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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

15

Oskaloosa Church Hosts Morning and Evening Services

Rev J D Pikaart led the morning service at First Christian Reformed Church with Rev Gerard Terpstra of Nigeria conducting the evening service. A Mich. pastor declined the church call. About 20 attended Cedar Township Farm Bureau event at Mrs Perkins home with lessons on snacks and a library follow up. Numerous local visits and gatherings across Oskaloosa included homemakers groups, birthdays, and family dinners with many residents hosting or visiting relatives in nearby towns.

J. D. Pikaart First Christian Reformed Church Gerard Terpstra Nigeria C. M. Schemper Allendale Mich Cedar Township Mra Mercy Hospital Harrison Homemakers Ira Veldhuizen Russell Gosselink Lelta Votan Connie van Engelhoven Sam Sedrel Pella James van Wyk Wm de Heer Leighton Neal Newenhouse J. G. Newenhouse

Sunday and midweek visits mark town social scene

Local families hosted and visited over several days with Sunday evening calls by Mr and Mrs Garland Van Engelhoven and Donna to the Rempe home, supper guests at the Glendening home, and visits to Kennedy and Van Heukelem households. A two year old, Jimmy Brummel, broke his leg in his home Wednesday and rests at Mahaska Hospital. The Leighton school mothers held a farewell party for Connie De Goey as her family moves near Lynnville, with a luncheon served by Durk Beintema.

Harold de Bruin Alvin Goemaat de Goey Wm. van Heukelom Roy van Heukelom Joan New Sharon Wm. de Heer J. A. van Zonk Gerrit Steenhoek Pella Leighton School Charles Klein Gertrude de Reus Abe Rempe Gerrit Veldhuizen Tainter Leslie Sylvester Wailer Des Moines Richard Inlaw William Sylvester James Jay Jeffrey Richard Sylvester Los Angees Calif Art Center Widows Club Gertie Beyer Gertrude “Meredith Carrie Quire Gertrude Davis Gertrude Meredith Rose Jones Nellie Davis Nellie Warbel Alverta Ratcliff Edna Benson Beyer Harold Macy Marvin Norman Mrs. Norman May Herold Benson Robert Roger Viola Frank Beason Clair Fenner Everett Fenner Fenner Charles Fenner Eddie Daisy Burnham Alan Luella Dillavoy Oskaloosa Bertha Stanley Wilbur Stanley Doyle Schultz Wade Dillayou Luella Ar To van Hoevar Penni Danny Brooklyn Sonja Kevin Stanley Garland van Engelhoven Donna Howard Glendening Dean Douglas Rykie Connie Don Kennedy van Hemert Rena Meppelink M. M. de Reus Wm. van Heukelem Jimmy Brummel Mel Brummel Mahaska Hospi Leighton Public School Durk Beintem Connie de Goey Lynnville Durk Beintema

Lynnville News Bride Elect and Local Notes

Miss Ruth Pierce, daughter of Mrs. Robert E. Pierce, becomes engaged to Andrew Dunnick of Lynnville. Pierce works at General Telephone in Grinnell. Dunnick farms with his father. Weekend visits, hospital news, and several relocation notes fill the Lynnville area pages with updated family ties and community events.

Ruth Pierce Robert E. Pierce Grinnell Robert Pierce Andrew Dunnick Floris Dunnick Lynnville Miss Pierce General Telephone Company Mr. Dunnick Clarence Ver Steegt Dale Jansen Danny Connie Pella A. R. Meredith Bruce Meredith Ervin Meredith Shirley Deborah Theresa Glen Brignon Searsboro Fred Willemsen Everett Willemsen Gerrit Jansen Sully Henry Jansen Bert Howell St. Francis Hospital Ernest Graham Fred McDowell Oak Grove Ernie Selle Ruth Ratcliff Don White Dick White Joe Budding Earl Cunningham Galesburg Buddings Glen Vande Krol Milo Vande Kamp Oskaloosa Ray Ludwick Harold Macy Roger Crews Dwight Thompson California Glen Williams

More Iowans Living In Towns Than On Farms

Iowa faces a shift from rural to urban living as over half the population now resides in towns of 2,500 or more, with growth in nonfarm open country dwellers and a high proportion of youths. Farm operators increasingly hold off farm jobs, hiring by day or week rather than monthly.

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County Board Proceedings November 10 1956 at Pella

The County Board met with all members present. The session approved minutes and listed numerous election and health related claims. Multiple names, election claims, room rents, booth arrangements, and maintenance payments were recorded with numerous organizations, towns, and individuals named.

Board of Supervisors Maddy Fisher L. D. Tucker Phyllis Mott Hazel D. G. Dixie Brown Ipers Dixie Brown Work Clifford W. Park Milenge Spahn & Rosé Frank Herwehe C.K. Hughes Ernest J. Smith Guido Loa Victor “Whidaten Kathryn Johnson Hertha Wise E. Barentret Veda Schroder Dorothy Kading Grace Hunt Grace Funk Neva Cooney Smith Howard’ Bechout Ray W. Kingery Dwight Carruthers Elec Lee_ V. Roberts Hendrix Boyd Coffman L. R. Anderson W. C. Morehead H. E. Wilt Sam Fisher Norris Kenney Agnes Wilson Nora Workman Gray Anderson Anna Demaree Florence Oswald Amy Patterson Ferne Hall Marjorie Irene W. A. Andrew Tom Roy E. Vander Linden Meyer ‘Toom P. W. Eggers Earth’ Tubbs E. J. Smith Maurice Glenn Mary ‘Esther Walter Bess Huffman Lillian Vance Charles Eisminger Ora Clark Worth Robuck Floyd Black Bertha Harvey Worth Smith Teasle Stroud Beulah “Heaberlin Madena Murphy Myron Welch Hattie Welch Ethyle Wren Jack van Aint Kate ‘Thomas Bore Carson Wilma “Andever Kate Veenstra We 'W.sedier Paul Scholte Carol van Dusselderg Cla J. Kuiper Pella Supply Co Pearl van Gorp Franklin, van Gorp Connie Vandenberg Ben de Vries Joe Stienties Diller Vander Ploeg

