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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

15

Voter Information Spotlight Marion County Candidates

Paul Applegate of Knoxville seeks sheriff against Paul Grundman while Clarence Kading touts his two term record as county attorney. Albert L. Dykstra and Archie Vernon seek board of supervisors seats, Louis F. Bousquet seeks a second term as treasurer, Carroll Johnson runs for representative, Beulah Hayes seeks Recorder against Mikes. Suburban coverage highlights local party loyalties and candidate backgrounds.

Paul Applegate Knoxville Applegate Judge Applegate Marion County Mr. Applegate Paul Grundman Clarence Kading The Chronicle Rading Kading Mr. Kading Archie Vernon Pleasant Grove Township Board of Supervisors Vernon

Teachers Plan Meetings and Education Week Visits

A teachers meeting covered six weeks reports report cards maps library books reading reviews and tests. Plans to cooperate with local churches for weekday Bible school were set with a three person committee. Education Week plans and November 6 to 12 invitations were announced. Monthly topics and leaders for upcoming meetings were outlined for November through May across grade and high school groups.

Carl Brown Florence van Sittert Leona Reuvers Plains Gosselink and Healy Ver Heul Groendyke Dockendorff and Lamb Nutting and Buerkens Ruby Hopley Tysseling Birdsall and Hepfinger Claypool

Central picks freshmen as cheer leaders for year

Darla Meier of Hedrick Iowa and Bert Moke of Plainfield New Jersey named Central's cheer leaders by the Student Council. They urge broad student support at pep meetings as the season begins under the slogan Beat Simpson. Freshmen risk losing green caps if the team wins. About 30 percent of corn held under the 1937 farm program is being resealed or returned for local livestock feeding, while 70 percent goes to the Commodi Credit Corporation in loan liquidation.

Darla Meier Hedrick Iowa Bert Moke Plainfield New Jersey Central Bert Darla Simpson Commodi Credit Corporation

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Albert L. Dykstra Summit Township Keenalwa Louis F. Bousquet Treasion County Louie Carroll Johnson Joe Johnson Marion Coury Johnson Beulah Hayes Mikes L. F. Bousquet Student Council Pella Chronicle
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