Pella Chronicle News Briefs July 17 1958 Item
Brief item from the Pella Iowa Chronicle dated July 17 1958 mentions a rental note and a general health advisory about avoiding diseases carried by flies. No specific names, events, or locations beyond Pella.
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Pella
Iowa
West End 66 Service Tops Rotary 8–7 In Night Match
West End 66 Service defeated Rotary 8 to 7 on Thursday evening after trailing 6 to 2 into the fourth inning. Clarence De Bruin and Ed Vander Linden led West End with key hits including a home run, while Rotary’s Gary Koopman and Jack Taylor produced multiple singles. Batteries: Rotary Koopman Taylor and Dot. West End Patton Beyer and Vander Linden.
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West End
Rotary
Clarence de Bruin
Steve Vander Waal
Ed Vander Linden
Gary Koopman
Sigles
Jack Taylor
Jim Patton
RHE
Gary Koop
Pete Dot
Paul Beyer
van Gorp
Pete de Jong
Steve Hollebrands
Douglas Menninga
David van Gorp
John Dieleman
Rhe van Gorp
Bernard Brom
Dan du Pree
Garrit Brouwer
Eastern Iowa Watershed Under Development
Construction in the Rock Springs watershed project within Scott County Iowa advances as the first in the area. Over twenty water detention structures will be built with ACP funded cost sharing, with a water retention dam under construction at Roy Curtis farm. The district formed in January near McCausland, draining 4274 acres into the Wapsi River, including 2345 acres of hilly land. Contouring terracing and strip cropping are also being implemented to support full watershed completion.
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Rock Springs
Scott County
Wapsic River
Wapsie River
The Rest of the Summer With or Without Flies
Public sanitation advice focuses on controlling houseflies through five baggage items. Use metal cans with tight lids wrap and drain garbage, place all trash inside can and seal, keep cans on stands, wash regularly. Screen homes with tight screens and occasional spraying to curb lingering flies. There is no reason to have flies on premises.
Local court news name clarified in The Chronicle
In the July 10 issue, J. Van Zante was listed but not J. H. Van Zante. The correction notes J. H. Van Zante, who resides at 1013 Union Street, was the intended correct party.
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J. van Zante
J. H. van Zante
van Zante
J. H
Union Street
Soil Conservation Photo Contest Enlists Iowa Entries
Iowa residents may enter an ongoing Soil Conservation Society photo contest offering up to 50 dollars for first prize in black and white or color divisions. No entry fee or special equipment required. deadline September 30. Winning photos may be enlarged framed and used in displays and publications across various venues.
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Iowa
Soil Conservation Society of America
Soil Conservation Society
Ernest Behn
RFC 1
Boone
Rol screenings and illness return to work
Harry Kelly returned to work after a week’s illness with a throat infection. From the office Mr and Mrs Wm Derich and children Karen and Bobby visited Louise and J B Van Hemert on Sunday. Martyn Van Ee left July 16 for Redlands California to visit friends Ruth Van Den Baard and family attended the annual Van Den Baard Reunion at Union Park.
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Harry Kelly
Wm. Derich
Karen
Bobby
Louise
J. B. van Hemert
Martyn van Ee
Redlands
California
Ruth van den Baard
van den Baard
Union Park
Weekend fishing trip spans Wisconsin trip details
In Des Moines last Sunday Matt Heerema and friends fished in Wisconsin from Monday through Thursday of this week. Dick Van Zante and family are spending this week's vacation at Estes Park Colorado. The state contour and level plowing matches will be held on Harold Strum farm north of Washington Iowa on September 12.
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Matt Heerema
Wisconsin
Dick van Zante
Estes Park
Colorado
Harold Strum
Washington
Iowa
June egg production up 2 percent in Iowa
Iowa flocks produced 405 million eggs in June, up 2 percent from June 1957, and 3 percent above the 1947-56 monthly average. Farm flocks averaged 1 920 eggs per 100 layers, with 21 080 000 total layers, and national egg output reached 5 031 million for June, 1 percent above a year ago.
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Iowa
Iowa Cooperative
United Statearm
West North Central
South Central
East North Central
North
South Atlantic
Breaking Stereotypes in Adolescent Development
The text discusses how adults cling to broad stereotypes about youths and react to siblings with rigid labels. It highlights how teachers press a boy to fit preconceptions of his sister or brother, hampering individual growth. It urges reexamining fixed expectations to notice genuine changes in a child.
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