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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1950
Page
2
Obituary notice honors Certer for leading a community camp and supporting local youth programs. The article highlights Certer’s dedication to service, mentoring, and organizing activities at Uaewand, with tributes from colleagues and neighbors.
A brief card of thanks from neighbors expresses gratitude after the death of husband and father Vander Meuler. The message acknowledges support and memorial sentiments from the community.
Charles Elmer Ballard a longtime Lovilia resident and retired agent for companies died after a 42 year life in Lovilia. He was active in the Masonic Lodge church work and local government. He served on the county board of social care and held various offices in the Eastern Star Chapter.
An old newspaper piece argues no cure exists for colds but suggests preventive tips. It highlights antihistamine drugs as a potential aid, advises avoiding sick people, keeping up resistance with proper diet and fluids, and warns to consult a doctor if fever or cough lasts beyond a day.
Earl Hall will head the Easter Seal Sale campaign for Crippled Adults Society. The society conducts its cooperation with the Eveiety and over 92 percent raised remains under the administration of society officers.
Fragmented church notices list multiple congregations with service times and topics. Items include First Reformed, Second Reformed, First Christian Reformed, and The Open Bible with ministers A Haverkamp Edward Tanis and C O Anderson. Broadcasts noted on KBIZ KIWA KFJE and KAIS stations.
An extended notice lists speakers and topics at a church and college event. The program mentions Dr We Goulove, a professor at Westerts Theological Seminary, and a radio broadcast from Central College in New Coukey. Place names include Indiana and Michigan.
A Buick driven by Bruce Miler of Cedar Rapids and a truck owned by Marvin Eihauven of Stock Rapids collided at a Rock Rapids filling station. After stopping to talk, the truck moved and struck the auto, knocked over a service station gas pump, and damaged the sliding doors. In traffic, the U S Mail truck has the right of way over all vehicles at all times.
Farmers and sportsmen may obtain trees from the Iowa State Nursery under a program offering seedlings. Ordering details mention at least 20 trees per order, with prices around 8 to 10 cents per tree. The notice outlines planting guidance and warranty provisions for the stock.
A collision report describes a vehicle veering off a embankment after striking a cart. The driver swerved to avoid an obstacle, ended up overturned, with two injured or shaken occupants, details incomplete due to OCR issues.
Mrs Henry Bzs expresses sincere thanks to friends, neighbors, and relatives for cards letters and flowers while she was at Recherver. She says all were deeply appreciated.
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