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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

2

Merton Haynes to Lead Pella High at Cresco State Meet

Local news notes show Merton Haynes will take two Pella High School contestants to the State Speech Meet at Cresco on Saturday. Logan Van Sittert will enter a humorous ring, Judi Allen will join Radio Speaking, and seven Central College science division faculty attend the Iowa Academy of Science meeting in Iowa City on April 21.

Merton Haynes Pella High School Cresco Logan van Sittert Judi Allen Science Central College Iowa Academy of Sience Iowa City Keizer Liggett Carlson Leu Tolstead Mcore Franklin Donai Hotel Ft. Des Moines Knoxville Jim Klyn Ronald Blanke Elmer van Wyk Otley John van Arkel Walter de Kock Elna Grimjes cEnlocation Drake University

New Varieties Add to Interest in Gardening

Iowa State College extension horticulturist Mason Reger urges gardeners to try new crops such as vegetable soybean and Nantes carrots. He notes okra or gumbo can grow in Iowa, salisfy oyster plant offers oyster-like stew, and suggests frying hobabs cabbage turnip and chinese cabbage. The Iowa Cancer Society warns 400000 cancer deaths among current residents if rates persist.

Towa Roger

Sarah Bakker to Show Colored Slides On Apr 27

Miss Sarah Bakker who has served as a missionary in Africa presents a program of colored slides at Third Reformed Church on April 27. She will show personal photographs and explain African life and customs, with two music numbers and a social hour afterward hosted by the Mission Circle.

Sarah Bakker Africa Third Reformed Church Mission Circle

Library Notes and Book List Fragments

A fragmented library catalog lists references across religion, social issues, and fiction. Notable items include works on narcotics policy, civil rights, and the 1950 Bible lesson commentary, plus multiple fiction titles such as Give Me Thy Vine and The Girl Next Door.

Gannaway Huszar Equalit America Peloubet Tarbell Roberts

Central In Dual Meet With Simpson At Indianola Friday

Central's track team opens the season in a dual meet against Simpson at Indianola on Friday April 21 under coach Richard Tysseling. Key performers include Van Dusseldorp Tedford Renskers Van Zee de Hough and De Tar, with freshmen showing promise in distance events and javelin.

Central Simpson Indianola Richard Tysseling Tysseling van Dusseldorp Paul Tedford Armand Renskers Dean van Zee John de Hough Dean de Tar

Weighed down by Cross in field events at meet

Weights and Races faced a loss as Chet Cross graduated and left the weights events. Prospects remain in those divisions. Bob Little and Bob Ellsworth showed promise in the pole vault with Little taking first. A senior relay squad of Renskers Tedford Van Zee and Veldhuis impressed in the 440 yard relay, clocking 48 seconds though not pressed. Other classes offered solid relay potential and Tysseling could build another team from them.

Chet Cross Bob Little Bob Ellsworth Little Renskers Tedford van Zee Veldhuis Tysseling

Thanks to Merchants For Closing On Good Friday

The Pella Ministerial Association thanks local merchants for closing businesses for three hour Good Friday services and KEBS for broadcasting the program. A liberal offering raised $77.33 for the American Bible Society.

Pella Ministerial Association American Bible Society

Sheboygan Seniors Visit Central Today

Eighteen Sheboygan county high school seniors toured Central College guesting with Mr. Harry Te Selle of Sheboygan and hosted by Hope Reformed Church. They joined a YMCA YWCA meeting and skating event, toured campus after chapel, and planned to return after lunch. Reverend Anthony Van Zante of Hope Reformed Church, a Central graduate, is the church leader.

Sheboygan County Pella Harry Te Selle Hope Reformed Church Sheboygan Wis Graham Hall YMCA YWCA Te Selle Anthony van Zante Central

Choose Right Trees for Land Use This Spring

R B Campbell extension forester at Iowa State College urges turning ideas on windbreaks erosion control and wildlife conservation into actual tree plantings this week. Plan tree types and locations by soil and site, protect young trees from livestock, and order erosion and wildlife trees through the State Forest Nursery via county extension directors conservation officers and soil conservation staff.

R. B. Campbell Iowa State College

Tree Planting on Contour Furrows and Plowed Areas

Campbell explains methods for planting trees in various land conditions. In erosion-prone areas with undisturbed soil, plant by digging holes along contour furrows after plowing a furrow. In cropped fields, first plow the area, then place trees wherever desired. On unplowable ground, scalp sod and plant at center. trees should be 6 to 8 feet apart. Campbell has prepared a new bulletin.

Campbell

Farm information available via county extension offices

The text indicates that certain farm information can be obtained at county extension directors' offices.

County Extension Directors’ Ofices

Iowa as a Great Agricultural State Insight

The excerpt highlights Iowa's leading cultivation acreage and diverse crops, noting the state's prominence. It mentions that thirty nine percent of Iowa contributors' dollars to the American Cancer Society division over the past two years supported cancer research.

Iowa American Cancer Society

Retiring Osage Jeweler A 45 Year Career Finale

Robert Anderson, 83, of Osage retired after 45 years in the jewelry business there. He began learning the trade at age 17 in Des Moines, a city then with about 13 000 residents and coal gas street lighting.

Robert Anderson Osage Des Moines

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