Primary battle and local events list in Pella area
Galvin defeats Boot in a Tuesday primary. A film showing While Brave Men Die discusses communist involvement in the peace movement. Community notices list Bible study, newcomers luncheon, football games, saddle club ride, fox and rabbit hunting opening, fall journeys, district WWI Tulip City Barracks meeting, church services, minister installation, and numerous September meetings and events across Pella and surrounding towns.
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Students For Democratic Society
Progressive Labor Party
Berean Baptist Church
Gysbert J. Terlouw
Main
Pella
Lynnville-Sully
Pella High
CUI
Tulip City Saddle Club
Martin de Jong
PCHS
Blakesburg
Fremont
Moravia
Moulton-Udell
Pella Christian
Ottumwa Walsh
Sun
Tulip City
American Legion
Winterset
First Baptist Church
M. Edward Adams
Lakeside
de Haan Lake
Darrell Dobernecker
E. G. Ward
PHS
Nick Branderhorst
Nick's Greenhouse
Deep River
Legion Building
Scout House
North Marion County
The
American Cancer Society
Legion Hall
Lake Prairie
Summit Township
Ervin Huyser
WCTU
John R. van Gorp
Union Street
Christian Reformed Church Mission
Christian High
H. de Rooy
St. Louis
First Reformed Church
Upper
Mission Conference of
Reformed Church
Central College earns first AID certificate of appreciation
Central College of Pella Iowa received the Agency for International Development Certificate of Appreciation becoming the first U.S higher learning institution honored for leadership in the Partners of the Alliance for Progress program. The ceremony on Capital Hill featured ALD Administrator William S Gaud and Congressman Bert Bandstra with President Arend D Lubbers and James H Boren citing college efforts in Yucatan Mexico scholarships and a planned Mexican artist language professor fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College of Pella
Iowa
Alliance For Progress
Washington
United States
Agency For International Develop
Boren
Central College
Alliance
Partners of the Alliance
Bandstra
Pella area school board election and county cancer society meeting
The Pella Community School District will hold its annual school board election on Monday September 12 polls open 12 noon to 7 pm at City Hall Otley Public School and Leighton Town Hall Howard Glen dening and Edward Wesselink seek three year terms Earl Pohlman runs for a two year treasurer term The North Marion County American Cancer Society chapter meets Monday September 12 at 8 pm at the American Legion Building Officers will be elected and chapter reports given Genevieve Allen will screen Sense in the Sun Coffee and cookies served Total ACS crusade gifts to date reach 726424 highest in Iowa Division history
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Armour Boot
Siste
Lerlia Galvin
Knoxville
Galvin
Boot
Gerrit van Rockel
Board of Supervisors
Anthony de Joode
Ralph N. Johnson
Harland Cline
H. W. Vriezelan
de Joode
Lloyd Karr
Karr
Kenneth Vanderwilt
John Kyl
Bloomfield
Congress
Fourth
Bert Bandstra
Pella
U.S
Jack Miller
Herbert F. Hoover
Oskaloosa
Miller
E. B. Smith
Ames
Smith
Gary Cameron
Robert L. Nereim
Ernest
Ralph Johnson
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Third Ward
Robert Beck
William Murray
Kenneth Vanderbilt
Howard Glendening
Edward Wesselink
Earl Pohlman
Otley
Leighton
North Marion County
American Cancer Society
American Legion
Dale Gosselink
Crusade
Cancer Society
Genevieve Allen
Iowa
CRC Mission Rally Set in Pella with St. Louis Speaker
The Christian Reformed church plans a mission rally in Pella on Thursday, September 15. Rev. Henry DeRooy of the Mission in St. Louis will keynote. The effort began in 1964 with four families and expanded after a board approval in 1965 leading 29 local youth to canvass 1200 homes in Southwest St. Louis County.
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THE
Christian “ Reformed Church
Pella
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis
Board of Home Missions
St. Louis County
Con
James Hueser named editor of Pella Chronicle
James A Hueser is named editor of The Fella Chronicle succeeding Fred Hawker. Born in Charles City Iowa he attended the University of Minnesota and Michigan State University and served as Red Oak Chamber of Commerce executive secretary and regional manager for a national tire dealers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hueser
Huyser
Fella Chronicle
Marion de Zwarte
Fred Hawker
Hueser
Charles City
Iowa
University of Minnesota
Michigan State University
Red Oak
Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Foundation
Pella Classis Men Rally at Third Reformed Church
The Pella Classis Fall Men's Rally will be at Third Reformed Church of Pella on Monday September 12 at 7 30 with speaker William A Chapman founder of the World Home Bible League. Chapman tells of Bible distribution work begun in 1938 and now worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
South Holland
Ilinois
Chapman
American Home Bible League
World Home Bible League
Third Reformed Church of
Annexation hearing set by city council in Pella
City Council adopted resolution 1080 calling for a hearing on annexing about four miles of land surrounding Pella. Hearing set for September 20 in City Council Chambers. Water route study for Ver Meer Mfg building on Sharon Road plus easement talks with landowners. Letter to Marion County Supervisors about hazardous Sharon Road crossroad approaches. Airport committee special meeting on September 12. Council to act on chronic water and electric delinquents.
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Pella
Pella City Hall
Water Committee
Ver Meer Mfg
Sharon Road
Robert Allen
Marion County Board of Supervisors
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Henry Vriezelaar
Lake Prairie Precinct
Leslia Galvin
Summit
Red Rock
Ler Ya Galvin
of Re
Marion County
Richard Turner
Council Bluffs
Turner
Virgil Moore
Des Moines
Joseph Bertrode
Max Mills
Marshalltown
Joseph Flatt
Chronicle
Orland Huyser
Country Club Drive
Iowa State University
Semini
Home Economics Department
Iowa State
Nigeria
Malaws
Philipines
Okinawa
Turkey
Kiser
Jerry Sholes
ISU Foreigns Advisor
Minner
Assoc
Home Economics
ISU
Chronicle News
N. Marion Co. Cancer Society
Henry DeRooy
Pella Chronicle
James Hueser
Dames Hueser
Pella Classis Men’s Brotherhood
Third Reformed Church
Judith Umphreys
Towa
Anne Margret
Downer’s Grove
Sil
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