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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1955

Page

7

Births, hospital notices and local changes in Pella area

A long list of local life events from Mahaska County notes births at Mahaska Hospital Os kaloosa including a son for Dale and Eva Steenhoek Route 1 Pella due August 9 and a daughter for Pat Reysack at Mahaska Hospital August 13. Also listed are hospital admissions discharges marriage and travel plans and personnel changes at local businesses and colleges with names such as Houwelingen Stck De Ronde Van Dussen Pals Vander Linden Van Emmerik Van Zan te and others.

Dale D. Steenhoek Pella Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa John H. Houwelingen Mercy Brant van Maanen Leighton Hay Neal de Ronde Johanna van Dusseldorp Mahaska Willi Lanser Sully Henry Dyktra Jr Monroe Area Mercy Hospital Howard Goscelink C. H. Pale Alexandria Minneapolis Minn Dr. Pals H. K. Pals Grace Lautenbach

The Highway Story: A Quiet Morning Ends in Tragedy

A Monday morning routine for a wife ends abruptly as her husband leaves and a traffic death unfolds. She returns to daily chores unaware of the looming loss, until a minister and highway patrolman arrive on her front steps signaling a fatal crash. The piece reflects on sudden family loss in modern times.

Bob Hullihan

Plan Winter Bedding for Cows From Iowa State Expert

Now is the time to plan bedding for the dairy herd for winter. Donald Voelker at Iowa State College notes needs depend on housing type. In a stanchion barn it takes 4 to 1 ton per cow. in a milking parlor setup 1.44 to 2 tons per cow may be required.

Donald Voelker Iowa State College

One Horse Town in a Prairie Town Poem

Gerrit Vande Geest laments Pella as a bustling town with parks pools and churches yet lacking a hospital. He notes healthy amenities and neighboring towns handling sick patients while addressing the stigma of being called a one horse town. The piece blends humor and critique of local self image.

Pella

Straw bedding and storage guidance for farmers

An agricultural note advises using poorer hay for bedding during drought, as hay lacks straw's water absorption. It recommends storing bedding near the bed area and lists storage volumes per ton for hay, straw, and shavings. Straw should be field harvested promptly after combine, with stalks baled or shredded using new picker shredder machines.

Gene Shore Extension Agricultural Engineer the College Shove

Leighton Iowa Council Hears 1956 Budget Estimate

Leighton Town Council in special session with all members present heard arguments for and against the 1956 budget estimate. Mayor R S Duffus opened the meeting and minutes from the prior session were read and approved.

Leighton Iowa R. S. Duffus

Budget Approval and Adjournment At Leighton Iowa 1955

The council held a regular meeting with all but one member present. Howard Glendenning offered the budget acceptance motion, and Henry Sedrel seconded, resulting in a carried motion. Following routine business, Earl Brummel and Frank Van Haaften moved to adjourn, which also carried. Harold A. De Bruin, Clerk. August 1, 1955. Bills were read and approved. Iowa Power and Light Co. billed $22.65 for street lights and Pella Chronicle $5.74 for council proceedings. The meeting adjourned.

Howard Glendening Henry Sedrel Earl Brummel Frank van Haaften Harold A. de Bruin Leighton Iowa Harry Denburger Iowa Power and Light Co Pella’ Chronicle

Follow Rules In Buying School Shoes

A short piece notes that four of ten children head back to school in ill fitting shoes liable to injure feet. A national foot health survey finds parents and schools neglect foot care, urging careful selection of children's footwear and accessories.

National Foot “Health Organization

Back to school shoe fitting tips for mothers

Mothers should visit a reputable shoe retailer trained to fit children's feet. Do not reuse older shoes for younger siblings as feet are unique and misfit shoes can harm growth. Choose supple leather uppers and flexible soles for firm support.

Childen

Massena Mayor Hurt In Park Accident

Massena mayor Dale Wolford was injured after slipping on loose dirt in a city park and falling against a post. The fall damaged his jaw and loosened several teeth, leading to the cancellation of his welcoming home event for Massena homecomers.

Massena Dale Wolford

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