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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
11
Railsplitters defeated Little Dutchmen 43 to 29 at Vel record Friday night. Rob Pippel scored 10 points for Pella while Jack Cherry starred for Lincoln. Lincoln reserves edged Pella reserves 33 to 31 in the preliminary game.
A fragmentary line notes that he found it again when he received complete satisfaction at a later point. The item preserves a sense of resolution and revisits prior doubt with a stated reward.
Farmers and land owners can obtain woodland trees at nominal prices for wood lots and gully control. Varieties include black walnut black locust white oak burr oak green ash American elm black cherry Russian olive and more. Price ranges from 5 to 8 dollars per thousand with a minimum order of five hundred. orders via Marion County Soils District office or Knoxville County Extension Director. payment by check. transportation charges collected on delivery.
Camp Fire Girls in Heart of the Hawkeye council announce leadership for the year with Mrs. Walter of Des Moines elected president. Other officers include Miss Welle of Newton as vice president and Mrs. Marion of Bedford as third vice president. Local towns served include Des Moines Saylorville Valley Junction Norwalk Norwalkville and Bedford among many. Regional meeting planned for April 1 in Des Moines at the Kirkwood Hotel with committee chairs named. The council’s leader and staff attend the National Orientation Course in Grafton Illinois until February 7. Annual sweetheart banquets set for February 11 12 14 and 26 in Des Moines Indianola Madrid and Newton.
Iowa farmers saw a new price index peak at 364 percent of the 1909 14 average, surpassing the prior record of 355 from September. Livestock, grain, and dairy values pushed the index higher, while feeding ratios for poultrymen and dairymen weakened as feed costs rose. The corn hog ratio also climbed with higher hog prices mid month.
Sunday at FIRST REFORMED CHURCH features morning worship at 11 with a Sunday School at 9:45 and evening vesper and evangelistic services. The Central College Choir under Prof. Thosten sen performs sacred numbers. Father Young Peapl Watsow-George T. Pinches lead sermons. Midweek prayer and Bible talks noted. Alfalfa yields highlighted by Town State College agronomists Cheney and Dyas urging alfalfa over red clover for better forage.
J Borst minister leads at 9:20 a.m. Bible School on What We Know About Jesus Nature. 45 a.m. Worship Service with That Sunday Timing view. 6 p.m. C.B. Societies. 6 p.m. Moments of Music at 7:40 p.m. The Girls Trio will sing Gospel Hymns. Church invites all to join, come early, call on God, claim a blessing.
The Protestant Church on Main and Peace announces Sunday morning services at 9:30 in English with a sermon on The Communion of the Saints. A 1:30 p m English service features Jacob Wrestling with God from Genesis 32. Evening study for Christian youths covers Revelation 11. Everyone is welcome.
The Monroe Newton Might Schools joint meeting covered soil tests and fertilizer use with Dr. Cheney stressing crop rotation and manure importance. Norval Wardle spoke on Barn and Household safety. future sessions include weed control and market hog production discussions with Vocational Agriculture staff.
The FBI reports that the alleged kidnapping of John Nen, doctor of Villisea, was a hoax. Nelson claimed a gun wielding hitchhiker forced him to drive from Hed Oak to Chicago, but authorities say the parolee from Eldora invented the story to justify his unauthorized trip out of state.
Central's Flying Dutchmen defeated Wesleyan 61 49 and Parsons 61 49 to extend their conference win streak to five. Stan Jorsman led with 15 points in the Wesleyan game and Bud Baccus topped Parsons with 17 as Voss Vander and Brown contributed solid scoring.
Unkle Hank Sez notes Pella Implement Store offers International Harvester farm machines to boost convenience and efficiency. The ad lists Pella, Iowa with phone number 58 and promotes access to tractors and implements for long sought needs.
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