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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1946

Page

10

Dr Laura Nanes Addresses Rotary On Iowa Schools

Dr Laura Nanes, a Democratic candidate for Iowa State Superintendent, spoke to the Rotary Club about Iowa school problems and future needs. She urged depoliticizing the office, improving funding equity, and addressing both one room schools and consolidated districts with statistics and School Code recommendations. Members Homer Johnson and L Van Rockel joined. Rotarians plan to plant two thousand tulip bulbs in South Park.

Laura M. Nunes Central College Iowa Department of Public Instruction Nanes Iowa School Code Commission Homer Johnson L. van Rockel South Park Holland T. G. Fultz Bob Sherwood

Iowa Taxpayers Association Conference Speaker Named

Des Moines Iowa November 15 Iowa Taxpayers Association announces Hon Harold Knutson of Minnesota will address the lunch at the Twelfth Annual Meeting at Hotel Savery Des Moines He is a long time House member and 16th term candidate with a tax and spending theme Reservations for the luncheon close at 11 00 am on meeting dayExecutive Secretary Joe L Long notes the all day program is near completion and positions are being held for attendees.

Des Moines Iowa Harold Knutson Minnesota House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee Iowa ‘Taxpayers Association Hotel Savery Knutson Congress Ident Truman Mr. Knutson White House The Town Taxpayers Association Joe L. Long

Scout Leaders Hold Conference At Camp Mitigwa

More than one hundred men attended the two day Conference of Scouters at Tall Corn Council Boy Scout Camp Mitigwa. E H Snow of Des Moines gave the closing address on A Dad Looks at Scouting, stressing Unit Program Building. Conference chairman was G F Jolliff of Boone with A C Berkowitz set to succeed him in 1947.

Tall Corn Council Mitigwa E. H. Snow Des Moines Council Snow G. F. Jolliff Boone Iowa A. C. Berkowitz Jolliff Boy Scouts of America Scouters

Training Leaders Through Tall Corn Council Scouting Programs

The Tall Corn Council runs annual October training fairs for Boy Scouts leaders and interested adults. Courses cover unit building, administration, outdoor skills, life saving, first aid, and specialized crafts. Sessions occur weekly in various towns, with no fees beyond nominal literature costs. The council, funded by local contributions, also offers camp, guidance, and records to support Scouting nationwide.

Tall Corn Council Boy Scouts of America Red Cross

Public Dedication of Historic Shrine Saturday

Plum Grove in Iowa City the home of Robert Lucas first Territorial Governor will be dedicated as a historic shrine at 10 30 on November 2 during home coming activities The 1844 house will join state monuments and Governor Blue will accept the Lucas estate from Frank Mat tes of the Conservation Commission Senator Mercer will preside and the home will be open to the public after the ceremony

Plum Grove Iowa City Robert Lucas Iowa Gernor Robert D. Blue Lucas Lucas Estate On Behalf of the State of Frank W. Mattes State Conservation Commission LeRoy S. Mercer

Competition In County Corn Contest Keen

Marion County enters 23 ten acre plots in a 1946 corn yield contest run by the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce. Measurements weighings and tests will take about three weeks with county staff and Knoxville vocational agriculture students assisting. Results announced at a county banquet with prizes for winners.

Marion County Knoxville Journal Gress Rogers Marion County Farm Bureau Lee Walker Soil Constation Knoxville Wilbur Drake Knoxville Chamber of Commerce

National Education Week Observed November 10 16

National Education Week runs November 10 to 16 with a nationwide focus on public schools. Ministers will highlight brotherhood on Sunday, and schools invite parents to visit campuses as Pella plans visitation days and the High School hosts an open show on Tuesday November 12.

Pella

Dealer On the Square offers wagon cradle and Ford key services

Farmers can buy a cradle to attach to wagon hoists for corn unloading, saving time and effort. A new Ford key tilting machine prints key numbers or duplicates. Also advertised are 10x28 tractor tire chains for $82.40, brake drum lathe efficiency claims, and a revived body department with free estimates.

Harry Ketels Ford Motor Co Kirk Fuller Navy

Vet Hospital at Des Moines Appeals for Assistance

The AMVETS auxiliary requests community help for the Veterans' Hospital at Moines. They seek discarded electrical equipment such as toasters irons motors and fans to serve as training aids. Bring items to Jack Sprat Store call Red 2262 or contribute chair back covers by next meeting call Red 236 to aid veterans.

Amvets Haseut Appeal Avery Veterans’ Hospital Moines Lee Jack Sprat Red Knoxville

Bible Conference Planned at Storm Lake Iowa

T Pinghes of the Gospel will conduct a two week Bible conference in Storm Lake Iowa with Sunday services each week and a special treat announced for Sunday the 10th Attendance is hoped to include broad local interest and support for the gospel ministry through this visit by Mr Green from Des Moines who will share in the conference beginnings and closing remarks.

T. Pinghes the Gospel Storm Lake Iowa Cen Des Moines Green

Mystery Disappearance in Ancient Ur City

A historic note reports the power of Babel in Ur, a Chaldean city in lower Mesopotamia, has completely vanished. The fragment hints at a dramatic collapse affecting the city’s leadership and ruins.

Ower of Babel Lower Mesopotamia

Little Dutch Lost to Indians After Battle

The Little Dutch of Pella fell 7-6 to Indianola Friday night in a tight conference game. After a scoreless first half the Dutch blocked a punt to start the third quarter and scored on three plays plus a pass, though a point after failed. Indianola finally reached pay dirt late in the game after a bad Pella punt.

Gordy Nesbit Pella Indianola Pethoven

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Laura Nanes Club Iowa Taxpayers Ass’n Camp Frank Miles Democratic American Legion Hall Democratic Committee Rexall East First Street Helen M. Myers American Education Week Illil United Ag Ford Tractor Jack B Crax Makins Lang Gerber Johnson's Maurice Jessing Farmers Union Franklin Street C. I. Fox Liberty Streets
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