Dismissals And Local Visits Highlight Pella Chronicle
Pella Iowa Chronicle reports Mrs Elmer Newendorp was dismissed from Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa after polio diagnosis. Mrs E V Goad to Iowa City for major surgery. Many local residents and visitors listed from Leighton Leighton Charter Oak Ames Hamilton Detroit and Chicago with hospital notes, family trips, and church notices.
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First Reformed Church
Elmer Newendorp
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
E. V. Goad
University Hospital
Iowa City
Esther Overbergen
Leighton
van Heukelom
Miss Overbergen
van Heukeloms
Hamilton
Michigan
Ten Pas
Maatman
Kaper
Ten Brink
Rigterink
Paul Larson
Charter Oak
Kenneth Larson
Ames
Frances van Maanen
Wm. van Maanen
Allen Rempe
School is a Strange World to the Beginner
A child on first day in a modern kindergarten finds the room vast and unfamiliar. The ceiling seems high, the teacher distant, and the many windows and sea of desks feel daunting. Play equipment overwhelms the newcomer as he adjusts away from his mother’s close contact.
Bloody highway lesson ends in summons for good Samaritan
A patrolman recalls stopping a motorist who had helped at a fatal bridge crash. The driver boasted of aiding victims, then sped and passed illegally. In a 50 mph zone the officer cited him, noting the sight of blood on the highway had not taught him a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hullihan
Black Hawk Attends Fort Madison 1838 Fourth of July
Indian chieftain Chief Black Hawk joins a July 4 celebration at Ft. Madison in 1838 where 14 toasts are given, including a tribute to the illustrious guest. The event marks a notable public appearance by Black Hawk among American celebrants.
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Black Hawk
Ft. Madison
Preparing children for the first day of school
The article describes pre arrival visits to kindergarten, parent guidance during the Summer Round up medicals, and walks on school grounds to ease children into school life. It notes mixed feelings as some children look forward to school while others fear disruption from admonitions and the desire to be taken home.
Speaker of the House Rarely Becomes President in History
The speaker has only once ascended to the presidency when James K. Polk won the office in 1844, making the event a unique constitutional pathway.
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James K. Polk
BUILD TERRACES- (Continued from Page 1)
Federal cost share payments cover most construction costs and design changes make terraces practical. Research by SCS and Town Agricultural Experiment Station shows ridge height reduction and wider spaces between ridges. Terraces reduce 96 to 98 percent of soil loss from sloped farming and boost yields by reducing runoff. Some farmers build terraces with a moldboard plow, averaging half a mile daily. Construction timing, waterway setup, and ACP compliance are required, with SCS aid available for planning and layout.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Seebach
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