Arson suspected in burning of Durham covered bridge
Authorities probe a suspicious late Saturday fire that destroyed the 85 year old Durham covered bridge six miles south west of Pella. Deputy Fire Marshall Joe Beal and Sheriff Lee Shives search the area while noting roof collapse and wooden truss damage. The bridge, refurbished decades ago with I beams, is one of Marion County’s remaining covered spans.
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Fourth annual mother baby tea at Pella hospital
The Pella Community Hospital Auxiliary hosts the fourth annual tea honoring mothers of 148 babies born between Sept 1, 1964 and Aug 31, 1965. The event at First Christian Reformed Church on Oct 11, 1965 includes baby sitting, favors, door prizes, a 1:45 p.m. business meeting, and officer elections.
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National Farm Bureau president to speak at Oskaloosa meet
Ivan Baker, Mahaska County Farm Bureau president, announced that Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will be the featured speaker at the county annual meeting in Oskaloosa. The event includes a 6:00 p.m. dinner at the Christian church and an 8:30 p.m. talk at the junior high auditorium on October 14. Shuman, a Sullivan Illinois native, heads a 270 acre Illinois farm and has decades of Farm Bureau leadership. He has served as Illinois state Farm Bureau president and American Farm Bureau president since 1954, with extensive community roles and five children.
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Pella Sale Barn Schedules Thursday Auctions
The Pella Sale Barn announces sales at 1:00 p.m. each Thursday. A Chronicle error stated Thursday evening. the 1:00 p.m. start time will continue through fall and winter. We apologize for any inconvenience to subscribers and customers.
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Knoxville man killed in crash near county road 8 miles south
William T. Faulk, 54, a Knoxville rural mail carrier, died two hours after a collision on a county road eight miles south of Knoxville when his car struck a road grader driven by Leo Kingery, 34, of Columbia Iowa. Faulk had worked for the Knoxville post office eight years.
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October events in Pella area church, school and club calendar
A crowded schedule lists film at Berean Baptist on Oct 7, literary society at Mrs. Klein’s home, Pella Hi game in Knoxville on Oct 8, multiple Oct 9 events including Central College vs Buena Vista and a Tulip City Saddle Club show, Oct 10 services and lectures, Oct 11 Cub Scout and Mother-Baby tea, Oct 12-14 meetings, and Nov 2 municipal elections details.
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Alliance for Progress founder to speak at Central College
James H. Boren 39 founder and director of Partners of the Alliance Programs will address Central College in Douwstra Chapel at 9 40 a m Tuesday Oct 12 The visit includes a public speech a luncheon and a Q A session with community leaders and college personnel Boren a former Navy radioman served in Okinawa earned degrees from Long Beach State University USC and has held posts with Senator Ralph Yarborough and the U S Mission to Peru The event is part of the Religious Encounter series and plans for discussions with students staff and locals are underway
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All College Sing on Oct 8 at Central College Pella
Central College presents the All-College Sing on October 8 at 8 p.m. in Douwstra chapel, hosted by Mu Gamma Pi. Over 150 students compete in three divisions with sacred and show tunes, judged on stage presence and arrangement. plaques will honor winning class groups in the music library.
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Earl Grandia
Morningside
Mary Wing
William G. Wing
Second St
Roger Ringnalda
Wilbur R. Ringnalda
Grand Rapids, Mich
Interlingua film series opens with German feature The Last Bridge
Interlingua duels next year with a German feature The Last Bridge and two English travelogues on October 14 15 at 7 30 p m in Cox-Snow Music Center Recital Hall Pella Iowa The Last Bridge stars Marie Schell and has won International Critics Prize Cannes 1954 Golden Laurel First Award Evangelical Film Guild plus additional honors Two travelogues The Undiscovered Charm of Germany and Postman s Holiday Grand Alpine Tour showcase Alpine scenery produced by Swiss National Tourist Office Open to public with small admission fee Prof Charles Haydon directs series for language students and the general public
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New York Herald Tribune
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Pella Oratorical Society to Meet Sunday
The Pella Oratorical Society will hold its first meeting this Sunday October 10 at 2:00 p.m. at the Second Christian Reformed Church in Pella. Members from all churches are invited to join in singing Handel's Messiah.
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Knoxville adult education courses offered by Knoxville Community Schools
The 1965 66 course offerings have been announced in the Chronicle ad. New classes include Fun With Foods Your Child and Mine Psychology Real Estate Appraising Modern Math for Parents Principles of Electricity and Valley and Baskewell for men. Fees are 7.50 for all. entrance requirements unchanged. classes begin October 11 and 14 at Knoxville High School.
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Registration for Recreation Commission courses Oct 11
Registration for courses sponsored by the Recreation Commission will be held at the Legion Hall on Monday October 11 from 7 30 to 9 00 p m. Knitting woodworking fun and figure and cake decorating are offered. Persons unable to register in person may call during the hours listed.
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