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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1958

Page

3

Fire Destroys Winegar's Garage

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the garage of Wm. D. Winegar Sunday morning at 10 30 on Highway 117 west of the First Reformed Church. The volunteer department saved the home nearby as baptism was held at the church for Joyce Ann Foreman Rhonda Ruth Hiemstra and John Mark Steenhoek.

Wm. D. Winegar Highway 117 First Reformed Church Joyce Ann Foreman Jim Foreman Rhonda Ruth Hiemstra Ronald Hiemstra John Mark Reuben Steenhoek Jim Chandler New South Addition Mabel Frazer Chandlers Herbert Walker Wilden Hospital Des Moines

City Council Orders Snow Shoveling or Fee

Albia city council urged property owners to clear sidewalks after a snow fall or face a city shoveling charge. Commissioner Jack Morgan was instructed to have city crews shovel sidewalks if owners fail to do so within 24 hours, with the cost billed to the property.

Albia Jack Morgan

Minimums for labor rates in historical notice

A brief line indicates a monetary threshold of three dollars, applying as either a minimum payment or hourly rate for labor involved. The fragment implies a standard or policy reference but lacks full context, including parties, dates, or governing authority.

Better Dress Workshop Slated for February

Mahaska County Home Economist Helen Dilger invites ladies to join a February Better Dress Workshop. Sign up at the Extension office in Oskaloosa as two or three sessions will be offered based on interest. Special help will assist with pattern and material selections before meetings.

Elza Kindred Altoona Prairie City Walters Funeral Home Mark Sullivan Roxie Johnson Rock Island Ill H. S. van Vark van Vark American Legion Auxiliary Jim T Weld P. A. Bauer Hallie Kingdon Louise Wagner Raymond Roberts Poppy Fund Mesdames Irma McFadden Henrietta Henken Vernice Dley Gertrude Hanel Edna van Steenbergen Helen Hayes Mary Lou Roberts Vera Head Lottie Bauer Nancy In't Veld Nettie de Gooyer Mahaska County Helen Dilger Oskaloosa

Prairie City observes CROP service at rail tracks

A Crop A dedication service for a large corn load for Christian Rural Overseas Program was held Friday near the Farmers' Cooperative Exchange. Local ministers and Prairie City school students participated. Mr and Mrs Joe L McElveen and family plan a Tampa holiday visit.

Charley Roberts Riley Roberts Bertha van Engelenberg Marvin van Engelenberg Hollandale Minn Prairie City D. W. van Voorhis Reading Circle Nelle Wilson Christian Rural Overseas Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange Joe L. McElveen Tampa Fla

Central Cagers Fall to Buena Vista on Road Trip

Central College lost 72 61 at Buena Vista in Storm Lake on December 18. Central shot 46.2 percent with 24 of 52, but had 26 free throw attempts while Buena Vista earned more trips. John Carle led Central with 20 points before fouling out, Ron Huibregtse added 11, Rich Youngberg 8. The Dutch face Augustana of Illinois next in the William Penn Holiday tournament in Oskaloosa on January 2.

Storm Lake Central College Cagers Buena Vista Beavers Central John Carle Ron Huibregtse Rich Youngberg Carle Augustana of Illinois William Penn Oskaloosa

Oversize two yolk egg found on Kalona farm

A Hen on Joe Hershberger’s Kalona farm laid an extraordinary egg eight and a half inches in circumference. The egg contained two normal yolks and an additional fully shelled egg inside.

Joe Hershberger Kalona

New Food Wrapper Paves Way For Flexible Diets

A corn hybrid edible wrapper may encase diverse foods from peas to spaghetti and become a routine part of family meals. Do it yourself nails use special heat treated steel. A do it yourself escalator allows direction change during off-peak hours by a foot touch at top or bottom.

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