Local Social Notes From Pella And Vicinity
Pella and surrounding towns feature visits and family matters. Mrs. Caccals and Is Ina De Gooyer visit in Sadler and Prairie City. Ver Hel illness improves. Family gatherings include Steeman, Stegeman, Shaw, De Wit, and Vander Linden households. Several residents travel to visit relatives, attend baptisms or hospital stays, while others recover from operations and illnesses. Legal citizenship papers granted to several locals. a fire at 401 Union Street is extinguished quickly.
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Californa
Walkers
Corey
Ina de Gooyer
Anne de Gooyer
Crane Cit
Will
Sioux City
Miss Nettley
Los Ange- de Gooyer
Prairie Cine
He de Gooyer
Sadler
Williams
de Wit
Peter Bloem
Gerrit, Penhomia
Monroe M
Grannie’s pork and beans fixes and bold recipes
The piece presents Grannie claiming she can make any food shine and shares pork and beans as a base for varied dishes. It outlines ideas like pork and beans with relish as a salad, a one dish meal with tomato soup, and two specific recipes Glazed Ham and Bean Rolls and Savory Bean Casserole with details on ingredients, layering, baking times, and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Hospers Man Andrew Ver Doorn Reported Missing
Relatives and friends search for Andrew Ver Doorn a 27 year old Hospers man who disappeared after leaving for Litchfield Minnesota January 16. Police traced his car in Minneapolis while broadcasts issued. Amnesia is suspected. he was to wed January 26 and had planned real estate dealings.
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Andrew Ver Doorn
Hospers
Litchfield
Minn
John
Henry
Henrietta Rensink
Andrew
Minneapolis
Ver Doorn
Alton
World's Largest Dam Said To Be On Dnie River
The item claims the Dnie river dam in Soviet Russia is the largest in the world and built by American engineers. It also notes an operation revealing about 200 shoemaker's brads in Jake Rheinheimer's stomach ending his career at age 77. It mentions grasses suitable for shade including Rhode Island bent creeping bent and Canadian bluegrass.
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Dnie
Soviet Russia
Jake Rheinheimer
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Sportsmen May Help Officers to Feed Wild Birds
Winter tightens wildlife food and cover shortages across Iowa, shifting habitat viability. The article urges sportsmen to aid officers by planting food and cover to boost carrying capacity for wildlife during harsh months.
Winter wildlife feeding and shelter programs in Iowa
Iowa conservation officers report extensive winter aid through emergency feeding stations and shelter patches. The State Conservation Commission distributed hegari seed and coordinated corn samples for wildlife food while urging visible cover and snow clearance near feeding sites to sustain local bird and animal populations during prolonged cold and deep snow.
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United Nation Service
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Food Co Chon
Save Your Teeth With Proper Diet and Milk
Mrs. Ethel Austin Martin of the National Dairy Council urges a diet rich in milk, vegetables, and eggs to build sound teeth and prevent decay. She links nutrition to dental health, noting calcium deficiency as a major cause of defects and stresses daily nourishment and regular brushing with annual dental visits.
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Ethel Austin Martin
National Dairy Council
Martin
Dental Health Advice for Children and Diet
The excerpt stresses brushing oral time and dental visits at least thrice yearly, urging care for youngsters teeth to protect permanent teeth. It links sound healthy teeth to personal asset value and highlights diet as key to achieving this asset.
Dogs Cause Large County Damages in Previous Year
County records show livestock damage claims by dogs totaled about 1 987.00 dollars funded from the dog tax proceeds within the year. Auditor Hollis notes payments depend on yearly dog tax receipts. In 1939 damages included 265 ewes 117 lambs 9 bucks 48 sheep 6 cattle 2 hogs and 80 poultry.
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Hollis
Knoxville Journal
Seeds Collected For Replanting In State Parks Iowa
More than 40 000 pounds of seed from 50 species of trees and shrubs have been collected since July 1 1939 by CCC NYA crews park custodians and others in Iowa state parks on the Iowa State Campus and nearby private lands. Seed to be planted in several state parks forest and game areas and some distributed to farmers under the Clarke McNary Forestry Act. Surplus seed from Ames Nursery will go to the U S Forest Service Nursery at Keosauqua. Burr Oak White Oak and Walnut seeds make up large shares of the harvest with about 400 Burr Oak seeds per pound, 100 to 160 White Oak seeds per pound, and about 26 Walnut seeds per pound.
