Farmers May Seed Thin Pastures for Grazing All Year
Marion County pastures can be reinforced with oats and grass legume mixtures for spring and fall grazing. Extension Director William Litwiller and agronomist Ralph Krenzin advise on seed mixes, nitrogen application, and careful seedbed prep to establish oats with alfalfa or grasses for extended pasture, with adjustments for winter hardiness and rotation.
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Marion County
William Flitchlier
Knoxville
Litwller
Ralph Krenzin
Iowas State College Agronomist
Krensin
Obituary Lambertus Overbergen of Pella dies at 64
Lambertus Overbergen son of Henry and Jane Vander Voort Overbergen was born May 29 1992 in Pella Iowa and died April 6 at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines after a short illness He married Maria De Bruin Feb 18 1915 in Leighton Iowa and they had two children Raymond who died in 1941 and Esther living at home Surviving are his wife daughter sister Connie Van Engle joven and brother William Overbergen all of Oskaloosa Preceded by parents and one son He was active in Leighton Christian Reformed Church later Third Reformed Church Pella serving as deacon four years and elder six years Funeral services were held at Garden Chapel Funeral Home and Third Reformed Church in Pella Interment Evergreen Cemetery Leighton Casket bearers Henry Van Roekel Clayton Ustermarkt Henry Sedel James Overbergen Theodore Overbergen Harry De Bruin Selections Abide With Me and Come Ye Disconsolate were sung Flowers cared for by John W Roozeboom
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Lambertus Overbergen
Henry
Jane Vander Voort Overbergen
Pella
Iowa
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Maria de Bruin
Leighton
Raymond
Esther
Connie van Englejoven
William Overbergen
Oskaloo
Garden Chapel
Furnal Home
Third Reformed Church
Russell Jedeker
Evergreen Cemeery
Henry van Roekel
Clayon Ustermarkt
Henry Sedel
James Overbergen
Theodore Overbergen
Harry de Bruin
Carl Vogelaar
Arnid de Bruin
Ralph de Cook
Ohn W. Roozeboom
Mrs Anna C Krouse dies in Marshalltown at 58
Mrs Anna C Krouse aged 58 of Marshalltown died March 27 at Mercy Hospital from a heart condition. Funeral services were March 30 at Avey Funeral Home with Rev H C Bruneier officiating and burial at Riverside Cemetery. Born July 2 1908 in Holland, she moved to the United States at age 12 and married Lewis J Krause in 1916. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Mes Kliebenstein Iowa Falls, a son Henry, seven grandchildren, and three sisters. Memorials directed to the heart fund.
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Anna C. Krouse
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Avey Funeral Home
H. C. Bruneier
Riverside Cemetery
Krouse
Holland
Cornelius
Marie Moeijes Hussan
United States
Lewis J. Krause
Oskaloosa
Mes Kliebenstein
Iowa Falls
Henry
Tracy
Tee Sisters
Margaret Mitell
Des Moines
P. A. Kellman
Lansing, Ill
Death notices for Case Vonk and relatives
Case Vonk of Reasner with four brothers in Marion C Huisman of Marshalltown Anne in Minneapolis Ralph of Pella and Arnold of Ankeny preceded by husband and parents and a brother Neil of Birmingham and a sister Mrs Bert Kelderman of Whiting Indiana are noted as survivors or deceased relatives in this obituary fragment.
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Case Vonk
Reasner
Marion C. Huisman
Marshalltown
Anne
Minneapolis Minn
Ralph
Pella
Arnold
Ankeny
Neil
Birmingham
Bert Kelderman
Whiting
Indiana
William Schippers Rites Held After Long Illness in Pella
William Schippers born March 1 1878 in Mahaska County Iowa died April 2 1957 at home after a lingering illness at age 79 years 1 month 1 day. He married Mac Raymie October 15 1902 and they raised five children on the family farm north of Pella. Surviving are wife five children five sisters one brother thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the First Reformed Church April 6 1957 with interment in Graceland Cemetery.
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William Schippers
Anthony
Eva de Geus Schippers
Mahaska County
Iowa
Mac Raymie
Pella
Andrew Schippers
Eva van Halen
Louie
Reasner
Jennie Carpenter
Wadena
Wilma Swank
A. M. van Zee
Will Lubberden
John Horman
Anne Bogaards
Des Moines
Nellie Dykstra
Arnold Schippers
Garden Chapel
Schippers
First Reformed Church
Anthony Haverkamp
Graceland Cemetery
John E. Klein
Marvin Kooyman
Connie Tucker
Vernon Roorda
Dick Leydens
Reuben Schakel
Ralph de Cook
John Schippers
Ted van Veen
Mrs Clara Kling Dies at 1957 Funeral in Monroe
Clara Kling daughter of Adam J and Mary Kling dies after short illness at Skiff Hospital Newton Iowa. She was last of the Kling family and widow of a Monroe veterinarian. Funeral held April 7 1957 at Monroe Methodist Church with Rev Orin H Young officiating. interment in Monroe Cemetery. Casket bearers listed. Survived by nieces and nephews.
