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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1955

Page

12

Kitchen Changes Come Swiftly and the Modern Kitchen

The article traces rapid evolution in home kitchens over fifty years, highlighting built in units and color driven appliance lines. It notes faster progress in the last decade, multiple electric ranges, refrigerators, dishwashers, and storage innovations, all aimed at saving time and increasing enjoyment for housewives. Major appliances feature built in designs, varied oven types, and automatic controls, reflecting a shift toward kitchen centers and efficient, cheerful spaces.

More Storage Bins and Cribs for Corn on the Farms

Iowa farmers need more on farm storage as government adds bins and cribs under reseal. Merill L. Robuck, Marion county ASC chair, says up to 20 million bushels of new binspace may be required in the state to house price supported corn, with 81 million bushels still to store. The government offers 15 cents a bushel storage payment for 12 more months, loan repayments allowed with storage pay, and four year four percent loans up to 80 percent of facility costs plus a tax write off for storage facilities.

Iowa Merrill L. Robuck Marion County ASC Robuck

Outdoors Cook Tasty Bar-B-Q Sauce

Summer barbecues spark a simple sauce recipe by Harriett Roberts an extension nutritionist from Iowa State College. Mix chopped onion sugar pepper catsup vinegar Worcestershire sauce water and cook on low for 10 to 15 minutes yields about one cup and a half of sauce. The Navy maintains over two thousand research contracts across about two hundred leading schools and two hundred fifty industrial concerns.

Harriett Roberts Iowa State College

County Board Proceedings Point to 1965 Allocation and Claims

The County Board met in regular session with all members present and approved minutes. A $150.00 transfer was authorized to the Instruction Fund for 1965. A long list of claims and expenditures followed, including medical, supplies, and services from numerous vendors and individuals such as Dr. Burroughs, State Printing, Panama Carbon Co, and Johnston entities.

Oskaloosa Clean Towel Service Berry-Myron Mach Everett Loynacan Panama Carbon, Paper S. E. Cronkhite J. P. Few John Neuman Constable Mater Clinic L HE Koelling F. M. Roberts Pauline Hennings Wel Bureau Catholic’ Charities Ideal Pharmacy A&b. HG Provenzano Fee's Dick Doedyns C&k Clyde Cummings ‘Book Store Knoxville Ray Boyd D. A. Mater OMVI Pella Chronicle G. E. Harsin Opal Carle F. O. R.R. Map Co Ival Harkness Koch Bros Gwennie Hayes Igeest Eas Mary McCullough Delores Core Don Vors Sherif Cummings Book J W. Green Ervices G. A. Bruce J. P E. Cronkhitte J. P. Fees Jellamy Telephone KA. Smith Burbank Joe Templeton Dan Dingeman Merlin Shadle Joe Clark Victor Mets

Marion County Board approves bids and hires staff in adjourned session

Marion County Iowa Board of Supervisors met with all members present and approved minutes, accepted the Knoxville Express bid for 150 copies of the Marion County Financial Report for 260 dollars, and adopted a resolution concurring with the Highway Commission on Farm-to-Market Road Project No. 5-2196(1). They reappointed E B Rinehart and Jack Evans to the Soldiers Relief Commission, approved a township clerk bond, and approved tax suspensions for James Burt and Don H Smith. List of claims and payments follows, including county utilities, supplies, medical and legal expenses, and various bond and service charges. Meeting adjourned.

Dieleman Fisher Knoxville Express Marion County Financial Report Marion County Iowa Board of Supervisors Iowa State Highway Commission Id Board of Supervisors Commission J.pany Milton Pan Marion Co Merle Maddy Clifford W. Park Dicleman E. B. Rinehart Jack Evans Soldiers’ Relief Commission Dickoman Board of Supervizors Elza Emma Chilcote G. A. Klein C. B. ‘Thomassen John W. Stierwall W. C. Remella Avis Gilfillan James Burt Jon Don H. Smith Fuel Nael Refineries, Inc Viking of Co Harold Glasgow Virgil Miller Zr U Larry Reeves Levi Dooley Ee Junior ‘Klein Pete Miedemaie Jacob Stierneman Paul Cox _ ce Alfred” Green Bruce Heywood Robert Marshall Glen Worrall Wendell Robinson Tom Colbert Cleo Grife Frank Nelson H.V. Shookane Sam ‘Amos Vernon Klein Edward Livier Wm. ‘Sturam Richard Dunkin CA. Hanna Duane Jones Emerick Spaur Clarensol Bob Giin Joe Metz Palmauis Ex Donald Woody Angove Be Koopm Win Calawell Ray Dyes Harvey Neal’ Koopman William Witt Richard Rando

County Supervisors Minutes From June 30 1955 Meeting

The June 30 1955 board of supervisors session notes approval of several bonds and funds. Key figures listed include J Garden Delbert Murray Merle Mundy Rick Vanalate Carey ERGO Richard Rando Sam Amos Vernon Klein and many others with bond and fund allocations shown alongside names and amounts.

