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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1964

Page

5

City tax levy to rise 1.3 mils over 1964 mark

A public hearing on the City of Pella budget for 1965 will be held August 4 at 7 30 p m in City Hall. Taxpayers may discuss the budget with the City Council and a detailed statement of receipts and disbursements will be available. The levy totals 7 065042 with 251350 taxable from property.

Pella Budet Public Safety Fund Band Recreation Commission Zylstra Board of Appeals Bert Bandstra Roth Assoc Central College University Street Gerrit Nieuwsma Second Street Peter H. van Zante van Zante Historical Society Pella Construction John Hoeksema Volun

217 Farm Buildings to Be Sold by Corps of Engineers

Rock Island District bids for 217 farm buildings tied to Red Rock Reservoir flood control project. Buildings span Marion Polk and Warren counties with 122 in Marion and 69 in Polk and 26 in Warren. Sealed bids due August 18 1964 at 2:00 p.m. CST in Rock Island Illinois.

Corps of Engineers Rock Island Ill Red Rock Reservoir Marion County Polk County Warren County Clock Tower Illinois U. S. Army Engineer District Real Estate Division Clock ‘Tower Marion B. Irland Red Rock Real Estate Project East Main Street Knoxville Iowa

C C Buerkens outlines Iowa High School Athletic Assoc

Former Superintendent C C Buerkens described the Iowa High School Athletic Association to Pella Rotary, detailing its structure, duties, and leadership. He cited policy making, officiating, tournaments, clinics, film library, and a mutual insurance program funding. Data showed basketball profits and deficits across sports. Board of Control members include Bill West and Boyd Shannon.

Iowa High School Athletic Association THSAA C. C. Buerkens Buerkens Representative Coucil Board of Control Lyle Quinn Harold Schmickley Bernie Saggan Association Boone Iowa IHSAA Frank Douwma Ottuma Insula Bill West Boxholm Boyd Shannon

Across the Ocean With Dorothy Gezels Voyage to England

Dorothy Gezels family recounts six hour jet flight from Kennedy to England on June two, reuniting with relatives and exploring Hounslow and Hampton Court Palace. Linda and Janet join the trip with plans for baptism at St Leonard's Church, while St Pauls Cathedral and other sights evoke wartime rebuilding. The piece blends travel notes with family memories and a child’s baptism plans.

Sandridge England Mary Gezel Dorothy Linda Janet Gezel Kennedy Gary Gezel United States Janet St. Lenard’s St. Barnabas St. Paul’s Cathedral

4 H members start weeklong Idaho exchange trip

Thirty Marion County 4 H members depart Perry Monday July 13 for a week in Bingham County Idaho. Ruth Archibald Allen Jensen and Mrs Jensen accompany them as they travel via Milwaukee and Union Pacific Railroads to Pocatello then by car to Blackfoot. They will stay with 4 H families and attend a Farmers Appreciation Night dinner.

Bingham County Idaho Marion County 4-If Perry Ruth Archibald Allen Jensen Jensen Milwaukee Union Pacific Pocatello Blackfoot Lexington Kentucky Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Keny

Rev Hollenbach named philosophy associate at Central College

The Rev Paul W Hollenbach has been appointed associate professor of philosophy at Central College by Dean James Graham. He earned a BA from Wheaton 1949 MA from Rochester 1952 and BD from Union Theological Seminary 1954. He taught at Emory and Henry College 1959 63 and served as minister at Epworth Methodist Marion Ohio 1957 59.

Paul W. Hollenbach Central College James Graham Hollenbach Wheaton College University of Rochester N.Y Union Theological Seminary N. Y American Academy of Religion The American Assn Epworth Methodist Church Marion Ohi Emory and Henry College Emory, Va

Knoxville teen serves 10 days for accident charges

James H. Tingle, 17, of Knoxville, received 10 days in Marion County jail for driving without a license and leaving the scene after an accident at Highway 92 and the Knoxville Pella road. The crash left a total loss car and injuries to passenger Sherelyn Leeper.

James H. Tingle Knoxville Marion County Highway 92 Knoxville- Pella Tingle Justice of Peace Court Fred Godfrey Sherelyn Leeper Indianola

Store Leather Boots for Long-Term Care

Store leather hunting boots stuffed with newspaper to preserve shape and prevent wrinkles. This method helps maintain the boots’ life by maintaining form and preventing creasing during storage.

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CC. Buerkens Iowa H. S. Athletic Assoc Pella Rotary Club Dorothy Gezel L. Irene Zwank Hounslow London Hampton Court Palace Henry VII Hampton Court Palace Con John Kamerick John Iowa City Pete Bo Community National Iowa Star Savings Banks Don Mary Beechout David John Brent Bruce Clark Joe Cline Richard Fee Tom Nklin Susan Groenendyk Joann Harkin Marian Henze David Hill Jerry Mouser Joene Jordan Susan Laird Nancy Loynacan Sue Maddy Carolyn Mohler Jerry Murphy Mary Kay Murr Carol Nollen Carroll Perkey Charlene Reimer Susan Roorda Tom Smith Kathy Stroud Emily van Wyk Carol Ann Veenstra Linda Vroegh Janet West Mahaska County P. Hollenbach Central U Central Verlyn Anders Bill Grubb Bruce Smith J. H. Wake Feed Co Mahaska State Bank Bloom Builders Louis Anders Oskaloosa Bill Grabs Barnes North Man High School Bill W Smith Danyel Smith North Mahaska Jie Belford Univer Tingen Germany Esther May Thornton Ruth Ester David Paul Deborah Ann
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