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Clara Kling
Adam J
Mary Wieldman Kling
Jasper
Skiff
Newton
Iowa
Monroe Methodist Church
Orin H. Young
Monroe
Merlin Sehnug
Harold Sehnug
Freeman Kling
Henry Peery
Gerrit Steenhoek Wins Phillips Award Again
Gerrit Steenhoek of West End 66 Service in Pella received a $50 Phillips Petroleum Company award for perfect driveway service to a Mystery Motorist. He followed the six steps of the Golden Approach, including a friendly greeting, hood check, window cleaning, floor mat whisking, tire check, and customer thanks. The Mystery Motorist left a $50 certificate after the visit.
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Chronicle
Gerrit Steenhoek
West End
Phillips Station
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Pella
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
Peerys Honor Two Selections At Service
Mr George Peery and Mr Elmer Peery attended as two readings were offered with God's Tomorrow and No Night There by Mrs William Lewis who was accompanied by Mrs R B Gloyd. Flowers were arranged by Mrs James Munson and Mrs Theresa Bartlett.
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George Peery
Elmer Peery
William Lewis
R. B. Gloyd
James Munson
Theresa Bartlett
Remembering John J De Jong A Pella Sull y Farm Native
John J De Jong born July 27 1867 in Pella Iowa son of Floris and Anna Marie De Jong grew to manhood on a farm near Sully He married Klazina Kruse January 23 1896 in Galesburg He died April 2 1967 at his son Floris farm home in Sully after a long farming life and a family of three children twenty three grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren He was a devout member of Bethany Reformed Church later Sully Reformed Church with funeral at Sully Reformed Church officiated by Rev Charles Stopples Interment followed with floral tributes and a song “Safe In the Arms of Jesus.”
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John J. de Jong
Pella
Town
Floris
Anna Marie (Thomas) de Jong
Sully
Klazina Kruseman
Galesburg
Marie
Gerrit Huyser
Floris J
Sally
Everett C
Johanna
John Eysink
Dirk
Prairie City
Peter
Mr. de Jong
Jesus
Bethany Reformed Church
Mrs. de Jong
Mystery Motorist Award Honors for West End 66 Service
West End 66 Service earns a Mystery Motorist award and a displayable Jackpot certificate for top driveway service as part of Phillips 66s 166000 program. Gerrit wins the Mystery Motorist award again, first earned January 7 1967, among 2000+ honorees from 16500 stations across 86 states.
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West End 66
Phillips 66
Phillips Petrolem Company
Gerrit
Infant Cynthia Kay Renaud Dies in April 1957
Cynthia Kay Renaud infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Renaud of Pella died Friday morning April 5 1957. Born March 10 1957 at Mercy Hospital she is survived by her parents a brother Roger and a sister Linda Kay. Funeral services were held April 6 at Harden Funeral Home New Sharon at 2 pm with interment at Friends Cemetery.
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Cynthia Kay Renaud
Wilfred Renaud
Pella
Cynthia Kay
Mercy Hospital
Roger
Linda Kay
Harden Funeral Home
New Sharon
Friends Cemetery
Pasture Help From Sudangrass and Oats For Iowa Farms
Iowa State agronomist Ralph Krenzin says supplemental pasture crops can ease pasture problems this year. Sudangrass and oats provide quick spring forage and a grazing reserve midsummer. Oats used alone or with grasses give 4 to 6 weeks grazing. planting rates and methods vary for early-season and mid-season grazing, with sudangrass typically seeded 16 to 25 pounds per acre.
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Iowa
Ralph Krenzin
Iowa State College
Krenzin
Central College Forensic Squad Heads to S Dakota Tourney
The Central College forensic squad departs Sunday for the National Pi Kappa Delta tournament in Brookings South Dakota. Seventeen chapters from 34 states participate. Contests include women’s debate extemporaneous speaking oratory and discussion with Rozeboom Groendyke Ratmeyer. Cunera Van Emmerik will chair the resolutions committee and serve as coach judge.
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Central College
Brookings
S. C
Central
Caroyln Coleman
Shirley Groendyke
Adilee Rozeboom
Harlan Ratmeyer
Cunera van Emmerik
Sudangrass grazing timing and growth advice highlighted
Krenzin advises grazing 5 to 6 weeks after planting, allowing sudangrass to reach 20 inches before turning livestock. This reduces prussic acid, boosts forage production, and supports recovery growth. Piper variety varies. plant on fertile soil and rotate stock to balance regrowth.
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Krenzin
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Phillips Award
Sully Reformed Church
Charles Stopples
Edward Huyser
Johnny de Yong
Myron Huyser
Ernest Bysink
Vernon Huyser
Gary Huyser
Abe Vander Beek
Bryce Macy
John Englehoven
Glen Monsma
Central Iowa Production Credit Association
A.S.C
Northwest Corner Square
Lowell E. Strahan
Knoxville A.S.C
Indianola Warren Hotel
Newton 205
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Robert Koempel
State Cancer Crusade
Richard Rhody
University of Town Radiation Research Laboratory
Scovill
Vos Suoppine Center
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