Pella notes praise for council calm and Tulip Time tips
A reader commends the Pella city council led by Babe Caldwell for orderly, polite proceedings at the annexation hearing. He lauds Mayor pro tem and council members, urges public thanks, and shifts to garden tips and local school notes. He mentions Ed Vander Waal and local football crowds, plus ideas to assist meals for players and community support for Tulip Time preparations.
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Babe Caldwell
Babe
Martin Nelson
Henry van Voort
Ed.Van Gorp
Bill de Jong
Babe Tysseling
Joe Stientjes
Ed Vander Waal
Pella Christian Grade School
Pella Youth Hurt In Accident On 162
Clifford Dean Mulder of Pella was injured when his westbound car on highway 163 lost control and struck a ditch. He was treated for a broken nose and lacerations at Pella Community Hospital. Passenger Sheryl Van Steenis received a bruised arm and was released. Charges against Mulder are pending.
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Clifford Dean Mulder
Madison
Pella
Mulder
Pella Community Hospital
Sheryl van Steenis
Rt. 2
Nixon donor honors Central College president with award
A $1900 check from the S H Foundation was presented to Arend Lubbers, president of Central College, by Floyd Bishop of the S H stamp company. Attendees included Henry Van Voort of Van's Super Market and John Ver Meer of Wormhoudt and Kempkes for Pella stamp users. The grant funds four lectures at the college on the Mexican states Tabasco Campeche Yucatan and the Quintana Roo department covering economic sociological archaeological political cultural and international aspects.
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Shawn
S & H Foundation
Arend Lubbers
Central College
Floyd Bishop
Oskaloosa
S & H Stamp Company
Henry van Voort
Van's Super Market
John Ver Meer
Wormhouldt
Pella
Tabasco
Campeche
Yucantan
Department of Quintana Roo
Nixon Accuses Democrats Of Buying Votes In Iowa
Richard M. Nixon spoke in Oskaloosa to about 2000 Republicans at William Penn College Auditorium. He charged Democratic congressmen with courting votes through federal projects, blamed the Johnson administration for farm and food price inflation, and endorsed Republican candidate John Kyl over Bert Bandstra in the fourth district race.
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Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Oskaloosa
William Penn College
Nixon
Johnson
Farmer
Orville Freeman
John Kyl
Mrs Law Everett To Lead Discussion At Marion County Tea
Lawrence Everett, a farm homemaker near New Sharon, will discuss Women's Leadership Role in Our Changing Times at the annual Marion County Extension Home Economics Tea on October 4. The event at First Methodist Church Knoxville begins at 2 pm and features a ninth grade chorus, a Ten County Travelogue, and projections on Red Rock Dam completion.
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Lawrence Everett
New Sharon
Marion County Extension
Everett
Midwest
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Knoxville
Red Rock Dam
Rec Commission Class Registration Tonight at Legion
Registration for Recreation Commission fall classes and activities is held tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 at the American Legion Building. Programs include painting, art workshop, charm school, dressmaking, sewing, knitting, woodworking, women and men’s activities. Call MA 8-4571 during registration hours if unable to attend.
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American Legion
Recreation Commission
Commission
High Lights
the Chronicle
Red Rock Dam Funds Approved in 1967 Budget
The House approved 9.5 million dollars for the Red Rock Dam and Reservoir on the Des Moines River near Pella. It also backed 6 million dollars to continue work on the Rathbun Dam on the Chariton River north of Centerville. The full amounts meet the fiscal year 1967 request and go to the Senate.
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House of Representatives
Red Rock
Des Moines
Pella
House
Rathbun
Charitoun River
Centerville
Senate
Pella Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Des Moines
Arnold Dean Int Veld of Pella was killed in a car crash on Northwest 62nd Avenue near Des Moines Friday night. He served in the U.S. Navy, married Nancy Meyers in 1966, and is survived by his wife, parents, and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Trinity Reformed Church with full military rites at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella.
