Pella Social News Includes Weddings and Travel
Local column lists Mrs Lena Goemaat flying to Chico California to visit son Murray at Chico State College and tour Seattle before returning via Boise. Other notes include Mr and Mrs Richard Savery moving to Pella from Denison, visits by Tan dy Reinbeck and NickJess Belle Plaine families, and numerous family trips, relocations, and church events across Pella and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Goemaat
Chico
California
Murray
Chico State College
Seattle
Boise
Idaho
John Goemhaat
Richard G. Savery
Denison
Pella
Mari
Columbus Street
Rich
Vander Hart Transfer Co
Pella Community Hospital Admits and Dismissals May 29 31
Mrs Larry Van Veen of Knoxville admitted May 31 to Pella Community Hospital. Mary Meer of Pella and Mrs Charles Petersma with baby girl of Knoxville dismissed. Richard Hite of Pella admitted. Mars P Van Hemert of Pella dismissed May 29. New admissions Friday included Alan Tucker of Pella James Huysers son James Riggen of Harvey and Dora Vande Voort of Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry van Veen
Knoxville
Pella ‘Community ' Hospital
Mary Meer
Pella
Charles Petersma
Pella Community Hospital
Richard Hite
Mars P. van Hemert
Alan
J. B. Tucker
James
Art Huyser
James Riggen
Harvey
Dora Vande Voort
Births in Pella area announce multiple new babies
A baby boy was born to Mr Adrian De Haan at Pella Community Hospital. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs George Sutphen on May 31 at Pella Hospital. Dr and Mrs B W Frommack of Long Beach California are the parents of Thomas Wesley born May 22 1962. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Bricker Otley and Mr and Mrs B E Frommack Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Robert Jansen Route 2 Pella welcomed a baby boy May 26 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. Grandparents Paul Nieuwsmas Pella and Henry Jansens Sully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bricker
Long Beach
California
B. W. Frommack
Julie Kay
Thomas Wesley
Adrian de Haan Ie Pella
George Sutphen
Pella Community Hospital
Otley
B. E. Frommack
Des Moines
Robert Jansen
Route 2
Pella
Mahaska . Hospital
Oskaloosa
Ricky Lee
Paul Nieuwsmas
Henry Jansens
Sully
Judicial Amendment Backed by Judges and Bar Association
The editorial urges adoption of a judicial amendment in Town, ahead of the June 4 1962 primary. It notes strong support from district and state judges, the Iowa State Bar Association, and legislature majorities. It limits governor appointments to board-named candidates and requires qualification over politics for district judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Tomes
Iowa State Bar Association
Cleaning Service Guarantee Cited by ING CHEMICAL In
A fragment references a costly cleaning job and ING CHEMICAL In endorsing a thorough cleaning. The message greets LILLENMA KLEENER with assurance of reliable service and a confident closing remark.
Fifth Judicial District Judges Endorse Amendment in Iowa
Three judges S E Pralt Phil R Wilkinson and Hobart E Newton of the Fifth Judicial District urge a yes vote on a proposed amendment. They argue it would allow a sitting judge to run without party backing and after retirement be reassigned to aid crowded dockets or ill judges, reducing political influence and easing caseloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
S. E. Pralt
Phil R. Wilkinson
Hobart
E. Newton
Iowa
Visitors hail Pella tulip festival volunteers
Mrs Helen Kowalke and Miss Wanda Rex describe their admiration for Pella as a tulip festival wonderland. They praise local volunteers from the North Marion County American Cancer Society and note past work in Knoxville and Pella, thanking Pel la citizens for yearly efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux City
North Marion County
American Cancer Society
Knoxville
Pella
Helen. Kowalke
Wanda Rex
Mrs Warren Stanley Hospitalized for Major Surgery
Mrs Warren Stanley entered Mahaska hospital Oska loosa Wednesday and submitted to major surgery on Thursday morning. Her husband and her mother Mrs E C Kruseman and sister Mrs Lovell Northcutt of Sully accompanied her. Mr and Mrs Warren Stanley visited Friday. Lester Gause returned home from Skiff hospital Newton after several days of treatment. Mrs Everett Willemsen Saundra and Brian boarded the train in Grinnell Friday afternoon and went to Omaha Neb where they were met by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Stanley
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
E. C. Kruseman
Lovell Northcutt
Sully
Warren’ Stanley
Lester Gause
Skiff Hospital
Newton
Everett Willemsen
Saundra
Brian
Grinnell
Omaha
Neb
ISU Travel Course Heads Toward 6300 Mile Summer Tour
Stanley D. Nollen of Pella joins thirty four Iowa State University students starting a four week travel course that will cover eight states and two countries. The group will observe farming methods, visit ranches and farms, and study climate soil and markets while earning eight hours of academic credit. Travel begins in Omaha and will visit Nebraska Colorado New Mexico Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Maryland New Jersey New York Ontario Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and more before returning to Ames in late June.
