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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1958

Page

7

Want Young Pella Ladies to Enter Beauty Contest

Marion County girls invited to enter the Miss Knoxville Business and Professional Women's Club Pageant set for June 10, 1968 at Knoxville High School auditorium. Local winner advances to Miss Iowa in Clear Lake in July 1958, then to Atlantic City in September 1958 for state title.

Marion County Famo Miss Knoxville Marion Iowa Clear Lake Atlantic City Knoxville

Local Groups Pledge 2000 Each for Hospital Furnishings

The American Legion Auxiliary announced plans to furnish a hospital room in Pella Community Hospital, bringing total pledges to five local groups. Kiwanis Club Jaycees Calvary Church of the Reformed Church, church societies, and the Pella Rotary Club will each fund a room, with a name plaque placed on the door.

American Legion Auxiliary Pella Community Hospital Pella Kiwanis Club Jaycees Calvary Chr. Rcf

Entry drop location listed for Knoxville event

The notice directs submissions to Box 27 in Knoxville Iowa or to the entry box at Lis ter's Store in Knoxville. The readable fragment indicates a local pickup point for entries or registrations with specified drop sites in the city.

Knoxville Iowa Lister's

Community Meeting Well Attended Hospital Talks Progress

A sizable crowd from city and rural areas filled the high school auditorium last Thursday for Hospital Committee updates. H S Kuyper outlined planning and administration decisions while architect Thorson presented preliminary building plans. The Pella Jaycees led a rally chant in support as club co president Carl Wehde endorsed the project.

Pella Jaycees Jaycees Hospital Pella Gary Vermeer H. S. Kuyper Henry Klein Thorson Pella’s Hospital Carl Wehde Bert Bont Finance Committee Max Hocksema

Former Pella Man Killed at Albia

Edward John Boland born in Pella in 1901 died May 5 1958 at Monroe County Hospital from a truck collision with a freight train near Albia. He worked for Monroe county and was en route to Eddyville for rock. he was alone. Survived by Bertha his wife a daughter Cath erine Marrow of Ottumwa a son Earl Boland of Ottumwa three children and several step children. Funeral at Albia Christian church with burial in Oak View cemetery.

Edward John Boland Sife Nicholas Boland Pella Monroe County Eddyville Boland Bertha Catherine Marrow Ottumwa Earl Boland Gertrude van Rockel Peace Street Albia Christian Church Oak View Albia

Finian's Rainbow Delights Early Previewers at Central College

Central College music department presents Finian's Rainbow at the College Chapel with Edith Le Cocq directing a 16 voice student chorus. Featured soloists include Mrs Bell Arnold De Jong Dick and Bob Klein. The 16 piece student orchestra and Conn Organ accompany under Robert Rittenhouse and Laurence Grooters, with arrangements by Robert Smith.

Pinian Central College Edith le Cocq E Bell Arnold de Jong Bob Klein Robert Rittenhouse Laurence Grooters Robert Smith

Don’t Overlook That Fine Evening Show Downtown

Tulip Festival entertainment features Kink Kole as master of ceremonies with a variety program including the Strongs rope act trained dogs a musical duet and quartet and Dutch dancers. The event at 8:00 PM is on the west side platform of Garden Square with bleachers.

Kink Kole Garden Square

Pella Schools Win State Certificate Again

A letter from Arthur Carpenter Istant Superintendent of Public Instruction indicates Pella will again receive its certificate of approval. The formal compliance follows a regional consultant’s April inspection of the school program including curriculum, staff, library, textbooks, custodial service, and special services. Copies of the report were sent to the county superintendent, the president and secretary of the Board.

Arthur Carpenter Forrest Moore

Tulip Time Daily Program and Evening Show Schedule

Morning 10 am to noon tours including Tulip Innes Memorial Gardens Central College and other spots. Afternoon 1 pm to 8 pm features Pella high school parade dress rehearsals and Dutch Street performances. Evening 8 pm Finian's Rainbow at Den College auditorium with nightly novelty program downtown.

Tulip Innes Memorial Gardens Central College Pellage School Finian's den College

Sherril Sneller Struck By Car

Sherril Sneller eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Sneller Jr of 507 Jefferson was struck by a car while riding a bicycle near noon last week and taken to Mercy hospital in Oskaloo sa. She received treatment for a minor head injury and a broken finger and was kept overnight. She is reported in good condition and has returned to school.

Sherril Sneller Jacob Sneller Jr Jefferson Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Sherril Snelle Klix

Parsons Wins Track Meet At Fairfield

Parsons defeated Central 80 to 56 in a dual meet at Fairfield on Tuesday afternoon. He swept 16 events, with Terry Hile leading the Kelley Greens by winning multiple events and leading off the winning 880 relay.

Parsons Central Fairfield Terry Heil le Kelley Greens

Pella Merchants to Open Friday Nights Instead of Saturday

Pella merchants voted two thirds to close Saturday openings and stay open Friday nights starting September 6. Summer hours will keep Thursday afternoons closed during June July and August 1958. The 80th annual commencement at Pella High is May 29 at 8 p.m. with John K. King of WHO delivering the address. Baccalaureate is May 26 at Central College with Rev. R. J. Redeker. Class day is May 26 at 2:30 p.m.

Pella Pella Highchool John K. King Radio Station First Reformed Church R. J. Redeker Central College

City Band to Begin Practice Session Schedule

Band Director Harold n announced this week regular practice sessions start at 4 p.m. next Tuesday. Former members and other experienced musicians not on the roster are urged to attend the first rehearsal. Plans call for two practices weekly before the concert season.

Harold N

Carnegie Viersen Public Library Hosts Library Association Meet

Patrons praised the newly decorated adult section of the Carnegie Viersen Public Library after a daylong Iowa Library Association District 8 meeting. The event featured a keynote by A C Malone, panels on evaluation, a luncheon, and tours to Central College and the children's addition opened in 1956. The library invites public visits to view the improvements including new roof work, brick tuck pointing, redesigned interiors, and updated furniture.

Carnegie- Viersen Public Library Libra Iowa Library Ass'n Helen Vandenberg Lirarian Dick van Zante Paul Parver Tate College Iowa Count ‘Tor T Library Albert van Maanen Paul Farrer Jane Gosselink Corinne van Zante Cornelia Rhynsiurger Marie Lautenbach John Slommers Wm. Hoseh Remington Raad Larry Mills

Pella Community District Formation Approved by Voters

One district formed after 1276 electors favored the Pella Community School District with 217 against. Across 37 districts, a 75 percent in-favor rule will bring all areas under the new district, with Mahaska and Jasper counties voting largely positive. The tally lists Amsterdam leading with 619 yes, Pella Independent 1613, and other districts casting favorable votes. About 1400 pupils are in the district with 1040 elementary and 360 high school students. 15 million dollars in assessed valuation localizes the area. The Sleeving Committee thanks volunteers, and the next step is electing five new board members before July 1.

Pella Marion County Valley Porterville Amsterdam Mahaska County Jasper County Battle Ridge Bunker Hill Eureka European Flagler Iola Liberty Otley Independent Black Oak Center Black Oak Burr Oak Centennial Iranville Pleasant Grove Peasant View Richland Two Rock Island Wheat Richland Hinge

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