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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1948

Page

2

Various Health and Personal News From Pella Area

ACCALS Mrs. Andrew Hoksbergen received word from Denver that her son Raymond had major kidney surgery the day before Christmas and is recovering. Dr. George Lankelma underwent a stomach ulcer operation at Town Methodist hospital in Des Moines and was reported doing well. Anna Mae Langstraat and Dorothy Jean De Mann and Anna Ruth Roorda returned to education after holidays. Mrs. Bert Joosten and Mrs. William Vos with baby left Mahaska for home. Walter Van Dorland and Anna Andringa were treated or dismissed after surgeries. Bonnie Buerkens, home from Town State College, recovering from foot surgery. Dr. Gerrit Vander Layer called to Grand Rapids for a seriously ill mother. A travel tracker updated Dr. Lubbers in Illinois after a car accident injury. The Mason Olcott family, with Dr. Margaret Gibbons, traveled to State College and New York for reunions amid blizzards. Mrs. Clifford Perron and her husband visited in Pella before a Des Moines trip for a Baptist Convention meeting. Harry Terpstra moves near Knoxville, plans a farm sale January 9 at the Fairgrounds Sales Barn. Virgil Schakel buys a distant farm north of Pella. Bob De Zwarte in Seattle says he may be home soon.

Andrew Hoksbergen Denver Colorado Raymond George Lankelma Town Methodist Hospital Des Moines Bert Joosten Mahaska Hospital William Vos Mahaska Walter van Dorland Anna Andringa Forture Della Holland Mi Igan RD. Douwstra Mendota Ilinois Dr. Lubbers Mr. Lubbers Mason Olcott Margaret Gibbons India Gibbons State College Penna Towa Baptist Convention Mr. Perron Harry Terpstra Knoxville Virgil Schakel Pella Terpstra Pella R.E.A Fairgrounds Dan Dieleman Bob de Zwarte Gerrit de Zwarte Seattle Wash

Hereford Sale at I. S. Fair Grounds January 26 and 27

The Town Hereford Association showcases its 11th annual cattle show and sale at the Iowa State Fair Group Town on January 26 and 27 with 104 leading breeders consigning 60 cattle. Eastern judge Sam Marting and Roy Olson of Newhall join West Virginia’s Rey Olson as judges amid banquet plans January 25 featuring Iowa club boys and J. Q. Corbett of Breckenridge, Texas as speaker.

Th Os J. C. Halbert Towa Lowa Sam Marting Holbert Rey Olson Hillcrest Farms Chester West Virginia Roy Iowa Newhall Chicago Hereford Association Southwest J. Q. Corbett Breckenridge Texas

Watch Soybeans Harvested Late For High Moisture

E. S. Dyas of Iowa State College warns that late harvests may yield soybeans with dangerously high moisture, especially in southeast Iowa. Damp weather and early snow caused immature beans to be stored before thorough drying, requiring thin spreading and fanning if cirt and chaff are present. Farmers with damp beans should monitor moisture and may use forced warm air cautiously to finish drying to avoid reduced test weight and lower grade.

E. S. Dyas Iowa State College’ Extension Agronomist Iowa Dyas

Price Indices Near Record Mark in Iowa Farmers Report

Prices received by Iowa farmers rose sharply last month and sit near all time highs. Cash grain values reached record levels while dairy product prices and livestock prices showed gains. The Iowa index of prices paid rose eight points this quarter as costs begin to stabilize, with feeder stock costs easing slightly and family living costs continuing to rise. Butterfat and egg poultry ratios advanced modestly while the corn hog ratio fell to 9.7 due to higher corn prices.

Iowa

Thor diner visit ends with mistaken car theft arrest

Harold Gramena of Fent on stopped in Thor for a bite to eat when he was arrested for taking a Dodge from a parking lot. Investigators found he left his own identical car behind and had taken a stranger's car by mistake, causing confusion.

Harold Gramena Fenton Thor

Notice of city grading fund and improvement fund hearings

The City of Pella will hold a meeting January 26, 1948 at 7 30 p m in the City Office to hear taxpayers and others for or against issuing seven thousand dollars grading fund certificates for street grading costs for 1948 to 1955. Five or more taxpayers may file objections with the City Clerk. The notices include supplemental estimates for levies for future years to pay principal and interest on the certificates, with levies not exceeding three quarters of one mill based on 1947 valuations.

Pella Marion County Iowa Offie N. de Wil Vella Towa Enid Ciy Council of the Ciy of

Notice of Hearing on Issuance of Improvement Fund Certificates

The City Council of Pella Iowa will hold a meeting in January 1948 at 7:30 PM at the City Office Pell low to hear taxpayers and interested persons for or against the issuance of Twenty three Thousand Dollars Improvement Fund Certificates. The certificates are to be issued in anticipation of annual tax collection for 1948 through 1963 to be levied by the City Council and certified for payment.

Pella Marion County Iowa

Short Course in Linotyping at Iowa University

University of Town announces a 17 week linotype operation course offered by the school of journalism. Enrollment limited to 16 on a first come basis. No previous experience or college credit required. Write James Morrison for details.

Iowa University University of Owa School of Journalism James Morrison University of Town School of Journal

Want Club Beeves Enrolled by Feb 1

Enrollment blanks have been sent to all local club leaders in farm project clubs and must be returned to the Farm Bureau office completely filled out by February 1. Baby beeves weighing over 650 pounds as of January 1 are not eligible. The January 1 deadline for past years is not observed due to a delay in blanks.

Farm Bureau

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Accals Anna Mae Peter Langstraat Tainter Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Mra Gerrit van Zomeren Dorothy Jean de Mann Anna Ruth Roorda Towa University Bonnie Buerkens Town State College Gerrit, Vander Layer Grand Rapids Michigan Rand Pella, Iowa Johnny Rydia Pulyar Lynne Roberts A, Warren Douglas Earl Atkins Liberty Bencken Lane Newt Nave Areste Hereford I. S. Fair Grounds T. G. Fultz PN. de Wit G. Fultz FN. Be Wit Fleck Feed and Grain Co Killduff, Iowa Want Club Beeves Clinton Marion Idaho Gerber’s Geo. Washington Rockford John Lasschuit Zokoro Droste’s Homeguard Homesguard Joe Stientjos & Son
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