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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
2
The Chronicle argues that news should publish both good and bad reports even if unpopular. It notes readers prefer good news but stresses that unfavorable stories inform and prompt action. The piece cites Tulip Festival coverage and defends balanced reporting across media, noting public interest.
The page lists 1961 schedules and rosters for Midget League and American League teams. Matchups include Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees Van Gorp's and Kiwanis Rotary in July with scores such as Van Gorp's 22 Jaycees and Kiwanis 26 Rotary 29. Additional results show Otley West End Rockets Rolscreen Leighton Bakker & Rus.
Norman Nieuwen caught a three pounder last week west of town as May records hold that James Koopman and John Bloodsworth landed a four and a half pounder recently. Community rosters list numerous club managers and members across Bakker Rus Leighton Rockets Otley West End and Rosscreen teams.
Allied Mutual insured drivers are urged to take a one hour test designed by several major insurers to identify safe young drivers. Results could reduce premiums for many Pella youths. The test carries no fee and results are kept confidential.
The textile department will display Civil War items selected by superintendent Mrs. Van Peursem, emphasizing authenticity with age records. Premiums total 1670 in culinary and 1792 in textile, with entries spanning Daguerreotype soldiers, antique silverware, uniforms, dolls, jewelry, and homespun wares. A long list of local managers and volunteers from Leighton Otley and Otley areas assist in organization.
Outdoor tips describe chumming options for panfish including dried eggshells and canned fish. It notes costs and mess, offers a sardine can method, and explains wrapping dough balls in fine gauze bandage to prevent disintegration. It also mentions entry deadlines for Iowa State Fair culinary and textile departments.
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