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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
3
Mrs. Marinus Vander Linden of Pella mourns the death of Ada Vander Linden, a former Pella milliner, who died November 1 at the Lutheran Convalescent and Nursing Home Manor in Des Moines after turning 100 on October 20.
A believer recounts a journey from head knowledge to heart salvation through Jesus Christ. She describes struggles with conviction, renewal of life, and baptism in the Holy Spirit in 1968 1971, while noting church mentors and a 5-year-old coauthor Naomi Shalom Vanden Oever.
Pella police recorded 196 arrests in the month, over 28 traffic accidents causing more than 10000 in damage. Chief Ed De Jong's report shows 54 vehicles involved, 12 injured, two hit and runs with one vehicle located. Six Mishaps led to charges, 8,242 miles driven, 28 accidents investigated, 51 warnings, 28 summonses, and 99 overtime parking actions.
Carrie Vande Haar 84 of Mitchellville died Oct 19 at home. Survived by eight children, 20 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sister Will Tusseling, brother Ed Van Pella, and Dick Van Zee Leighton. Funeral Oct 22 at United Methodist Church Mitchellville. Dr Cateau Stegeman Tracy 93 died Oct 16 in Denver. Born July 8 1880 in Pella, concert pianist who ran Liszt School of Music in Denver. Survived by three children, seven grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, brother Paul H. Stegeman Orlando. Memorials to Musicians Society of Denver.
The Pella Chapter met on October 22 at Ebenezer Reformed Church Leighton with Mrs Henry Dahm presiding. New officers include vice president Mrs Gysbert Ver Meer and treasurer Mrs Edgar Roorda while the Arabic project fundraiser raised 169 to fund more New Testaments for the Middle East.
The Pella community schedules school meals with items including noodles and vegetable casserole with applesauce and brownie on Monday. The week features orange juice noodles, potato chips, buttered peas, fruit bread, milk, and schoolmade cinnamon rolls.
Father Philip Ryan, associate at St Irenaeus Clinton, is appointed pastor of St Mary Pella and St Anthony Knoxville. Announcement by Bishop Gerald O Keefe. Born April 28 1931 Evanston Illinois. Ordained June 1 1957. Previous posts at St Alphonsus Mount Pleasant and Sacred Heart Fort Madison.
Gosselink's of 807 E First St donated a cassette tape player and provided a telephone valet to assist the Red Rock REACT and C B Radio Club. REACT Team Captain Jim Edmunds received the phone aid, and Monroe meeting members formed the service group to aid in emergencies. Guy Birkenholz of Bussey was elected treasurer. Members plan to open membership to children with parental permission to use call letters. Next meeting set for November 18 in Knoxville.
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