Student Council Holds First Meeting Of Year
The student council met Tuesday noon in Miss Gooseltine's room to elect officers. Evan Vanderer Wert was chosen president with Joyce Van Ro as vice president, a secretary, and Norma as treasurer. Fire drill officers were elected. Plans include a mock presidential election, campaign speaker arrangements, poll setup, and committees for a float and party. Trophies from the old case will be moved to the new with changes to be decided by letter clubs. The council adjourned after a productive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooseltine
Patel
Disci
Tain Brince
Evan Vanderer Wert
Joyce van Ro
Norma
Fragmented high school gossip run amok in one notebook
A chaotic classroom diary recaps gossip about students and teachers, naming names and private moments from Sigourney to Lincoln, with rumors about affections, pranks, dress and appearance, and classroom dynamics in an uneasy, hurried style.
Co Editors Assist Editor Typing Editors Sports Editor
The brief tag line lists editorial roles in a newsroom. It identifies positions including co editor assistant editor and sports editor, indicating a staffing snippet from a newspaper masthead. No events or actions are described.
Locker room pranks and schoolroom chatter mix at yearbook style notes
A stream of informal notes and gossip recounts locker room pranks, hallway chatter, and class jokes. Students tease peers about nicknames, hair rinses, and jokes while reflecting on senior pranks, history class topics, and football banter in a candid student-written record.
Welcome Mrs Seebach to Knoxville Teaching Year
New Faces or Mrs Dal Dysart Iowa where she graduated from high school. From there she went to Iowa State College where she majored in home economics. She has lived on a farm all her life and has three younger sisters. During her years in college Mrs Seebach lived in a freshman dormitory and worked as an advisor to freshmen. After college she worked in Montezuma Poweshick County as home agent. Mrs Seebachs husband is in Marion County youth work and after their marriage this past summer they went to live in Knoxville. She drives back and forth and likes teaching here very well. Sewing is a favorite pastime and she does a lot of reading. Welcome Mrs Seebach We hope you enjoy the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
The Bad Seed film review by J Walter Puppybreath
A reviewer praises The Bad Seed a thriller about Rhoda a sweet child killer. Patty McCormack plays Rhoda whose murders include a classmate and a janitor as the mother uncovers the crime and a dramatic ending is narrowly averted by a bolt of fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda
Patty ‘McCormack
Are You Physically Fit In A Decline In Youth Sports
Surveys by New York University and the Institute for Physical Fitness show U S youngsters lag European peers in fitness. A 1954 draft found 1 7 million of 3 7 million examined were rejected for physical unfitness. In Pella High School evidence appears in marching band and PT classes as students show little energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Institute For Physical Fitness
White Plains
New York
United States
U.S
Armed Forces
Pella High School
P.T
Commercial Club Names New Officers and Plans Card Sale
The Commercial Club met on Wednesday September 19 to install officers for the year including President Bonnie De Jong Vice-President Life Brock Treasurer Karen nd and Student Council Lorna Ver Ploeg Jens outlined a trip to Des Moines and a plan to sell Christmas cards with the money going to the ways and means committee Elva Newendorp Joyce Kel Mary Sytama and Nancy Ter Louw were appointed to select the cards A motion to adjourn was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Fen Ae
Bonnie de Jong
Life Brock
Karennd
Lorna Ver Ploeg
Jens
Des Moines
Money Ways and Means
Elva Newendorp
Joyce Kel
Mary Sytama
Nancy Ter Louw
Curious automobile misadventures from a quirky era
Bob Hullihan reports a string of odd transport mishaps showing early car woes. A lane driving campaign backfires as a wandering motorist hits a painter. a 1917 fire engine test ends in a crash. a sun blinded driver delays until his wife scouts traffic. two officers confront car doors flung open by frightened passengers and a mouse. A hospital run ends with regained movement after a bump, and a lawyer defends a man who hit his own parked car.
Navy men in Antarctica stockpile food for 1956 57 winter
One hundred sixty six Navy personnel wintering over in Antarctica received 962,383 pounds of food. Half of this amount serves as reserve supply in case bases cannot be reached during 1956 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
County Cancer Workers To Attend State Meeting
Iowa division American Cancer Society holds its tenth anniversary meeting in Des Moines October 18 and 19 at Hotel Fort Des Moines with 806 volunteers from all counties. Dr H F Singer presides. Sunday sessions feature panels led by Drs Brown Zimmer Murphy Hickey Birge Gee and Henry Hook. Dr John H Furbay of New York City delivers the noon address after division dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
8. F. Singer
Ottumwa
Dice
Addison Brown
E. G. Zimmer
State Department of Health
Charles, J. Murphy
Dubuque
Art C. Hickey
University of Towa
di Birge
Kenneth J. Gee
Shenandoah
Henry B. Hook
Davenport
John H. Furbay
New York City
Doctor Furbay
Air World Education
Trans World Airlines
Global Air
Europe
Middle East
Orient
New Idea featured in educational training meetings
Attendees will participate in small group sessions at booth stations where experts explain and demonstrate major phases of the cancer control program. The program follows a Town pattern and will include a featured segment on Saturday with discussions by specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foi
Requirements For Price Support On Corn In 1956
Marion county farmers heard Merrill L Robuck outline price support rules for 1956 corn. The maximum loan rate is 1.46 per bushel, with 1.21 for noncompliant corn. Eligible corn must grade No 3 or better, except test weight may be No 4. To qualify for the maximum rate, a farmer must have followed one of two methods of meeting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Farmers Week
Merrill L. Robuck
Irman
ASC
Corn Acreage Allotment and Reserve Program Details
The text describes dedicating 15 percent of a farm's soil bank corn base to the acreage reserve program or to the conservation reserve program, or a combination of both as part of 1966 corn policy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duff
Sigourney
Marilyn V. D. Dictionary
Lincoln
Honey
Owen Ver Meer
Eileen
Marge
Ling
Evan
Hite
Omickux
Stuart D. C
Mr. Bergman
Phyllis W
V. V
Norma J
Nancy D. C
Mr. Vines
Harley van R
Norman V. Z
Newell Wedding Ring
Paltzer
Norma de Bruin
Ellen Rempe
Judy Groendyke
Joyce M. van Roekel
Lavelle Brockway
Tom Boat
Davis
Ag Eater
Kay HcDonald
Daniel Mel
Linda Tymeting
Je H
Connie Vander Fakeelig
Der
Cub
Charlotte Burton
Mary Dieleman
Linda Glendening
Willene ‘Tysseling
Vivian van Steenis
Marilyn Walraven
Phyllis Walraven
Norman
Emma
Darlene M
Winky
Gerald K
Mark D. C
Elvis Presley
Aberlene
Linda K
Mr. Omick
Zia
Cone
Keith B
Ken Elworth
Warren de Haan
Hilma
Marla
Arge
Gomelink
Linda T
Pella National Bank
State of
County of Marion
I. C. Smorenberg
C. Smorenberg
F. Dykstra
DE Haan
Dena Bokhoven
Notary Publicly Commission
Puppybreath
J. Walter Puppybreath
Bob Hullihan
Fetter
Pella Legion Hall
Bendix
Pella
County
Photography
Bond Studio
Franklin St
Oskaloosa
Lee’s
Fruit-of-the-Loom Ironing Board
Lee
ITER
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!