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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
6
A town crier muses about gathering everyone who has studied piato or pipe organ with him. He considers a reunion and suggests the state fair grounds as a possible venue.
Among the pupils present are Mrs George Gaass Mrs Pete Kuyper Mrs George Lankelma Mrs Sam ers Edith LeCocq Mrs van Dellen Miss Anne Gene Kuyper Miss Katherine De Koning Miss Helen Gosselink Miss Katherine Rus Mrs Wilma Vander Baan Bob Brittell Miss Dena Ver Steeg Junior Hospers. Among music celebrities who studied with me are De Vries William Bosch Bob Klein D Herman Vander Meulen Martin.
A long catalog of named piano and pipe organ instructors from various cities is printed, with remarks about the challenges of printing the full list. The writer jokes about rating the teachers as he does Drake students and includes humorous asides about California sun, sugar in coffee, and cows producing milk around holidays.
Winter feeding stations are active to support quail and other wildlife through the critical season. Game technicians report one of the heaviest quail populations in modern times and expect feeding to bolster spring breeding. Whole corn aids squirrels, cracked corn aids quail and pheasants according to Iowa Conservation Notes.
After long persistence by supervisors, Christmas decorations came down last Saturday at Rolscreen. Ed Ver Steeg, recently discharged from the Army, works in Venetian Blind assembly, with Jimmy Koopmans from the Navy joining the blind department. Bob Van Vark is expected home soon from California, Dick Den Adel returns, and Charles Clark resumes in the window department after an injury layoff. Frank Kester is praised for an automatic feed design. Dirk De Bruin operates a machine deemed once dangerous. Andy Beerend appears hungry, Maxine Van Vark loves apples, and Robert Sherwood returns to civilian work. Bol Neaneer, a plant engineer and ex-major at Ft Belvoir, is a new hire, formerly of Iowa State College, married with a 14-month-old son, seeking housing. Betty n de Geest is missing from the ling department since Dec 22 1945. If located, contact the three musketeers Ve arl Betty and Ed na.
A fragment shows characters discussing torture and a forced permanent, with one saying the oil or irons are hot and another instructing restraint and payment. The dialogue suggests a violent coercive scene, but lacks context to identify people, place, or date.
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