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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1945

Page

8

Rural County Notes on Farm Work and Local Families

Peter Slykhvis improves after latest report while Jimmy Buttery has tonsil removal. Monda Red Rock school board meets at Joe Templeton home to oversee a rapidly progressing school house project. Warrick Bros. cut a forty acre field of oats, with tying and shocking in progress at multiple farms including Templeton and Karr properties. Canary grain sample delivered. Willene Weidhuizen employed in Pella. Louise Carter staying with son in Knox. Numerous visits and family news across Templeton, Karr, Carter, Palmers, and Ranothers with births and hospital stays noted. A baby girl named Marcella Handstra born July 30 at 2 am. grandparents celebrated.

Roy Karr Peter Slykhvis Jimmy Buttery Monda Red Rock Joe Templeton Warrick Bros Hinde Clyde Carnahan Templeton Willene Weidhuizen Pella Louise Carter Gerald Carter Knox Lenora Jimmy Ronald Sinelair Carter Leonard Palmer Bryan Kate Blanche Templeton Daugters Kate Karr Denzil Condra Nonekabaugh Dune Ronnie Lynn Darlene Ballard Billy Gene Karr Rickabaugh Will Threshy van Heheen S Atieast Joby Lille John Schippers Monroe Tharp Aeasement Otate Aart Vitermarkt Prairie City Tuesening Andrew Marion Aathers Ahaska Hospital Wosn William Bandstra Marcella Handstra Johanna Renaud Charles Vander Kolk

Community Party at Otley School House Friday

The Community Party will be held at Otley school house on Friday evening August 10 with a dogpatch costume contest and fines for those not in costume. A special program is planned and attendees are asked to bring their own sandwiches or cookies while drinks are provided by the committee.

Charles Vander Kelk Otley Hill Billy

Centennial Circle Residents Share Week’s Visits and News

Miss Joyce Van Roekel and Miss Alice Ann Van Zante recover from red measles and minor injuries respectively while visits occur among Vandehaar, Overbergen, Van Engelenhoven, Gosselink, and Van Zante families. Tony De Jong injured fixing a telephone pole. threshing begins as rainfall interrupts farming activity.

Joan Vandehaar Joyce van Roekel Henry Va Kel Rev. Termaat Connie van Engelenhoven Heney van Roekel C. Uitether Overbergen Sat- Allen Plietstra C. van En

Heap O' Livin' Club Meets At Den Hartog Home

In Leighton News Obs, the Heap O' Livin' Club held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs J C Den Hartog's home with nine members present. Group singing led by Mrs H W Vander Linden. Reports on Red Cross and Gift Committee. Various local residents noted visiting, leaves, suppers, and park picnics with family and neighbors across Pella Rose Hill and West Market Park locations.

den Hartog Heap O' Livin J.C. den i Tox Nin H.W. Vander Linden Red Cross Harry den Burger T. D. Beintema Dwight Douglas de Prenger Wm. de Prenger Herbert de Prenger Great Lakes I. Kuperus Cornie van Engelenhoven L. Ozinga D. C Henry den Joy TLM Cora den Hartog Anna Hell Esther Connie J. C

Harvest Assistance and Family Visits Around Prairie City

Art Vander Werff and sons Johnny and Bert helped with harvesting at the Gysbert Van Engelenburg home near Prairie City while Mary Vanden Berg and Mrs Johnny Vander Werff shared visits. Texas guests Andrew Verwers and family, plus Des Moines visitors Lester Boat and family, and Sully guests Na Blom and others joined at local homes. Aric Vink visited Peter Ippel at Oskaloosa but reported not feeling well.

Mary Vanden Berg Arthur Vander Werff Gysbert van Engelenburg Prairie City Johnny Vander Werff John Vanden Berg Art Vander Werff Johnny Bert Andrew Verwers Texas John van Veen Lester Boat Des Moines Delbert Schrader Tunis Blom Donna Lou Carol Marvin Floyd Sully Aric Vink Peter Ippel Oskaloosa

Community News Highlights From Peoria and Nearby

Peoria News reports arrivals and visits from Rey and De Jong families of Kalamazoo Michigan along with Mrs Jack Postumus and Marian Ruth of Fremont Michigan. Local gatherings include Cornelius Boerelyn hosting twenty seven guests on July 26 and a 22 day furlough return of Sgt Clarence Vos from Colorado Springs. A large youth picnic at Swimming Pool Park in Pella featured many Vander Molen and related families with a varied menu and social turnout.

Anna Vander Melen Rey Peter de Jong Kalamazoo Mich de Jong Anne C. de Jong Pella Jack Postumus Daugter Marian Ruth Fremont Michigan Posthumus George Dear Otto Vos Henry Dahm Otto Pethoven Kryn Vos Cornie Vos Leighton Adrian Vos Cornelius Boerelyn Cecil Vander Molen Jacob Vander Molen Bert Hagen Gretta van Wyk C. Boerelyn Clarence Vos Harry van Roekel Monroe Palla Greda Vander Molen Rachel Lou Vander Molen Hilda Vander Molen Cathryn Vander Molen Edith Mae Jonker Junella Nieuwama Ila van Wyk Anna Vander Molen Rachel Mae Vander Molen Thressa Swank Leonebelle Swank Alyda Stam Oskaloosa Case Vander Hart Bernard Vander Molen Louis Vander Molen Leonard Veldhuizen Ralph Hoksbergen

Monroe News Briefs Highlight Local Births and Visits

The Monroe News summarizes a series of community notices, including a Baptist meeting with a fried chicken dinner at Maytae Park Newton and a list of attendees. It also notes Elizabeth’s 12th birthday party at home, visits by residents to Cherokee Iowa and Ames, and several family moves, plus 4 H Club tour plans, new births at local hospitals and military connections.

