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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
2
A long column records residents relocating from Route 1 and nearby farms to new homes in Street Rohmans, Reasner, and other areas, with names like Van Hemert Vander Linden and Van Steen. It also notes hospital stays, a medical treatment for Mrs. Anna Andring, a birth announcement, a missionary update, a college news item about Noren Roorda’s scholarship, and various town events including a basketball report from Donnellson.
Enriched flour dough with salt and shortening makes a flaky crust. Mix water and acing to form a crumbly dough, roll thick, line pan, fill with canned apple filling and sliced apples, then top with pastry, seal edges, flute and bake. Sugar cinnamon filling sprinkled, dot with margarine, bake 80 minutes at moderate heat.
A sparse, garbled notice offers a substantial reward for information leading to the apprehension of a person guilty of shooting windows and damaging property. The fragmentary text mentions a reward amount and a date related to the inquiry, with unclear names or locations.
An unreadable OCR notice mentions signups, orders, and a place called White Way. It references a list of names Capon and Jaeger and a state pledge context involving Wormhole and a president. Details are garbled, but it appears to be a local civic or organizational notice with instructions and identifiers.
In Marion County Iowa the Clerk of District Court announces that a will and testament for the estate of Densie G Klein is on file for proof of validity. The March 16 1984 hearing at Kneeville will determine its validity unless objections are filed by the deadline. Public notice is given by Deputy T W Morris.
Notice of probate filing for Elizabeth Bruins frol deceased in District Court Marion County. Hearing set for February 1 at 2:00 in Greenville Town to prove validity of the will. Objections must be filed by the stated hour. Carpenter and Morris sign as attorneys.
Taxpayers must claim tax credits before April to be valid. The notice indicates a basement location at the State Bank and requires timely action to preserve credits.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Lake Prairif Township Assessor and names Marian Hhton, Dita Dotebel, J. Terloww, and others. Text appears garbled with unreadable words and partial phrases about intends to move or assess, lacking clear actions, dates, or locations.
W. R. Whitfield of State College reports on State Demonstration Flocks showing artificial lighting during winter increases egg production and profitability. Lighted flocks laid more eggs, earned about $1.81 per bird in labor income versus 98 cents for unlighted flocks, used 7.1 pounds feed per dozen eggs compared with eight, and had mortality around 18 percent versus 16 percent for unlighted birds.
Services are held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church every Sunday with Mass at 10 00 am.
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