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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
7
Notice announces proposed sale of the city owned real estate described as the south 175 feet of the alley in Block 9 Original Plat. A hearing will be held at the City Office in Pella Iowa on May 18 1965 at 7 30 P M for objections. Robert J. Allen City Clerk.
Adrian Crum thanks relatives friends and neighbors for prayers cards visits and gifts while hospitalized in Iowa City Pella and Community Nursing Home Special thanks to pastors Nieman of Pella and Farrell of Monroe doctors nurses and aides for care Also thanks to Pella Markets Jumbos A large B's medium and livestock prices listed including hogs corn oats soybeans and feeder pigs remarks
Milwaukee Wis The United States is the only country in the world that sends CARE packages and it is the only country in the world with a special day set aside to honor mothers. The relief agency CARE now makes Mothers Day an international occasion. CARE packages may now be
A donor sends contributions in a mother's name to the Midwest Regional CARE Office in Milwaukee at 125 E Wells St. The CARE announcement lists the donor and honors the mother, delivery of food packages to overseas needy mothers and children follows. Contributions must be received by May 9 at the Milwaukee office 125 E Wells St Milwaukee WI 53202.
A miscellaneous shower was given for Susan Vander Baan of Whitinsville Massachusetts on Saturday afternoon April 17 at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Joe Dahm. Susan is attending
The Pella Chronicle reports a Dordt College gathering in Sioux Center with attendees including Mrs. M C Van Gorp and others. Refreshments followed a late afternoon event. Separately 95 year old George J Meyer of Rockwell celebrated his birthday on January 11, born in Bavaria and arriving in Iowa in 1885.
State University economist Gene Futrell notes 1964 beef imports fell 29 percent from 1963 with live cattle down 36 percent. January 1965 imports totaled about 30 million pounds, 67 percent below January 1964, amid dockworker strikes and shifting world prices.
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