Dutch Elm disease inspection begins in Pella
City inspector Bob Van Hal starts a city wide survey for elm symptoms. Trees showing signs will have bark samples sent to Central College lab for a 10 day analysis. if positive, owners have 10 days to remove and burn infected wood. The city warns against unproven sprays and notes a costly chemical treatment for young trees.
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Bob van Hal
van Hal
Central College
Busin
McNabb
Farmer-Merchant Picnic Set For June Twenty-Ninth
The annual Farmer-Merchant picnic will be held June 29 at 6 30 p m at the Swimming Pool Park shelter house. Farm members of the farmers night school will furnish food and utensils for a finger licking chicken meal. Pella merchants are invited to attend with plans for a merchant farmer ball game afterward.
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Farmer-Merchant
Farmers Night School
Nature Day Camp At Big Rock Park Draws 22 Attendees
Last week at Big Rock Park the second Nature Day Camp session opened with 22 enthusiastic campers. Fourteen were first year and eight second year. the week featured hikes, plant life, insects, birds, and geology lessons with crafts. The program aims to foster nature appreciation and conservation awareness.
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Big Rock Park
Virgil Jansen
Mike Vande Voort
Nicky Branderhorst
Pete Gosselink
Kathy Reinertson
Rise Ray
Sheila Sonnenberg
Ronna Ray
Holly White
John White
Marie Brandehorst
David Gaass
Dorothy Paul
Lois Kuyper
Dennis
Pella Council offers reduced rate 10-ticket pool pass
In response to a 376-signature petition, the Pella City Council approved a strip of 10 adult general admission pool tickets for 6.00, with individual tickets at 6.50. This seasonal option lets an adult swim about twice weekly for 6.00. family tickets may be studied next year.
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Pella
Space Race for Kids at Pella This Friday
The Pella Chronicle and Pella Chamber of Commerce host a space race for children 13 and under this Friday. Parents accompany participants to participating merchants to collect a free balloon launch ticket from the Chronicle corner. Helium balloons carry return postcards. farthest travel wins prizes displayed in Brom's Feed Store window.
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Pella Chronicle
Pella Chamber of Commerce
Chronicle
Brom
Pella
Marion County Dairy Princess Named Mary Ver Meer
Mary Ver Meer of Pella, former Pella Tulip Queen, was chosen to represent Marion County in the State Dairy Princess contest this summer. She was crowned Saturday morning at Pleasantville.
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Mary Ver Meer
Pella
Marion County
Pleasantville
Daily Month promotion highlighted in Thursday Chronicle
A brief note announces a Daily Month promotion with a picture to appear in Thursday's Chronicle. The item emphasizes upcoming publication and the visual feature planned for the edition.
Weather report for Pella rainfall totals
Dr Flikkema notes 5.36 inches of rain fell in Pella over ten days with 0.62 inches Sunday morning and 0.39 inches Monday morning in official gauges.
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Flikkema
Pella
Matins Program by Rev Ward on WOI This Week
Reverend E G Ward of First Baptist Church Pella presents a daily Matins devotional on Radio Station WOI Ames 640kc at 7 15 each morning this week June 22 27 continuing weekday mornings with a brief message and hymn on air past dawn each day.
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E. G. Ward
First Baptist Church of
Pella
WOI
Ames
Present zoning plan questions raised by county resident
The article reports on a Marion County zoning debate with John De Ronde, a primary candidate. It lists his and others questions about how zoning would apply to farms, towns, septic systems, mining, and building permits, and notes plans for a flexible, inclusive ordinance with a citizen committee to address local issues.
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John de Ronde
Otley
County Board of Supervisors
John
Chronicle
Marion County
Algor
Hatdle
Aisty
Mation
Zoning Commission
Boundry
Dé Ronde
Board of Supervisors
Pella
Knoxville
Connie Vanden Berg
Stroud Family Biking Toward New York 1000 Mile Trip
From Lake Geneva Wisconsin word that the Stroud family biking across country from Knoxville to Syracuse New York arrived safely at the first 300 miles. Mrs Stroud Kathyrn and her four children Richard Kathy Carol and Stephen left Knoxville June 3 planning to complete the 1000 mile journey by bicycle. They have camped near Lake Keomah Lake Darling Iowa City Bennett Maquoketa Savannah Lena Rockton and Lake Geneva and swam in lakes during travel.
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Summit
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Stroud
Knoxville
Syracuse
New York
Kathyrn
Richard
Kathy
Carol
Stephen
Rockton
Ill
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