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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1962

Page

1

Local notices from Reella Chronicle page two

A batch of travel and family notices lists Dr. Paul Van Wyk in Fort Worth for a Chiropractic Seminar with return Feb 26. Zelma Rysdam's Phoenix visit. Frank Jaarsma's Southern California trip. the Vande Kiefts in Claermont Florida. Bertha Schut's return from a ten week visit to Rev Harold Schut in Churchville Pa. Lloyd and Ann Vander Streek’s Crystal Lake Illinois trip. De Jong and Pol cousins at a 26th wedding anniversary in Oskaloosa. Van Weelden and Medema group trip to Florida. multiple Roorda and Ver Ploeg families visiting Hollandale Minnesota for the Corie Roorda anniversary and related family visits.

Paul van Wyk Fort Worth Texas Dr. van Wyk Bertha Schut Harold Schut Churchville, Pa Lloyd Vander Streek Paul Carl Wehde Crystal Lake Ill Lloyd Ann Will Ise

Community Notes From Pella And Nearby Areas

The Shut-ins Mrs. Nancy Van Haaften stayed with brother Ward Dillon in Town City from Tuesday to Thursday. Dillon remains in V. A. Hospital. The Keystone Sunday School Class held a farewell for Mr and Mrs Bernard Van Wyk and children as they move to a farm near Oskaloosa. About 8 families attended. Marion Brouwer from Mason Arizona arrived to be near his ill father Henry Brouwer at 1115 Franklin St in Pella, traveling via Kansas City and with brother-in-law Andrew Verschuure. Also visiting were Elliott Brouwer of Omaha and Bill Brouwer. Reuben De Haan and family from Grand Rapids were in town. Several others admitted to or discharged from local hospitals are listed with dates Feb 14 to Feb 18. Randell Van Haaften, son of Dean and family, dismissed Feb 15 from Mahaska Hospital.

Nancy van " Haaften Ward Dillon Town City Mr. Dillon V. A. Hospital Keystone First Reformed Church Bernard van Wyk Glenn Bergman van Wyk Oskaloosa Marion Brouwer Mason Arizona Henry Brouwer Franklin St Pella Marion Kansas City Andrew Verschuure Elliott Brouwer Omaha Nebraska Bill Brouwer Adam P. Hasselman Ary Spencer John Vander Wert Ronald Sneller Emma Vroom Fred Lankelma Ella Klyn Randell van Haaften Dean van Haaften Mahaska’ Hospital

Parental Announcements From Des Moines and Iowa City

Mr and Mrs Harold L Johnson of Des Moines announce daughter Karen Lee born Feb 1 on Thursday. Karen has two brothers and grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Jaarsma of Pella and Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Melbourne Iowa. Mr and Mrs Robert Omick of Iowa City announce son Steven Ray 7 lb 11 oz born Feb 15 on leave from Central College. Mr and Mrs Ronald Kait of Prairie City announce son Kelly Ray 7 lb 11 oz born Feb 14 at Pella Community Hospital.

Harold L. Johnson Des Moines Karen Lee Karen Frank Jaarsma Pélla Arthur Johnson Melbourne Iowa Robert Omick Iowa City Steven Ray Central College Ronald Kait Prairie City Kelly Ray Pella Community Hospital

Births Reported in Iowa Communities a Week

BEERENDS of Sully announce the birth of a son on February 19 at Pella Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Myron Beerends. Ronald Vermeer and Mrs Vermeer of Oskaloosa report a son born February 14 at Mahaska Hospital. Grandparents named include Mr and Mrs Very Meet of Pella and Mr and Mrs P Vance of Oskaloosa.

Myron Beerends of Sully Pella Community Hospital Ronald Ver, Meer Oskaloosa Jeffrey Jay Mahaska Hospital Pellas P. Vance

Iowa refutes claim of many small food stores

State University of Iowa professor Leonard J. Konopa reports Iowa has 16 percent more people per food store than the national average, arguing Iowa does not have widespread tiny stores. He notes Iowa dollar purchases per capita lag but not by much given agriculture, and cites a shift to large self service stores alongside preserved demand for personal service retailers.

Towa Iowa State University of Iowa Leonard. J. Konopa Konopa SUI

Food Store Ads Linked to Monthly Sales

A study by Robert T. Holmes for a Ph.D. in marketing finds that 44 percent of monthly retail food store sales variation is tied to newspaper advertising. Many grocers think one percent of sales is sufficient, but higher ad spending can be profitable, though determining an exact optimum is difficult.

Robert T. Holmes Long Beach Holmes

Central College Announces Spring Vacation Dates

Central College will begin spring vacation at 4 p.m. Friday March 23 and classes resume at 8 a.m. Tuesday April 8. The announcement comes from Dr. Harold J. Haverkamp, the college dean.

Central College Harold J. Haverkamp

Injured Adair Man Hurt Loading Hay Load

Merle Noland of Adair suffered a head laceration slight concussion and a shattered shoulder socket after falling from a bale load while helping load hay. He was treated locally for injuries described as severe.

Merle Noland Adair

TV Demonstrations At Iowa Hospital Draw 191 Physicians

Dr Kanis led three surgical demonstrations at The State University of Iowa General Hospital during a postgraduate refresher course watched on TV monitors three floors below and linked to a surgical microscope in the final session Dr John A Gills presented practical techniques for working with small structures to the attending physicians

State University of Iowa General Hospital Agaon John A. Gills

Galesburg Go-Getters 4-11 Club Meet and Valentine Party

The Galesburg Go-Getters 4-11 club held a Valentine Party at the Menningns home on February 8 with fifteen members and two leaders present. County Extension Associate Bill Short attended as a visitor. The group plans an evening of bowling next month and exchanged Valentines at meeting close. The next gathering will be at the McReynolds home. Reporter Kay McGregor. Dr Stewart Kanis from Pella observed demonstrations in the Medical Amphitheatre with six monitors and 23 inch screens, allowing all seats to view and hear the surgeon’s commentary.

Galesburg Deyona Darel Menningn Bill Short County Extension Stewart Kanis Pel-la Oriear

Amaryllis blooms extend on Ogden plant stalks

Mrs Albert Bergstrom of Ogden reports her amaryllis has four blooms on a single stalk this year. Last year she observed two stalks. one carried four blooms and the other three, indicating growth in her plant's blooming pattern.

Albert Bergstrom Ogden

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