L. P. T. C. 4-H Meeting At Vir Placy Home
Members gathered at Logan Vir Placy’s home on April 10 with Jer, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Nollen, and Wm. Van Gorp. Harold Verner led the session reviewing minutes, talks covered Hereford cattle Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorns, calf weights shared, plus discussions on calf health and parasite control. Refreshments by Mrs. J. Ver Ploeg followed, and Myron and Mrs. Nollen were congratulated on their marriage. Next gathering set for May 8 at Gerald and Edward Van Zante homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helu
Logan
Gerald den Harte
Mr. Zeller
J. Ver Ploeg
Myron Nollen
Gerald
Edward van Zante
Licenses to marry granted in Marion County
Marriage licenses issued since last issue list Ben Du Pree of Pella Verdene Walker of Knoxville Wilbur Butterfield of Marshalltown Charlotte Specht of Marshalltown Albert John Heinen of Milo Mary Cecilia Wren of Swan Edmund C Roman of Knoxville Margaret Walker of Knoxville Real estate transfers include Marigie Witzenburg transferring to Delos Witzenberg a warranty deed to the SE quarter 25 and part of the SE quarter 36 77 19 with a consideration of 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Ben du Pree
Pella
Verdene Walker
Knoxville
Wilbur Butterfield
Marshalltown
Charlotte Specht
Albert John Heinen
Milo Mary Cecilia Wren
Swan
Edmund C. Roman
Margaret Walker
Marigie Witzenburg
Delos Witzenberg
Property transfers and new cases in Pella and area
Receiver D W Bates deeds property to Ben Blommers in Pella and other parcels promise $2,500. Paltzer transfers quit claim to Naomi Howsare for sections 9 and 16-78-21 with $1.00. Huyser transfers quit claim to Bar ney Mensch for part of lot 2 block 5 Pella for $1 and value. De Jongs warranty deed for part of lot 16 Braams addition Pella for $1 and value. Van Zante receiver to Joby Opstine for part of lot 4 block Pella with $8,900. New cases filed include Florence Rouwenhorst vs John Rouwenhorst for separate maintenance, Van Veen vs Paul De Wit et al spec perf, Jennie Roorda et al partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Ben Blommers
Pella
John Paltzer
Naomi Howsare Paltzer
Val
Antonette Huyser Et Ax
Barney Mensch
Martin J. de Jong
Albert de Jong
Braam
John
A. St. van Zante
Joby Opstine
Florence A. Rouwenhorst
John Rouwenhorst
van Veen
Paul de Wit
Jennie C. Roorda
Timber Planting Demonstrations At Two Farms
Timber planting demonstrations were held Tuesday on the Gerald Gay farm in Monroe township and at the John Popson farm in Cedar township. CCC boys will plant 6000 trees on a four acre plot at Gay and 7000 on a five acre plot at Popson. The plots, chosen for their suitability to timber, will feature six foot tree spacing on reforestation rows and four foot spacing in eroded areas with locust trees to curb erosion and walnut, elm, red and white oaks. Windbreak hedges will surround the plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Gay
Monroe Township
John Popson
Cedar Township
CCC
Gay Farm
Popson’s
Albia Union Republican
Church Service Listings Across Local Reformed Churches
A compilation of Sunday and weekday services from multiple churches including Second Reformed, Open Bible, Pella Baptist, Otley Chr Reform, Otley Reform, Third Reformed, and First Reformed. The entries list service times, Sunday schools, sermons such as The Death March and The Law of Liberty, and leaders like William Lankelma Lorraine LeCocq and Or Jeath Vogelan, with pastors named for each church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
C. E
William Lankelma
Lorraine LeCocq
Or Jeath Vogelan
Wm. Wolbrink
Monroe
South Dakota
Open Bible Church
County Board Proceedings March 20 1939 Summary
The Marion County Board of Supervisors held a lengthy adjourned session with all members present. They approved numerous claims and exemptions, paid officials, and authorized homestead, lien, and road-related payments. The board accepted offers to purchase delinquent tax lots, directed relief garment procurement, and authorized destruction of certain duplicate relief orders while preserving payment feasibility. A garden program for the year was authorized under the Emergency Relief Administration guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmi Ri
Board of Supervisors
Warn
Knoxville
Crixpen
Clark
Dykstra
Aves
Tomer Pitt
WG. Fry
Martha M.’ Underwood
State Comptroller
Paul Applegate
P. Well
Med
Aid
HL. Bridgeman
F.M. Roberts
Her & Hammond
Insurance
Burlington Transp. Co. Freight
Burroughs Addi Eeockhart
Chronicle
Roberts & Evans
van Cleve Coal Co
Court House
Oylan
J.P. Costs Went Publishing Co
Paul Appiegate
John Niebure
Tom Colbert
Lanwrenre
Conrad
Don Wianagan
Lews Galenzei
A. Hanna
Marrison
Kenneth Harrison
Wil Harrison
Hruce
Hegwood
Loren Howasare
Joe Kool
Neal “Koopman
Chas. May
Red May
Amyroll
Pete Miedema
Prank Tan Huby
Mond Issel
Paseo
Shock Vieroll
Wasroll
Stars
Tyrall
Denver’ Tanner
Yayrel
Richard Wineceliar
Pm Beerett Whitteses
Roh. McDaniels
Bennett
Don Caulking
Tuwkins
Nichols
GW. Roush
Sin’ Smith
Viers
Henry Senferer
Veraman Wale
J. Fawcett
John N. Hegwood
Glen Rebout
Chas. Brady
N. Isa
NWH
Ange Ik
Sk BO As See
Sth P. NL
Tiikers
Iifer
Willie Brown
Peante Thary
Dallas
Icth Geory
Mivek 122
Add
Haringe
New Neg
Board of Superiore
Marion County
Town Emergency Relief Administration
Dyketra
Relief Office
Board of
Scomine
W. PA. Garden
Making the Most of Your Garden Seed Indoors Guide
Starting seeds indoors yields earlier flowering and longer blooming. Sow large seeds one inch apart, fine seeds broadcast and cover lightly, use 2 to 3 inch deep flats with good soil and drainage. Keep in sunny 66F day, 50F night, water gently, transplant after true leaves appear, then harden before outdoor planting.
