Pella Chronicle Details Subscriptions and Postage
The Pella Chronicle lists editors Marion De Zwarte James Hueser Merle Pratt and notes publication on Tuesdays and Thursdays with a break between December 24 and January 1. Second class postage paid at Pella Iowa with subscription rates set at seven dollars for Marion Mahaska and Jasper counties and eight dollars elsewhere in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion de Zwarte
James Hueser
Merle Pratt
Ublisneu
Pella
Iowa
Marion
Mahaska
Jasper
United States
Wweek
Richard “Mixon
Oskaloosa
John Kyl
Nixon
Mr. Kyl
Ezra Taft Benson
See’y Freeman
Benson
Fourth District
Marion County
Kyl
Thanks Pete for bringing Rolscreen to Pella
A Chronicle ad echoes a former Rolscreen employee's message on page six, section two, thanking Pete for bringing Rolscreen to Pella forty years ago. The brief note preserves the original sentiment and names Rolscreen and Pete, with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today’s Chronicle
Rolscreen
Pete
Pella
Firefighters Honored During National Fire Prevention Week
During National Fire Prevention Week the community salutes the Fire Department and its men who serve in time of trouble without thought of pay. These unsung heroes deserve our thanks for their dedication to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Political Round-up in Iowa Campaign Notes
Governor Hughes laments torn democrat posters and taxes rise. E B Smith seeks debate with Jack Miller on TV. CBS flags Pella third ward for election night. Supreme Court rules Iowa redistricting must include subdistricts. Bert Bandstra in Oskaloosa calls for tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
E. B. Smith
U.S
Jack Miller
CBS
Pella
Supreme Court
Iowa
Bert Bandstra
Oskaloosa
Copyright revision bill faces mixed committee results
Washington Newsletter reports House Judiciary endorsed a copyright revision bill HR 4347, expanding protections and damages while opposing government officials copyrighting external material. ANPA and NNA backed limits on damages and registration rules, Senate action likely in 1967. Postmaster General O Brien lauds public service role. Connor links advertising to prosperity. tax and finance items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
ANPA
NNA
Efisin
Prattleboro
Association
Registrar of Copyrights
Senate
Postad
Central Iowa college football notes face Wartburg clash
Central College, led by coach Ron Schipper, battles Wartburg at Waverly as injured starters and key backups test health. Freshmen Bauer and Buack spark the attack while Ferguson and Langerak puzzle the defense, with prospects uncertain for a pivotal conference showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Central College
Werburg
Waverly
Data Endersei
Flying Dutchmen
William Penn
Ron Schipper
Doug van Buren
Simpson
Wartburg
van Buren
Central
Russ Ferguson
Upper Iowa
Schipper
Ferguson
Robert Langerak
Philip Griffin
Flying Dutchmen Aerial Attack Surges Past Central
The Pelia Page Chronicle notes that the Flying Dutchmen mounted a strong aerial attack, opponents averaging 135 yards through the air, while Central allowed 52 yards per pass on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
JWR
Ational Newspaper
Spctarian
Washington Newsletter
Postmater
Larry O'Brian
Louisville
P.O
Post Office
Treasury
John T. Connor
Cleveland Advertising Club
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Crown
East
House
Johnson
Ways and Means
Freedom OF Information
Dante B. Fascell
Fla
Eee Ren
Shhene
America’ Bar Association
Bert. Mills
Langerak
Ted Dagh
Lowell Bauer
Grimes
Doug Buack
Buffalo Center
Upper Town
Dubuque
Central Hus
ABC
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York City
G. “Richard ‘Dew
PNPA
Melvin Street
NYSPA
Ager
ABC Hedquarters
Chicago
Goma
Ford
Fom
Pat Myers
Democratic
Bob
Dubit’s Steak House
Dubit
The
Chronicle
Northwestern
Winterset
Chariton
Albia
Luther
Buena Vista
Michigan
Steve ‘Liangrud
Clarke Com
Knoxville
Upper
Wm. Penn
Minnesota
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio
State
Wisconsin
Jim Danks
Arminta Shetterly
Don Puey
Mike
Dubits Steak House
Harold Hughes
Memorial Hall
Muchibor
Ine
Ste
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!