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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
1
A Pella newspaper editorial invites community input on important local issues and explains its policy to publish diverse opinions while allowing edits for clarity and space. It emphasizes readers should sign contributions and welcomes letters to the editor.
The Pella Community Hospital runs a $100,000 fund drive to add a 25 bed wing as the current beds run at 90 percent occupancy. With $60,000 raised, organizers urge more donations to reach the goal and ease crowding affecting local families, students, and workers.
A church minded exhortation questions readers excuses for not attending church critiquing negative critics and calling for honesty about personal motives. It notes Bible believing churches offer nourishment and urges dialogue with the author. Also includes Irene Zwank’s Walnut Wonder Coffee Cake recipe with batter and filling directions.
A Des Moines Social Security District Office representative will be in the Public Safety Building Aud itorium in Pella Iowa on Tuesday August 3 from 9 30 a m to 12 noon to assist residents with Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance information or services The session also notes cake and nuts recipe context within the notice.
An oil executive warns rising science and engineering talent must not obscure the need for economic literacy. He notes only five percent of high school graduates study economics, with educators poorly prepared, and many misperceive corporate profits. He argues understanding how the economic system works is essential to freedom and prosperity.
A Wall Street Journal excerpt debates state bills forcing signed editorials with fines or jail, noting anonymity’s role in press voices. It includes a John E. Amos statement on trucking tax hikes and a Grinnell Herald-Register column arguing inflation results from deficit spending and debt, warning against currency degradation.
A reader shares weather musings on sunny days and the cycle of seasons. She praises tulips and petunias, urges July planting for turnips, visits the Home for the Aged, and recalls a tip about browning meringue pies in an electric skillet learned from Marie Kline at a convention.
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