Conservation Focus Guides Mississippi Basin Meeting Tour
The Upper Mississippi River Basin Coordinating Committee held a two day Des Moines meeting. Engineers economists biologists and others reviewed district programs in Jasper and Marion counties to connect local conservation with the wider Mississippi River Valley plan, stressing soil and water conservation to reduce erosion floods and silt while sustaining farm incomes and watershed health.
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Jasper
Marion County
United States
Red Rock
Obituary: Dick Van Hal 68 Newton Jasper County Native
Dick Van Hal 68 of 739 S Third Ave E Newton died Friday at Skiff Memorial Hospital after long residence in Jasper County. Survived by wife Richie, son Richard of Davenport, six daughters including Bertha Simmons Grinnell Jennie Wilson Kennett Square PA Wilma Manning Newton Margaret Spalink Grand Rapids and Julia Smith Newton, 12 grandchildren and siblings in Pella New Sharon. Born October 1 1895 in Ede Netherlands he moved to Sully and later Newton in 1943. Funeral at Christian Reformed Church.
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Newton
Dick van Hal
S. Third Ave. E
Jasper County
Skiff Memorial Hospital
van Hal
Richie
Richard van Hal
Davenport
Bernard
Bertha) Simmons
Grinnell
James
Jennie) Wilson
Kennett Square
George
Wilma) Manning
Henry
Margaret Ann) Spalink
Christian Reformed Church
William
Bertha van Elst van Hal
Ede
Netherlands
Sully
Lynnville
Rikie Swank
Maytag Co
Church notices and new Sunday School officers named
The Rev Harold Bossenbrock of Pella conducted the services and burial was in Newton Memorial Park Cemetery with Johnson Chapel in charge of arrangements. Sympathy extended to the Brouwer family in the loss of John Brouwer Sr. NEW S.S. OFFICERS The new Sunday School officers and teachers include Supt Ed Slings and vice Supt Louis Lanser with Sec Treas George Carson and ten class officers. Mrs Jansen, Mrs Swank, and Delmar Jansen lead several classes and substitutions noted. Mrs Joe Sjaardema and Mrs Andrew Samson visited sister Mrs Albert Rozendaal in Lynnville Wednesday.
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Harold Bossenbrock
Pella
Newton Memorial Park
Johnson Chapel
John Brouwer
S.S
Ed Slings
Louis Lanser
Treas
George Carson
H. Dykema
V. van Zee
G. Carson
H. Jochems
Wilma Schu Ienklopper
J. Slings
G. Jansen
J Swank
D. Ward
J. Swank
Claire Miller
G. Sjaardema
Dean Ward
Wm. Branderhorst
Fred Swank
Delmar Jansen
Joe Sjaardema
Andrew Samson
Albert Rozendaal
Lynnville
Picnic and family gatherings noted in Summit notices
Community listings describe picnics at Shelter House and Riverview Park Marshalltown with Ter Louw and Angove families from Pella and nearby towns, plus a birthday tribute to Mrs. Mary Schendel and Elizabeth Vriezelaar. Congressman John Kyl visited, and Adrian Uitermarkt returned on leave from Norfolk, Virginia.
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Andrew Ter Louw
John E. Ter Louw
Andy
Lester Ter Louw
Larry
Lana
Linda
Letha
Marvin Swank
Joyce
Pella
Gerald Ter Louw
Chuck
Kathy Lynn
Karla
Carolyn Gableman
Prairie City
Mrs
Leroy Ustermarkt
Julie
Vicie
Donald Kingery
Cantaro
Ohio
Jerry Robuck
Gerald Angove
Salina
Calif
Gradus Kliens
Wayne Angove
Eugene Angove
Straford
Riverview Park
Marshalltown
Mary Schendel
Elizabeth Vriezelaar
H. W. Vriezelaar
Arthur Vriezelaar
Terry
Beth
Jeffrey
John Vriezelaar
Susan
Hugh
Josephine Schendel
Wm. C. Schendel
John Kyl
Kyl
Marshall County
Wm. J. Rice
Janice
Bob Fisher
Topeka
Kan
Larry Kingery
Kay Egg
Fred Kingery
Pershing
Donald Haug
Jack Robuck
Donald de Jong
Phyllis Robuck
Knoxville
Bert Breen
Todd
Gerrit Rooda
Junior Scaring
Monroe
Laura
Carol
Plath
Creston
Arla
Patty Verought
Frank Plath
Sara
J. J. Buwalda
Community Notes From Knoxville Area Obituaries and Visits
A local news roundup lists travel by plane for duty returning July 20 aboard the USS Krishna. It notes visits by Marion Heemstra and family, guests of the De Vries and Vriezelaar households, and a Maple Buffet dinner honoring Jane Kyland’s Bloomfield family. Obituaries include Arthur Mohler of California and Charley Van Vlair, 77, formerly of Dunreath, with services in Knoxville.
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Krishna
Marion Heemstra
Simon van Dusseldorp
Lana de Vries
Mary Beth Heemstra
Maria
Marilee Heemstra
Kathy
Janie de Vries
D. Fulton and Sons
Knoxville
H. W. Vriezelaar
Blanche McTaggart
Bob Fisher
John Menninga
Ehner Vermeer
Clarence Buerkens
Pella
Kyland
Jane
Bloomfield
Fred Mohler
Artur Mohler
California
Delbert
Daisy
Budget priced Color Wack LT camera debut
Budget minded buyers get a transistorized shutter camera suited for outdoor color and black and white film. It measures light to set exposure during flash for indoor shots. Weighs less than many 35 mm models, loads in seven seconds, and features a simplified film selector.
First rate auto driver not always safest on tractor
Summer farm help often lacks real farming experience and safety training. The National Safety Council urges careful instruction for lifting with legs, managing power equipment, and recognizing tractor hazards. Drive slowly, avoid high speeds on roads, and use safe hitching practices to prevent rollovers and injuries.
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National Safety Council
Safe poison storage rules for households and farms
Five safety tips from the National Safety Council on keeping children under five from accidental poisoning. Advice covers storing products out of reach, keeping substances in original containers, not treating medicine as candy, reading labels, and calling a doctor immediately if ingestion occurs. includes guidance on tractors and strong need for careful storage near floors and low shelves.
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National Safety Council
Pella Chronicle July 28 1964 Page 8
A compact slice of the July 28 1964 edition from the Pella Chronicle featuring brief items, notices, and local notices captured on page eight. The readable fragments include community snippets and civic notes typical of a mid 1960s rural newspaper page.
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Newton News
Arthur Samson
Chrysler
Airtemp
Don’s Radio & TY
Summit News
Paardekooper
Ville
Coats
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