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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle outlines its policy to present both sides of major issues as space allows. Not all opinions reflect the paper, which invites reader comment on content published here. Contributions may be edited to meet standards.
A group of readers in Jones County urge voting for Harold Hughes for reelection. They argue Hughes has governed effectively with industrial growth and a steady approach to liquor policy. They dismiss opponent Hulman as unworthy and encourage turnout to reelect Hughes.
A tribute introduces Henry Cox as a beloved figure in music education. The page portrays him as a generous, disciplined, and deeply influential teacher known as Uncle Henry. It highlights his devotion to beauty, knowledge, and the welfare of students, and notes his quiet philanthropy and lifelong work in nurturing music culture at the community level.
Mayor's court records list multiple Pella residents fined for traffic and public property violations. Frederick L. Sets paid 5.00 for stop sign violation. Gary G. Matice 35.00. Beyer 5.00 for failure to find. Van Zante Oder 3.00 for starting from parked position. Faye E. Visscher 5.00 for starting from parked position. Larry G. Hackett 5.00 for deposit/refuse on public property. Janice R. Ver Ploeg 5.00 for failure to yield.
The text notes many voters prefer alternatives to Goldwater and LBJ, citing cartoons and questions like “Do you have anyone else?” It mentions splinter candidates from Prohibition and Socialist parties as options, urging informed support in Iowa elections.
An Abilene Kansas brief urges readers to vote, arguing each vote matters. It cites 1960s election data, including JFK and Nixon totals, and notes how small margins decided local races. The piece mixes misprints with examples of close results and a call to participate.
A reader lauds Pella hospital staff for their exemplary care and dedication. The note contrasts two societal segments and extols compassionate service by skilled, humane ministers in humble tasks, underscoring the guiding law of compassion.
Cream splashed inside both vehicles when one driver failed to yield at the Broadway and Selierson intersection on Cawber 17. Paul Tutter was en route from college with dairy items when his delivery cream struck Mrs. Miriam AL Roberts of Pelis, breaking a pint and damaging windows. Estimated total damages reach $750. Charges of failure to yield filed against Rutter.
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