Some Facts on The Boys Scouts

More than 4,500,000 Cub Scouts Explorers and their adult leaders will observe the 47th anniversary of Scouting this week February 6 to 12. There are 1,680,000 Cub Scouts 8 9 and 10 years of age 1,155,000 Boy Scouts 11 12 and 18 years old 465,000 Explorers 14 years old and upward 1,196 843 adults active as volunteer leaders and 3,157 professional leaders in the Boy Scouts of America in the ratio of one to every 379 volunteer leaders. Total Scouts and leaders since 1910 over 26,000,000.

Boy Scouts of American

Driver Albert Erickson Is Run Over By Truck

Albert Erickson of Edgewood was hospitalized after losing control on a country road, jumped from his moving truck, and was struck by the vehicle. He was the operator of the truck at the time of the incident.

Albert Erickson Edgewood

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Oskaloosa News Lizabeth Newenhouse Carol Ann Sedrel Abe Kempe Walter Newendorp Wm. van Maanen Frank A. O'Conner Ows Bae Erica Ceti Lynnville News Vina Renaud the County Board Russell van Zante Guy of Wm. P. Bos Smarenbeet Goenhart Heeteng van Tourn Kuiper Dan Gernie van Rocke Ciection Eeesi Vander ‘Beek Bernie Mennings G'S. van Homers J.J. Kuiper Mary Jene ‘van Sitters Claily Warner Bind Meyer Langerak Calla Toon Rent Ghyor Mennings Dick de Heus Ghitard ‘Steenhgek Elmer’ Kool LeRoy Vroom Ed ‘Fyncling Peter J. Zwank Henry B. Ver ‘Meer Clali Ss John A. van Gory Cla Herold Knoxville Tilda Doe Graham Bangs de the Heke Brood Mach. Corp Benstorium Clarence Pack George Wels Opal Carle Wilson Raskin Keeon TO. Reed Clair Hobuck Ralph Roberts Mary June Mortensen Betty Six Ann Baus Agnes ‘Erickson Beverly, Williama Hazel Pyle Pershing Dale "J Care Don’ Dyer Gren. Clark Nel Flahive Alberta Ween Harold Kare Earl E. Hodgson E.R. Horeman W.G. Fuckman Aine Jones Eiden Frances Fi EL Wetshap Gren’ Proffitt Mary Hunter Elizabeth Bly Cecil Hunter Toof Lodge Merrit Rebeck FA. Galvin Keith McCormick Morris Orcutt Paul Rading Charlie Donahue Worth Darnell Gerald Harts Guy Gifford Tommy Jordan Jo Alton Arthur van Weardhuizen Dick de Jong Frank Ryken Henry Kool G. — Vriezelaar Wm. van Waardhuizen Murray J. van Hemert Roy Kare Delos A. van Zante Kathryn Veiezelaar Ete Otley Co-op John Lille Chester Comer CG. R. Vorhies Bertha Koopman Charles Way Margaret Duffy Irene Finch John Krouse Geraldine Waterton Helen Smith Margaret McKenzie H.C. Bingham Roy Walter Seth Rose Chas. Sims Everett King Don McKay Herbert Cline Iva Amsberry Ella Pottorff Leo Davis H. B. Davis le School Ho Busiek Dorothy Pack Orpha Wilson Phyllis Crews Audrey Leavengood Mary Ann Crowe Rhoda Kissinger Ella Logi Beanly Smith Carl ‘A. Anderson Frances Cross R. J. Luhsettch American Legion Hall Otis Wright Maxine Lamb Guy Foote Ethel Logi Doris Hanaker Louise Pack Althea Ora Brasher Hertha Ireland Dorothy Nelson Ruth Dixson Dallas Town van Zee Horsman Keel Lothian Merritt Peffers Ethel Courtney Jennie Nicholson Raymond Burnham Lois Waterman Leona Dunham Cynthia Bare City of Pleasantville Astin -Asceis Ernest Kain Hubert Elrod Harold Dawson CR. Magher Ival Harkness Everett Loynachan G. E." Thomassen D. EL Fryer Peter F. Kane Templeton Ernest Simpson Paul E. Brown Monroe Sch Bootha Moeksema Maint Slim Raney Motor Mach Eves Eeewreee D. Hess Son Carle Dim Couchman Town Power and Light Fowler Tel Cunningham Motors Bellamy Tel. Co Vanderwilt's Herman M.brown Socony Mobil Ol! Co City’ Water Works Crabtree Scott Pet, Co Brause’s Biacksmith Main Newton Coal Co Kirkwood Avery's Avery Tucker'n Service Ulrich Motor Co Dreibelbeis Holwe Rubber Wellers Everett's Garb Bellamy Tel Denniston and Partridge Co yBane” Chev Cow Schipbout Tire Shop Nash Realit Lee Shiver Cox Sinclair Metning Co Viking Groenendyk Ant Groenendyk Gamble Store Earl Wagner Hawkeye Farm Municipal Power and Light Eves BP Van's Motor Service Fast's George Horkimai Jen Service Oil Ce Henke Mr. Corp Valley Supply Co Busines Chm Park Dieleman Boys Scouts Pease Omy Ms Audiphone CO Fleming Bldg Walnut Sts D. M Zenith Bernie Menninga Ins. Agcy Ford America Ulrich Motor Company Ella, Iowa
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