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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

3

Local notices and community notes from The Chronicle

Locals invite reader contributions and postcards for out-of-town visitors. The Bend area newsletter reports on Iowa optometrists attending a Des Moines congress, local hospital news, and residents visiting relatives, with names, places, and dates across multiple towns.

the Chronicle New Bend L. de Vries B. L. Flikkema Pella Iowa Town Optometric Association Hotel Savery Des Moines

Treat Seed Oats Of All Varieties And Seed Treatment

Iowa farmers shifted oat varieties over a decade while seed treatment remained vital for disease control. Seed rats and damping off drive treatment. yields rose 3 bushels per acre on 11 year samples. Treated oats last year yielded 7 bushels more than untreated.

Iowa Boone Tama Shelby Clinton Benton Arden Sherf Towast

Ways For Feeder To Save Time In Operations

Practical notes discuss improving cattle feeding efficiency through improved water supply, automated adjustments, and reducing manual labor. Emphasizes water access, timed feeding, and using hauling over carrying to cut labor, with attention to cattle numbers and feed gates.

Feeder Tabor

Tile as Drainage Must Fit Soil Type and Climate

Iowa State College engineer D C Tull notes tile life hinges on soil type and proper material. Concrete tile suits alkali or wide soils, while clay or shale tiles struggle in freezing zones unless well burned. Proper handling and correct tile choice are essential for long lasting drainage systems.

Towa

Our Men in Military Service reaches Korea from Sully

Dr and Mrs M R Anderson of Sully announce their son Pvt Malcolm R Anderson has arrived in Korea after sailing from Sandsea Calif last November. He trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and now serves in Santis Inf Division at 46th Co Westmas San Francisco Calif.

M. R. Anderson Sully Pvt Malcolm RR. Ander Korea Saandsee Calif Fort Leonard Wood Malcom R. Anderson Santis Inf Westmas San Francisco

Addresses of Men in Service

Rober seducy Division NAS Moffett Field Calif Crosby Ala Pvt Eddie Van Ee l RS301 7th The Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Maryland

Rober Seducy Division R. Nas Moffett Field Calif Crosby, Ala Pvt Eddie van Eel the Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Maryland

Grazing Too Early May Mean Ruin of Pasture

Extension dairyman Donald Voelker warns that turning cows to pasture too early risks harming future pasture productivity. He urges delaying grazing until grass reaches about four inches, ground is firm, and cows can handle a gradual switch with initial roughage in their ration.

Donald Voelker Town State College Voelker Wo Ker

Petito Gemini Dentist Named After Court Case

A Petito Gemini dentist was named in a court filing as the center of a recent legal matter. Authorities indicated the office faced unrelated civil actions, with documents noting a schedule and parties involved.

Petito Gemini

Townfolks Contribute Big to Red Cross Drive

The Federated Club women raised 2208.22 for the Red Cross in a recent city canvass led by Mrs. George Gass with aides Mrs. J. V. Lankelman and Mrs. Exie Waechter. The committee thanks all club women for the door to door effort as floods along the Mississippi left hundreds homeless.

Red Cross Federated Club George G. Gass J. V. Lankelma Exie Waechter Red Crosse Mississippi River

Iawa Cattle on Feed Shows April 1 Rise Five Percent

Iowa cattle on feed April 1 totaled 600 head, up 5 percent from the prior period, with 34 percent over 900 pounds. Steers were 62 percent, heifers 29 percent, calves 9, and cows 0. The report notes a seasonal decline from 274,000 on feed earlier, and project marketing shares through April July. Stocks of feed grains on farms were down sharply from a year earlier, with corn and other feeds reflecting lower inventories and revised daily rations.

Jawa Ing Servics Lowa Cto Hela WMA Mae Research and Marketing Act of

KEBS The Voice Of Central 620 Broadcast Notes

Radio listing for KEBS 620 mentions church services at Christian Reformed and Third Reformed Churches. Text references campus music shop and Mr. Thomas, son of the cen.

KEBS Central 620 Poenan Dahon Christian Reformed Church Wi & Tas Third Reformed Church Theastral Thomas Son Cen

Fall from scaffolding injures two workers

Stuerk and Kenneth Lews fell 15 feet when an scaffolding collapsed beneath them. Except for scratches, neither man was hurt.

