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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1964

Page

4

Farm Bureau backs reapportionment plan in Iowa

Des Moines speakers from 325 Farm Bureau leaders urge reform toward one house by population and the other by area. They warn 56 seats would skew toward urban areas, favoring Polk County, with deputies calling for a temporary 51 member Senate and a population based House. Attendees include Marion County delegates Woody Jordan Rankin Jansen.

Farm Bureau Des Moines Senate House of Representatives Polk County Iowa Nebraska Marion County Kenneth Woody Tommy Jordan Worth Rankin Jr Wayne Jansen

Calvin Alumni Music Festival returns to Pella High School

The Pella Chapter of the Calvin Alumni Association sponsors the 4th annual Music Festival this Thursday March 19 at 7:45 p.m. at Pella Community High School. The program opens and closes with the PCHS concert band directed by Richard Williams, with Peoria Male Chorus under Fred Vander Schaaf and the Oskaloosa Christian Grade School Chorus led by Tone Vander Wilt. Also featured are the PCHSA Capella choir and the Deo Gloria Male Chorus both conducted by Williams. tickets are sold by band students.

Pella Calvin Alumni Association Pella Community High School PCHS Richard Williams Cipating Peoria Fred Vander Schaaf Oskaloosa Christian Grade School Tone Vander Wilt Pchsa Capella Williams

Free roof or fence prize in USS Farm Products Contest

A contest sponsored by United States Steel offers a top prize of either 40 squares of Super Storm seal roofing or a half mile of American fence. Entrants may visit F. B. Denburger & Sons and associated Otley and Pella stores for details with no purchase required. The drawing begins tomorrow, with the winner selecting the prize.

U.S.S F. B. Denburger & Sons Leighton Denniston & Partridge Tainter Otley Farmers Co-op Exchange Otley de Jong Lumber Farmers Co-op Exch Waechter Lumber Pella United States Steel

Jewels of the Pacific Coast travelogue at Douwstra Chapel

Kiwanis presents a two part travelogue by Julian Gromer for Pella area residents. The program at Central College Douwstra Chapel features scenic West Coast locales and a tale of a tenderfoot photographer in Alaska. Show begins at 7:30 PM Thursday.

Jewels of the Pacific Coast Kiwanis Travelogue Julian Gromer Douwstra Chapel Central College West Coast Tenderfoot Alaska

Scouts to Collect Easter Lilies For Lily Day

Four Scout groups will collect for the Easter Seal campaign on Saturday March 14 as part of a city wide effort to aid crippled children and adults. An anonymous donor will match funds at 25 cents on the dollar collected, with participation noted from the Christian high school typing class handling envelopes. Contributions urged to be mailed promptly ahead of Easter Sunday March 29.

Boy Scouts Reuben Schakel Schakel Christian High School

Rites Pending for Nellie Slycord 83 Pella Area Resident

Funeral services pending for Nellie Slycord 83 lifelong Pella area resident who died Sunday March 165 in Pella Community Nursing Home She was born December 10 1883 at Sandridge and married Gerrit Slycord January 11 1998 Surviving are two daughters Gertie Beyers Lynnville and Katie Slycord Oskaloosa a brother Neal Ver Dught a sister Ger tie Maudlin New Sharon five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren

Nellie Slycord Pella Slycord Sandridge Gerrit Slycord Gertie Beyers Lynnville Katie Slycord Oskaloosa Neal Ver Dught Gertie Maudlin New Sharon

Lawrence Rook rites Wednesday

Lawrence Harold Rook of R R 2 Pella died Sunday at Des Moines Veterans hospital at 32 years 5 months 26 days Funeral services set for Wednesday March 18 1964 at 2 pm at Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Pella Military rites by Van Veen Van Hemert Post 89 He was Korean War veteran and farmed with brother Herman Survivors listed include his parents Mr and Mrs Case Book 1327 Main St Pella brother Herman C of R R 2 Pella sister Shirley Ann Mrs Harlan Niewsma of Cedar Rapids Iowa The Chronicle will carry full obituary later

Lawrence Harold Rook R.R Pella Veterans Hospital Des Moines van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home Wilbur Ringwalda Oakwood van Veen

Queen Beverly De Cook Is Crowned At Tulip Time

Five girls waited in Pella Junior High as judges’ March 3 verdict chose the 1964 Tulip Time queen. Honorary Burgemeester T. G. Fultz announced the winner, Beverly De Cook, who received a roses bouquet and was soon surrounded by her court amid cheers.

