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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1966
Page
6
Every other Thursday at the Public Safety building from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In Oskaloosa every Wednesday 8:30 to 4:30 at the Court House. In Knoxville Wednesday hours 8:30 to 4:30 at the Court House.
1959 Chev. 4 dr 8 cyl power steering power brakes priced at 395.00. 1939 Chev. pickup heavy duty 4 speed. 1958 Chev. 2 dr good running second car Ulrich Motor Co. Serah Sols. Free cup of de ion coffee on a homemade central Park Care.
Classified notes from White Way Auto feature Impalas and Chevrolets including a 1963 Ford wagon and a 1960 Chev with V8 power. Also listed are a 1935 Ford two door, 1957 Chev four door, a 1965 Chev one ton, and a 1964 Chev four speed. Lawrence Grooters promotes a free coffee and roll at Central Park Cafe.
A historical ad lists multiple tractors and farm implements including Farmall models 350 560 1942 1944 and diesel variants, John Deere PTO spreaders wagons loaders elevators grain augers and mowing equipment. It mentions a cup of coffee and roll at Central Park Café and notes a real estate section.
A dated inventory listing various farm equipment including tractors from John Deere International Harvester and Oliver models. Items include 1959 JD 30, 1955 IHC 400, 1949 JD A, 1944 JD B with loader, 1963 MF 500, 1948 Oliver 70, JD 50 power steering, mowers and rake numbers, plus combines, baler and sheller references. Hoeksema's appears as the seller.
Public notice details sealed bids due August 5 1966 for Marion County Iowa projects including Group I RCB culvert and Group II T beam bridge. Requires certified checks and adherence to bidder qualifications plans and forms furnished with proposals. Card of thanks follows for condolences and memorials.
Special acknowledgments are given to Dr. A E Evers for medical care and to the Retenes and the Rev Vander Pal for their calls and comforting ward. The family of Mrs J C DeBruin extends thanks.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Uiter markt Julie and Vicki spent Friday evening at Gerrit A Uiter markt’s home in Pella. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Hodgson of Crookston Minnesota Klazina Longstreet of California and Dove Uiter markt and David of Vella plus Ronald Den Hartog a Town State University scholarship recipient. Laura Wallace of Eno visited cousins Julie and Vickie Ustermarkt. Edward Rather family visited Franc seldorp home after church Sunday.
Henry Vander Sei den just completed 14 months in Korea and is home on 30 day leave before returning to Fort Carson Colorado for seven more months. West Antle on furlough at his parents’ home. Jill Scheene and Marie Scheene travel from Amsterdam to visit relatives in Amersterdam. The Netherlands visitors stay with Andrew Samson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Wyngarden visit Leland Balmer after Sunday services. John Cooper Curt Lamb join Carl Marquis for Mrs. Cooper’s birthday anniversary dinner.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Chester Terpstra and Cheri Lynn hosted visits from Rev Effin and family. In the evening six couples with children shared a picnic supper and watched fireworks after a ball game. Guests included Clarence Rozendaal and family of Barnes City and others from Pella Sully Lynnville Reasnor and rural New Sharon. Elmer Dieleman hosted a July 4 picnic with their children and grandchildren, Ron Dieleman among them.
Mrs Carrie Van Haaften was discharged from Pella hospital after a six day stay. The brace supporting her rib makes movement painful. Mary Brand of Oskaloosa visits and aids the Van Haaften family, while Mr and Mrs Dieleman Terpstra and Dieleman relations help nearby.
Kenneth and Mrs Stouwie came home after a week in Boston visiting friends. Keith Beintema and spouse returned to Georgia after a week with their parents. Jacob Stouwie Lucy Bennink spent the holiday weekend in Burlington with their daughter and son Ivan Bennink and his wife.
Market notes from Pella on Monday July 25 show EGGS at 71 35e per dozen and jumbo eggs at 71 35e. HOGS reported by butchers and packers with feeder pigs at 17.50, grain prices listed for corn oats and soybeans with soybeans at 24.75 ewt and delivered price 1.22 per bushel. Cream products include sour and sweet cream with miscellaneous entries and unvaccinated feeder pigs at 17.50.
The Extension Council of Marion County Iowa will meet August 4 1966 at 8 00 PM in the County Extension Office Knoxville Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following expenditures for the fiscal year beginning January 1 1967.
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