City Council Minutes 1965 Official Actions and Approvals
City Council in special session presided by Mayor Tysseling approves street improvement bond resolution and hearing date. Regular session notes approving minutes, sewer tapping fee, curb cut, carport on Pella Manor lot, insurance and attorney review, and multiple claims totaling 9,168.98 including water, electric, and tax-related transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyxseling
Attentien
Nelson
Vandevoort
van Gor
de Jone
Smayor
Tysseling Presidin
Strenties
van Gorn
de Jonk
Caldwell
Ernest Ene Connect
Garret Poors Stings
West 2Nd
Pella Mantor
Pella’ Manor
Seurb
Christian Benevolent Association
Broadway Street
James Wisse
U.S. Post Office
Suiaries
Vander, Linden’ Crux
Iowa Electric Light and Tower
Fuel Ie
Ulrich Motor Co
Bleenhork Auto
Breen’ and Kelderman
Adeal
The Music Man Praises Iowa in Grand Stage Return
The writer praises Meredith Willson's musical The Music Man, celebrating Iowa references and pride from performances at KRNT Theatre. A personal reminiscence follows of seeing the show on Broadway and a NYC visit, capped by a toll booth mishap on Staten Island and a grateful repayment from an unfamiliar toll collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRNT
Majestic Theatre
New York City
Pella
Staten Island
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Fred J. Hawker
N.Y.C
Robert Preston
Iowa
Farmer Cooperative
Indian Village National Historic Landmark in Iowa
Indian Village near Sutherland in O'Brien County becomes Iowa’s first National Historic Landmark. Official dedication at 1 30 p m Sunday October 10 announced by State Conservation Commission. The site preserves a late Woodland Mississippian village with seventeen circular house depressions within a square enclosure and fortification ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Sutherland
O’brien County
Wittrock
Mill Creek
Pella Pella Dedication Marks Indian Village Plaque
On October 12, 1965, at the Indian Village dedication, E. B. Speaker, director of the State Conservation Commission, Dr. Marshall McKusick, state archaeologist, and Dr. Wilford Logan of the National Park Service spoke on the village history. Ed Weinheimer, conservation chairman, accepted the plaque for the people of Towa, noting a transitional culture from eastern forest agriculture to plains horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Marshall McKusi
Wilford Logan
National Park Service
Ed Weinheimer
Conservation Commission
Towa
Lynnville-Sully FFA News Notes 1965 66
The Lynnville-Sully FFA meeting opened at 7 30 p m with Marvin Dunsbergen presiding. The Program of Work for 1965 66 was discussed and accepted. Daily Judging team Glen De Zwarte Melvin Van Gen deren Bryce Fopma earned a Bronze Rating. Homecoming Float and Seed Sales were also discussed. Meeting closed at 8 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dunsbergen
Glen de Zwarte
Melvin van Genderen
Bryce Fopma
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City Council
Kiyn Tire and Battery
Yee
Wirenesses
Wees
Stravers
Blom Oil Co
The
Pella Chronicle
Tientien
Frank Tromp
WU Ivin Hawker
van Beckum
Vasa Say
John Ed ‘Klein
Panda
Tenairs
van Gorp Mfn, Inc
Central Bearco
I Postare
Guiting and Company
Fisher Governor Co
Y. McDonald
Chemical
BAB Koch Brothers
Midland Supply and Tool Co
Seesveses
Jowa Machinery
Prairie City Nets Co
Matt Parrott and Sons Co
Adphics
Weer Seeers Essen
Iowa Valve “Company
Pitney Bowes
Inc
Caraill, Inc
Towa State Commerce
Oskaloosa
Eallip, Co
Federal Pacific Electric Co
General Electric Supply. Co
McKesson and Robbins
Sup- Dcs
Othlaentae
Detroit
Gotf
Hash
Repmira
Globe
Marion-Mahaske Farm
Robert J. Allen
Sylvia J. Hawker
Dorothy
A.B.C
Dorothy October
Ft. Knox
X.Y.Z. Dorothy October
Kara
Devin
Central College
Tareq Al-Abdulwahab
Kuwait
Pope Paul
Rapid
Agfa
Sharp Pictures
Agfa-Gevaert
Paardekooper
Storm Trac
West Side Square
Second Reformed Church
Pella, Iowa
Earl Pohlman
Ed DuPree
Ed Wesselink
Cidia Preserve
Lynnville-Sully
FFA
Co-Operative
Farmer's
Co-Operative Exchange
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