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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

Page

5

Rural Women's Day and May piano recital noted in local society

Rural Women's Day is set for Friday May 2 at 1 45 PM in Oskaloosa at the Farm Bureau Home with Rev Dendy Garrett of the Methodist Church as speaker. The Farm Bureau Women Chorus and a double quartet from Black Oak and Scott Township will perform along with other numbers. A second recital featuring Minka Bartels piano students will be held May 1 at 8 PM in Douwstra Chapel with Audrey and Wilma Keuning Don Elick Carlton Willis and Larry De Vries performing pieces including the Liszt Concert Piece and Bartels as orchestral pianist. The evening promises a two piano music feast and all are invited.

Farm Bureau Oskaloosa Dendy Garrett Methodist Church Farm’s Bureau Women’s Chorus Black Oak Scott Townships Minka Bartels Douwstra Chapel Audrey Keuning Wilma Keuning Don Elick Carlton Willis Larry de Vries Douwstra Chipel

Meeting Notes Indicate May Break and June Host

The club reports no meeting in May and a June gathering at Mrs Harold Van der Linden's home. Twenty six attendees enjoyed refreshments, and the group notes the members have never been absent from the club and that prizes were awarded.

Harold Vander Linden

Obituary of Mrs. Maggie Klein from Sully Iowa

Mrs. Maggie Klein aged 78 years 9 months 28 days died at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs John Woodner near Sully Iowa Monday April 11 Funeral services were held Wednesday April 28 at Garden Chapel and 1 80 at the Third Reformed Church of Pella Rev A Haverkamp officiating Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery A fuller life story will appear in The Chronicle on May 1

Maggie Klein John Woodner Sully Iowa Garden Chapel Third Reformed Church of Pella A. Haverkamp Oakwood Klein

Talking to children about their ideals in parenting

Afton Smith from the Town Child Welfare Research Station at the State University of Iowa argues that in the busy modern era parents should pause tasks and speak with their children about core ideals. She urges parents to share values like honor courage and dedication, stressing that experience teaches more than words and children need guiding ideals to measure behavior.

Afton Smit Town State University of Iowa

Prune Grapevines For Better Yields

Extension expert Cott advises a single-item four-cane pruning system for common grape varieties. This method favors heavy fruiting, easy harvest and spraying, and keeps vines high enough to reduce disease risk.

Cott

Pruning in March for vineyards

March pruning is advised as frost risk subsides and buds are not swollen yet. Pruning late risks bleeding but is safer than skipping. older vines neglected for years can be cut to the ground, then regrow with a best shoot chosen, though no harvest occurs until fruiting canes form.

Youth Under Twenty-Five In Truck, Auto Fatalities

A historical note states that 25 percent of all drivers involved in fatal automobile accidents in the United States were under 25 years old. The statistic highlights the high share of young drivers in deadly crashes and suggests safety concerns for younger motorists. The text references nationwide data without naming agencies or dates.

U. S Tes .Zeer

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