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Pella Chronicle Advertiser

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1967

Page

3

Soybean Outlook Sees Steady Prices and 106 Million Bushels Carryover

ISU economist Bob Wisner projects domestic use rising modestly while carryover expands to about 106 million bushels at harvest. May Iowa prices hover near 2.65 to 2.75 per bushel. acreage up 9 percent could lift next fall’s loan rate. Exports hold near last year’s pace as total use nears last year’s level.

Bob Wisner Iowa State University Wisner Iowa Marion County CCC

Otley Youth Wins Two Iowa State Scholarships

Gary Van Ee of Route 1 Otley, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Van Ee, earns a 300 J B Davidson Scholarship and a 100 Russell Thompson Scholarship at Iowa State University. A freshman in agricultural engineering, he is a member of Phi Eta Sigma and active in Converse House. The awards honor J B Davidson and James Thompson and Son Contracting Company of Ames.

Gary .van Ee Bernard van Ee Route 1 Otley J. B. Davidson Russell Thompson Iowa State University Concerne Russell Gineering Harmony James Thompson and Son Contracting Company Ames Gary Phi Eta Sigma Scholastic Converse House College of Engineering

Car collision seeks damages by De Jong in Marion County

Peter K. De Jong, owner of one car, seeks $330.25 in Marion County District Court for damages and loss of use from Elven V. Hollebrand after a two car collision on October 20, 1966, at Highway 92 junction three miles east of Knoxville.

Knoxville Marion County District Court Peter K. de Jong Elven Hollebrand de Jong

Otley Youth Starts Duty In Viet Nam

Private First Class Roger L. Van Vark 20 son of Mr and Mrs Roy Van Vark Otley was assigned to the First Infantry Division near Di An Vietnam on May 6 He entered the Army in November 1966 and was last at Ft Polk La A 1965 graduate of Pella Community High School

Roger L. van Vark Roy van Vark Otley di An Vietnam van Vark Ft. Polk Pella Community High School

Winter Wheat Allotments Available for 1968 Farmings

ASCS announces winter wheat new farm allotments for 1968 crop. Eligible farms without 1967 wheat allotments must apply at the county office by July 1 after June contact. Eligibility hinges on farm ownership, land, equipment, and prior wheat experience, with operator income projections.

ASCS Russell E. Crozier Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee

James B. Martin Retires From Maytag After 40 Years

James B. Martin, general superintendent of Maytag tool making and tool service, retires after more than four decades with the laundry appliance firm. He joined in 1920 and worked continuously from 1930. Born in Fremont Nebraska, he attended Benson High School in Omaha and is married to Beulah Blair of Osceola with one son.

James B. Martin Maytag Company Martin Fremont Neb Benson High School Omaha Beulah Blair Osceola

TB testing urged to curb nearly 50000 yearly cases

Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association notes nearly 50 000 new TB cases annually and urges focused screening. Experts highlight isoniazid’s up to 75 percent preventive effect, but call for widespread tuberculin testing starting with high risk groups and school age children. Retires John E. Barta ends 45 years as Manly Post Office mail messenger to Rock Island trains after six Postmasters.

Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association U.S. Public Health Service First Things First Etaoin Shrde John E. Barta Manly Rock Island Mr. Barta

Monroe Baptists Seek Church Bids at Highway 14

The First Baptist Church of Monroe invites bids for a new church on Highway 14. Designer Joe Shaffer of Oskaloosa prepared 14 pages of drawings and 80 pages of specs after 12 months of study. The building fund totals $158,575.39 with $12,000 still needed to reach $95,000, and bids open June 27 at 8 p.m.

First Baptist Church of Monroe Highway 14 Joe Shaffer Oskaloosa Edwin Vander Ploeg Bob Beesley New Monroe Church de Wayne Honnold First Baptist Church

Leighton area notes include tours, gifts, and campus visits

Leighton residents hosted weekend guests from Winnebago Nebraska, attended Central College alumni events, and shared gatherings with Pleasant Grove Sunshine Club. Mrs Van Haaften and Mrs De Nooy hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mary Lou Van Rheenen. Vivian Voelker graduated at Iowa State University Ames. WCTU May meeting at Mrs Kempe's home featured devotions by Harold De Bruin and program by Herman Hasselman. Two boys Bryce Bandstra and Rodney Van Wyk chosen for Youth Temperance Camp at Lake Ahquabi.

Leighton Edward van Gent Winnebago, Neb Gerrit Hasselman van Gents Central College Willlis van Haaften Andrew de Nooy Pleasant Grove Sunshine Club van Haaften Mary Lou van Rheenen Vivian Voelker Leighton W Bertha de Reus Everett van Englehoeven Oskaloosa Stewartville Minn Wilbur Tysseling

Open Bible School Starts For All Ages

Vacation Bible School of the Church of the Open Bible opened Monday and will continue through June 16. Sessions are from 7 to 9 p.m. for ages 2 through adult. Theme is Explore Gods Hidden Wonders.

Vacation Bible School The Church of the Open Bible

Local teen builds model planes display

Sixteen year old Robert Wendel of Manchester showed his prize collection of radio controlled, gas engine, control line, and glider models with help from his father. The group includes stunt planes reaching 60 miles per hour and a four and a half foot wing span model.

Robert Wendel Manchester

Insurance Agency Contact Phrase

The note directs readers to consult Cook and Son Agency for all insurance questions. It provides the phone number 628 2872 and emphasizes contacting the agency for coverage guidance or inquiries.

Cook & Son Agency

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Gary van Ee Viet Nam Central Presents Cunerd van Emmerik A. B. van Houwéling Per Maytag Anna Tweeten Lake Mills Tweeten Oscar ‘Tweeten Leland Vincent Larson Garner David Larson Iowa City Ichael Larson Monroe Baptists Thrift Loan CO Main St Pella, Iowa M. Naaktgeboren Manager Leighton News C. Ver Ploege William Tysselings St. Paul Fred Crtzens Minneapolis Robert Wallinga Sioux City Kenneth Bailey G. van Zomeren Open Bible School Pella Pohlman’s Insurance Canada Will
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