Sympathy notices for School community mourns death
Sympathy to the family of a father and member who passed away Saturday. Funeral or service details held Tuesday of this week for the School community to honor the deceased.
14 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
1
Sympathy to the family of a father and member who passed away Saturday. Funeral or service details held Tuesday of this week for the School community to honor the deceased.
Citizens of Pella share starkly different plans if they encountered Yelserp Sivle. Don Gosselink would flee instantly, Marilee Grandia would hide, Gerald Kuiper would grab a shotgun, Joyce De Geus would discover the situation and consider actions, while Francis Schiebout would ask how he pronounces the name.
Students plan to place orders for class rings at Wilson's Jewelry to select style and size. The process involves juniors choosing rings and submitting orders with intended specifications.
A junior class meeting began last Monday morning with representatives from jewelry selecting the preferred ring style. Three designs were chosen after Mr. Smith explained differences and prices, then the class voted on the final choice.
A fragmentary portrait lists Carolyn Van Duzeddorp as Homecoming Queen, detailing her activities from glee club to student council, favorite foods and ambitions, plus a casual hall crowd of a tall blond senior with a love of potatoes and classic films.
Previewed items mirror a New Yorker style guide with theater and music notes. Rho Thai and Mr Kloth lead a Martian youth tale while Mickey Splane debuts Caele Maim on stage. Wally Cox dominates early scenes in a Kansas town thriller.
A lively school note recounts Friday night rain, a 2 0 score, and warm cheer sections at Valley versus Pella. Seniors and juniors are praised for support while students share playful quips about algebra and life.
The favorite subject is social science and Tom Waechter enjoys band mixed chorus glee club Pelladium boys quartet and Thespians. His hobbies are music writing and collecting. He dreams of singing himself to sleep and lives by the motto Keep em guessing with crossbow and tongue as his assets.
The cheerleaders plan new uniforms after buying $46 worth of white sweaters to pair with green skirts. They may add white blouses for variety and hope for roomy skirts, aiming for a fresh look while noting Bonnie’s outfit will be adjustable for future change.
After corn harvest is the ideal time to apply limestone for the next crop. Spreading lime before ground freezing allows timely disking for uniform distribution and reduced runoff on sloping fields. Agronomist Joe Stotzel of Iowa State College notes you can test soil to gauge lime needs.
Police invite a limited number of observers to tour Manhattan narcotics sites. The plan, described as stimulating, aims to showcase operations. Contact Lt. Miller at the Centre St. Headquarters to apply, with a date set and framed as a controlled, surprise party to prevent spoiling the event.
A message requests a rapid time test with a timeline of one to two weeks. It notes fertilizer recommendations will be provided on a regular schedule about four weeks later and mentions a division extension director coordinating the process.
A speaker argues that many tools essential to a Class A hospital cannot be supplied by individual physicians and urges institutions to provide them. The remark also suggests that relying on luck is a lazy assessment of a worker's success.
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