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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
1
A brief editorial note explains the newspaper’s stance on opinions, stating the page carries personal views of writers and may not reflect the paper’s agreement. It invites readers to freely express differing perspectives as part of open discourse.
The Chronicle invites written contributions and notes that submissions are subject to editing. It asserts the world’s best heritage is a Christian family living by God's Word, claiming this is the really good life for posterity. THE PELLA CHRONICLI
A second group is planned to depart Knoxville in mid February as part of ongoing arrangements. The note places the departure in the middle of February with no additional details on destination or purpose.
The Pella Jaycees, a small but active group, celebrate 50 years of service with projects over the past year. They hosted events, aided Tulip Time, built the Tulip Time float and Information Booth, supported a little league team, and contributed to the Wyatt Earp area project. Local merchants advertise appreciation in a center-spread tribute.
Inmates at Fort Madison State Penitentiary publish a Presidio note urging Congress to curb mail order firearm sales after a Patterson New Jersey newspaper recalls the Kennedy assassination by ordering a pistol under the name L H Oswald. The piece argues that fictitious names can enable lethal purchases.
Seven young men drafted from Knox County for January induction into the armed forces left Knoxville Tuesday for Des Moines as Marion County Selective Service contigent. They were Don Bingaman and Robert Graves of Knoxville, Larry Bingham John Carlson and Junior Glazebrook of Bussey, Larry Aldrich of Pella, and Ronald Meriweather of Knoxville, transferred from the Las Vegas board.
The Pella Chamber of Commerce will hold its February 1 meeting at the Country Club using a mimeographed activity report for member study. Dick Hileman will speak on Roads as the general theme, followed by Q and A. A large turnout is urged and additional information is available from the Chamber office. The 28th National Farm Institute will be in Des Moines February 10-11, centering on the future of the family farm with a full program schedule at the Chamber office.
A Christmas message from Mrs Graham emphasizes guiding children with the eternal truths of God. She urges anchoring in goodness and mercy, teaching faith in a scientific age, and upholding God glorified as the ultimate aim. Families prove strength through devotion, love, and steadfast belief.
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