Golden weddings and society notes light up Pella area
The society page highlights multiple anniversaries and open houses. Mr. and Mrs. P A Van Zee celebrate 50 years with church and home gatherings. local couples observe golden anniversaries at Pella and nearby towns. a Valentine party and club meetings wrap the week with meals and gifts among community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. van Zee
Chariton
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
van Zee
Pella
the Chronicle
Pleasant View Community Club Hosts Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting
The Pleasant View Community Club met February 11 at Pleasant View School with President Rich Van Roskel presiding. Albert Van Donselaar and family led an entertaining program of songs, guitar and piano solos, Hawaiian guitar pieces, and a violin accordion duet. Tone Nunnikhoven read a letter from son Abe in Korea. Mr Murray VansHemert showed color films. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for 2:30 PM in church parlors hosted by Mrs Catherine De Bruyn and Mrs Tilma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Pleasant View School
Ricl ‘van Roskel
al Wanders
Helen de Bruin
James Vandér
Albert van Donselaar
Chris Riemersma
Tone Nunnikhoven
G. W. Vander Wilt
Arlene Goemaat
Florence van Steenis
Melba van Hemert
Murray van Hemert
Twila
Abe
Korea
Murray VansHemert
Ni Falls
Canada
Ladies Aid
Catherine de Bruyn
Tilma
Little Dutch Put P. C. Eagles Out of The Sectional Race
The Little Dutch beat Pella Christian 41 to 14 in the sectional first round at Prairie City on Monday February 18 1952. Don Van Hemert led Pella Christian with 17 points while Harold Hiemstra added 10 for the Little Dutch and Gary Tromp was strong for Pella Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dutch
P. C. Eagles
Wayne Vander Pol
Golden Eagles
Pella
Christian
Prairie City
George Thuta
Pella Christian
van de Kieft
Ver Meer
Don van Hemert
Pella Christian Boys
P. C
Tok
Don van Homert
Harold Hiemstra
Marv Ver Meer
Gary Tromp
Marion County Farm Bureau Nears Membership Quota
Marion County Farm Bureau has reached 98 percent of its 1952 membership quota according to the tally board Saturday morning. Only 98 members are needed to reach the quota, an all time high showing for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Farm Bureau
Tally Board
Marion County Farm Bureau hits quota with clean-ups
The Marion County Farm Bureau reports a 150 member quota exceeded by six on Saturday while 205 old members have not paid 1952 dues. Clean-ups in township areas aim to meet remaining quotas with six townships already over and three within four members. East Knoxville leads new members with 25, Lake Prairie next at 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Co. Farm Bureau
Franklin
Liberty
Summit
Swan
Perry
Red Rock
Union
East Knoxville
Lake Prairie
Corn Feeding Values Compared Across Grain Types
The report notes soft corn provides good feed but yields less volume than hard corn and offers a feeding value roughly equal to No 2 corn. It highlights that soft corn can substitute for other corn grades in livestock diets depending on availability and price.
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Shillings OF
Bussey
S. S. S. Club
Stanton Metcalf
SSS Club
Knoxvill Road
Metcalf
Francis Chrisman
Tracy
W. Rozenboom
East First Street
Rev. C. de Leeuw
A. Hoksbergen
N. Schimmel
W. Wanders
W. Ver Hoef
Ebbie de Jong
B. Groenendyk
P. Vander Hart
Rozenbooms
Hattie van Gorp
Pella High
Otis Clark
Knoxville
Clark
Jennie Ver Ploeg
John F. van Gorp
Jacob Visscher
Moonlight Mission Band Meeting
Moonlight Mission Band
Andrew Ver Ploeg
Dora Sybenga
Gary Heyveld
Ernest Steenhoek
Howard Glendening
Clarence den Adel
Whole Sun
Birdseye Peas
Aref
Gisco
Libby
del Monte
Briardale
G. W. C. Peas
Sonny
Meadow
Eatwell Grapefruit
Seavita
Bisquick
Perfex
Dexol Res
macsTew
Ty Iy
Heinz
Wees
Mal Toteezy
Ralph Decook Briardale
Grocery
Tae Pacar
Calif
Minnesota Cobblers
Michael Leonard
Oleo
Armour
Wieners
Boston
Farnkfurters
Nea Umass
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting
Marion County
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