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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1954

Page

5

Local residents shop and migrate around Oskaloosa and nearby towns

The column notes Mrs Lucy De Ruiter visiting Oskaloosa and her niece Jen nie Wielard post surgery. Marion and Ella De Reus moved south of Pella. Complimented by shoppers in Oskaloosa, Des Moines, Knoxville, and Prairie City. Folding door worker Wilma Slykhuis joins. Several family weddings and travels noted. Paul Farrer on a western sales trip. Spring is evident in orders and garden activity. Leona Schakel and Norma Walker visit Ottumwa. 1014 Washington Street address change for La Donna Bieshaar.

Lucy de Ruiter Oskaloosa Jennie Wielard Marion Ella de Reus Pella Clarence Vander Veer Freda Liter Des Moines Wilma Slykhuis Henry Rozenberg Betty Brooks Jimmie Mitchel Knoxville Rosalee Schakel Sally Newell Dale Germany Willadean Wallace Henry Steenbock Bangor Maine Air Force Base Mississippi Rex Ver Woert Stevie of Newton Jake Ver Woert Rex Nebrasa Arnold Boot Grace Slykhuis Gradus Veldhuizen Prairie City Gerrit Slykhuis Herman Slykhuis Clyde Wright Wright Eva Lehigh Ted Allen Lacey Thomas McLonsborugh Timmy McLansborugh Leona Schakel Norma Walker William Dalbey Ottumwa Paul Farrer Colorado Idaho Utah Washington Oregon la Donna Bieshaar Washington Street

Tornado history and radar aid in Iowa warnings

A midwestern note recounts Iowa tornado history from 1882 to 1953, noting 532 tornadoes on 274 days and 87 deaths. It praises Weather Bureau efforts, warnings, and new radar under John Hamilton to track storms within 150 miles of Des Moines, with prompt public dissemination through press and radio.

Midwest Weather Bureau Iowa Towa Ventura Worth County Grinnell Des Moines C. E. Lamoureux U.S. Weather Bureau

Philosopher’s Insight Traces Atoms 300 Years Ago

A historical reflection notes Blaise Pascal as a pioneer linking philosophy and science, contrasting 17th century inquiry with modern breakthroughs. It then references Einstein and the atom bomb, highlighting how ideas shaped government risk and discovery despite limited tools.

Blaise Albert Einstein Einstein

Local Implement Dealers Attend Oskaloosa Clinic

The Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association held its South Central management clinic in Oskaloosa on April 7 at the Lacey Hotel. Dealers from eight counties attended, with reps from John Deere Allis Chalmers International Harvester Massey Harris Oliver Ferguson Ford and Minneapolis Moline. Director Gary Vogelaar led the meeting with county spokesman Lee Van Gorp and Cliff Gerstenberger who reported association activities and introduced speaker Les Oester, a former John Deere dealer and noted columnist.

Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association South Central Oskaloosa Lacey Hotel Pella John Hoeksema Max Hoeksema Neal Leydens Jake Vander Waal John Deere Don Vos Art Waardhuizen Allis Chalmers Clair Gifford Jake de Ronde International Harvester Gary Vogelaar Earl Atkins Ray Doorenbos Gerstenberger Les Oester Ilinois Ilinois Implement Dealers Association Farm Implement News Oester

Average Angus sale at Hillcrest Pavilion in Marion County

Seventy two Aberdeen Angus sold for an average of 303 dollars at Hillcrest Sale Pavilion Monday. Sixty females averaged 271 dollars, 22 bulls 370 dollars. Top bull 1050 dollars to Elmer Barnes & Son Nebr. Second high bull 900 to Virgil Snyder Tama. Top female 660 dollars to Mike Cochran Green City. Second high female 590 to Bellview Farms Williamsburg.

Aberdeen Angus Marion County Angus Association Hillcrest Knoxville Journal Elmer Barnes & Son Nenzel Nebr 0. C John Emerson Knoxville Virgil Snyder Tama Ray Cline & Son Bussey Banks & Banks Mike Cochran Green City Bellview Farms Williamsburg Jim Sherlock

Boy Scouts Reach One in Twenty Men Since 1910

Since 1910 more than 21 million boys and men have joined the Boy Scouts of America marking a long standing growth in the youth organization’s membership.

The Boy Scouts of America

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