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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
11
Coal Ridge Church hosts an ice cream social on Tuesday July 2 at 7 p.m. Dessert options include homemade ice cream cake and coffee. Everyone welcome.
The City Attorney’s opinion states the Swimming Pool Election would have no official legal status and using city funds for it would be illegal. The proposed election is cancelled by City Council order. City Clerk W J McNamar issues the notice.
The Pella Produce Company Iowa renews its Articles of Incorporation extending corporate existence from April 4, 1967 to April 4, 1977. Officers are Ben Kuyk president and Max Kuyk secretary treasurer with annual elections in June. Authorized capital stock stands at 26000 dollars.
A collection of thank you notes expresses gratitude for cards letters gifts prayers and visits during illnesses hospital stays and bereavements. Individuals named include Alma De Penning Harold Ozinga Mr and Mrs Bert W De Bruyn and Mrs Martin Hoeksema among others reflecting community support and appreciation.
In a small town without a youth program, parents organized a Halloween dance at home using a phonograph and new records. They rolled up rugs, waxed floors, and both parents danced with the youths, creating wholesome fun and plans for future gatherings despite some town objections.
The ad touts brisk Ford sales with many trade-ins to free space for new arrivals. It promises a wide selection of late models from multiple makes, emphasizing that profits don’t drive prices. Buyers are assured deals “you’ll long remember” as switchers flood in this year.
Marion County Sheriff’s Office and Knoxville Police raid near Marysville result in confiscation of beer and whiskey. Crystal Houghton and daughter Geraldine charged with selling beer without a license and bootlegging. arraigned and released on $1,000 bond each. Separately, James Franklin Briggs charged with operating motor vehicle while intoxicated and freed on $750 bond. Claude Clifford Vaughn charged with uttering a false check, held on $5,000 bond, and wanted in three counties for forgery and false uttering. multiple counties involved in ongoing investigations.
The rose has played a significant role in human culture from ancient eras, appearing in religion, art, literature and heraldry, among many fields. The text urges surveying house and schedule cleaning tasks room by room and day by day before cleaning.
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