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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

6

Eyeglasses Needed for Charity Drive in Pella

Wilson H. Duven of Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home appeals for old and unused eyeglasses to aid New Eyes For The Needy in Short Hills New Jersey. Collectors may drop off metal and plastic frames, lenses, sunglasses, and related items at the funeral home for shipment to the program.

Wilson H. Duven van Dyk- Duven Funeral Home Mr. Duven New Eyes For the Needy, Inc Short Hills New Jersey Pella van Dyk-Duven New Eyes Duven Arthur Terry Daven van Dyk-Duyen

Marion County 4-H Awards Banquet Set for November 16

The Annual 4-H Awards Banquet will be held November 16 at 6 30 p m in the Knoxville National Guard Armory. The event honors top 4 H members and long-time adult volunteers with presentations and recognitions. Guest speaker is Carl Hamilton head of technical journalism at Iowa State University and former editor of the Iowa Falls Newspaper.

Knoxville

Hand Bell Ringers to Perform Friday in Des Moines

Thirteen youths of Westminster United Presbyterian Church Des Moines will present a hand bell program Friday night at the First Christ church. The Des Moines choir known as the Hand Bell Ringers has mastered sacred and classical selections. Members pictured include Marilyn Libby Jennie Spotz Sue Clark Wayne Jai Nancy Sheph Altman Jo Morgan Jedt Alan Jencks Robert Benton Carol Mc Collum. The Junior Helping Hand Society sponsors the event which begins at 7:30 p.m. with public invited.

Westminster United Presbyterian Church Des Moines Hand Bell Ringers Marilyn Libby Jennie Spotz Sue Clark Wayne Jai Nancy Sheph Altman Jo Morgan Jedt Alan Jencks Robert Benton Carol McCollum Junior Helping Hand Society

Pella Baptist Bible Conference publicity and events

The First Baptist church of Pella announced a three day Bible conference from Friday to Sunday November 15-17 with Dr A Stanley MacNair lecturer and five lectures on Magna Carta in Christian Freedom God in Christ Christ in You The Marks of Jesus Walk by the Spirit plus morning worship and a Sunday evening sermon Rev Everett G Ward will lead and Rev Dale Van Hovel will participate and speak to youth groups The public is invited to all sessions.

First Baptist Church of Pella Everett G. Ward A. Stanley MacNair MacNair Central Baptist Theological Seminary Kansas City Kan Ward Redler Jesus Sun

Services Friday For Mrs Myers

Mrs Helen Myers 73 of Prairie City died Monday in Alamogordo New Mexico. Born and raised in Pella she and her husband Marion L Myers planned to spend the winter in Phoenix Arizona. Services will be held Friday at the First Baptist church here. Surviving are 12 children.

Helen Myers Prairie City Almagordo N.M Pella First Baptist Church

Better Education Pays Off Locally

An analysis tied to American Education Week shows in Marion County that higher schooling raises lifetime earnings. Commerce Clearing House and government studies indicate a high school graduate earns about 5,567 annually versus 4,618 for a high school dropout, with lifetime income around 212,000. The local adult education level median is 9.0 years.

Commerce Clearing House Department of Labor Department of Commerce Marion County United States The

Holiday Sweepstakes Begins Here Friday

Obscure report notes a holiday sweepstakes kickoff Friday. Mentions Mrs. John Mary Lowman Weelden as wife to a local leader and two children Lana Kay and Breg Lane. Service held Wednesday November 13 at Third Be found church with Rev Wil low Ringwalda officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.

Sulving Dughter John Mary Lowman Weelden Lana Kay Breg Lane Willow Ringwalda Buryaly Oakwood Cemetery

Re-Open in Watch Inn Cafe and Dutch Inn Cfe

Re opens in Watch Inn cafe and Dutch Inn Cafe in South Pella after two months closed due to fire damage. Donald and Menerva Freed plan a family venture with teen children Steven and Sheila. Freed will keep other job at Knoxville VA hospital while helping run the cafe. Roodas plan to move from quarters behind the cafe to a home in the near future. Stanley Rooda works at Newton Discount Furniture Co. in Newton.

