Primary race centers on Loveland Kraschel clash
In Iowa a tight Democratic presidential primary features Loveland, formerly of the P M A, defeating Nelson G Kraschel for the nomination. Hickenlooper leads Republicans with strong support while Republican Robert Larson tops Bernard Brown for Attorney General. Ed Kallemyn of Pella runs for Treasurer, finishing fourth with 36 305 votes. Abrahamson leads with 56 430.
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Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Town
U. S
Kraschel
B. B. Hickenlooper
Robert Larson
Bernard Brown
Sioux City
Iowa
Ed Kallemyn
Pella
Abrahamson
Melvin _Synhorst
Hickenlooper
Edna C. Lawrence
Thompson
Chet_E.kers
Wisdom
Geo. W. Hesalroad
Edward ’ Kallemyn
Lawrence Truax
Meyer
M. L. Abrahamson
Seemann
John Cruickshank
Il Shaw
Secretary of Agriculture
Wearin
Clyde Spry
Aal
Bennett
Gillette
Jessie Pier
Paul_ Norris
Leo
Commerce Comminer
Lynes
Darrah
Juax
Carroll_Johnson I
McCullough
Joe L. Porter
al Ao
Regman County
Chet Johnson
Akers
Wayne Lutteland
Lawrence
Sheriff Secretary of Agriculture
Otis Wright
McClean
Beulah Hayes
Offringa
Raymond Mick
Brown
D. H. Stone
Larson
A. Evers
Hi. Vander Meulen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
R. M. Hart
Norris
Mem
Parker
Raymond Mosher
Commerce Commisoner
Justice of the Peace
T. G. Fultz
Ben Groenendyk
Constable Long
John G. Vander Werf
Richardson
Leonard J. Wegman
Henry_M. McCullough
D. D. Offringa
Gale McClean
Harold J. Fleck
Public Instruction
Ellen Hartnett
Commerce
John J. Duhigg
George M. Olson
Donald Ryan
Sth
Gordon Winlock
G. C. Holliday
G. T. Clark
Pol
Ruth Adams
Jack B
Carpenter
Shem_ Van Temert
Sarah Mollingsworth
W._W. Skardin
Oronerack
M. Evans
Dan Dieleman
Bogaai
John Hersol
Justice of the
P Ce Kuyi
Ryn Ma
van Hansen
Bert Vande Kieft
Bel Ga
Vote Totals in Marion County Reported in Des Moines Register
The article lists partial county and state results for Marion County: Democratic State Representative G. T. Clark 971, Auditor Ruth Adams 1127, Treasurer Russel Dyer 1091, Clerk of Court Jack Carpenter 1129, with state totals and incomplete figures noted from the Des Moines Register dated Wednesday June 7.
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G. T. Clark
Ruth Adams
Russel Dyer
Jack Carpenter
Des Moines Register
Kim van Hemert
Sarah Hollingsworth
William Hardin
Jack Evans
Dan_Dieleman
A. H. Bogaard We
John R. Fisher
C. G. Prange
Joe TL. Porter
Chet Johnson
Sher Otis Wright
Beulah Hayes
Business Men to Meet Monday at Memorial Hall
The Chamber of Commerce general meeting will be held Monday evening June 12 at Memorial Hall. Supper is free at 6:46. Three Board directors will be elected for three years from a list of eligibles including Les Litter, Dick Leydens, Glenn Koop, B F Vander Linden, Klaas Id, Dr Geo Lankelma, Les Vriezelaar, Rudy Ulrich, and Wayne II. Reports will cover Tulip Festival by the Historical Society, gas distribution system, Marion County road developments, and a blue card solicitors plan. A dinner invites all members to join discussions starting at 6:15.
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Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Hall
Les Liter
Dick Leydens
Glenn Koop
B. F. Vander Linden
Klaas 1d
Dr. Geo. Lankelma
Les Vriezelanr
Rudy — Ulrich
Wayne II
Historical Society
Marion County
Ford
Chamber
Pella population grows 716 in decade to 4414
Census supervisor cites Pella rise from 2638 in 1940 to about 4414 in 1950 with students counted this year. Non residents and housing shortages affect local industry and housing needs, as 150 Rosscreen workers reside in surrounding towns. Officials expect formal census figures later.
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Pella
Edward R. Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Tunis H. Klein
Ard
Fitzgerald
Bureau of the Census
Washington
D.C
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Rosscreen Company
Population Loss Across Iowa Small Towns Affected
A tally shows many of Iowa’s small cities and towns lost residents in the past decade with the decline continuing in villages and hamlets, reflecting broader rural population trends across the state.
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Iowa
Pella Boy Scouts Outing at Camp Collins June 1
Nine Pella Scouts and a Scout master joined eighty four scouts from Melcher Knoxville and Pella at Camp Collins southeast of Knoxville. Patrols won ribbons in camp inspection and proficiency contests with the Lion Patrol of Pella earning blue for proficiency and first in First Aid. The Owl Patrol earned a red ribbon in contests. The local troop plans Camp Mitigwa June 25 to July 1 and Duane De Kock sails to the International Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa.
