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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1966

Page

3

Marion County Health Report Highlights 1965 Imms

Marion County immunizations totaled 4 583 in 1965, down 815 from 1964, including smallpox and diphtheria vaccines. The report by Miss Leona Fisher outlines six public health nursing categories and notes tuberculosis control, school and pre school health, maternity guidance, and home visits. It also details x rays, tuberculin testing financed by sale of seals, and efforts to promote maternal and infant health through advisory visits and continuous postnatal care.

Marion County The Public Health Nursing Service Leona B. Fisher Salso Marion County Tuberculosis and Health Association J 1 County Public Nursing Service Marion County Public Health Service

Conservation open for student application

High school seniors may qualify for seasonal work with the Department of the Interior. Each summer a limited number of jobs are offered in national parks wildlife refuges public forest and range lands. Applicants must be seniors graduating in spring 1966 be 18 by June 15 1966 and plan to study a natural resources field in college.

Dale Brentnall Jenson Avenue Ames Iowa U. S Department of Interior Department of the Interior

Black Oak and Scott Homemakers Plan Social Events

At the February 24 meeting led by Mrs. Paul Simmons Jr. the group announced a New Member Dinner on March 15 at the Farm Bureau building with speaker Dan Murphy. A Rural Urban Tea is set for March 31. The club will assist the Oskaloosa School for Handicapped Children and will reconvene March 24 at Mrs. Andrew Barnes's home.

Black Oak and Scott Paul Simmons Jr Farm Bureau Dan Murphy Simons Oskaloosa Andrew Barnes

Machinery for Red Rock Dam unloaded

Heavy equipment for the Red Rock Dam project arrives in Harvey Iowa from New Mexico and California. William A. Smith Construction this week unloaded gear for the west side work and the concrete spillway phase. Project manager Dale Bloom says ten more train car loads are due in two weeks. Equipment will be driven 4 miles to the site as the 1960 start project nears its June 30 1969 finish.

William A. Smith Construction Company Red Rock Harvey Iowa Dale Bloom New Mexico California

Ice fishing recounts and town notes from local journal

John Dykstra fished daily for four days last week with Roy joining two days, ice over 12 inches thick and catches of 11 one day and three on another. Chester Brickers visited parents Sunday while Nanette was named Queen of Hearts at a church party. Clarence and Hazel mark 49 years married February 22 1966. Leo Etherington birthday noted. Kathryn Vriezelaar and Tommy in California share tales. Arvin Vander Linden to graduate Twin Cedars. Auction at Western Auto Store drew good crowd. Visitors from New York State and Tennessee join Smiths for a week of company and meals.

John Dykstra John Roy Chester Brickers Nanette Clarence Hazel Bert Lillie Barnes Louilla Lillie Leo Etherington Blanky Blank Kathryn Vriezelaar Tommy California Otley Julia Catherine Waardhuizen Arvin Duane Vander Linden’s Judy Twin Cedars High School Jerry Phoenix Western Auto Store van Veen’s Mitchell's Charley Ford Jessie Clydie Mildred Poffenburger Pella Smith Mildred Nabor Johnny Amos Monroe Barbers Burton den Otter Dau Guthrie Center Gary Swiharts New York State Apt Colorado Springs Plattsburg Tennessee Swihart

Kathleen Power named to dean's list at Cottey College

Miss Kathleen Power of 912 Elm Street was named to the dean's list of distinction at Cottey College Nevada Missouri for scholarly achievement. She is a first year student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Power.

Kathleen Power Robert C. Power Elm Street Cottey College Nevada

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