Traffic Fines Paid by 104 Cases in Mayor and Justice Courts
A total of 104 traffic violations were listed across the Mayor's court and two Justice of the Peace courts. Fines ranged from 2 to 12 dollars, with 50 overtime parking cases and the rest for illegal parking, failure to stop, and speeding. Notable names include Jerry Rozeboom, George H. Blackstone, Ruth Ann Gosselink, Roscoe Fleming, and Max Merrick among others.
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Mayor's Court
Justice of the Peace Courts
Jerry Rozeboom
Arthur Mep- Blink
Andrew Ustermarkt
Joe Kentjes
Elizabeth van
Harold Kolenbrarder
Lawrence de Jong
John A. Rieweld
R. J. Redeker
Leroy E. Stults
Logan K.kuiper
George H. Blackstone
University Park
Alma H. Binns
Osaloosa
Richard L. Schoop
Lobrville
Speeding Paul E. Hagendorn
Pella
Ruth Ann Gosselink
Roscoe L. Fleming
Rosella Mae Petersma
Kenneth L. Bailey
Washington
Max L. Merrick
Oskaloosa
Everett Saner
Ottumwa
Dwight E. de Jong
Eugene Beckman
Des
Henry Rozenbloom
Barry J. Ober
Tracy Teacher Arrested on Morals Charge
Tracy Public Schools teacher Robert Garner, 36, was jailed in Marion County on charges including contributing to the delinquency of a minor and lascivious acts with a child. Garner pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court with $3,000 bond. case unclear until May.
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Tracy Public Schools
Knoxville
Tracy
Robert Garner
Marion County
Loren Jarman
Garner
Justice of the Peace
Jarman
Notable Traffic Fines From Oskaloosa to Ames
A list of traffic violations and fines across several Iowa towns. Names include Stanley F Nasal, Dean A Newell, Marion L Stoops, Howard R Vanderzyl, Warren V De Haan, Douglas Jansz, Ronald Van Kooten, Henry Ter louw, Kenneth W Rus, Lexis M Thompson, Howard P Westercamp, Ted L Kuyper, and W G Van Sittert. Towns cited: Oskaloosa Knoxville Pella Ames Otley Tainter. Fines range from 3 to 85 dollars for offenses such as failure to stop, excessive noise, imprudent driving, and removing chalk marks.
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Kenneth W. Rus
Otley
Lexis M. Thompson
Ames
Howard P. Westercamp
Tainter
Ted L. Kuyper
W. G. van Sittert
City Council to Discuss Paving Project Thursday
The Cit Council will hold a public hearing on the paving project at 7 30 Thursday night in the City Office. The council will hear complaints and requests from the public about paving proposals before ruling on the proposal and preparing to let bids to contractors.
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Cit
Plea entered as county court session looms over Garner case
Garner pleads guilty as the county court in session could try the case. He taught at Tracy High School the day of arrest, left town after class, and was arrested in a Knoxville rooming house as he packed to depart. Superintendent Sines said no action yet but the school board may seek Garner’s resignation. Principal White declined to comment. His teams had recently failed in high school tournaments. girls Nevada lost to Pella Christian, Tracy boys to Blakesburg. The sowers of happiness are also its reapers.
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Garner
Tracy
Jarman
Knoxville
W. H. Sines
Sines
Tracy School
John R. White
Pella
Pella Officials Tout Low Juvenile Delinquency
City authorities in Pella Iowa report a marked drop in vandalism and vehicle damage by youths, with police chief Dan Jordan noting a reduction of over 60 percent. Officials credit community restraint, church influence, and a strong school program for a calmer youth scene, while noting a dropout rate around 15 percent and college attendance near 37 percent.
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Pella
Iowa
Dan Jordan
Justice of the Peace
Ed Meinders
Babe” Tysseling
United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
John Schultz To Speak at Legion Meeting
John Schultz is slated to speak at a meeting of Van Veen Van Hemert American Legion Post No 89. The event highlights a local veteran gathering at the post hall with a brief address planned.
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John Schultz
Legion Meeting
Central College Admission Rates Highlight Rural Trends
A brief report notes that a minority of local students attend college outside of Pella while a portion enrolls at Central College. The item underscores regional patterns in higher education attendance and geographic dispersion among graduates.
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Central College
Mall
Pella
Monthly meeting at Memorial Hall with guest speaker
The group holds its monthly meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. Commander explains several items will be discussed by committee chairs. Special guest John Schultz, director of Pella's new recreational program, will outline plans for this public service.
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John Schultz
Pella
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