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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
3
The article argues that modern automatic washers and dryers simplify laundry for those who dislike it. It highlights one button controls, load-sensing programs, and the Permanent Press finish that reduces ironing. It notes combination machines that wash and dry in one cycle and promotes easier family laundry management.
Newton area residents share Sunday dinners and visits from families including Slycords and Woodys. Farm Bureau township tea at Ivan Broderson’s home features devotions, songs, a skit on voting, and fund drives. Multiple local families attend religious services and community events, with visits to Newton, Monroe, Casey, and Colfax.
Sunday’s Teal family reunion at Maytag park gathered many relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Aikin, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schrader, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vassall, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aikin and family, and Mrs. Connie White. Other notes mention visits by Glen Whitehead to Cedar Rapids and Washington, and Monday guests for Glen Vander Schel’s dinner.
Gary Gezel 1010 West Third will preside as American Legion Sixth District Commander at a one day Fall conference in Ames Saturday. Over 300 representatives from 54 posts in Dallas Madison Marion Polk Story and Warren counties attend. Registration at 8:30 A.M. sessions begin 9:30 A.M. Service school 10 A.M. report on legislation and Viet Nam vets benefits under the G I Bill. Auxiliary sessions led by Mrs Marion Johnson. Principal speakers include State Commander William H. Fulton and Department president Mrs Dale Baird.
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