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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1965

Page

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Five Chicago children visit in area homes

Five Chicago children spend two weeks in local host homes under the Friendly Town program, arranged by the Chicago Missionary Society with Iowa organizers. Chaperones from Ames Jaycees and the University Lutheran Church accompany the group in Des Moines. Hosts include families near Monroe Otley and Otley area, detailing several youths and host households.

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Pete Stribling Brings Laughter On Midwest Farm Visit

Jerome Pete Stribling, 11, stays with Arvin Klein east of Otley. He likes chasing hogs and listening to them holler, enjoys the electric buzzer used to herd hogs, and helps with haying cattle and eggs. He plans to be a city bus driver, has toured Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and wishes to return next year. Pete attends with Arvin and Virgil Klein families, siblings Galen 11, Laura 17, Valerie 13, Nyla 6, Lisa 2.

Jerome Pete Stribling Arvin Kleins Otley Arvin Chicago Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Virgil Klein Mrs. Klein Galen Laura Valerie Nyla Lisa

Jerome Smith's Chicago Visit At Otley Farm Home

Jerome Smith six and his five brothers six sisters visit Otley area homes staying with the Howard De Prengers near Otley. He arrived July 10 learned to ride a bicycle and spends time in the Chicago streets and a large flowered yard. He counts his suitcase items and is amazed by the De Prengers washing his clothes.

Jerome Smith Howard de Prenger Farm Otley Chicago Howard de Prengers Jerome

David Uzzell 11 Visits Iowa Farm for Silo Work

David Uzzell an 11 year old guest of Van Dusseldorp is described as a capable tractor driver with a two week stay in Iowa to help on the farm. The piece notes mixing families and travel between Van Dussel and Vanden Dovers amid a group of Otley church families awaiting arrivals.

David Uzzell van Dusseldorp Guest Francis van Dusseldorps Iowa van Dusseldrops David Vanden Dovers Otley Church Chicago van Dus Vanden Diane David van Dusseldorp Steve Chronicle News

Farm Life Profiles Children From Chicago Visit

A Chronicle photo feature follows David Uzzell and siblings as they visit Pleasant Valley Farm in Otley area, showing corn crops and farm animals. Their father works for Ford, their mother teaches, and the family spends summers at the Chicago Missionary Society farm, with youths learning farming and farm chores.

David Ford Motor Company Mothe Chicago Pleasant Valley Farm Chicago Missionary Society

Beverly Wilkins Visits Van Haaftens on Monroe Farm

Beverly Wilkins, a nine year old Chicago guest staying with the Duane Van Haaftens on Highway 14 south of Monroe, spent two weeks with activities from swimming and pony rides to bike riding and helping with chores. She is recovering from Friday’s acute appendicitis and continues to feel weak yet cheerful about her health and chores. Ver nell Van Haaften, younger sister, joins in helping with the chickens at the Jim Vander Oever farm.

Chicago Des Moines Chicago City Duane van Haaften Duane Chronicle News Beverly Wilkins Duane van Haaftens Monroe van Haaften Fury Beverly Vernell Jim Vander Oever

Barber Jo Regur Keeps Saturday Shave Tradition

Barber Joe Regur, 82, works every Saturday on Keosauqua Main Street. He began at the turn of the century and ran a shop there until selling in 1951, now marking six generations of his family cutting hair.

Joe Regur Keosauqua

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