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Arnold Dean Int Veld
Arnold Int Velt
West 2Nd St
Pella
Des Moines
Polk County Sherif
Young Int Veld
N. W. 62Nd Avenue
Merle Hay Plaza
Int Veld
Pella High School
U.S. Navy
Nancy Meyers
Lavanville
Pennsylvania
Amy
Edward
Judi) Owens
Kenneth
Marlene) Beck
Sprngfield
Missouri
Trinity Reformed Church
George Muyskens
Oakwood Cemetery
van Veem—Van Hamert
Its Here Today For The Women Chronicle Page Launch
A fragment announces a new weekly page titled For The Women featuring women and children topics. It promises features on recipes and tidier living, starting today and each Tuesday.
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Ja Chronicle
Monroe High Exchange Students In International Program
Monroe Community schools participate in a Youth for Understanding exchange program this year. Two senior Monroe High School students, Miss Bercule and Miss Stiller, are living with host families in America, with details including arrival dates in August and September.
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Monroe
Youth For Understanding International
Ann Dent
Monroe High School
Miss. Bercule
América
Dale van Wyk
Miss . Stiller
Midnight Madness in Pella Promises Spooky Night
The Pella Chamber of Commerce hosts a eerie Midnight Madness event Friday night featuring a frightful ad theme with dogs, wolves, coyotes and the promise of price drops. Merchants urge shoppers to seek shelter and take home comforting goods to keep bogeymen away.
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Pella
Pella Chamber of Commerce
Mahaska Med Soc halts vendor plan for welfare patients
The Mahaska County Medical Society instructs area druggists to stop filling prescriptions under the Vendor Payment Plan for Aid to Dependent Children, Aid to the Disabled Children, and Aid to Blind. Dr D K Campbell says the move follows the Welfare Department’s failure to honor added fees after July 1, 1966. Patients in these groups must pay normal drug prices. Marion County Medical Society reportedly not considering such action.
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Mahaska County
D. K. Campbell
State Welfare Department
Marion County Medical Society
Otley Sunshine Bible Class Meeting Notice
Community calendar entry lists events at local homes and venues. Sept 27 1:30 Bible class at Dorothy Hor tans home Sept 29 recreation commission registrations 7 to 9 pm Legion Building Sept 29 Fortnightly Club 2:30 at Ann Mentinks home art program by Gertrude Worm houdt Sept 30 garage sale 808 East Third rain date Oct 1 Ladies Aid and Young Couple Club of 2nd Reformed Church event. Oct 4 TTT society at Deeres Boat 7:45 Legion Auxiliary meeting 7:30 time change.
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Otley Sunshine Bible Class
Dorothy Hor- Tan
Pella Recreation Commission
Legion Bldg
Pam
Ann Mentink
Gertrude Wormhoudt
Ladies Aid & Young
Couples Club
TTT Society
Deeres
Legion Auxiliary
Lubbers Named Chairman of Iowans for Right to Work
Arend D. Lubbers president of Central College is named chairman of Iowans for Right to Work succeeding J. Richard Palmer. Lubbers cites freedom of choice and union history, noting unions aid workers while stressing responsive leadership. He has held college and national honors.
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Lubbers
Arend D. Lubbers
Central College
Iowans For Right To Work
J. Richard Palmer
Morningside College
Iowa
Life” Magazine
United States
Iowa College President's Association
Academy of Achievement
San Diego
California
Right To Work
Hope College
Holland
Michigan
Rutgers University
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Rutgers
Central
Ameti Iowa
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Catherin Rogenberg
Wallowmen
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Wilfred Sharp Jr
East Maple
Sharon Kay Menininga
Spruce Drive
Mendinga
Sharp
Harold Gates
Marion County
Charles W. van Waardhuizen
Main Street
Bernard W. Brom
West 2Nd
Terry Vink
E. Vink
Brom
Assuerd
William ‘Thompson
West First
Union
Demos
Ed Wesseling
Jack Cook
Lyndon Johnson
America
Mahaska Med Soc
Sas
Haibbers
Contra College
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