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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
4
The M and M 4-H clubs met Gloria Ter Meer on March 1 to display projects for the group. A demonstration covered skinning and cutting with programs by Vander Ploer and others. Participants included Wamiic Froest, sewing, and Giore Ter Meer among the performers. Reporter Dieme Gunbs%
The Good contest judges were Mrs A Nolen and Mon M De Brin. They selected Jean Vander Beek as first and Masine Wymgar as a winner in the pageant, reflecting the local event’s competitive judging.
The notice lists Regimen selections with Gonnie Guemunt fire and Bur Bogaard as runners up, amid jumings. Ninry Vam Bieuk is highlighted as Zirat. Summaries mention Sum Taner Bedk leading a game unminged by all and refreshments by two individuals. The mex meeting is scheduled for Ammil 1 with Pemex Roorde ne Swuriesr.
An OCR fragment reports a Leighon series meeting with multiple attendees and roles. Names like Ginnie Vanier Wik Connie Gow Cyn thia De Pronger and Kaine Wingard appear, with references to selections and performances. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
At the home of Tite Candy am geil there were members and six restsemenent. Roll call noted newe item one neve road avemtle. Team demonstrations by Gloria Wer Meer and Card Vander Fiver op Seams amd Home and by Linda Wam Reske and Joan De Graf am Panera Kotes. Time Goods tend 2 jam. After the mesting the corpses were updated. Reporver Dinne Gandy.
Richlard Codetters presents Tim Mr Kashin tid skew the tour of rume jou day. The meeting closed by the OH Flag Pledge. The Mare meeting of the County Life 42 club held at Peter B Van Gorp home, members answered roll call on favorite car. Signs handed out for project at least 73 percent success. A delegate to be chosen for chart tenure at Ames, one person from each 4 club. Three day event. Reporter Lovis Kamerick.
A visitor attended the Maren 10 event of the Tee Nage Toilers 40 club. The program featured demonstrations on mending, sewing, and fashion topics led by Jane Teplecen Boutie De Joud Lois Axl and Chaise Knocher Brenée Onmargim. Talks covered stitches, textile care, and timely craft tips.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Fey Zine Zedier Apel 14 and Vautier Wil, with unclear actions. The readable bits hint at social or family notes, but concrete events, dates, or locations are not provided to form a clear news item. This item remains inconclusive due to missing context.
Mrs. Spain dies while in Skiff Memorial Hospital. The community learns of her passing as other local residents are noted visiting, sending prayers, and sharing condolences. The report mentions family members, church activities, and local gatherings connected to the deceased’s circle.
Prominent claim that extra corn profits come from using modern herbicides. Atrazine and Limazine are cited as effective weed control boosting yields and profits, with seed, fertilizer, and equipment costs noted. A contact address in Ardsley, New York is given for further information.
Reporter Linda Burkley notes a club event titled better grooming contest scheduled for May 5 on the Avenue of Spices. Details are sparse but indicate a local club activity focused on grooming.
Plans discussed at a meeting in Mey with Jerzy De Pes rive ox presenting a salle. The agenda included organizing a cid sour and cleaning two paint form materials.
Honorees include Jin Honelod Simm Nolen son of Mr and Mrs Himer Nollen of Pella among seven men recognized by the university. The all-university Men Leadership Dux marks standout junior and senior men. Seven were honored, with 15 slated for Cardinal Kes Guriing Weisbea ceremonies on May 2.
If you had self-employment income of 400 dollars or more in 1961 you must file a Federal income tax return.
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