Locals Travel and Visitors throughout Pella Area
A roundup of local residents traveling to California Salt Lake City and Redlands visiting relatives and returning from trips. Several families attended funerals and anniversaries while others rejoined relatives in Des Moines Davenport and Ottumwa. A number of residents plan or completed visits abroad and domestically with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Vander Haar
California
Thomas Fritch
Redlands
Vander Haars
Frank Bakker
Salt Lake City
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Names inform the week’s patient flow across Pella and Mahaska hospitals. Patients admitted include William Peters Mrs Archie Beem Cornelia Van Wyk Linde Et sheid Mrs Leland Aldridge Henry Roose. discharges include Frank Grimes John Vos Minnie Ver Meer James Galvin Art Breen Engle Van Steenis James De Ruiter. Continuous moves link Pella Community and Mahaska hospitals in Oskaloosa and Camar Nursing Home, with eye surgery noted for Aldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
Pella Community Hospital
Archie Beem
Knoxville
Cornelia van Wyk
Linda Etscheid
Frank Grimes
Russell
Leland Aldridge
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
John Vos
Route 2
Pella
Minnie Ver Meer
Camar Nursing Home
James Galvin
Pleasantville
Art Breen
Engle van Steenis
James de Ruiter
Henry Roose
Oska- Inosa
Births at Pella Community Hospital February births noted
Mr and Mrs Peter Sly of Route 2 Pella welcomed a 7 pound boy Donald Wayne born February 14 in Pella Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Vink of Pella and Mr and Mrs Leonard Slycord of Oskaloosa. NIEUWSMA Mr and Mrs Gelmer Nieuwsma of 306 Lily Street Pella welcomed Steven Henry an 8 pound 102 ounce baby boy born February 12 in Pella Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Ryn Stursma and Mr and Mrs Henry Nieuwsma. Mr and Mrs Conrad Vander Meyden of 601 East Second Street Pella announce Jeffery Craig an 8 pound 14 ounce baby boy born February 13 ka Ihina. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Doe Nunnikhoven of Pella and Mr and Mrs William Vander Boyd. Mr and Mrs Harlan Boyd of Tracy announce a baby boy born February 16 at Pella Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sly
Route 2
Pella
Bee
Donald Waye
Pella Mmmunity Hospital
John Vink
Leonard Slycord
Oskaloosa
Nieuwsma
Gelmer Nieuwsma
Li Y Street
Steven Henry
Pella Community Hospital
Ryn Stursma
Henry Nicuwsma
Conrad Vander Meyden
East Second Street
Jeffery Craig
Ka Ihina
Doe Nunnikhoven
William Vander
Boyd
Harlan Boyd
Tracy
Eskimo hunter’s kayak traced to northeast Asia
Is lac widow spiders inhabit every state except Alaska. Miniature space vehicle bearings valued at 150 times their weight in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Alaska
Liquor Regulation Bill Sparks Broad Changes in Iowa
A House group introduces sweeping liquor reform measures in Iowa to permit wine sales in grocery and drug stores, extend tavern hours to 2 a.m., allow Sunday openings, shield tavern operators from liability to minors claiming 21, allow counties to decide liquor sales in dry areas, suspend rather than revoke beer licenses for violations, and reduce policing at dancing venues. The piece frames these as steps to loosen controls and warns of rising alcohol-related harms, urging readers to lobby representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquid Hell
Iowa
House of Representatives
Substitutes Allowed for 1965 Feed Grain Wheat Land
Farmers in the 1965 feed grain and wheat programs may substitute non surplus crops on diverted land. Authorized crops include flaxseed guar sesame safflower sunflower and castor beans plus mustard seed on feed grain acreage. Diverted wheat acreage may plant these crops with certain diversion payment reductions and no price support for flax on diverted land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Dairy herd training set at ISU for supervisors
Prospective Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association supervisors will be trained at Iowa State University in two four day sessions from February 23 to 26 and March 23 to 26. On the job training with D H L A supervisors leads to potential employment with Iowa D H L A testing associations. Trainees need a high school education and dairy farm experience is helpful but not required. Contact County Extension Director for details or pre register by writing Ray Whitmore at Dairy Science Extension, 202 Morrill Hall, Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Iowa State University
Gene Reisetter
Ray Whitmore
D.h.la
Whitmore
Iowa State
Univer i Keny
Dairy Science Extension
Morrill Hall
Ames
Otley woman to lead 1965 Heart Fund drive
Mrs. H. W. Vriezelaar of Otley named chairwoman for the 1965 Heart Fund campaign in North Marion county. Walter A. Sheaffer II, president of the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company, announced the effort for February. Proceeds support fight against heart and circulatory diseases. Heart Sunday is February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Vriezelaar
Otley
Heart Fund
Marion County
Walter A. Sheaffer II
Fort Madison
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
Iowa Heart Fund
United States
Vriezelaar
Heart
Recent progress in heart disease treatment and rehab
A medical expert notes four key areas: blood pressure control to prevent heart, brain, and kidney damage. stroke is increasingly survivable with rehab returning victims to activity. rheumatic fever is largely preventable. and congenital heart defects can be corrected through surgery, marking notable advances in the past decade.
First Mahaska quality hog show set for March 1 in Oskaloosa
The first Mahaska County Quality show will be held Monday March 1 1965 at the Southern Iowa Fairgrounds Oskaloosa. Eligible residents from Mahaska or nearby counties may enter hogs weighing 190 230 pounds with up to three hogs per farm. Judging starts 11 00 a.m. with John Halstead as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska County
Iowa Fairgrounds
Oskaloosa
John Halstead
Rath’s
Columbia Junction
Bath Packing Co
Mahaska Swine
Special Viet Nam program on KCUI radio
KCUI FM 89.1 will air a special Viet Nam program at 10 p m on Thursday Feb 18. Guests are Sen Jack Willer of Iowa and Sen Frank J Jausche of Ohio both on the Senate For 1 Relations Committee. They argue a neutral coalition government in Vietnam would harm the United States and the Free World. The show runs about 14 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Kcui-Fm
Sen
Jack Willer
Iowa
Miller
Frank J. Jausche
Ohio
Senate For 1
United States
Free World
Easier to Be an Angel When Feathers Stay Flat
A concise reflection notes that comfort and ease come with lack of conflict. The line suggests virtue shines when challenged less, implying people act more nobly under pressure or criticism. It frames integrity as tested by disruption and scrutiny.
Paul Vos rites set for Friday in New Sharon
Paul Vos 46 of Lynnville died of a heart attack in Des Moines Veterans hospital February 15 after entering hospital February 12. Funeral services planned Friday at Hardin Funeral Home in New Sharon. A World War II Army veteran, Vos lived in the Lynnville Sully area all his life, survived by wife Ruth and children Donna Diana and Donald, plus brothers Abe and Charles and James and sisters Clara Jansen Sophie Van Roekel and Marie Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vos
Lynnville
Veteran’s Hospital
Des Moines
Hardin Funeral Home
New Sharon
Vos
Lynnville-Sully
Ruth
Donna
Diana
Donald
Abe Vos
Charles
California
James
Sully
Anthony
New Mexico
Lill
Clara) Jansen
Sophie van Roekel
Pella
Frank
Marie
Call
Indiana
Lasso Used in Early Egypt Noted Practice
A brief line records that the lasso was employed in early Egypt, reflecting an ancient technique. Another note mentions West Coast Indians subsisting mainly on salmon, highlighting regional diet. A warning offers reassurance if thunder sounds, saying lightning has not struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
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Prairie City
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Ripon
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St. Joseph's Hospital
H. A. ‘S'ysseling
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Kent
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