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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1957

Page

6

News notes from The Chronicle travelers and visitors

A crowded social roundup lists Raymond Den Adel departing for Iowa City as a graduate student in Classics after completing his Milvice. Several relatives and friends from Miami Florida Newton Iowa Kansas City and Des Moines are mentioned visiting family in Pella and surrounding areas. Additional items note travels to Ear Falls Canada a Hawaii homecoming and upcoming assignments for military and air force duties along with local visits by Mrs. Clara De Vries Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schakel and other area residents.

Raymond den Adel J. J. den Adel Iowa City University of Iown Margaret Wheeler Miami Fla Mable Hayes Newton Iown Mina Carpenter Kansas City Kansa Carpenter Reasnor Mabel Lust Fred Lankelma Mina John Kuiper Des Moines Jereey Eigh Richard Cummings Ronnie Barbara Cedar Rapids James Koopman Bob Hoeksem John van Gerp Joe Hoeksema Ear Falls Canada Wayne Schakel Cleveland Ohio Kathryn Schakel Pella Clara de Vries Gordon Rugaard Florrisant St.’Louis Bess van Zante Sara Elyn Pearl van Pearsem Wilburn Hayes Osceala Mary van Veen

Ralph Musser 67 Dies in Washington DC

The Milwaukee Journal story led by Lester Welle notes Ralph Musser head of the regional soil conservation service in Milwaukee died September 11 in Washington DC. A close ally of Eisenhower era programs, Musser helped found the Soil Conservation Society of America and served as its first president. Survivors include Ruby, a son Maj. Robert H. Musser in Norway, and a daughter Mrs. Robert Glen of Abilene Texas.

Ralph Musser Washington, D.C Milwaukee Journal Chronicle Lester Welle Milwaukee Hoe Iowa Marion County Pleasantville Musser Welles Regional Soil Conservation Service Washington, D. C Eisenhower Washington SCS Kansas State College Manhattan Idaho Upper Mississippi Valley Wisconsin Des Moines Lexington Blvd Whitefish Bay Soil Conservation Society of America Milwaukee Kiwanis Club Plain People Pennsylvania River Brethren Mennonites Abilene Kans Ruby Maj Robert H. Musser Norway Robert ‘Glen Texas

Fort Carson chorus gains assistant director role

A former symphony director and high school orchestra leader becomes assistant director of the Fort Carson 47th Infantry Regiment chorus. Pvt. James E. B. Paulding of Company B is a Central College Pel Iowa graduate who studied at the University of Iowa. He taught music in Yankton South Carolina and directed the Sioux City Youth Symphony, was with the Yankton Conservatory Orchestra, toured nationwide with the Central College Choir, gave recitals, and conducted the college band.

Fort Carson 47Th Infantry Regiment James EB. Paulding 47Th Central College Pel- Iowa Uay of Iowa Yankton, S. C Raider Sioux City Yankton Conservatory Orchestra Central College Choir

Rol screenings and vacation travels listed

Local notes list numerous families and individuals on vacations and trips across the Midwest and West. Items include Briggs family reunion at Aulds Park Knoxville and multiple visits to Illinois Missouri Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Minnesota Yellowstone and Lake Okoboji among others. Several weddings and a military move are noted with destinations such as Des Moines Guttenberg Ottumwa and Fort Dix plus Niagara Falls Canada.

Gilbert Moorman Lola Ann West Yellowstone National Park Briggs Aulds Park Knoxville Ian Clifford Lambimesser Missouri Arkansas C. Fredericks Detroit Michigan Chris Durham Illinois Lambert Niewland St. Louis Delight Wing Ray Bundy Joliet Adam Wichart Harold Linda Hannell Des Moines Iowa Clarence Vander Veer Wisconsin Minn Pete Miedema Charlie Spoelstra Lebanon Malcolm Jeanetta Westra Ada Pope Twin Falls Idaho Alice McMurrey Dorothy Guttenberg Gerrit van Ee Nick de Ruiter Lake Jefferson Jack van Rees Abe Vanden Berg Stockton California Max van Rees Walter Butt Tommy Butt Oakdale Sanitarium Oakdale Frances Ver Huel Black Hills Johanna Olivier Grand Rapids Elmer Bartlow Ozarks Henry Steenhoek Willadean Wallace Bill Zeagers Dean Linda Zeager Lake Okoboji Ilinois Clarence Weldon Harold Goring Mukwonago Jack Weldon

Notice of Change of Status Under Selective Service Rules

The Selective Service Board reminds registrants to report any change in personal status as required by the Universal Military Training and Service Act. Local boards seek prompt notices of status changes. several local mentions include Marion Toom, Chet Fanning, and others visiting relatives in Davenport Moline and Biloxi. Baby reports and leave notices appear among local residents’ updates.

Selective Service Board Universal Military Training and Service Act Marion Toom Whiting Indiana Chet Fanning Davenport Iown Moline Illinois Rosscreen Phil Purdy Ted Allen Mearl Minter Oskaloosa Harold Baty U.S. Naval Air Force Base Biloxi Clarence Vander Veer Hiteman Gerald McClain Roy Cooley Albia

Changes to report for classification updates

Lloyd P. Way, chairman, Marion County local board, lists items bearing on classification. Report current mailing address changes, marriage, additions to the family, any deaths, divorce or separation, permanent job changes, serious injury or defects, student status and education details, and entry into the Reserve or National Guard.

Lloyd P. Way Marion County Hhe Reserve National Guard

Bystander Fatally Struck Near Dumont Cement Mixer

John Groninga of Dumont was killed while watching a road project when a waiting truck struck him as he stood beside a large cement mixer. The incident occurred at the road work site and is under investigation by local authorities.

John Groninga Dumont

Dentist Office Quip Sparks Middle Age Reflection

A quip attributed to Franklin P Jones notes that middle age often means taking more interest in the dentist's office than in other pursuits. The humorous line reflects aging anxieties and dental care as a recurring theme in adult life.

Franklin P, Jones

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