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15 Oct 1963

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1963

Page

2

Dale Nelson Set to Speak at Marion County Farm Bureau Meeting

The Marion County Farm Bureau annual meeting is set for October 24 at Memorial Hall Knoxville with a 7 p.m. banquet served by Columbia Methodist ladies and an 8 p.m. business session. Dale Nelson administrative director of the Town Farm Bureau will address attendees. Nelson has held multiple Farm Bureau roles including regional director of organization and Iowa field services director before recent posts in Minnesota and Iowa. He is a Dayton native a State University of Town economics graduate and has worked as a teacher and coach in Palo and Wellsburg. The program includes officer elections 1964 resolutions entertainment and a presentation by Gene Cook FS Services Iowa director.

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Dale Nelson Marion Cunty Marion County Farm Bureau Memorial Hall Knoxville Columbia Methodist Ladies Farm Bureau Board of Town Farm Bureau Butler County Iowa Minnesota Farm Bureau Nelson Dayton State University of Town Palo Wellsburg Aldersgate Methodist Church Urbandale Evelyn Gene Cook FS Services, Inc Leona Menninga Chronicle Bernie Leona Karla Diana Vande Lune Pella Geurt van Sant Carl de Bryan Veterans Hospital Des Moines Verlan Dean Engle Alice Jean Nikkel Robert Kaldenberg Sheldon Joe Kaldenberg Gene Kaldenberg Simpson College Indianola Robert Phyllis Gerald Berkenbush Reasner Freeman Hendricks Wilbur Ramer Pella Hospital Jesse Butin Forrest Terpstra Killduff McAllen Texas Harold Terpstra Monroe Claire Butin Bobby Stan Oswalt Pearl Roddanz Dwight Mrs Loyd Clark Pleasantville Dewey Ramer Ernie Striegel Freeman Kling Andrew Hoeskstra Richland Art Hudacheck West Liberty Art Huzer Sully Fort Scott Kansas Guert van Sant Lynnville J. Scarbrough Kellogg Frank Andrews Galesburg A. O. Woody Lawrence Woody Muscatine Lynnville Transport Co Charles and Gene Awtry Gordon de Bryan Gene Duane Brand Earl Vander Krol Ozarks Caroline Dwayne Ramer Winchester David van Hulzen Nelson van Hulzen David Anie de Pennings Schmit and van Norden Tom de Vries Gerrit Hasselman Louise van Zante Louise Chee Co Deny Carpenter Carolyn Hansen Boone Bradley van Hulzen Grandpa van Hulzen Wilbur Sparks Royce Sparks Harold Sparks Harold Schnug State Center Eldora 3 L’s Club Maytag Park Newton Wilma Hendricks Cora Ramer Dorothy Sparks Elta de Penning Sec-Treas Lettie Ritter Leona Horman Madgelene McReynolds Sybil Schnng Rural Safety Gelene Rawlins World Understanding Ella de Penning Marjorie Ramer Madylene McReynolds Francis Dearinger Robert Zimmerman Kenin Larry Hendricks Karol Robert Olson Grace Peery Bernie Menninga Miriam Vander Werff Lawerence Vander Werff
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Jansen Pres FFA Urges Harvest Safety Rule

Jerry Jansen president of the Lynnville Sully FFA urges a safety rule to stop unclogging a running corn picker. The chapter backs the Safe Corn Harvest Program with support from Farm Equipment Institute and National Safety Council, noting proper adjustment reduces clogging and losses, and waiting for good weather lowers risk.

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Sully Jerry Jansen Lynnville- Sully Future Farmers of America Jansen Lynnville-Sully FFA Farm Equipment Institute National Safety Council
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Galesburg Area News Highlights Local Life and Events

Local notes celebrate Leona Menninga’s award, visits with relatives, and community happenings in Galesburg and nearby towns. Items cover hospital visits, homecoming at Simpson College, farm work updates, school activities, farm bureau plans, and social visits among residents and families.

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Iowa Schools Observe National School Lunch Week 1963

Iowa public schools join the second National School Lunch Week from October 13 to 19 1963 to highlight the lunch program that serves over 300000 students daily. Governor Hughes issues a proclamation and the theme centers on school lunches supporting learning and national health while aiding farmers and the food industry.

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Iowa Hughes
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Bowling results and high scores from October 1 event

Breen and Kelderman posted a 16 5 frame score while Brot and Kelderman led a 900 team game. Individual top scores include Mary Breuklander 176 Betty Ver Meer 181 Donna Kaldenberg 175 Ruth Van Rees 486 Dorothy Van Niewall 183 Wilma Hendricks 187 Donna Kaldenberg 186 Ruth Van Rees 186 Mari Riddle 178 Verna Vander Linden 178 Donna Van Gorp 186 Pat Ulrich 179. Donna Kaldenberg led series with 495. Coffee Shop team achieved 948 game and 2654 series.

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Breen & Kelderman Rolscreen Boat & Boatsman A & W Rootbeer Vera & Hank's West End Servic de Jong Floral Rexall van Gorp Mfg Mary Breuklander Betty Ver Meer Donna Kaldenberg Ruth van Rees Dorothy van Niewall Brot & Kelderman Wilma Hendricks Mari Riddle Verna Vander Linden Donna van Gorp Pat Ulrich
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Tulip Bowl Leads Strong Through Oct 7 Chronicle Ads

The listing highlights event results and top scores from October 7 including Grandia Locker with a 2773 series and 940 individual in bowling, along with Ken De Wild posting 550 and 225. Other entries note South End, Steenhoek Auto, West End Cafe and related high games.

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Chronicle Ads Tulip Bowl South End Grandia Locker Steenhoek Auto West End Cafe Ken de Wild
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Collating Machine Acquired by State University Library

The library at The State University of Iowa has acquired a collating machine to streamline cataloging and processing tasks. The new equipment will speed up sorting, binding, and arranging materials, enhancing efficiency for researchers and students.

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The State University of Iowa
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Collating machine aids error detection in early prints

A Pella Chronicle reference notes an optical collating machine used to compare manuscripts, paintings, handwriting, and paper money. One scholar reportedly used the device to complete in two years what would have required forty man-years, highlighting its efficiency in detecting discrepancies.

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Ali
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Iowa State Library designated as regional federal depository

The Main Library at The State University of Iowa in Iowa City is designated Iowa's regional depository for all federal bills books and reports. The library already houses more than 500000 federal publications.

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State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa
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Des Moines Community Blood Bank Iowa Society of Association Executives American Society of Association Executives Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts of America Jansen Pres LSFFA Lize Bakker & Rus Your Farm Headquarters Storm Tracs Newton Hospital Mamie Kling Mrs. Freeman Kling Sigourney Willduff Frei Electrolux Charles H. Renaud Earl Bill Shields Fete Ball Club Maple Buffet Breen and Kelderman Body Shop Bob de Heer Gene de WE Heer Bob Houser Wayne van Dyk Ed Bowers Jim Modlin Doug Vander Werf Gerald Breen Jim Hagen Keith Blom Hoy Modlin Jerry Breen al van Dyke Ron Schipper Jerri Johnson Darrel Aalbers Bruce Heerema Elday Schulte Marion County Ascs Pleasanville Peoria MA Peoria Tna B&r U.S. Food and Drug
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