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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1956

Page

8

Local Marion County Notes Reach Drake University Classes

Cordova area teachers from Marion County attend Saturday classes at Drake University this spring term. The Red Rock school children plan a Valentine party, while the Double C community club votes to buy playground equipment. Community sketches include travel to Chicago and New York, hospital updates, and a flurry of family visits, weddings, and illness notes across Pella and nearby towns.

Melba van Hemert Blackman White Breast School Fifield Vander Linden Om Liberty van Arkel Red Rock Marion County Drake University San Bellard-Glark Runn Double C Bill Karr Neal Willemsen First Reformed Church Pella Edward Hoksbergen Sylvia Rolffs Edwin Horman Jennie Hoksbergen Taintor Willemsen Otley Elmer Albert Vander Peut Mary Ann Vander Peut Monroe Dick Willemsen Frank Westra Chester Bricker Chicago New York Chester Des Moines Harriet Visser C. E. McDonald

Memories of Fair Oaks and rural school days in Tracy

Sharon Karr recalls growing up around Tracy and the Fair Oaks area, walking to school through snow drifts, coasting timbers, and simple times with friends and teachers. She notes old habits, bird clubs, and a shift to modern school buses and lunches, ending with health updates and a bench accident at school.

Tracy Sinclair Coal Co Waleane Paul Fair Oaks Recalli Vee Blair Veinie Wilkins Helen ‘Osborn Pearl Bonifield Knoxville Charlene Gladys Ted Scheele Bussey Sharon Karr

Farm Bureau meeting hosts and farewell party in Harrison Township

Harrison Township Bureau met February 16 at the Fox home with a program on Reducing Farm Rating Costa and Diseases of Livestock. Hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Fynaardt. A farewell party honored the Slagter and Brayk families who are moving. Refreshments were served. Jean Knight of Knoxville visited Mr. and Mrs. De Vries near Fremont. Frank Randell and wife left Cedar for a Florida vacation. 4 H officers training school drew 100 officers, leaders, and parents at the Farm Bureau basement, with training for parliamentary procedure duties and responsibilities.

Harrison Township Fox Tunis Yonk Leonard Fynaardt Fynaardt Jake Slagter Brayk Famy James van Wok Kaske Hospital Wm. Deef Jean Knight Knoxville de Vries Fremont Frank Randell Cedar Florida Mia Ralph Lewis J. Grootveld Farm Bureau

Community Gathering Noted with Local Hosts

Patsy Taylor led a group singing session while Tom my Epps and Janice Dykst organized group recreation. Sunday supper guests at Claude Feebeck's Eddyville home included Mr and Mrs William Ashman and Mr and Mrs Robert Ashman with their daughter.

Patsy Taylor Tommy Epps Janice Dykst Wm. Ashman Robert Ashman Claude Feebeck Eddyville

Insect Plague Forecast for Iowa Crops in 1955

Entomologist Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College warns grasshoppers and chinch bugs may be abundant this year due to the previous hot dry growing season and autumn. He notes outbreaks hinge on spring weather and crop conditions, predicting heavy grasshoppers in southern two thirds and moderate chinch bugs in the south, with possible widespread corn borers. Early order advised for insecticides to avoid shortages.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson Towa

Antarctica: Last Unexplored Frontier Amid 19th Century Claims

The article notes Antarctica as the final unexplored frontier though discovered in 1820, with no nation having yet attempted formal colonization. It emphasizes the continent's unresolved status in early exploration narratives and the absence of sustained territorial claims.

Antarctica

Soil Bank plan questions and answers for farmers

Answers highlight why the Soil Bank program helps farmers by reducing surpluses, raising prices, and providing income safeguards. It outlines Acreage Reserve and Conservation Reserve details, voluntary participation, potential payments, tax refunds, and urgency for legislative action with Republican backing and a call to urge Congress.

Soil Bank Eisenhower Congress

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