Rates Classified Display 25C Per Line
Classified display rates listed at 25 cents per line with a note about the schedule. The fragment appears truncated and lacks further details on length, deadlines, or available categories.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
6
Classified display rates listed at 25 cents per line with a note about the schedule. The fragment appears truncated and lacks further details on length, deadlines, or available categories.
Home grown tomatoes offered for sale at 15 cents per pound by Mrs Bruce Heerema contact MA 8 3954. The note ends abruptly but indicates a private sale of fresh produce.
Used machinery listing from Zylstra Bros Inc highlighting tractors including John Deere models, IH and Case gear, combines 60 and 77, NH super baler, Rotary mower, Brayhill trailer sprayer, and A C No. 90. Mentions special prices and baler twine offers.
A set of reunion notices for August 16 list Ver Ploeg, Van Hemert, Grandia, Van Ommen, and Steenhoek events at parks in Pella and Oskaloosa with 6:30 p.m. or noon meal times, plus a Knoxville hearing notice for Ralph J. Ver Meer will and a painting bid call from Pella City Council due by August 20 1962. The document also notes a Mission Fest date change and includes clerk notices from Marion County and Knoxville.
City Clerk of Pella Iowa publishes a plat and schedule on file listing assessments for the Sunset View Broadway West First Street and adjacent areas. The notice specifies 8 to 10 inch sewers, parcel by parcel, with deadlines to file written objections within twenty days after publication dated August 7 1962.
The Vermeer family thanks everyone for acts of kindness during their bereavement. They share that though Ralph is gone his memory inspires them. An old verse speaks of an open gate and a guiding light beyond the road, comforting them with faith in God.
George G. Gaass a longtime Pella resident and prominent attorney died Tuesday evening August 7 1962 at his home 409 W 1st St after illness He was born August 4 1878 in Keokuk Iowa and moved to Pella at age five He graduated Central Academy Central College 1901 and earned a law degree in 1904 plus a masters in political science He married Bess Scholte in 1907 He served on Central College board public school board city attorney city council and led Pella National Bank He held an honorary Doctor of Law from Central College He survived by Bess Scholte Gaass daughter Leonora and Mrs Siebolt Hettling son Peter George six grandchildren and others Funeral services were held Friday August 10 1962 at 10 30 a.m. at Van Dyk Duyen Funeral Home Chapel with Rev John S Terlouw officiating Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella.
In 1888 the U S Department of Agriculture reported most wage earners spent at least half their income on food. Today average per capita spending for food is only one fifth of disposable income.
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