator of the D X service station on South Main Street. It praises a spotless rest room, courteous service, and long standing patronage, noting his 33 years in the oil business and his early practice of windshield washing and tire testing. The piece cites a 27 year regular customer and highlights the station home’s sturdy 14 inch thick walls and neat grounds.
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John W. Vander Linden
Pella
South Main Street
Sunray Company Magazine
Des Moines
Nellie Moser
Vander Linden
John
Sailfish Catch Stuns West Des Moines Angler
Harlan Selby of West Des Moines fished off Florida waters and scored three sailfish in six hours on his maiden deep sea trip. He achieved a notable first effort with a strong start to offshore fishing.
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Harlan Selby
West Des Moines
Florida
Monroe Invitational Music Festival Set For February Event
The Sixth Annual Monroe Invitational Music Festival will take place in the Monroe gymnasium on February 28 at 7:45 p.m. Fourteen nearby schools will join a massed chorus of 250 voices, a 200-piece select band, and the Newton Orchestra under Frank Piersol, Robert Pearson, and Burton. Expect 750 to 1000 attendees with admissions 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for students.
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Monroe
Pearson
New York
Michigan
Eugene Ormandy
Leopold Stokowski
Charles Munch
Bruno Walter
Mississippi
Kentucky
R. J. Hebel
Marie Beh
Loraine Webber
Aliens Reminded They Must Register Before February 1
D. J. Shipma of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Omaha urges aliens in Iowa and Nebraska to file annual address reports at a post office or INS office during January. Guardians may file for those under 14 or under custodial care. willful noncompliance can bring fines or deportation.
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D. J. Shipma
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Shipma
United Nations
12305 Christmas Cards Returned For Indian Mission
Miss Bette Brunsting announced 12 305 was the final tabulation of religious Christmas cards turned in by Pella residents in Alpha Psi Omega drive. Cards will be sorted packed and sent to Miss Wilma Mansen for use at the Sherman Mission School in South India. Brunsting praised churches women’s clubs and the Pella Chronicle for help.
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Bette Brunsting
Alpha Psi Omega
Pella
Alpha Psi
Wilma Mansen
Sherman Mission
South India
Bette
Pella Chronicle
Lake Prairie Two Leads Bureau Membership Drive
The Marion County Farm Bureau kickoff meeting was held Tuesday January 17 at the memorial hall in Knoxville. Dan Murphy of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation spoke as the drive started with 964 paid memberships. Lake Prairie Township led with 126 paid, Red Rock Township 819 percent of its quota, and the county is 63 percent of a 1626 quota.
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Marion County Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Dan Murphy
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lake Prairie Township
Frank de Jong
Gerald de Penning
Red Rock Township
Small Iowa Mills Boost Forestry and Farm Lumber
Richard Campbell of Iowa State College says high quality timber in Iowa supports a strong forestry program, especially in the east. Sawmill operators provide the market and facilities farmers need, but must produce quality material efficiently. The forestry extension service has run district meetings for eight years to help operators improve lumber quality and mill efficiency.
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Iowa
Richard Campbell
Iowa State College
Campbell
Iowa State Colege Forestry Extension Service
Distribution of commodities for February at Attica towns
On February 2 commodities will be given to Attica Bussey Hamilton Marysville Pershing and Tracy. On February 7 distribution will cover Knoxville Otley Percy Pleasantville and Swan. Pickup at 216 South Third Street from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Anyone may send an authorized representative by presenting the recipient’s ID. Current beneficiaries need no new application. others should apply at the Welfare Office in the Court House before distribution. Items available include butter lard powdered milk cheese rice and beans. Flour and corn meal hoped in time for distribution.
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Attica
Bussey
Hamilton
Marysville
Pershing
Tracy
Knoxville
Otley
Percy
Pleasantville
Swan
South Third Street
Court House
Surplus Food Distribution Planned in Knoxville Dates
The Marion County Department of Social Welfare will distribute surplus commodities for February and March early in February. To ensure good service, a schedule is set. On Wednesday February 1, the towns served are Columbia Dallas Melcher Pella and Harvey.
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Marion County Department of Social Welfare
Columbia
Dallas
Melcher
Pella
Harvey
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David Kruidenier
John Vander Linden
Sunray Magazine
Clear Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Mission In
India
Lake Prairie Two
Ring OF Bologna
Oliver Day
Oliver
Gehl
van Zee Implement
Ed Meinders
General Insurance
Washington Blue
Schibbout Tire Shop
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