Pella Chronicle publisher notes and subscription details
The Pella Chronicle lists Marion De Zwarte James Hueser Merle Pratt as publishers and notes it is published Tuesdays and Thursdays with a gap between Dec 24 and Jan 1. It states second class postage paid at Pella Iowa and subscription rates of 7.00 for Marion Mahaska and Jesper counties with elsewhere in the United States priced as $F.00.
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Welcome to Pella In Our Opinion
Weekend welcome message for visitors highlighting Red Rock Dam project worth 86 million dollars with completion aimed for fall 1968. Mentions Wyatt Earp boyhood home near Main Street, Big Rock Park, local parks, industrial exhibit, and Chamber of Commerce assistance. Invites repeat visitors and alumni to explore the town.
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Pella
Central College
Red Rock
Wyatt Earp
Main Street
Big Rock Park
Chamber of Commerce
UNICEF Trick or Treaters Aid World Sickness Fight
The piece promotes UNICEF’s Trick or Treat program with orange and black collection cartons showing a mother and child. It explains how pennies to quarters fund basic health aid like milk, penicillin, antibiotics, and vaccines for TB and other diseases, highlighting widespread vaccination and treatment milestones.
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UNICEF programs reach millions in health and education
The report notes about 29 million children and adults treated for trachoma while UNICEF funds teacher training in 60 countries and vocational projects in 10. It aided 7,000 schools and institutes, plus 300 vocational training centers, and supports family life programs in 47 counties across 14 nations. It financed 220 milk plants in 41 countries and promotes high protein foods where milk is scarce.
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Unicef
Central College to host Bert Bandstra speak Thursday
Political round up notes Bert Bandstra will address Central College in Douwstra Chapel after noon with Circle K Club sponsorship. John Kyl spoke to the group last week. Wallace Farmer Poll finds Republicans leading farmers. Murray ahead of Hughes for governor by one point, Miller over Smith 58 to 36 for Senate, Republicans 54 to 44 for Congress. The Chronicle backs CBS election night coverage. The constitutional ballot asks if new Iowa laws take effect July Fourth or July 17.
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Bert Bandstra
Central College
Douwstra Chapel
Circle K Club
John Kyl
Wallace Farmer
William Murray
Harold Hughes
Jack Miller
E. B. Smith
Luther vs Central: Iowa small college Game of the Year
Central College hosts Luther College in Kuyper Stadium for a pivotal conference clash. Both teams are unbeaten in the Iowa Conference with one regular season game left. Central seeks to extend a 13 game conference win streak and defend a possible crown while aiming to climb higher in NAIA rankings.
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Central
Iowa
Central College
Kuyper
Towa
Upper Iowa
Luther’ College
Central sets sights on Luther clash after Dubuque win
Central comes off a 19 to 14 victory over Dubuque with no fresh injuries. Quarterback Henderson returns as starter, while Hoo per and another back remain limited after a foot bruise. Schipper expects no surprises as Luther looms, a preseason favorite in the Iowa conference.
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Central
Dubuque
Jim Henderson
Mike Hooper
Schipper
Henderson
Luther
Iowa
Green And White Look For Revenge
The Green and White Little Dutchmen from Pella High School head to Winterset for their final 1966 football game. After a 61 0 loss to Indianola they aim for revenge, showing strong practice progress and renewed confidence.
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Pella High School
Winterset
Indianola
Letter to editor on Congressional candidates and Bandstra support
A Colfax reader letter questions past Congressional actions and praises Bandstra for assistance to boards and institutions. The writer cites taxation and representation history, noting Neal Smith’s era and urging recognition of Bandstra’s home district aid while criticizing prior praise without deeds.
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Great Britain
Neal Smith
Pella Chronicle Letter Critiques Bandstra Record
Gerald W. Paardekooper of Knoxville Iowa argues that criticism of Congressman Bandstra for aiding constituents is unfounded, urging readers to weigh Bandstra's achievements in the 4th District against prior praise of Kyl when assessing his Washington actions.
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Washington
Kyl
Bandstra
Gerald W. Paardekooper
West Main St
Knoxville
Iowa
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