Stuerk Kenneth Lews Caring Min

Obituary for Godfrey H Bevan in Pella Newton area

Godfrey H Bevan born October 5 1915 in Pella son of Got and Edith Bevan. Lived in Pella Newton and worked at Maytag Company Newton. Married Margie Davis July 2 1949. Served in World War II in Patton’s tank division. Funeral at Veterans Hospital Des Moines after illness. Survived by wife Margie Davis Bevan Newton mother Edith Bevan Pella two brothers Pholig Bevan Kansas City and David Bevan Pella. Burial at local cemetery. feature poem memorial accompanies obituary.

Pella Newton Pelle Margie Davis Towa Godfrey Maytag Company Patton Goffrey Rochester Malne Then's Des Moines Aing Veteran's Hospital Gladys May Morgan Bevan Carmania Godfrey Herbert Bew Tell Marsdevet Newton Fidith Bevan Pellaz Bevan Kansas City Missimej David Anes Pella

Bevan Services Held in Des Moines Cemetery Tribute

Funeral services were held Monday April 23 at 1 30 p m from the Garden Chapel. The Rev Clifford F Perron of Pella Baptist Church officiated with Mr Henry Cox assisting. Burial followed at Jakwood Cemetery. The family thanks friends for kindness and support during Godfrey TH Bevan's illness at Veterans Hospital in Des Moines.

M. Glenn Heckett Des Moines Methodist Hospital Mewkett Garden Chapel Clifford F. Perron Pella Baptist Church Henry Cox Jakwood Cemetery

Van Arkel Rites Held for Newton Resident

Arie Van Arkel born September 1800 in the Netherlands died April 16 at Skiff Memorial Hospital Newton at 60. He came to America February 10 1915 and married Ev Splint with three children surviving. Funeral services were at Morgan Funeral Home Newton with Rev. Grasman officiating. Burial in Newton Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were nephews William Anie Joe Van Arkel Clarence Laverman Francis Hoo Wilbur.

Arie van Arkel Netherands Aytay Newton Ev Splint Grude Klyn Kilduff Dorothy Sherratt Morgan Funeral Home David Grasman Newton Morial Gardens Marion Welle Leis Stanton J. 8. Adams del Wilson Wer William Anie Joe van Arkel Clarence Laverman Francis Hoo Wilbur

Obituary Notice for Marie Rietveld Aged 78

Mrs Marie Rietveld passed away at age 78 at the home of her sisters Misses Cora and Katherine Rietveld on Tuesday morning. Funeral held on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from Dyk Funeral Home. Interment at Tam Cemetery. Obituary next week.

Marie Cora Katherine Rietveld

Arnold Kamerick’s Early Life and Navy Service Hint

Arnold Kamerick grew up near Pella Iowa after early schooling in his youth. He enlisted in the United States Navy on August 19, 1917, serving four years in the Pacific during World War I. His tour included stations at San Diego Maui and Palm Hospital, with discharge noted on December 11, 1945.

Oskilunsit Pella Towa South Portersilly School United States Navy Pacife Navy US Naval Training Center San Diego California Island of Maui Hawaii Palm

Memorial Notice for John Kamerick in Knoxville

John Kamerick, a Knoxville mechanic and Navy veteran, died recently leaving his wife Beverly Bittner Kamerick of Knoxville and his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Kamerick of Pella. Surviving siblings include Golmore Donald and Murray Kamerick of Pella, Mrs. David Van Wyk of Kellogg, and Mrs. Hans De Vries of Oskaloosa. Funeral services were held April 24, 1951, in Garden Chapel with burial at Knox Cemetery.

Beverly Bittner Frank Bittner Knoxville Jen Eugene Beverly John Kamerick Pella Golmore Donald Murray David van’ Wyk Kellogg Hans de Vries Oskaloosa Veterans of Foreign Wars Kamerick Collins Motor Co

Card of Thanks for Arnold Kamerick Death

The Kamerick family thanks neighbors and friends for aid and expressions of sympathy after Arnold Kamerick’s death. Mrs. Arnold Kamerick, Mr. and Mrs. John Kamerick and Children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bittner acknowledge flowers and tokens of respect.

Arnold Kamerick John Kamerick Frank Bittner

Nursing Pigs Should Have Extra Feeds

Extension swine specialist Quaife from Towte College urges early feeding beyond sow milk to boost pig growth and thrift. He advises a creep or accessible special feed, noting about four fifths of Iowa Master Producers start pigs on rolled oats for starter rations.

Quaife Towte College Towa

Ant feeding guidance for pigs with mixed ant rations

A swine specialist recommends rapid feeding adjustments including B-12 concentrate per ton of rolled ants or mulled ants, with one-fourth ground onts mixed with hulled ants to maintain pork quality. Add trace mineral blends with oats and with shelled ion and protein supplement when pigs reach four weeks, continuing until weaning.

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