Electric power line and court notices flood Marion County
Official notices before the Iowa State Commerce Commission and Marion County District Court outline petitions for electric transmission rights and property partition. The first item seeks authority to construct and maintain a 200 volt single phase line across described public and private lands with hearings set for May 10 in Des Moines, while the second involves a civil partition action over land in Pella and surrounding towns with multiple defendants and a request to partition and divide proceeds accordingly.
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Iowa State Commerce Commission
Marion County
Inten
Bella
Lot
Lawa
Iowa
Walda F. Wheeler
Frank Bo Meuun
Heraurd
Iowa Commission OF Matuon CO
Ion County
Ty Igietown
Kerodnald
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Neronn
Seti Trent
Ntyoth Said Downshiy
Range
Des Moines
Lowa
Xeomeone
Iowa State Commerce Com
Waldo Fe Wheeler
Frank HM. Means
Camm
Hernard J. Martin
Doe J. Weres
Des Mones
District Court of
Cora Nelvon
Maude Custer
J Conter
Marybeth Crosby
Vaitiffs van Leo J. Ver Dutt
A Ver Dutt
Ax Cos
Joe Ver Dutt
J. Mermen Kwelker
Joe Ver Dart
Candy
Dust
Doye
Tow
Petition filed before court in Marion County Iowa
Fragmented notice indicates a petition on file before the court in Revelle Marion County Iowa due by May. It mentions defendants and relief sought. Attorney for petition appears as Phun and VAS Neath Mather Sere state ca Tenet.
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Lara
Revelle
Marion
Lowa
Phun
Mather
Sere
Bey Hs
Cards of Thanks for Sympathy From Andrew Boat Family
Expressing heartfelt thanks for sympathy and practical help during bereavement. The Andrew Boat family notes they will never forget the kind expressions and support received.
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Andrew Boat
Card of Thanks From the De Prenger and Beerends Families
Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. Mr. Fred Voss, Mr. and Mrs. William De Prenger and families. The children of J. Beerends join in gratitude.
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Fred Voss
William de Prenger
1. J. Beerends
Dedication and thanks from Evert Van Veldhuizen
In a message to family and friends he thanks relatives for support and prayers during his hospital stay at Pella and Toowa City hospitals. He expresses gratitude to Dr Van Zee nurses at Pella and to Mr and Mrs Hiddleson for rides, plus visits from Van Oyen elder James De Jong and others. He credits his renewed strength to his Father in heaven.
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Pella Hospital
Towa City Hospital
van Zee
Pella
Pella Markets Egg Prices And Livestock Entries
Market watch from Pella lists eggs on Monday April 6 1964 with large and medium sizes at 56 cents per dozen. Livestock section notes butcher dogs at 13.85 dollars per hundredweight, packer price 12.50 cw, corn 1.12 per bushel, oats 71 per bushel, soybeans 2.46 per bushel. Cream prices show sour cream 58 cents and sweet cream 69 cents.
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Packer Pri
April opens the world with buds and blooms
In wanderings our friend April appears opening with spring. April derives from aperire meaning to open and marks a time of blossoms, bulbs, and growth. The month's gem is the diamond and its flower often is the sweet pea or daisy.
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April
April brings spring joy to Pella choir concert
April is described as feminine and lively as spring arrives in Pella. The Pella Community High School Vocal Spring Musical delighted with The Flower Drum Song and It Might As Well Be Spring performances. Lois De Haan, Andy Ter Louw, Judy Steenbock, Don Shetterly, Jim Van Zee, and Lola Monster were featured soloists. The Girls Ensemble impressed with bright dresses and sparkling performances. The event showcased strong group singing, Oriental stage scenes, and the Miracle of Spring theme, leaving audiences energized for the season.
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Pella
Dr. Cox
Lois de Haan
Andy Ter Louw
Judy Steenbock
Don Shetterly
Jim van Zee
Lola Monster
Will a white landing net scare fish
A brief note questions whether a white landing net spooks fish and mentions some anglers dyeing nets green to reduce visibility. The idea remains debated with no firm consensus among fishermen and retailers.
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