Pella Burgemeester T. G. Fultz Bev de Cook Beverly Beverly de Cook Chronicle News

1964 Tulip Queen Named At Tulip Time

Queen Beverly was announced by Burgemeester Fultz and greeted her subjects with her court, Pamela Klein, Barbara Duven, Twyla Van Steenis, and Pamela Wilson, all from Central College. Attendants included five Central College members as the 1964 Tulip Time festival kicked off with ceremonies, music, readings, and a reception at the Legion building.

Twyla van Steenis Pamela Klein Beverly de Cook Pamela Wilson Barbara Duven Chronicle News Central College Ron Schippers Bill Thompson Verna Boerelyn Pella Christian High School Gerada Hoekman Henry Shetterly

Republican precinct caucuses March 26 at Legion Hall

Solicitor General Wilbur Bump will address Republicans at 7 30 p m Thursday March 26 at the Legion Hall The 1964 Republican presidential precinct caucuses will follow the speech to elect delegates to the county convention which then selects delegates to the state presidential convention and finally to the national convention in San Francisco in July Every Republican may attend the caucus in their precinct with nonattendance forfeiting rights to attendees

Wilbur Bump the Legion Hall Iowa San Francisco

Pastoral Counseling Article by Rev Arthur J De Jong

The Rev. Arthur J. De Jong, Central College chaplain, writes in The Reformed Review about self understanding as a key to more effective pastoral counseling. He notes self insight is difficult but useful, citing ed ucative analysis with professionals talks with fellow pastors and clinical training programs as helpful avenues.

Arthur de Jong Arthur J. de Jong Central College Reformed Review Western Theological Seminary At Holland, Mich

Tulip Time Queen Beverly De Cook Named

Tulip Times congratulates Beverly De Cook as the year’s queen and notes the duties and traditions ahead. The Tulip Time committee and volunteers receive applause for a well executed program and the stage setting with windmills and the queen’s court. An upcoming costume exchange is set for April 18 at 1 30 pm at Legion Hall, with sewing patterns available from Mrs Ray Brom. Announcer Bob Omick will replace Jack Boatsma at the bleachers. A new air conditioner will aid the Tulip Show keeping tulips and displays in better condition. show schedules are available from Mrs Marie Blecka or Mrs Gene K Van Zee.

Beverly de Cook Legion Hall Ray Brom T.T.T. Group Bob Omick Jack Boatsma Tulip Tim Marie Blecka Pella Gene K. van Zee

Christ in the Concrete City at Central Tonight

Central College presents the first United States performance of the new version of Christ in the Concrete City at 6 15 p m in Douwstra Chapel. The hourlong drama features 11 cast members with new music by Judy Vander Linde and reflects Christ’s crucifixion and meaning in modern American life.

Christ Central Tonight Central College Alpha Psi Ontego United States Concrete City Douwstra Chapel Judy Vander Linde Kalaniezaa Jesus Christ Maurice Lindsall National Youth Conference of the Reformed Church

Why Public Notices Matter in Newspapers

Journalist Dr. Charles Allen explains the purpose and value of legal public notices in newspapers. He outlines their long history and why readers should care, promising insights to appear in upcoming Pella Chronicle columns.

Pella Cles L. Allen Allen Oklahoma State Univer New Jersey University of Ilinois Rutgers School of Journalism Northwestern Oklahoma State North Dakota Illinois National Editorial Association Ilinois Weekly New Re National Publisher Journalism Quarterly Charles L. Allen Oklahoma State University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pella Junior High School Calvin Alumni Assoc N. Slycord Lawrence Rook Rites Burgemeester Fultz Mary Ver Meer Legion Building Wally Dean Ottumwa Tulip Office of War Information Army Navy State Departments Dr. Allen
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