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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1940

Page

2

Local notes and events from Pella area much mixed

A garbled update from Pella area covers births in Newton and Pella, hospital surgery, electoral notes, a traffic mishap near the Chronicle office, and a Chicago couple attending a funeral. It mentions a baby born to Mr and Mrs Marion De Bouin, a Washington birthday observance on February 22, 1940, and a minor traffic accident involving Bert Van Vark and Glen Reuther with no injuries. It also notes Ray Boland of Chicago adopting a boy, and Highway Patrolman Ten nant charging Albert Budding for driving without a license with a suspensions on the case.

Marion de Bouin Ms Hacks Hospital Bred Ve the Chronicle Bert van Vark John Slot Glen Reuther Newton Ray Boland Chicago Pella Itay Ray Geo. Tennant Albert Budding D. O. Thomas Jacob Vander Byde Budding Bis Ford Henry J. Boland

Farm Groups Plan Meeting on March 18th

Farm groups announce a meeting on March 18 to discuss agricultural policy and community issues. The note references court proceedings connected to Henry 4. Roland and mentions hearing dates, with implied legal actions linked to the will and testament claim.

Henry Roland

Good Prices at Farm Sales Reported at Van Houweling sale

The farm sale at Van Houweling featured corn, alfalfa, and hay with prices noted per bushel and ton. Corn brought about 50 cents a bushel, alfalfa around 82 to 82.20 per ton, and other items including a cultivator sold for $5 to $60.00, reflecting strong demand at the event.

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Sunnyside Beauty Shop Reopens After Flu Break

Sunnyside Beauty Shop resumes welcoming patrons led by Mrs Badler who has returned to the Bee after several weeks down with flu. The shop emphasizes privacy appealing to Pella ladies.

Sunnyside Beauty

Training School Held At Knoxville

A Knoxville training school drew attendance from several women names including Mrs. A. L. Dyksti, Mrs. Ellis Metcalf, Mrs. Wm. Vriezelaar, Mrs. Henry Kool, Mrs. J. G. Mark, Mrs. J. A. Crawford, Mrs. Raymond Harvey, and Mrs. Ward Dixie Snawver among others, with several dames listed. The event featured illustrative material and attracted local participants.

Ryan Jeane Holland Moe Funud A. L. Dyksti Ee Sikvers Ellis Metcalf Wm. Vriezelaar

Dairy 4-H Club Awards Promote Dairy Methods and Travel

The Dairy 4-H program extends for three years with enhanced awards supervised by extension agents open to all dairy project youths. County contests select teams for state finals with gold and silver medals, trips to Harrisburg for national finals, and $3200 in college scholarships allocated by Kraft Cheese Company to top teams.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Kraft Cheese Company

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