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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

3

Obituary for Harry Hesselink of Pella Arizona Death

Harry Hesselink of Pella died at 12 28 p m Sunday November 28 in Patagonia Arizona He was a lifelong machinist in Pella He married Margaret Jame Ath in 1888 and had children Frederick Freda Chretine Harry William and Mrs tert South Survivors include three brothers Frederick A James F and John Hesselink and five nieces and nephews From Voda California to Onts none of the details are fully clear.

Harry Hesselink Pella Patagonia Azona Hex Town Harry William Anizemac Tert China Lake California Shir Jey Mark Smith Frederick A. Hesselink James F. Hesselink Voda John HW. Hesselink Bie Dena Keont Mar Ttas Beth Onts

Funeral services held for Rural resident in Patageni

Funeral services were held Tuesday November 50th at 2 00 p m Communel in Patageni with the Reverend Dale Dunbar officiating. Rural was buried in Rural cemetery there.

Patageni Dale Dunbar

Incomplete biographical sketch of Gerrit Smorenburg obituary

Fragmentary OCR notes describe birth, death, and burial details for Gerrit Smorenburg also known as Gernot Smerentang. It mentions a daughter, family names Bertha and Cor iasca, and a service held at a cemetery in Bella with a Reverend officiating, December service time.

Obituary of Joe Slycord Conneha in Iowa death notice

Joe Slycord Conneha, born April 24, 1870, near Della, Iowa, died December ? at the State Hospital in Montezuma at age 78 years, 7 months, 8 days. He married Ettadavank on February 24, and had children Henrietta and Rate. Surviving relatives include grandchildren in Ene wood Colorado and Bella, his wife’s family. numerous siblings and an extensive decedent list. Funeral services were held December 8 at the Central Home with Rev A Haverkamp, burial at Sand Ridge Cemetery, with thanks to neighbors and friends for support and floral tokens.

Gernot Smerentang Gertrenbuin Coriasca Bertha Tueventearg Sean Manent Heise UN Delta Elock Butawa Bella Yeond Rornelis Janad Conneha Della State Hospital Miant Iowa Ettadavank Henrietta Enewood Colorado Rate Sik

Obituary for Minnie Van Boale of Otley and Monroe area

Minnie Van Boale died at the Home for the Aged on December 2 after living in Otley and Pete communities. She was born January 28 in Hethel near Pella Tawa and married Vic De Bruyn. Funeral services were held December 7, 1048, from the Home for the Aged and First Reformed Church with Rev. A Haverkamp officiating. Interment at Onkwoud.

Minnie van Boale Jacob van Boale Lena van Vark Hethel Pella Tawa TMK Vic Detrinyn Gabe Vane Monroe Wellin Vanale Oskaloora de Bruyn Otley Pete Home For Thest Reformed Church Tursiay First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Onkwoud

thanks for support after sister Minnie De Bruyn's death

The family of Minnie De Bruyn expresses gratitude to thoughtful friends who remembered her during illness and after passing. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. D Geenen for counsel and comfort, and to those who sent flowers as tokens of respect.

Rew. Haverkamp Verhey de Brayn Nick Heemstra Tony Johnston Minnie de Bruyn D. Geenen

Knoxville Voters Approve City Airport Levy

Knoxville voters narrow tally approves a municipal airport levy amid tepid enthusiasm. Ward results show 22k for and 479 against. decision enables tax levy and bond issuance pending sewer project financing and city council steps. Knoxville Journal.

Knoxville Tues Dlvetion Gut Leys Wardas Agen Sud Knoxville Journal

Married Playmate Ties the Knot in Gladbrook

Henry Engel wed Annamarie Dohrn of Germany in Gladbrook. Dohrn came with her nine year old daughter on September 16. Dohrn was widowed during the war.

Gladbrook Henry Engel Annamarie Dohrn Germany

Push Button Farming At Wisconsin Electric Lab

Wisconsin researchers test “push button” methods to run barns load silos and deliver hot and cold water to the milk house. Electric kitchens feature a U shaped installation with a fridge range dishwasher and washer dryer. The project claims 30 percent time and labor savings and aims to free farm wives for chores growth and community activity.

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Electric Research Farm University

State Breeders Seek New Chick With More Meat

Poultrymen gather to boost meat-type chickens under the Chicken of Tomorrow program. The three year effort aims to improve plumpness and economic production, with A&P Foods continuing sponsorship and regional contests planned for 1960 leading to a 1961 national final.

Delaware Shrader A & P Food Stores al Triads Iawa Chicken of Tomorrow Tate W. R. Whitfield Extension Poultryman State College Ames Dela Webs Bntepend

Prospects Bright for Farm Prices

Prospects for farm prices appear bright as European recovery spending through April 19 could bolster business activity in the first half of March. Economist Francis Katish notes a lag in Postram's recovery schedule, implying rye spending will slow until the program uses the altered funds in the specified years.

Francis Katish Witc Aiwat

ERP Spending Shifts Toward Agriculture and Equipment

ERP spending lists agricultural products, mainly grain, as the largest allotments while production equipment and industrial goods orders rise. Shortages of steel and metals persist, and delayed payments after orders compounds the strain on supply chains.

Kutish

Wintertime outlook from wartime spending patterns

The article notes that 5.3 billion dollars will not be spent until early 1949 and that larger supplies may keep business activity and demand around current levels. Farm output may fall relative to earlier months due to added supplies, not weaker demand, according to Katish.

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