Pella City Council to hear annexation proposals June 4 1967
The City Council of Pella Iowa will meet at 7 30 p m on June 4 1967 in the City Office to consider a proposed annexation of described territory. The hearing will permit objectors and proponents and is led by City Clerk W L McNamar.
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Pella
Iowa
Elm Street
Main Street
Sunset View Addition
Section 10
Township 76
Corporation
Municipal Swimming Pool
Old Corporation Corner
Sharon Street
Hazel Street
Old Corporation
W. L. McNamar
Pella Pool Opens Twenty-First Season June 8 1967
The Pella Municipal Swimming Pool begins its twenty-first season on June 8 1967 at 2 00 p m with Ed Schreiner as manager Patsy Schreiner Roger Atkins Sandra Sels Bonnie Kuyper as lifeguards Ed Van Arkel in charge of the check room Mrs Pauline De Wild matron and Wm Van Hal caretaker Swimmers must bathe before entering the pool and no children under years will be admitted Bonnie Kuyper and Gene De Heer are attending Aquatic School to become swimming instructors A sufficient number of trained instructors will be employed.
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Pella
Ed Schreiner
Patsy Schreiner
Roger Atkins
Sandra Sels
Bonnie Kuyper
Ed van Arkel
Pauline de Wild
Wm. van Hal
Gene de Heer
Pella to Hold Hearing on Sewer System Resolution
The city of Pella Iowa schedules a 7:30 p.m. hearing on June 26 1957 in City Hall to consider a Resolution of Necessity for a sanitary sewer system. Streets Hazel Maple Elm and East Third are outlined for new 10 and 8 inch vitrified clay sewer pipes with special assessments for abutting properties and future sewer bonds.
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Pella
Iowa
Hazel Street
Jefferson Street
Elm Street
Maple Street
Orchard Drive
East Third Street
Highland Heights
Towa
W. L. McNamar
Cards of Thanks for 90th Birthday and Illness
Mary Van Gorp thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts and well wishes on her 90th birthday May 27. Prescott W Steenhoek expresses gratitude for cards letters and flowers received during illness with prayers and spiritual encouragement.
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Mary van Gorp
Report on specimen to be returned in two weeks
Nabb states that the report on the specimen will be returned within ten days to two weeks, indicating a near-term completion window. The timeline suggests a standard processing period and expected delivery to the requester.
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Nabb
Summer Baseball Season Starts With Meeting Saturday
Summer baseball opens with signup at 9:00 at the high school field for boys 8 to 17. The Jr Legion team, Babe Ruth 13 to 16, and Midgets 8 to 12 will hold daily practices. Pella High will continue play and enter the July state tournament series.
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Jr. Legion
van Veen-Van Hemert Post
Babe Ruth
Pella
Tell How to Spot Wilt in Oak Trees
Iowa State College expert Harold McNabb Jr explains oak wilt symptoms and sample submission. New leaves bronze and brown at edges, browning centers as the disease spreads from leaf margins inward. Wilt affects red, pin and black oaks quickly, while white, bur, and English oaks die gradually. specimens can be mailed to Botany Hall Ames Iowa for confirmation.
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Harold McNabb Jr
Towa State College Forest
Iowa State College
Botany Hall
Ames
Iowa
Centerville Man To Direct on Farm Training Program
Leo Bowdish comes to Pella from Centerville where he assisted with the Veterans program. He served as County Extension Director in Appanoose County for 13 years and spent four years as Farm Security Administrator in Wayne and Appanoose counties. He holds a B.S. from Iowa State College in Animal Husbandry and Farm Crops. Mrs Bowdish resigns Moravia teaching post to join Pella Schools next fall. The Bowdish family includes three children.
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Leo Bowdish
Pella
Centerville
Appanoose County
Wayne
Applnoose
Iowa State College
Public school busses to make final run Friday
Pella High School seniors finished their final semester tests on Friday. Class Day Exercises were held Monday. There will be no classes on Memorial Day. Buses will make their final runs on Friday afternoon, arriving at the school at 2 30 p.m., when report cards and refunds are available.
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Pella High School
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