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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1960

Page

2

Lovena Franklin Injured In Trailer Accident

Mary J Franklin reports Lovena Franklin, 8, suffered a broken knee when a wheel fell through a trailer floor while hay baling. She was rushed to Collins Hospital with a cast from waist to foot. Family and neighbors visited, with Lovena hospitalized but stable.

Lovena Franklin Lovera' Arin Franklin Igi Franklin Collins Hospital Hosital Pamela Sandra David G. H. Franklin Cecil McCombsnd Gene Culver W. A. Anderson Dee ‘Iss Pella Fred Hoeksema Dindjghildren Otley Visi Art Tom Fisher Skalyosa G. H. Franklin, Jr William Franklin Hall Clement el Pamela Franklin Forrest Bishop Knoxville Saadra Franklin G. H Dale Laird Moines Avery Ottumwa Shedyl_ Hunt

Newton Families Vacation Travel Highlights

Rev and Mrs Howard Hanko returned home after a three week vacation in Minnesota and other points of interest. Mrs Rox Ver Woert and David visited Council Bluffs with their husband and father. Chester Evers of Home Bible League donated Bibles to the Community Reformed church for pew use. William Van Zee and Mrs Roy Buitenwerf from Prairie City sang a duet at the Community Reformed church. Mr and Mrs John Swank Norman and Anna Olsthoorn returned Friday from a 10 day trip to Yellowstone. Ladies Guild held a special meeting at the Community Reformed church. Guests from Sully First Reformed presented the Macy program. De votions led by Florence Jones, Spiritual Life by Bonnie.

Bruce Heywood Helen Louis Raymond Karr Maude Coster Minnie Dickey W. A.‘ Anderson Minnie de Cook Pelland Milne Knoxville Maude Flor‘Né Percy Clement Old Settlers Prairie City Robert Hindman William Franklin G. H. Franklin Ted Tubbs Florence Neal Charley Bailey Tommy Jessie Adams Floyd Anderson Des Moines W. A. Anderson Ed de Zwarte Donald de Zwarte Pella Arthur Samson Howard P. Hanko Minnesota Rox Ver Woert David Council Bluffs Chester Evers Home Bible League Community Reformed Church William van Zee Roy Buitenwerf John Swank Norman Anna Olsthoorn Yellowstone Ladies Guild First Reformed Church of

Pella League of Men’s Societies to Meet in Newton

A Newton Christian Reformed church event announces a fair mass meeting of the Pella League of Men’s Societies on Thursday September 1 at 7 45 p m Rev D Vander Waal of Peoria will be the speaker The note also mentions baptismal papers transferred to Calvary Christian Reformed church and a fishing trip itinerary involving several individuals.

Arkel Bobby Ed Slings Sherry Nancy Dean Gary Wis- Lost Island Wiekdes AR Samsot Henken Prairies Tony Strayers Calvary Christian’ Reformed Church Pella

DHIA Reports Top Producers in August Dairy Records

DHIA reports list top producers for August. Jughead the Holstein owned by Robert Hoyt of Dallas led with 12,690 pounds milk and 600 pounds butterfat in 305 days. Lawrence Blom of Pella had two grade Holsteins at 14,780 and 11,880 pounds milk, 499 and 471 butterfat. Forrest Hodgson of Pleasantville showed 11,040 pounds milk and 476 butterfat from a grade Holstein. H W Vriezelaar of Otley earned 9,000 pounds milk and 461 butterfat with a registered Guernsey. Bob Jackson, Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association supervisor, oversees the records.

Bob Jackson Marion” County Jughead Robert Hoyt Dallas Lawrence Blom Pella Forrest Hodgson Pleasantville H. W. Vriezelaar Otley Guernsey

Giant sunflower grows from birdseed on LeMars home

A sunflower on the south side of the P.A. VanderMeer home in LeMars has reached 18 feet in height after seeds tossed for birds sprouted. Neighbors note the plant’s rapid growth and its prominence in the yard.

P.A. VanderMeer LeMars

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