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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1954

Page

2

Local families share holiday travels and births in Mahaska area

Mr and Mrs Harold Mathes plan homecoming from Phoenix after visiting twin sister Mrs Charley Riemersma. Several relatives mark hospital stays births and weddings in Oskaloosa Leighton Knoxville and Des Moines with arrivals by December 22 and a baby boy born to the Kuyk family.

Harold Mathes Phoenix Arizona Charley Riemersma Riemersma Mrs. Mathes Mr. Riemersma William Bill) Kilpatrick Mercy Hosital Oskaloosa Mr. Kilpatrick Rosscreen Company Vernie Neil Jr Beacon Mahaska Hospital Edith Roorda Mason City Ethel Angeline Roorda John Boerelyn Leighton Mercy Hospital Melvin Trueblood Ben Fynaardt Nettie Meyer Pella Max Kuyk Kuyks Tommie Julie Newcomer John

Our Men in Military Service Thomassen Selected for Radio Operators School

Mr and Mrs Harold Thomassen of 414 Liberty St Pella Iowa have been chosen to attend the 5th Armored Division Radio Operators School. Over a 12 week course he will learn operation and maintenance of Signal Corps radios and to receive and transmit International Morse code.

Harold Thomassen Liberty St Pella 5Th Armored Division Thomassen Signal Corps

Soldiers' Addresses From Camp Carson to Fort Bliss

List of service members and unit postings includes Cpl. Gerald P. Van Sant at Camp Carson Colorado Pvt. John G. Vroom at Fort Bliss Texas Pfc Deverne N. Schippers of Ba angst FA Bn 8th Division with service numbers 55313507 55491674 55313530 in the same notice showing addresses and unit assignments.

Cpl Gerald P. van Sant Camp Carson Colorado John G. Vroom Fort Bliss Texas Deverne N. Schippers

Day in Court and Excursion Planned For School Children

Marion County Bar Association president William Hardin spoke to the Marion County Superintendents Club in Knoxville about a spring mock trial for high school seniors with a district judge. Lyman Eells outlined a May 28 Chicago excursion by rail for $13.80 adults and $9.15 for children 12 and under, including meals and a Gray Line tour. Nearly 700 benefited last year. Knoxville and Pella Christian were represented. The next meeting is January 20. C. C. Buerkens of Pella is president, with C. S. Thomas as secretary.

William Hardin Marion County Bar Association Marion County Superintendents Club Knoxville Assation Theigh Lyman Eells Chicago Burlington Railroad Fred Harvey Pella

Pigs Gain Better When Drinking Water Is Free of Ice

Iowa State College agricultural engineers report heated waterers reduce ice in stock waterers. Over a 10 week winter, hogs with warmed water gained more weight than those hand watered. An automatic thermostat setting kept water unfrozen, improving feed efficiency.

Towa Iowa State College Agricultural Engineers

Insulated shelter cuts cost to keep water ice free

Agricultural engineers tested waterer heating at 40 to 48 degrees. They found that 45 to 48 degrees prevented surface freezing with lowest operating cost. Electrically heated waterers plus insulation or covers saved electricity, and placing waterers in a sheltered spot reduced energy use further.

Pella Christian Girls Triumph. Boys Fall to Sully

Pella Christian girls defeated Sully 63-39 in a Monday game while the PC boys lost 62-34. Gretta Terpstra led PC girls with 33 points, Jerri Rus added 21. Sully’s Wisgerhof scored 16 and Gerdena De Hoedt 11 to pace the boys.

Pella Christian Girls Sully Girls P.C Sully Pella Gals P. C Gretta Terpstra Jerri Rus Wisgerhof Gerdena de Hoedt

Obituary Mrs Wilhelmina Van Gorp 82 in Oskaloosa

Mrs Wilhelmina Van Gorp died December 19 1954 at Hill Nursing Home Oskaloosa Iowa after a long illness aged 82 years 9 months 12 days Born March 7 1872 in Pella Iowa daughter of Otto Pethoven and Martha De Bruin Survived by daughter in law Mrs Martin J De Jong grandsons Albert Wilbur Charles Paul De Jong six great grandchildren and several siblings and stepchildren Funeral services were held December 21 1954 at Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home and Second Christian Reformed Church with Rev Henry Van der Kam officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery

