Tulip Time Flower Show Schedule 1958
The 1958 Tulip Time Flower Show opens free to the public May 1 to May 3 with daily hours. Tulips required in all artistic entries and exhibitors may enter multiple classes but only one entry per class number. Exhibits must be in place by May 16 with containers claimed by May 10. Awards include ribbons bulbs and sweepstakes with safeguards for fair judging.
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H. C. Worm
Columbis Street
Robert AC. Lauterbach
Wm. D. van
Main Street
J. E. Schultz
Franklin St
Fred Whalley
C. Beark
Re Grandmar
George
Colfax Livestock Sale Highlights Record Bids and Large Crowd
A booming Colfax sale last Saturday sold 412 cattle 487 hogs and 93 sheep with strong prices and a large crowd. Cattle featured packer cows bulls steers and heifers with top Holsteins near 20 per cwt and calves from 30 to 55 ewt. Hogs showcased shoats and breeders with many prices above 20 and sows to 90 plus, while sheep yielded lambs to 20 and bred ewes around 15 per head. This Saturday's sale is expected to mirror strong demand as buyers from miles away join the usual crowd.
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Newton
Six High School Seniors Earn Rolscreen Four Year Scholarships
Six graduates will enter Central College in September on four year Rolscreen scholarships totaling 1600 each. Winners: Wesley Vos Pella Frank Foote State Center Donna Harskamp Sioux Center Bruce Glenn Knoxville Jewell LeMahieu Cedar Grove Wis Martha Scholten Steen Minn. Selection based on achievement, personality, and potential. exams and interviews included in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Rolscreen
Wesley Vos
Pella
Frank Foote
State Center
Donna Harskamp
Sioux Center
Bruce Glenn
Knox- Ville
Jewell LeMahieu
Cedar Grove
Wis
Martha Scholten
Steen
Minn
Latin Week Banquet and Service Reflections
A letter outlines Latin students celebrating National Latin Week with a banquet and notes summer closures for Holy Week. It urges respectful service during Good Friday, comments on attendance, and discusses town cleanliness and dumping laws. W D Ho voices concern over litter and urges citizens to keep streets tidy.
Camp Fire Girls Hawkeye Council May 10 Council Fire
The Camp Fire Girls Hawkeye Council will present the Heart of Hawkeye Council Fire on Saturday May 10 1958 at 7 pm in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium Des Moines. Miss M Genevieve Clayton executive director since 1934 will conduct. Over five thousand girls and leaders from 30 Iowa communities including Pella will attend. The Luther Halsey Gulick Award will be given to Kenneth R Brown and Mrs Jack Jervis of Des Moines and Miss Ardell Welle of Newton for long Camp Fire service, presented by Mrs Max Putman president.
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Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Hawkeye Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Grand Council
Veteran’s Memorial
Des Moines
M. Genevieve Clayton
Iowa
Pella
Luther Halsey Gulick
Kenneth R. Brown
Jack Jervis
Ardell Welle
Newton
Max Putman
Heart of Hawkeye
Easter Service Reflections On Good Friday Time Limit
A reader laments shortened Good Friday services and urges a full three hours from noon to 3 pm. He recalls listening on radio when unable to attend and argues for businesses to close at 11:30 am to allow more people to participate in the solemn observance. He cites the crucifixion and the plea to "watch with me" as central to the day.
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Jesus
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Rainbow Valley
Legion Hall
Etta
Finia
Burton Lane
Harbarg
Duce
Colfax Sale
Colfax Sale Company
Division I
Santina
Clark
Ture
Doutle Éar- Mendel
Triumph
Parrot
Temhardt
United Nations Pilgrimmage For
Jewell LeMahieu Bruce Glenn
OG Tysseling
DE Wild
VOS & Boot Electric
P.H. S. Latin
Maine
John Hasselman
W. D. Ho
Webster Gym
Rome
de Prenger
Chronicle News
C. C. Buerkens
Jean Wilkins
Leo de Prenger
Hawkeye Council
Voice of
St Mor
White Way Auto Co
Fueyre
Chevrolet
Ga Auto.co
Schel
Lester Pfister
Pella, Iowa
Felco
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