Pirexen Dieleman Fisher Inet Honda J. Garden Philip W. Clark William Bi Delbert Murray Merle Mundy Inher van Curt Murray” Rinchart Willie Caldwell Ray Dyewei S. EB Harvey Neal Koopman William Witt Loren Bennett Harold Glasgow Virgil Miller Larry Heeves Clarence Mol Wendell Robinson Junior Klein Pete Miedeman Jacob Stierneman Paul Cox Alfred Green Bruce Heywood Robert Marshall Glen Worrall

Pleasantville Man Consigning Hogs to National Congress

Peoria I Roger Harper of Pleasantville Iowa consigns purebred Durocs to the National Duroc Congress in Cedar Rapids Iowa on July 28 29 and 30 He enters a bred gilt and spring boar and spring gilt.

Peoria Roger Harper Pleasantville Iowa Cedar Rapids

Boy Dies After Tractor Backing Runs Over It

A two year old Douglas Kirkholm of near Moville died when a tractor backed into him in the Kirkholm farm yard. The father, unaware the child had entered the yard, was operating the machine.

Douglas Kirkholm Near Moville Kirkholm Farm

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IRA Willer Farm Electrification Bureau Navy Westinghouse Aix van den Berg Electric the County Board Merle Twenty-first de Tucker Cunningham Farm Penney M. Roberts Medical. Co G.I Andrews Hawkeye Farm Baler Dooley Inbor Keeton Ral ‘Largon Help IPERS Jim van Hemert Milence Wm. Nichols Bert’ Undstrn W. W. Glenn He Cafe HL. Bridgeman Inganing D. H. Hake Raymond Mick Jim “van Hemert Fee Loren Jarman J.C. Penney Spahn, and Rose Auddressograph Co Cummings Hook Fidhar Dr. Hake Robert Haldeman Meala Meagay Idm Co Hacdin D. Hf. Finke Elmer Nichols Marchant Sinclair Elliott Cummings Book Store Oskaloony Monroe Town Power and Light Nat'l Sheriff Assn Roy Moyd Knoxville Journal E. Cronkhite Twenty Nat’ Hank Hardin L. D. Tucker Vontage Tren Jennings Food Center I Court House Ain Avery's Court House Bond Spahn and Roxe Wm. Hardin Insanity Heari Prin Harvey Sweem Schuring and Grundy Sigcord and Beyer Dr. XK. D. Bank Cunningham Motors County Car Repair Baker's Drug Aéii N. L. Breene C&c Aseco Little Cafe Ugo PL Mick A&m Amr Els. Larsen Bare's Drug C. B. Doll Medi Scott” County Overseer D. S. Burbank H. ‘Vander Meulen K.D. Hanks F.C. BR. R. Map Co. Map Ireas Dr. H. Bridgeman Wilden Hospital D. Hake Davie E. H. Meinders J. P. Fon H.bridgeman Sweem Dick Cooley Tom Calbert Clearite Frank Nels WY. Shuck Evan’ Funeral Home Davenport Pediatric Tucker's U L. D Tucker Matt Parrot Zu Berry-Myton Mach Schuring and Grummi i Crakhite Bridgeman Ins Ty Cronkhite John’ Neuman Constable Fee Rodney Johnson Elmer Vander Collins Ks United Food Mkt Food i Bocas St Social Welfare GU Vand St. Social Welfare Ruth Slocum Knoxle Journal Aly Bolton Fed Gilderbloom's Graef Sam_ Webb Ati Bellamy Tel, Co Mary Rietveld M N Perryman Meri Bingham Vet Uiversi Ito Dicken C&k Mater Melchey Fda AL Smith Shell Dwiehe Nedical Ie FM Rinherta Med Omni We Cky Mart Ox Help Nuitor Clifford Ww Park Merl Ma Ly National Congress Viking Ydraulic Nary Imple Wormhoudt’s International Harvester Vu Vg Wuuuulutte International Harvester Sweepstakes Nannnannan Uuuuuuu Vnann PELLA International Harvester Dealer Pella, Iowa Atpella Aluminum Flexalum Morison
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