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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
2
A recipe fragment outlines beating eggs with sugar and spices for pumpkin pie, adding milk and butter, then assembling in a pastry crust. It also details heating cherry liquid, blending sugar and cornstarch, cooking until thickened, then finishing with butter and cherries.
The text shows a recipe fragment with measurements like teaspoons of salt and canned apples, suggesting multiple pies. It references heating, baking times, crust instructions, and a note about using no. 1 and no. 2 cans. Strong entities include Ti' ape, maka beter, and imu Nate, indicating archaic or garbled source terms.
Dr and Mrs Henry A Bruns ting and others from Toledo Rose Hill and Pella enjoyed a turkey dinner at the Ira De Cook and John Van Rheenen home on Thanksgiving day. Mrs Margaret Van Zee and family spent Sunday with the John Van Rheenen home. Gosselink Visser visited John Lasschuit in Des Moines. Dr G T Van der Lugt left for the National Council of Churches biennial meeting in Denver and will speak at the Colorado Alumni Chapter. Cpl Verle Rinehart returned home on 26 day leave from Camp Lejeune. Verle previously served in the Caribbean. Keith Nibbelink left for the armed forces. New cars and trucks were registered in Knoxville. Mr and Mrs J Muir visiting Holland. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Van Wyke parents of a baby girl born in Mahaska hospital. Mrs Dick Van Zee entered Mercy Hospital for surgery. Virgil Kooistra of Sully admitted to Mahaska Hospital for surgery.
Pella High’s Little Dutch defeated Centerville 42-32 on December 5 at Centerville. Bergman led with 15 points, Verhoeve 13, Archibald and Jones led the Big Reds with 9 each. Substitutes finished strong in the final minutes as Pella stays unbeaten through the game.
Mrs S Sedrel of Pella Iowa won second prize in the Buffet and Vanity Set class in the 1952 Nationwide Crochet Contest announced in New York City. About 125 000 crocheted pieces entered across 840 fairs and blue ribbons were awarded in 16 classifications before finalists were judged in New York.
Final winners were judged on general appearance design workman ship and suitability by leading needlework authorities. Prizes totaled 2500 in cash plus two free trips to New York City. Winning pieces and 3,000 first prize crochet items are exhibited at New York's Hotel McAlpin from December 10 to 12.
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of William Dieleman deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office Marion County Iowa. A hearing is set for 10:00 am December 24, 1952 in Knoxville Iowa to prove the will. Objections must be on file by that date. Jack B. Carpenter Clerk of District Court Dolores M. Loynachan Deputy
Iowa State College economist Sam Thompson says hog profits hinge on market choice. Track daily livestock prices at each market, consider transportation, shrinkage, losses, and charges, then analyze quotations for direction and trend. Sugar has more than five hundred non food uses.
In a Tuesday December 2 game at Memorial Gym Knoxville defeated Pella 51-41 in the first conference outing. Hiemstra led Pella with 11 points while Verhoef scored 9, Simpson led Knoxville with 19 points and Rowley added 18 as the Panthers built a 28-16 halftime lead and held on after fouls sidelined Verhoef and Borgman.
A stove exploded in a Dick in gon county jail last week blackening the entire cell. The sole inmate escaped unharmed as guards investigated the blast and damage to the interior.
A lengthy roster of individuals and family names appears, spanning Gladys Pothoven Leora to Dr. William Wing, with many others including Vander Melen, Vander Ploeg, Van Zee, Vermeer, Swank, and Redeker. The fragment reads like a community contact or candidate or tribute list without clear event or action.
Sunday School begins at 9 45 am with study of Mark fourteen one to eighteen Jesus the Prophet of God Morning worship follows at eleven o clock with a sermon Message by the minister The prayer and rise service meets Wednesday at seven thirty in the church annex Saturday at one thirty reheasal for the Christmas program continues
Russell J. Redeker outlines a full week of services at Third Church featuring morning sermons by Missionary Swart on Africa and evening gatherings led by the pastor Rev. Robert Swart. The program includes Sunday School, Junior and Intermediate C. E. groups, Young People's meetings, and a reception for Missionary Robert Swart with slides of Africa. Radio broadcasts of Temple Time air on KXEL and KBOE with a sermon titled First The First by Rev. H. it.
Edward H Tanis presents The Printed Word and the Living World program followed by youth classes at 6:30, doctrinal study at 7:00, prayer meeting at 7:30, and choir rehearsal at 8:30 amid a weekly church schedule for Wednesday evening.
The Gospel Hall announces a morning service at 10:80 a.m. including the Lord's Supper and a Bible reading. A Bible talk by Mr. inches is planned for 7:30 p.m. on Thursday December 11 with the topic Beginning and Character of the First European Church.
Gritters Pantor Reformed Church held 9 30 services. Tora Day VII and Pan greetings appeared in Erie. Pel was preached, Pan has been given.
Anthony Haverkhong minister leads morning worship and Sunday school with "Jesus Came Not to Send Peace But Sword" theme. Evening praise at 7 30 p.m. Bible study The Sword of the Spirit. Afternoon and evening Christian Endeavor sessions and a Tuesday Prayer and Praise Service listed.
Sunday morning service at Mose Church begins at nine o clock every week with welcome remarks, hymns, and a brief sermon. Officers invite parishioners to attend and participate in post service fellowship.
Graveside services were held December 5 1952 at 2:00 p.m. in Peoria cemetery for the stillborn baby boy of Mr and Mrs Lester Van Wyk officiated by Rev John Geels. Survived by parents a brother Marvin Eugene grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Van Wyk and Mr and Mrs Bert Swank. Baby died December 3 1952 at Mahaska County Hospital Oskaloosa Iowa.
Fayette county resident Elmer Volker endured polio recovery a Car wreck and a tractor accident that cost him the little finger of his left hand. He hopes the run of close calls ends now.
Lars Bak of Milford drove a tractor and was overcome by carbon monoxide. He blacked out and woke in a ditch with a severed artery and multiple cuts and bruises, prompting medical attention and a reported recovery.
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