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Iowa
CCC
NYA
National Park Service
Forest Service
GCC
Lowa Vice
Ames
Sevea
U. S Forest Service
Keosauqua
Statewide Tree Seed Collection for Parks and Nurseries
The report notes seeds collected for planting in state parks before July 1 1939 including Black Cherry Black Locust Wild Grab Walnu Daly and Hazel nut. Prior to that date seeds of Kim Soft Maple and Mulberry were gathered for Ames Nursery planting across the state.
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Ames Nursery
Butter Rich Cookies Share Popular Holiday Treats
Recipes describe Butter Balls and Fruited Cookies with shortening sugar eggs flour nuts and dried fruits. Cookies are rolled or dropped and baked in a moderate oven yielding about 80 or 48 cookies per batch, with tips on storage and freshness.
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Accals
Ver Heul
Dick Ver Hel
Bert Steeman
Pella
Stegeman
Sharon
Mark Shaw
Monroe
Baptist Aid
Aid
Paul Blommers
Dunlap
John Blommers
California
Carl Aschenbrenner
Neal Schuring
Moines
Frank Trump
Earl Curtis
de Wild
Mr. and
Mrak
Des M
Mrs
Frank de Wit
van Houwelime Saral
Gerrit de Boer
Fn Des Moines
Dodge
Joe Stientjes
North Main
Ed van Zante
P. D. Wagaman
D. J. Wagaman
Prairie City
John Branfart
Herman Vander Linden of
Leighton
M. Vander Linden
Marion van Nimwegen
Mahaska Hospital
Oskalooxa
Isaac van Nimwegen
A. Haverkamp
R Reformed Church
F. Rosch
Matthew de Wit
Wingert Langerak
State Center
Mr Albert Langerak
Margaret de Wit
James de Wit
Sigourney
Tertament Allerton
Towa
Harry van Vark
Drairie City
Edward Wess
Hinton, Towa
John G. Klein
Mr. Wesselink
Hinton
Mrs. Wesselink
Jay
Gordon Nesbit
Betty Koopmans
Louise Bishop
Fayette Strand
Cleo Crane
Des Moines
Douglas Crane
Jimmy Strand
Greenwood
Gerrit van Rees
Diller Vander Ploeg
van Rheenen
Harris Vande Noord
Vander Ploegs
Martin Hiemstra
Herman Vander Meulen
Noviht Main
Cavier
Hb Swank
Dick Sjaardema
Agnes Vos
William Vos
Louis van Vark
Walter Koopman
Oskaloosa
George Bockemuehl
Mercy
Adrian de Young
South Land
Mr. de Young
Tipton
Grandfield
Oklo
Arkansas City
Chas
Dalrymps
Jacob van Zante
Union Street
Lawrence Struck
Skunk River
Mr. Struck
James Klyn
Library Board
Bill Hunter
Central College
M. E. Hospital
Sunnyside
Bill
Masonic Lodge
Fred Lautenbach
Tucson
Arizona
J. F. Hiemstra
Clifford de Jong
Chicago
F. F. Carpenter
Kansas City
Freda
Victor
Vern West
Muskegon
Michigan
H. Closz
Ruth Klein
Marvin Bartlett
Mark Thomas
Hunt Home
Tad
Mra
Sallie de Cook
A. L. Alien
Charley Klein
Marion Vanden Deever
Robert Klein
Kenneth Bean
Town City
University Hospital
P&g
Sax
J. van Dusseldorp
Dorothy Greig
Grannie
Schippers Meat Market
Central Park Cafe
Ait
de Wit's Food Market
Benteco
Baie
Ise
Cefo
Cloverleaf Dairy
Pella Chronicle
America
Hear
George Woodson
Free Sound Pictures
The
Legion Hall
General Mills, Inc
Betty Crocker
Minnesota
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