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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
9
Classified advertisement announces sale of a large estate heating store in good condition, with contact via phone 166 on 45. Also offers a floor sander and edger for rent at 5.00 per day, listing Stientjes Gambies dealer and phone 28.
A canners conference will be held at Iowa State College January 23 and 24, organized by the college with the Nova Nebraska Canners Association. The program features Charles H. Mahoney of the National Canners Association on research in crop production and G. I. Muhr of Green Giants on land management. Other topics include advertising cooperation, corn borer control, fertilizer supplies for 1951, and soil conservation. Contact Dr. E. P. Lana, Room 307, Horticulture Building, for information.
The Mary and Martha Society of the Third Reformed Church will hold its annual bake sale. Lunches and soups will be served on Saturday, January 20, at the White Way Garage.
A. J. Terlouw states he will be at the City Office every Saturday afternoon through March 1 awaiting anyone who plans to move and wishes to meet.
J. A. Sents, Pella City Assessor, will assist with Home stead credits every Saturday in the basement of the Marion County State Bank from 1 to 3 pm until April 1, 1951. See him before April 1.
The City of Pella Iowa redeems its outstanding 4 percent Street Improvement Bonds dated November 1 1947 totaling 30000 in denominations of 1000 each numbered 18 through 47 and redeemable May 1 1961. Bonds must be presented to the City Treasurer in Pella Iowa for payment and interest ceases May 1 1951 by order of the City Council J Vanderzyl City Treasurer.
The Iowa State Employment Service announces weekly Farm Labor Clinics starting February 1 at 17 11th Street Des Moines from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Farmers should place help orders while farmworkers register. wages are attractive to draw applicants as spring hiring nears.
Hiring drives draw 125 to 200 employers and workers per Clinic with on the spot interviews. The Des Moines Local Office placed 3,052 farm workers in the past year. Counties near Des Moines attended clinics to connect employers and workers. The note adds a Latin origin for czar and kaiser.
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