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Pella
Camp Collins
Knoxville
Melcher
Lion Patrol
Owl
Ralph Jaarsma
LeRoy den Besten
Kenneth van Zee
Harold Bean
William Bean
Paul Frundt
Jerry Taylor
Donald Rouwhorst
Douglas Heerema
Bill Frundt
Mitigwa
Duane de Kock
Valley Forge
Anniversary at Sioux Center of Henry Wonk Sr and wife
Mr and Mrs Henry Wonk Sr observe their 60th anniversary in Sioux Center on May 31. Both aged 84, they came to America in 1902, marking a long life together.
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Sioux Center
Henry Wonk
America
Vander Lugt Family Receives Double Degrees at Central College
Central College president G Vander Lugt conferred degrees at the ninety seventh commencement on June 5. His daughter Jacoba Ann Vander Laugt earned a bachelor’s degree Magna Cum Laude, while his younger brother William Vander Lugt received a doctor of letters. Also honored were Rev. Van Holland and attorney Joseph Johnson with doctorates. Jacoba plans to wed Burt van Voss on June 13 in Fulton Illinois. she was valedictorian, WCA president, college orator, and Homecoming Queen in 1949.
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G. T. Vander Lugt
Jaci
William Vander Lugt
Douwatra Chapel
Bill
Central
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Legion
George G. Gaass
John Y. Broek
D.D
Gaass
Central College
G. T. Vander Laugt
Jacoba Ann Vander Laugt
Vander Lugt
Bul
Penn
Nus
Holland
Joseph [. Johnson
Knoxville
Iowa
Jaci van der Lugt
Burton Voss
Fulton, Ill
University of Town
W.C.A
A Cappellair
Abram le
Pella
Iral
Dre le Grand
le Grand
Ottawa
Kan
Ottwa University
Lend
Internations Church
le Grands
Muscatine
J. W. Huyser
F.F.A. Boys See Des Moines Baseball Trip
Nine FFA youths with Bill Blom and Bill Stewart traveled to Des Moines on Friday to watch the Des Moines Bruins face Colorado Springs in two fast games. The Bruins lost 1-0 in game one but won 1-0 in game two. Participants included Old Dykhuis, William Van Houweling, Elvin Vander Werff, Don Blom, Robert Van Mouwingen, Carroll Boot, Vernon Boot, and Art Kuiper.
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FPA
Bill Blom
Bill Stewart
Des Moines
Des Moines Bruins
Colorado Springs
Bruins
Old Dykhuis
William van Houweling
Elvin Vander Werff
Don Blom
Robert van Mouweingen
Carroll Boot
Vernon Boot
Art Kuiper
Buttons on sleeves trace to Frederick the Great
A historical note explains buttons were first added to men sleeves by Frederick the Great to prevent his son from wiping noses on the fabric. The anecdote links royal fashion to a practical habit, illustrating how a small garment detail became a lasting style feature.
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Frederick the Great
One Hundred Twelve Received Diplomas at College Commencement
Central College awarded one hundred twelve diplomas at the annual commencement. Ninety two bachelor degrees were conferred with three honorary degrees granted. Pella students, including Bert Bandstr Borgman and Jack Collins, earned bachelor’s degrees while Ruth Van Wyk received a two year elementary teaching diploma. Dr. Vander Lugt urged graduates to be mindful of the past faithful in the present and hopeful for the future as they carry life forward with justice mercy and faith.
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Central
Ate
Anial College
Nual
Marion de Velder
Holland
Maml Myr
Dee Dolinsen
Kno
Cen
William Vans
Pella
Bert Bandstr Borgman
Bill Brost
Rose Brostrom
Jack Collins
Jo Ann Crawford
Joyce de Bruin
Loyd Menning
Leslie Sadler
Paul “Panis
Lester Ter Louw
Vander Tugt
D. Tugt
Municipal Pool Opens Monday Afternoon for Season
The municipal pool will open Monday at 2:00 PM and run weekdays from noon to 4 PM under supervision. Mrs. Cornice Vanden Berg, president of the Auxiliary, leads the effort with staff including De Wild as matron, Bishop and Bonnie Kens as guards, Eddie Van el in the checkroom, and Van Buren as custodian.
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Cornice Vanden Berg
Fternoon
Ne de Wild
Bishop
Bonnie Kens
Eddie Vanel
Onvy van Buren
Cnics
Pella
Board to Consider Bids on Webster Grade School
The Webster Grade School project in Pella advances as the Board of Education meets at the high school to review bids. Architects Smith Voorhees and engineer William Nane will attend with plans for a $225 000 modern, basementless design emphasizing daylight, separate wings for kindergarten and grades, and a flexible junior high layout.
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Board of Education
Webster
Pella
Smith and Voorhees
William Nane
de Moines
St. Paul
Mason City
Celaltely
Main
Peace Streets
Peace Street
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Pres. G. Vander Lugt
F.F.A
A. LeGrand
Wm. Vander Lugt
Municipal Pool
Ty Aweomo
New Webster