A Small Boy Learns Through Play
A brief note extols the value of children's play for mind and body, praising free running, yelling, and constructive activity while acknowledging adults’ discomfort and the need for parental interest and guidance.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
2
A brief note extols the value of children's play for mind and body, praising free running, yelling, and constructive activity while acknowledging adults’ discomfort and the need for parental interest and guidance.
Local brief items from Pella Iowa and nearby towns show family visits vacations and hospital updates. Notables include Fox family travel to Somerville New Jersey with Ila and relatives, a July hospital discharge, and various residents away on trips or staying with kin.
A local guide details preserving peaches with raw and hot pack methods, including salt and vinegar water to prevent darkening, jar filling tips, and processing times for pints and quarts. It suggests new peach dishes like cottage cheese salad and peach ice cream to use canned fruit year round.
church notes for FIRST REFORMED CHURCH list guest preacher Rev Arthur Bennink at both morning services and evening service. includes Elijah themed Bible school topic Elijah a Courageous Prophet and sermons robes washed white and So All Christ’s Coming. also notes junior senior C E Society topics and radio program Temple Tim over Waterton Tion with Rev Harland Steel on Christ is Wesal.
A gospel meeting is announced with Chet Clarkson as Sunday evening speaker. The event follows Bible study and supper, inviting attendees to join in the service and takeaway messages.
M Gritters and Pistor lead mam. service themes with Our Triumph in Christ. The Protestant Reformed Hour airs Wednesdays at 2:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Boone Station 1260, inviting listeners to hear religious programming.
Morning service features guest speaker Marion Nollen and evening service with Rev. Marion Nolen. Due to sanctuary redecorating, all services will be held in the church basement.
Sunday services at First Christian Reformed Church include 9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Morning Worship and communion. Evening programs feature 6:20 pm Overcome Whats Your Answer and 7:20 pm Evangelistic Come and be refreshed spiritually. Midweek prayer and Bible study at 5 pm Wednesday.
Pella Baptist Church led by Minister Cliford F. Perron forms worship with Holy Communion to be conducted. Communion Thoughts are set as the sermon topic.
Morning worship 20 pan. Afternoon service at 5:00 pan. Family vesper by pastor and family broadcast on KWDM 015 De Moines. Local notice details the church events and times for worship services.
St Mary Catholic Church schedules mass every Sunday morning at 6 00. The note confirms weekly service timing at the church.
Iowa extension and farm federation groups plan a musical program featuring Corning choir and Beethovens style arrangements. The stars include college extensions and regional music groups in a statewide cultural project.
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 29 a five month old pig brought 1100 dollars another sold for 1000 dollars at the 6th National Duroc Congress in Cedar Rapids despite heat and harvest. the two day event drew 1592 attendees from 28 states with judging conferences carcass demos and a grand sale of 236 Duroc bred gilts spring boars and more.
The auction featured a $1,100 top spring boar consigned by Fenmar Farms and bought by Dunlap & Nickle of Batesville Mississippi. Other top prices included a $550 bred gilt from Martin Katter and Son and a $1,000 second spring boar from Ottoinger & Sons. Iowa consignor Gregor Vaske & Son sold a spring boar for $400. The sale showed strong demand with 68 prize winners averaging $263 overall. spring boars averaged $822.25, bred gilts $251, ribbon gilts $207. Knotek Bros. led the pen of three spring gilts at $275 each.
Iowa State College extension garden specialist Mason W Reger promotes Chinese cabbage as high in vitamins A and C and good for salads. He notes Iowa gardeners grow little of it and offers planting tips including July timing, seedbed prep, direct sowing on wet soil, and row coverings to keep the soil cool and damp.
Post votes to raise Legion dues to five dollars this year from members of the Sixth District organization. Oren Van Niewans to issue 1951 membership cards. Members may pay 1961 dues to Bert Hols Ray De Wit or Adjutant Vivian Weirather. Picnic details to follow for Legion and Auxiliary at Pella Swimming Pool Park on Tuesday night August 15 at 6 30. Bologna and beverages served after meeting. By Oren Van Niewaal Public Relation Seene Post 89 Member A 1 AL
Peter Hagen of Prairie City purchased the 128 acre farm offered at public auction near Prairie City on August 2. De Haan, agent, and Jake De Haan, guardian, acted as representatives. Purchase price was 300.00 per acre.
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