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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
7
A dense classifieds page promotes Poland China and Chester White porkers with delivery options, plus Rath Starters for pig growth. Several farm supply and used goods entries follow, listing Pontiac, Sears, and local vendors with gear, vehicles, and machinery, including tractors, discs, mowers, brakes, and real estate notes.
A transportation notice from Grand Rapids mentions rides around March 24 and again around March 31. Contact 8-3390 for details and scheduling.
Local ad notes Pella Jaycees paying higher prices for copper, snickel, silver and gold coins with $78 offered for an 1877 cent. Also lists items from Eastern Iowa Breeders to Otley Coop and multiple service ads including taxi, poultry services, and hatchery. Callers urged to share local news items with MA area codes.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude from Engel Van Steen Garret Poortinga and families for visits gifts flowers and cards after bereavement. In memoriam honors Carrie Newendorp who died March 8 1963, from Charles Newendorp with family clients and friends.
Notice of probate and appointment of executor for the estate of William M. Van Zee. Includes corporate articles for Somer Store Inc filed in Iowa, with officers Homer Loren and Logan Vanderzyl at Pella. Also lists executor Andrew P Van Zee and attorneys, with probate dates February 13 1964 and second publication March 10 1964.
Probate notices list Executors Paul Goodman Imogene Sluges Eugene Hasselman Herman Hasselman and Cornelius Rus hearing scheduled March 17 1964 in Knoxville. The document also amends ordinance 11 for Municipal Waterworks with frontage fees and construction rules for new water lines and lots plus penalties and effective date March 1964.
The project outlines a music building with full music facilities and five new classrooms. Two dormitories are proposed for 80 women and 80 men, funded by government financing. The Student Union will gain dining space for 200 students with potential future expansion. Funds are available, and additional capital is being sought for a field house.
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