Tulip Time Returns Draw Neighbors To Pella
Village notes visitors for Tulip Time from Ames Oakland Osceola and Des Moines with former Pella residents gathering at homes of Grandin Kooyman Ver Dught and Pals. Local births admissions and a correction to an address accompany weekend hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. de Bruyn
Tom Constatine
Ames
Pella
Tom
Billie
Curtis Kooyman
Ottumwa
Kenneth Kooyman
East 8Th Street
Lawrence Hasselman
Oskaloosa
Kooyman
Dick L. Cook
Eldridge
Iowa
Robert Borg
Beth Ann
Marc
Clear Lake
Worp Borgman
Gerald Rysdam
Fred Dekker
Barbara Milton
Bellevue
Nebraska
van Springer
Indiana
Stuart Meulpolder
Austin
Minnesota
Bob Grandin
Lily Meulpolder
Eldon Tharp
Richland
Harrod
Peanuts) de Reus
Des Moines
Arnold Klein
M. Vanden Dever
Peter
Navy
Bill Lautenbach
Rick
Littleton
Colorado
Grace Lautenbach
Bill
Jefferson County Sheriff's Department
Golden
Gerald Kuiper
Pella High School
Wm. Probert
Cedar Rapids
John Gruber
Paul
Madison
Wisconsin
H. K. Pals
Gratellanitenbach
Ellis Christensen
Forrest Verv Ploeg
Ellis
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Across Pella Area
Patients including Mrs Julia Gable of Oskaloosa and Mrs Earl Wells of Oskaloosa were admitted to Pella Community hospital on May 11. Monroe residents Mrs David Bell and Leonard Vande Lune were dismissed the same day, as were Bert C. Van Hemert and John Hagen. Kevin Renaud of Sully and Mrs Wyatt M. Welch of Knoxville are listed among admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Community Hospital
James Glennbosk
Myron Welch
Knoxville
Bertha Schutt
Mable Shaw
Robert Crozier
John Bloodsworth
Phillip Lee
Robert Martin
Reasner
Julia Gable
Oskaloosa
Earl Wells
David Bell
Monroe
Leonard Vande Lune
Bert C. van Hemert
John Hagen
Kevin Renaud
Sully
Wyatt M. Welch
Births in Otley and Pella May 13 Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jerry Van Wyk Otley announce the birth of a son born Friday May 13 at Pella Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Melvin Anderson Pella announce the birth of a baby boy born Friday May 13 at Pella Community Hospital.
May events calendar from local clubs and groups
A sequence of community activities from May 16 to May 25 includes a Father Son Cub Scout picnic at the Swimming Pool Park at 6:30 p.m., Central club banquet at Graham Hall, AAUW Literature Study at 8:30 p.m., Pella Women’s Federated luncheon at 1:00 p.m., and Tulip Time program on KCUI FM. Also listed are cancer film showings, PHS Awards Night, a trail ride, Camp Fire meetings, a Five Year Book planning session, a Fun Show at De Jong Lumber yard, all with varied locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
George Heusinkveld
Union Street
Pella Women’s Federated Club
Country Club
Tues
Area XI Vocational Technical School & Community College
Wed
Kcui-Fm
John Kuiper
Holland
Thurs
American Legion
PHS
Len Shhippers
Camp Fire Leader
the Legion Hall
de Jong Lumber Yard
Boss Namemakers Meet at Mrs Herman Bo’s Home
A group described as namemakers gathers at the residence of Mrs. Herman Bo for a meeting. Details on agenda and participants are sparse in the readable text. The event centers on discussions likely related to naming or branding within a local community or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Herman Bo
Rotary speakers discuss Tulip Time finances for festival
Mr. Bob Klein and Mr. Paul Farrer spoke at the May Pella Rotary Club meeting on Tulip Time finances and policies. The tour wagon program supports revenue, while rain can hit income. Planned mass plantings, and rising costs for stages, bleachers, restrooms, and park improvements were outlined. Wyatt Earp project links publicity, house restoration, and tourism. Hundreds assist, with continued help from many must continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Klein
Paul Farrer
Pella
Central Park
City Tulip Plantings Draw Publicity Question
A Pella Chronicle report notes a discussion on neighborhood tulip plantings and the public image they generate. The May 17, 1966 meeting was interrupted twice by a masked rider on a motorbike entering the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Pratt chosen for Utah Shakespearean Festival acting company
Bob Pratt of Pella is selected for the Utah Shakespearean Festival acting company in Cedar City. He is the sole Town representative among members from across the United States and one from England. Housing scholarships are provided. Three plays rotate nightly Julius Caesar The Taming of the Shrew and The Two Gentlemen of Verona. The Elizabethan outdoor theatre uses a 55 foot wide stage with audience on three sides. The season runs June 9 through July 31 with July performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pratt
Merle Pratt
Pella
Cedar City
Utah
United States
England
Julius Ceasar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Pohlmann
Cook and Son Insurance Agency
Franklin MA
What
S Up
Central Club
Graham Hall
CUI
Rotary News
Shakespeare Festival Group
S&h
Aolake
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