Sport Jackets and Slacks for All Around Casual Wear
A campus and street fashion feature notes sport jackets paired with slacks as a versatile spring style. Collapsible collarless jackets and new fabrics such as covert, gabardine, and wool worsteds offer youthful looks. Slacks provide wardrobe flexibility with many color and pattern options for nine outfits, echoed in city wear beyond resort locales. Charles M. Hanson and Mr. McKeever discuss filing plans and employment service workflow amid rising jobs and renewed unemployment renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riveria
Cannes
Palm Beach
Hollywood
Marion County board acts on relief rules and garden funds
The Marion County Board of Supervisors approves a garden program funded from Emergency Relief Administration and limits direct relief to newly married couples to at least one year of marriage. Motion details show votes by Dykstra Clark and others with adjournment set for April 17 1989, signed by Auditor Hollis L Hyber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Relief Administration
Dykstra
Clark
Roy
Evelyn Miller
Knoxville
Jerry, Sper
Board of Supervises
Low Vantanre
Merms
Elf
Berng
Marion County
Iowa
Reief
Marion County Relief Office
Hollis L. Hyber
Unemployment Compensation Schedule Altered in Des Moines Visit
R. V. McKeever, head of the local employment service on the courthouse fourth floor, announces that applications for unemployment compensation should be filed Monday and Thursday each week. The change follows a Des Moines office visit to assist with processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hanson
Des Moines
Mr. McKeever
Employment Service
Knoxville Journal
R. V. McKeever
Tax rule limits credit to employers who paid social security tax
The rule applies only to those whose former employers paid the tax for their employees in addition to the employees’ own social security tax payments.
Ancient Aztec gliders used feather wings for mountain descents
Archaeological carvings on stone reveal Aztec practice of using gliders 1000 years ago. Stork feather wings and goggles aided descent from high Mexican terrain, according to the pictures.
Tailors Offer Savings on Spring Suit Service
Quality tailoring and finish save you 5 to 10 dollars on a new spring suit tailored to your order. The Scotch Tailors quote a finished suit at 21.75 dollars, offering value for customization and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch
M. Vander Linden
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United States’ Library of Congress
Gamble’s
Coronado
Hiawatha Bicycles
Gamble
Joe Stienties
Franklin Street
Pella, Iowa
Marvin Kelderman
West Washington Street
Ralph Heerema
Keith Tate
Marvin
Delwin Vander Linden
Clifford Paltzer
Junella Hoksbergen
Robert Lee Vriezelaar
Pella Baptist Church
P. J. Christensen
Ella
Otley
F. van Houten
Otley Reformed Church
Re Rozeboom
Ing
Third Reformed Church
G. Menning
Holland Service
First Church
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Paul
the Redeemer’s
Proceedings OF County Board
Hakel
Shoop
Sinclair Ref.’ Co
A.B. van Houweling Auto Co
Towa Power & i
John Hegwood
Marion Pillen’ Beckout
Jerry Speed
Marion ‘County
Molls L. Byree
Astor
Merabere
Tollowinse
Hensink
Ayn
D.C
Auarterly
Je Vander Syde
Amos R. Jones
Uxsexsing
Dixie
EB. Reichard
J. FS Cluck
Salary
Salary Berry Mart
Hunt
Fom S. May
Clarence A. Kading
Mike
Dorothea Bean
Work
Ed S. Cook
Mary Helen Morehead
Treas
Federal Laboratories
Sheriff
Ideal Pharmar
Koch Run
Langan Paper Co
Hiv Matt Parrott & Sons
Parawax Co
Rexall
Knox
J. E
Buud
Bellamy Telephone. Co
Ickerao Prod. Co
Melcher’ Union
Chas. Caulking
J. W. Brann
Bill Nora
Cook
Homen
Harold “Peck
Homent W. GC. Smith, Homestead. Com. & Marc Hawers, Homestead John & Sarah Dubeu
Homestead
Brill Go
Keuffel & Enuer Co. Reais
Transit
Glyde
Clerry Machine Co
Lloyd Hybee
Witton
Rapirs - Ba
Nag Ity Water Works, Co
Speed Pharmacy
Des Moines Steel Co
Ross Coast. Co
Talwr Tbr
C. Brubaler
Materiale Verso
Covey & Mettler
Supplien
Truce Herwood
Loren Howsare
Fred May
James Musgrove
J. L. Ricksbaugh
Pagean
Raymond Russell
A. Speed
Bud Stevenson
Wm. C. Stursma
John Amos
Wayne Angove
Albert Auxier
G. d. Bruere
Roy N. Carpenter
John Carroll
Joe Clark
Fearden Cassini
Mr Peter Henderson
Allen
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