Donald Freed o.Bella South Pella Sturday Donald Menerva Freed Rstaurant Steven Sheila Freed Veteran's Hospital Knoxville Roodas Stanley Rooda Newton Discount Furniture Co Newton

One of Every Twenty Four Iowans 75 or Older

A State University of Iowa study using Census data shows Iowa’s population is aging. In 1960, 115,386 residents were over 75, about 4.5 percent, up from 74,504 in 1940. The report notes Iowa’s median age and gender differences, with more women and a rising share over 65. Copies available from the SUI Bureau of Labor and Management.

Iowa State University of Iowa Bureau of Labor and Management U. S United States SUI David E. Cooper Craig Lloyd Iowa City

World War I Veterans Meeting Canceled New Date Tentative

The November 21 World War I veterans meeting was canceled and tentatively rescheduled for December 5 as announced by Bill Van Hemert. Cards will be mailed to members to confirm the new date.

Bill van Hemert

T.T.T Appeal For Used Toys

The T.T.T. Society will distribute toys to needy children at Christmas and appeals for donations of toys suitable for repair. Members and their husbands will paint and repair items before distribution. Warm clothing for children is also needed. Items may be left at the Gauss law office before Dec. 3.

T.T.T. Society T.T.T Gauss Law Office

Pella Holiday Sweepstakes Offers Cash and TV Prizes

Downtown shoppers can win one of twelve cash prizes totaling 100 dollars and two color televisions during a six week event. Registration available in over sixty stores with drawings on December 14 and 21. Players must be present to win. family members cannot claim prizes for others.

Pella

UNICEF Drive Surpasses $500 Target in Local Campaign

The local UNICEF committee topped its $500 goal, collecting $502.66 in a one day door to door drive. AAUW members and students organized pre drive education and distribution of boxes at Lincoln and Webster schools, with Lincoln raising $289.99 and Webster $201.98 to send to UNICEF headquarters.

Unicef Pella American Association of University Women AAUW JEM Vere AAU Barbara Butler Webster Delores Menning Margaret Smith Lincoln Kay Crawford Dorothy Stientjes Barbara Sagraves Joyce Schipper Sara Caldwell Kay de Cook

Education Week PTA Open House Opens Activities Week

Education Week activities began with nearly 200 patrons at the Junior High PTA Open House. PPA President Bob Van Hemert and Mrs Norman Ruffridge led a short business session while Superintendent CG Buerkens welcomed attendees. Visitors toured rooms in the junior high, listened to subject discussions, and could ask questions before a coffee time in the study hall. Future visits include Leighton Community School, Pella Community High School, Lincoln and Webster Community Schools, Otley Community School on November 18, all at 7:30 with coffee after.

Igh Pta PPA Bob van Hemert Norman Ruffridge CG Buerkens Sidney Brick Leighton Community School Pella Community High Lincoln and Webster Otley Community School

Farmers' Night School Topics Are Announced

Keith Hopp of Community high school lists this year’s Farmers Night School topics and dates. Meetings convene at 7:30 p.m. in the Community high school Vocational Agriculture department or the high school study hall, with refreshments served after each session. Topics include Animal Health Clinic, The Economics of Soil Conservation, parliamentary procedure, profitable corn production, farm outlook and hog price guessing, insecticides and herbicides, and world market effects on Iowa farmers, with several tentative or open dates.

Keith Hopp Vee-Ag Community High School Carl Nidy and Co Bakker & Rus John Wilson Soil Conservation Service Newton Lynnville Sully Sully FFA Pella Allan Leffler Pioneer Seed Corn Co van Gorp Hatchery Adult Council Dutch Sylvester Marold Gunderson Iowa State Univ Arthur Johnson Iowa

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