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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1965

Page

12

Cadet Leaders Plan Summer Campout Prize Tie In

Cadet clubs in the Pella area wrap up spring activities with merit badge work and occasional basketball games. A point system governs discipline as cadets start each meeting with ten points and lose points for mischief. The prize for the cadet cadre with the fewest points is a Des Moines River trip and Elk Rock camp-out, promised for summer and noted by Mark Vander Hart and Steve Menninga.

Pella Des Moines Elk Rock Wolves Eagles

Linda Van Gorp Engagement Planned for Linda Van Gorp

Mrs Linda Van Gorp of Sully Iowa announces the engagement of her daughter Linda to Alan Thornton of Clifton New Jersey. Linda attends Central College Pella Iowa and Alan a senior expected to graduate in June A fall wedding is planned.

Lester van Gorp Sully Iowa Linda Alan Thornton Clifton, New Jersey Miss van Gorp Central College Pella Thornton

Community Notices from Monroe Area May 18

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Richardson 76 of Kellogg who died May 8 in Newton at Skiff Memorial Hospital. Survivors include son James and grandsons Gary and Dennis. Burial followed in Kellogg cemetery. Local families attended Mother's Day gatherings at Rock Creek Lake and visited relatives in Newton Kellogg and Des Moines. Curtis Crane from Nappanee Indiana visited his parents en route to Denver on business.

James R. Richardson Kellogg Gary Dennis Richardson Case Verought Pella Jake Maasdam California Kellogg Cemetery Harold Churchill Lynnville Earl Hawkins Jr Newton Earl Hawkins Rock Creek Lake Curtis Crane Nappanee Ind Carl Crane Curt Denver Colorado Bob.Runyan Des Moines Earl Runyan Doyle Wm. Short Little Daughter Osceola Monroe Hoyt Woody Reasnor Arie Verought J. J. Buwalda Neal Ver Dught Prairie City Duane Blackledge i F. P. Farson Mary Horton Olive Blackledge Arne Vander Hoek Marie Crawford Cora Birkenholtz Vern Klein John Thomason Vriezelaars Grinnell Hawthorne Seog Leland Balmer Emma Oldham John H. Vriezelaar Nancy Ustermarkt H. W. Vriezelaar Ernest Klootwyk Henry Ver Woert Edward Aalbers Peggy Gerrit Terpstra John Vander Werf Reasner Bessie Ver Heul Milo Clark Duncan Cafe Lloyd Nolin Tools Chapel Jerry Nolin Altoona H.W. Vriezelaar Ames Richard Stewart Sr Shirley Richard Stewart Jr Joe Clark John Paxson David Clark Paul Clark Terri Phillip Rlds Women's Department

Harmony Helpers Meet at Mrs Van Zee Home

The Harmony Helpers gathered at Riley Van Zee's home for an afternoon meeting. The session began with scripture reading and prayer led by the president, followed by remarks from Mrs. Delmar.

Mother's Day family visits and community gatherings

Neighborhood clubs and family visits marked Mother's Day activities across Monroe and surrounding areas. Residents shared meals at Monroe cafes, visited relatives in Pella and Des Moines, and local clubs held gatherings. Tulip Time parade participation and a Better Groomed Girl contest were noted alongside church funeral services in Monroe.

Diane Langstraat Summit Strivers Knoxville la von Johnson Diane van Dusseldorp Latter Day Saints Church Monroe Arthur Nichols

Degree conferred on Eisenhower at Grinnell campus

An honorary degree from Grinnell College was conferred on former president Dwight D. Eisenhower by James H. Straus at a college convocation in Herrick Chapel. Eisenhower was praised for prioritizing peace and responsible leadership. About twenty six hundred people heard him in Darby gymnasium, with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Vriezelaar among those present.

Summit Grinnell College Dwight D. Eisenhower James H. Straus Eisenhower Herrick Chapel America Pres. Eisenhower Darby Gymnasium H. W. Vriezelaar

The Role of the Newspaper Salesman in Advertising

Main Street Advertising argues that steady newspaper success rests on advertiser trust and strong copywriting. A trusted salesman writes effective ads, minimizes space, and may even act as advertising manager, balancing profits with the risk of wasteful campaigns.

Advertising and Tack Hammers Cost Too Much

A critique of wasteful advertising practices arguing that duplicative ads across multiple media inflate costs. It lauds newspapers for delivering the most homes for the least money and asserts readers engage with paid, lasting newspaper pages.

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Mark Vander Hart Steve Menninga Pella Jaycees Glen Peterman Dominie Chronicle News Linda van Gorp John Swank John Henken Arthur Samson Marion Spain Richard Bruxvoort Ronny Duane Sherry Craig George Sjaardema Cindy Verle Dean Eugene Georgia Earl Fopma Kurt Keith Joe Sjaardema Jim Kathy Ruth Ann David Ray van Gilst Glen Vander Schel Charlotte Glenda George Vander Schel Mt. Hope Colfax Farm Bureau Wilbur- van Wyngarden Owen Barr Wesley Barnett Vern Soderblom Keith’ Flaugh Monroe News Newton News Mrs Hugo Vander Velden Dick van Wyk John Poortinga Wayne Strek Michael Marsha Russell van Genderen Ricky Carroll Tool John van Genderen Marlene Dugger Tron Ray Max Kreager Walter Ratcliff C. J. Huigen Jennie Wouda Roy van Esseh Sunset Park Wayne Biehl Sandra Broderson John’ d. Vriezelaar Hugh Susan Vrietelaar Monrée van Huesen Traval Wormhoudt & Kempkes Wormhoudt &Kempkes Jac Munsingwear MAIN Chicago al Look Pella Chronicle
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