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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle explains its policy to present both sides of major issues as space allows. Not all opinions reflect the paper’s views, and readers may comment on items published. Contributions are subject to the same requirements and the right to edit copy is reserved.
In a district golf event at Eldora, Pella led on Thursday but weather and a later ruling left them fifth. The article questions coaching influence on rules, conflicts of interest on the ruling committee, and urges elevating high school golf standards for district and state competitions.
A selection from L E Maxwell quotes Abraham Pollack on escaping darkness from Germany and finding the heavenly beyond. The message urges embracing affliction as a path to freedom and peace, citing Biblical promises and the need to learn humility to attain the overcoming life through faith in Christ.
Letter thanks editor for open house notice at County Home. Obituary notes Blanche Vander Linden, aged 88, died Monday at Pella Community Hospital. Services May 14 at Calvary Christian Reformed Church, burial Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by Luella and four daughters, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and brother Henry Jessma.
The Indianola Record Herald quotes readers criticizing Governor Harrod Hughes and the special session. It notes hopes to replace the governor with Evan Hultman, complains about government envelope printing, and comments on liquor by the drink and daylight savings time politics.
A reader praises the Chronicle Centennial edition and recalls boyhood memories. They celebrate longtime contributors Henry Cox and Ed Van Gorp, recall molasses purchases, and note Ed Van Gorp's autos including Veenschoten's Olds. They question the school pictured era and mention a train from Orange City.
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