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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
7
A reader describes a mutilated coin missing In God We Trust to symbolize how Christians who choose worldly effort over faith and obedience appear thinner and sharper. He urges consistency in denying Satan and honoring God, stressing Sabbath observance and vitalized Christianity over social drift.
Lower Grove News covers many local happenings. Barbara Allen wins a coloring contest prize of a Lawrence Welk record album from Dodge dealers. School news notes May 23 picnic and farewell for Mrs De Cook as she heads to Rose Hill. Neighbor gatherings include Lake Darling outing, Vos reunion at Lynnville, and various shindigs with the Punt and Dunnwoody families. Graduation and farewell events mark a season of church and school activities with attendance figures and upcoming homecoming.
The report lists church services with Rev. R Ritzhaust in Ni, and 11 o'clock preaching. It details visits by Wilbur Crosby family, Margie Crosby in Pella, Marvin Sailey on furlough, and multiple callers to Ted Tubbs, Coster and Blackman households. Attica and Des Moines trips are noted with Mrs Coster and Mrs Talbott accompanying Mrs Blackman and Mrs Neal.
Honored as one of the most valuable contributors to the drama department the recipient was recognized for technical work that supported stage productions.
New members introduced include Robert De Young Muskegon Mich Merle Brouwer Edgerton Stan Heronemus Sibley Joyce Leu Pella Charlotte Hein en Cedar Grove Wisc John Jow ers Virgin Islands and Ken Schaap Hull New officers were elected Gwen Vanden Berg president
John Joner is named vice treasurer of the drama society. Membership is limited to students who have shown notable talent in acting or technical work in dramatic productions.
Cliff McCullough retired from the Iowa Falls post office on May 31 after four decades of service. He began his career with the postal system in the town in 1984 and completed his final day this year.
Iowa State College Agricultural Engineering expert Willard Anderson describes stair-step loading chutes as safer than rampy pedals, with 18 steps providing flat footing for cattle as they move, reducing slip injuries. Plans cost 25 cents and are ordered via Midwest Plan No. 87841 from the Agricultural Extension Service, Iowa State College, Ames.
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