Year Just Closed Was a Busy One for Students of Pella High
The year at Pella High School closed with fifty nine eighth graders receiving diplomas and a full year of academics and extensive extracurricular activity. The report reviews band chorus drama journalism and athletics, highlighting state contests and local achievements, including a strong student leadership presence and numerous school programs through Tulip Time and graduation.
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Pella Public High School
Pella High School
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Pella
Whalley
Miss Tusseling
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Legion
Time to Apply First Cover Spray for Orchard Health
Marion County advises applying the first cover spray about two weeks after petals fall. County extension director Forrest Kohrt notes sprays control apple scab cedar rust and codling moth and can be used on plums pears and cherries. A standard spray combines lead arsenate with lime and sulfur in water. peaches and apricots use a similar mix with hydrated lime.
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Forrest Kohrt
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Auditorium Programs For Next Year And Club Activities
New for the auditorium, the following assembly programs are planned for next year. October 9 Hedley Hepworth on Dickens, October 15 Harmonaires Neg ro Quartetti, October 29 Meyers Language, November 8 C E Jones science, December 5 Penelope and Peter Conservatory players, January 13 Palmer Marionettes, February 9 Sigurd Rascher Saxophone, March 11 Lipman Cartoonist. F.F.A. Zeigler attended Rational Convention in Kansas and district Cedar Se sponsored special banquet. Tulip Time float and basketball queen contest. Drove tractor for Rotary Club during Tulip Time. Sponsored Town and Country Quiz. 45 members enrolled.
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Primary Elections: Your Vote Counts Most
The piece emphasizes the importance of primary elections in choosing candidates and shaping local, state, and national issues. It urges citizens to vote to ensure their voice is heard and to safeguard a government of the people.
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America
Man Hurt While Stopping Hammer Mill At Plant
Ed Gengler of LeMars was seriously injured last week when he tried to stop a spinning hammer mill by attaching a belt to the flywheel. He was jerked from his feet and suffered a fractured skull.
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Ed Gengler
LeMars
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