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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1964

Page

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Statement of Policy on Editorial Page Open Forum

The Chronicle states its policy to present major issues to readers and invites comment on any content on these pages. Contributions are subject to the same standards as staff writing and may be edited to fit these requirements.

Pella Chronicle marks centennial with retrospective edition

The Pella Chronicle celebrates 100 years of continuous publication since its predecessors. The centennial edition honors readers, advertisers, and staff who contributed to a heritage of photo coverage and community reporting. Brief top stories preview next week include Central College gifts, staff changes, and local events.

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Auto trouble in early Pella ends with free bracelet find

In historic Pella a stalled car on East First Street led Mr McNeal to call Oskaloosa for a mechanic. Ed Van Gorp, a local youth, fixed the car after a crank start and later recovered a diamond bracelet lost by Mrs McNeal near the same parking spot. He received five ten dollar bills for the help.

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Bevs Tulip Time Visit Highlights Central College Star

Queen Beverly Bev made an unrehearsed appearance receiving a Wyler watch and a Pfaff sewing machine. She toured Disneyland Knotts Berry Farm and Marineland with family, then performed with Central College Chapel Choir in Des Moines before attending church events in Pella. Beverly, a high school and Central College student, is active in music, sports, and art, with plans toward science or physical therapy.

Bev Wyler Pfaff de Cooks Los Angeles California Des Moines Beverly Central College Chapel Trinsity Reformed Church Pella Community Pella Community High School Girls Recreation Association Pamela Wilson Barbara Daven Arion de Cook Third Reformed Church Pella Super Valu Central College Central Chapel Main Street Ralph de Cook Lady Karla Webster School Bey Penny Gypsy Holland

Homemade bearing repair tale from a Colby garage

A man recounts repairing a bronze back bearing with solder and scrap metal then replacing seals and oiling, driving 2000 miles before inspection. A year later his brother-in-law Simon Van der Zyl visits the Colby garage where the owner recalls the improvised bearing still in the car and wonders how far it lasted before a factory bearing was needed.

Dr. Carpenter Simon Vander Zyl Colby Simon

Tulip Festival blooms brighten Big Rock Park Iowa scene

Big Rock Park near Pella hosts Tulip Time visitors amid blossoms of crabapple hawthorn and wild plum. Park features 45 bird species 50 tree types and wildflowers such as Dutchman’s Breeches Spring Beauty and Jacob’s Ladder with marked trails guides and picnic facilities.

Big Rock Park Pella Main St

Steamers Once Popular Cars in Early 1900s America

In the early 1900s there were about 125 steam car makes led by Stanley White and Locomobile. Steam cars were quiet powerful and fast with records like Stanley’s 127.66 mph on a Florida beach in 1906. Teddy Roosevelt drove a White steamer and steam cars later faded as gasoline engines rose. The Doble firm kept steam production into 1925 with a 119 hp engine and a boiler able to reach 710 psi, boasting speeds over 95 mph. Many late steam models remain in use today.

Stanley Florida Teddy Roosevelt Doble

No one horse town in Pella history tale

In early motoring days Pella’s square had hitching racks and a dedicated cleanup man with broom shovel and push cart. A touring car asked for gas, the man warned of a pump farther down, and a passenger mockingly called it a one horse town. He answered by inviting the woman to check his cart for proof.

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Republican Candidates to Visit Pella May 11

Republican and Independent voters will meet state and county candidates in Pella on May 11 as part of a Fourth District caravan. The Iowa Council of Republican Women sponsors a 7:30 breakfast at the Pella Country Club, with Evan Hultman governor candidate heading the delegation alongside Lt. Gov. Mooty and Lt. Gov. hopeful Robert Naden. Tickets available from precinct committeewomen and Bob's Barber Shop. Men and women are urged to attend.

Harry E. Coulter Iowa First Baptist Church of Pella Iowa Council of Republican Women Fourth District Pella Country Club Evan Hultman Mooty Robert Naden Bob Fromen

Pancake memories and Culver City kitchen chaos

The writer recalls May Day peace outdoors with blackbirds and pancakes. A Western journey yields a memorable Culver City pancake stop with a messy scene but superb, delicate pancakes. They credit a husbandless recipe and a wife who makes hers similarly. Also shared are Mama’s quickie brownies and a note against overbaking.

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