Wilhelmina Van _Gorp the Hill Nursing Home Oskaloosa Iowa Pella Otto Pethoven Martha de Bruin Martin J. de Jong Albert Wilbur Charles Paul de Jong John Vos E. C. Kruseman G. R. van Heukelem John Bogaards Wm. Goulocze Andrew Pethoven Aaron Vander Vlekkert Neal A. Ver Meer Peter M John M Gerrit

Lambert Van Wyk 12 Dies at Home in Peoria

Lambert Van Wyk age 12 of Peoria Community died at home on Tuesday morning. Funeral services are scheduled Friday at 1 00 p m from the Peoria Christian Reformed Church.

Lambert van Wyk Peoria

Dallas Center Couple Observes 92nd Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C Deemy of Dallas Center marked their wedding anniversary on December 1. He is 92 and she 8.

Dallas Center C. Deemy

Holiday Hospitality Inspired Decorating Ideas For Family Living

Emelda Kunan Iowa State College extension home furnishings specialist urges year round holiday hospitality. Practical tips cover seating, storage, second hand chairs, folding stools, and small updates like chair pads and repainting. She emphasizes personal space for each family member, hobbies, and organized display of children's art through adjustable mats and bulletin boards.

Emelda Kunan Iowa State College Extension Kunan Miss Kunan Childen Emelda K. Iowara

Walter De Kock to Teach at Highlands University

Dr. Walter De Kock a Central College education professor will teach at Highlands University Las Vegas New Mexico from June 11 to August 20. He will offer graduate and senior courses in Educational Psychology Test and Measurements and Personnel and Guidance for about 1500 summer students in a mountain setting.

Walter de Kock Central College Highlands University Las Vegas New Mexico

Animal protein and fat needed by dairy calves

Iowa State College dairy expert M P Lambert reports calves need animal source fat and protein in milk replacers for proper growth. Trials show zero fat in ration yields near starvation, while adding butter oil and lecithin helps growth. lecithin alone fails. Purified animal protein outperforms purified vegetable protein in supporting calf development.

M. R. Lambert Iowa State College Lambert

Boy's candle near tree causes burns in Otley incident

Larry D. Roose six year old son of Mr and Mrs G W Roose Otley was severely burned last week when a lighted candle held by him burned near a Christmas tree. He carried the tree outdoors saving the room from catching fire and suffered second degree burns to hands and arms.

Larry D. Roose G. W. Roose Otley Larry

World confronts effort to shield a public figure's life

A discussion arises over attempts to keep a prominent person’s private living habits from public view. Critics argue transparency versus protection, while supporters cite privacy rights and safety concerns.

Little Dutch Beat Albia 48 42 In Tight Contest

Pella High used balanced scoring and tight defense to down Albia 48 to 42 on home floor. Ken De Wild out with knee injury. Herb Blom 13 and Don Heemstra 12 led scoring for the Little Dutch, with Buyert De Heer and Alvin Heemstra also contributing.

Tom Boat Pella Albia Little Dutch Blue Demons Ken de Wild Herb Blom Getteing Don Heemstra Bob Buyert Gene de Heer Alvin Heemstra Pella Buyert Blom D. Hiem de Heer Albin Mosley Steinbach Clark Grayson Farter Miletich Gladson Immimary Butch Shepard

Central cashes in late free throws in comeback

Central surged in the final minutes, hitting 15 consecutive free throws as Ver Hoef led with six in a row and Busch added four straight, finishing strong after a rough start.

Hope Central van der Linden Youngberg Bush Young Ver Hoef le Busch

Feat sae Ad cad mit bod than a minnate fed

A fragmentary note lists unclear terms and names while reporting a local event. The readable parts hint at a discussion or proposal but lack concrete details. No clear persons organizations dates or places emerge from the text.

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Landing Strip Planned by Coon Rapids on Golf Course

Coon Rapids plans a 2200 foot runway on a local golf course site. The project aims to provide a specialized landing site for aircraft and anticipates benefits for regional air activity.

Coon Rapids

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