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Henry’ Veldhuis
Anna
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
John Veldhuis
Beverly Houston
New York
Lillian Kuiper
Martha Vander Hart
Pella
University of Michigan
University Stadium
Ann Arbor
Stanley D. Nollen
Iowa State University
Iowa State
United States
District of Columbia
Omaha
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
TVA and Paper Company
Tenne
North Carolina
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Vial 8
United Nations
New York City
Vermont
Michigan
Indiana
Board of Trade and
Chicago
Livestock
University of
Wisconsin
Wll
Ames
Local Courtesies Honor 48th Anniversary And Births
A community gathering honored Mr and Mrs Frank Benson of New Sharon on their 48th wedding anniversary May 28. A cooperative dinner followed with gifts from the Beason family and friends in New Sharon Montezuma Grinnell and Cedar Rapids. Also reported a May 26 birth to Ambrose Callum and wife Grinnell weighing 7 lb 13 oz with brothers Danny and Jimmy. News covers extended kin in Grinnell Lynnville Painted Post and Grinnell area with deaths and relatives noted.
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Everett ‘Willemser
Frank Benson
New Sharon
Beasons
Kenneth Beason
Danny
Larry
Donald
Kenneth
Sherry
Robert Beason
Tammy Jo
Montezuma
Virgil Beason
Janice
Harold Beason
Roger
Viola
Darrel
Richard Weigs
Gibson
Bruce Bailey
Indiana
Roberta Beason
Cedar Rapids
Linda Beason
Verna Ratcliff
Grinswell
Ambrose
Callum
Grinnell
Vern Ratcliffs
Jimmy
Vern Stanley
Frank
Stanley
Painted Post
New York
G. L.stanley
J. Raleigh Stanley
Lynnville
Nebraska
Annle Binegar
Grun Ment Resident Mrs Minnie Haren Noted As Weak
Mrs Minnie Haren of Grun ment is reported frail though her mint remains clear. The brief update notes her continuing decline and current weak condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie ‘Haren
Grunment
Pella Chronicle Publication Notice
The Pella Chron printed weekly by Pella Publishing, Inc. is listed as second class mail matter at the Pella Iowa post office under federal law. This notice records the newspaper’s mailing status and its designation for official postal handling.
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PELLA
Pella Publishing
Iowa
Acts of Congress
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Sally
Farmington, Iowa
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Our Lady of Laudes
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Gates Rubber Co
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West First Street
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Fort Dodge
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Ohio
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Liberty
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San Juan
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Bellevue
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Monroe
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Grand Rapids
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Calvin College
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Rey
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Terpstra
Clarence van Gorp
Raymond Vander ‘Wiel
Rm. Vandé“ Voort
Eldren
Palmquist
Font
Connie Grootveld
Sacramento Valley
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John’ Lautenbach
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Coralville Lake
Iowa City
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Lineville
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Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Orange City
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Brom Hatchery
Nollens
ISU
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WH. Sadler
M. M
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Dean Sadler al de Wild
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