S. Jnior BY. of the Baptist Maytae Park Newton Rev. J. Pace Helen Jones Marie van Wyk Lois den Otter Anna Mae Ballard Vena Vriexelaar Doris Jones Dale Wayne Paul van. Donald Burton Dew John Vriezelaar Klaas Burton Dean Kool Dale Ones Mr. Krower Forrest Math Cherokee Freeda Darlene Baird Omaha Nebr B. Ballard Velma Boyd Ames Monroe Carl Shannon Fther Ruth Chicago Carolyn Shannon Mary Shannon Clyde Shannon Southern Hustlers 4-H Club Colfax Ray Valentine Lea Schneil Schneider Chi Worth Richard Kane Orn Skiff Menial Hospital Mary Ella Lutz Effie Shannon Eloise Wilson Rosemary Millisack Lucille Wall Clear Lake Elze Youngkin John Youngink Roy Youngkin USNR Elze

Summit News Hidden Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings

The Frank Aalbers home welcomed a new girl named Helen Joyce. Numerous relatives visited and spent time in Pella Cedar Falls Omaha and Des Moines as families gathered for services furloughs and weekend stays. Highlights include Lt Robert Van Roekel home on furlough and multiple Vriezelaar and Breed family mentions with various weekend visits and birthday style gatherings.

H. W. Vriezelaar Frank Aalbers Helen Joyce Mathew Olivie Pella John den Otter Gerald Schippers Pleasantville Gerald den Otter Effie Heematra Omaha Nebraska Neal Heematra Madeline Vriezelaar Cedar Falls Dave Roorda Mier van Doorninck Coralee Vriezelaar Marcene Breed Ann Dykstra Aurora Illinoia A. L. Dykstra Helen Dykstra Louis van Roekel Robert van Roekel Toyeg Vriezelaar Wilma van Wyngarden Des Moines Roy Buitenwerft Prairie City Don Vriezelast

Local residents share visits and farm updates near Otley Pella

Fifield News notes activities around Otley and Pella including visits by Loretha D of Otley to cousins Darlene and Logan Kuiper, Bert Van Zee’s farm wired for electricity, and oat cutting by Yella Menninga for Henry Menninga. Shoppers at Pella include John and Albert. Firemen’s Frolic at Monroe attracts many from area. Threshing begins at Gerrit Dieleman’s near the four mile crossing.

Grose Kuikendoh Tucker Oley Bert van Zee Marion den Adet Ohn de Kuiken Nes Yella Menninga Henry Menninga C.J. Kuiken Rove Joyce Arie Beyer Otley Lorentha Dykstra Darlene Logan Kuiper Bernice Howard Menningn Marriot John Albert Pella Monroe Gerrit Dieleman 4 Mile

Seed Testing Fee Raised to One Dollar per Sample

Iowa State College Seed Laboratory news announces seed testing costs rising to 1.00 per sample to cover testing for purity, noxious weed seeds, and germination. Cost gap covered by state appropriations. residents may submit samples with 1.00 each for full analysis. Marion County Farm Bureau offers one free sample per member to ease transition.

Iowa State College Eed Laboratory State Department of Agriculture R. H. Porter College Seeds Laboratory Iowa Iowa State College Laboratory Ames College Porter Marion County Marion County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Board

Franchise hearing for Celia Co operative Electric in Marion County

The Iowa State Commerce Commission sets August 28, 1945 at 10:00 a.m. in Des Moines for a hearing on Celia Co operative Electric Association's petition for a franchise to erect operate and maintain electric transmission lines across described lands highways and streams in Marion County Objections must be filed in triplicate ten days before the hearing with authority to act for objectors.

1Owwas Commerce Commission Marion County Celia Co-operative Electric Association Pe! Towa Towa State Commerce Commission Des Moines Iowa Dex Moines Towa Uly

Veterans Priority At OPA For Civil Service Jobs

Walter D. Kline, Des Moines District OPA Director, states that employment opportunities within OPA should be offered first to veterans. Eligible veterans seeking positions are to be referred immediately to local Civil Service representatives or designated post officers for consideration.

OPA Walter D. Kline Des Moines Civil Service Toenl

Blight Threatens Peony Plants In Spring Weather

Iowa State extension horticulturist Larry Grove warns blight may topple peony stems in wet spring conditions. Readily observed symptoms include rotted bases and discolored stems with buds that fail to bloom. Remove and burn diseased parts and replace soil, adding sand if soil is heavy to keep the area dry.

Larry Grove Iowa State College

No Increase on Corn Ceiling Prices Declared

The OPA reports no rise in ceiling prices for corn across all grades. The agency notes conditions in some areas are worse than last year, but overall supply prospects offset by harvests in other regions.

OPA

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