Pella Area Happenings Include Visitors Births and Visits
Mrs Chester Zylstra and infant son were dismissed from Mahaska Hospital May 26. Dr Rudolph Oswald of Shanghai visited Pella with Mr Horton to inspect Pella High agriculture. A birth announced for twin boys to Mrs Norma Luce Juno of Selkirk NY. Several local residents and visitors were noted at Mercy and Mahaska hospitals and in town, with reports of graduations, travels, and community events spanning May 26 to May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Zylstra
Mahaska Hospital
Noah Schuring
Mahaska
Johanna Bogaard
Mercy
Onkaloosa
Pella
Rudolph Oswald
Shanghai
Germany
Horton
State Vocational Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department of
Pella High
Norma Luce Juno
Sunset Drive
Selkirk
New York
Beake and Coffee
Central College
Richard
Dick) Goad
Suzanne
Jayne
Denver
Colorado
E. V. Goad
Pella High Hool
Patsy Goad
Goad
Douglas Lee van Gorp
Donald J. van Gorp
Mercy Hospital
Osatunday
May
Shirley van Zee
Oskaloosa
Herman Swank
Route 1
Mary Doedyns
Peter Welle
Mahaska Sun Rs
Robert van Hemert
Roy Wagner
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Michigan
Ben Vogelaar
Ralph Vander Pol
Harrison
South Dakota
Vogelaar
Wagner
Vander Pols
del de Haan
Delia de Haan
Ralph Ver Ploeg
Floyd Wilson
New Virginia
Towa
Leonard Allen
Matt Huyser
Huyser
Francs Huyser
Jimmy
Moline
Garl An “Houveling
Praise City
Community notes from Mahaska County area social calendar
Local families are listed with visits, hospital stays, graduations, and travels. Sir names include Vander Lugt, Mollard, Renaud, Ver Ploeg, Hoeksema, Onstine, Ver Ploeg, Vander Linden, Huyser and Van der Wert. Events cover hospitalizations, commences, and family visits across Monmouth College, Mahaska Hospital, and nearby towns such as Des Moines Grand Mound and Burlington.
Night Patrol Reveals Tragic Scene Of A Young Victim
A highway patrolman after three in the morning searches wrecked cars in steady rain. He discovers an eight year old boy dead in the back seat, placed carefully out of reach of the rain, while the wrecker arrives an hour later and no traffic passes by. The officer reflects on the boy’s fear of the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hullihan
Egg Production For April Continued At High Level
Iowa farms produced an estimated 488 million eggs in April, a level equaled in 1950 and not exceeded since 1948. Production fell from March’s 610 million due to seasonal patterns, with a record lay rate of 1 944 eggs per 300 birds and 25,088,000 layers in April, down 4 percent from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Farm flock egg output mirrors April rise and yearly dip
United States farm flocks produced 6 271 million eggs in April up 8 percent from April last year but 2 percent below the 1948 82 average. Output rose across regions while production per layer reached 188 eggs in April from 181 last year and 17 average. The number of layers was about 43 million, up 8 percent from April last year but 5 percent below the April average. Egg prices rose to 35 cents per dozen in mid April from 87 cents in mid March and 45.5 cents in April last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Contests Announced For Soil District Cooperators
Des Moines Register and Tribune Iowa Farm and Home Register announce soil conservation awards in three divisions. Farm owners with district plans. landlords and tenants advancing conservation. new coop erators since 1952 with progress. Regional, state prizes include a 500 dollar savings bond for sweepstakes winners. Entries by late June. address Soil Conservation District offices at Knoxville and Newton for forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Iowa Farm and Home Register
Ate Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation District
Eater
Soil_ Conservation District
Knoxville
Marion County
Newton
Jasper County
Hog Marketings in Continued Decline in Iowa
Hog marketings in Iowa show a continued decline with May and June totals forecast around 1.88 million head, down 21 percent from last year and 18 percent below the 5 year average. May output expected at 1.0 million head, June producers forecast 850,900 hogs, signaling a near term market low for June.
Cattle marketings seen lower than last year in May and June
May and June cattle and calf marketings from town and farm are forecast to be down from last year s near record levels yet exceed the May and June average. An estimated 845000 head will be marketed over the two months, versus 616000 a year ago and a 1947 peak of 624000.
Fragmentary April 1968 demography note
Fragmentary OCR indicates a discussion of April 1968 figures, mentioning 206,000 and an aging head count with percentages. The legible bits imply population or age-related data, but the fragment lacks clear entities, dates, or actions to form a complete news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond Klyn
van Hemort
Chevrolet
G. H. Vanden Berg
Buick
Evan Garrett
Elmer van Wyk
Otley
Doris Dockendorff
M. M. Dockendorf
Iowa State College
Marlys Plachn
Old Webster School
Martha Clark
Mary Dickema
Dysart
van Rockel
Veenschoten
H. W. Pietenpol
Monroe
Monroe Kiwanis Cluj
Wayne Still
Verle Ver Dught
Jack Boatsma
Herb Plambeck
WHO
Des Moines
Central Iowa
Joyce Dickman
Grace van Hemert
Pi Alpha
Ames
Lee van Hemert
Donald Groenendyk
Leighton
Oskalooi
Douglas Lee
Pvt
Leo M. van Gent
Arie van Gent
Ft. Monmouth
New Jersey
White Sands Proving Grounds
New Mexico
Mark Schakel
Linda and
Juli Newton
Maxine
Chris) Serineen
Larry Aristine
Henry Kersberg
Gellender
Gerald Rysdam
Albia
Callender
Machael Cherkala
Cleveland, Ohio
Bernie Vander Linden
Bulletin of
The
Third Reformed Church
Neal Schuring
Kenneth McAmis
Carol
Jane
Alzada
Montana
Will Clark
Art Bruinekool
Omaha
Nebraska
Joan Bruinekool
McAmites
Mortimer Goodwin
Ralph Grandman
Susan Grandman
Mason City
John W. Vander Linden
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Ralph Heerema
Fulton
Mlinois
Frank Bielema
Edward Kallemyn
John
Phyllis
Des’ Moines
Nick Vander Ploeg
Earl F. Black
Sarahlyn
Chicago
Robert Wilkinson
Charles
Freeport
H. C. Wormhoudt
Wilkinson
Col
Tom Harris
Nancy
Washington, D.C
Harri
J. Ender Zyl
Mahaska County
Dwight H. Mateer
Me William ‘van’ Sitte
Bella
Jay
Mrs
Max Slaughter
Grand Mound
Mr. Slaughter
W. A. Slaughter
B. J. Brom
Abe Bernstein
Nary Sanders
Minois
William
Bil) Vander Lugt
Church Herald
Vander Lugt
Pennsylvania State College
Hope College
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Richard Mollard
Milwaukee, Wis
Andrew Vander Wal
Art Breen
John E. Bauman
Wilbur van Dusseldorp
Taintor
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ilinois
Marilyn Ver Ploeg
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Ebbie de Jong
Grand Rapids
Carl Kettering
Liscomb
F. M. Frush
Harriet Frush
Washington, D. C
Abington High School
Rosslyn
Marilyn Vander Wert
Harriet
Will
John Onstine
University Hospital
Town City
Denver, Colo
Rene Vander Linden
Ottumwa
Vander Linden
Lela Stonaker
Louise
Polk County Federal Savings & Loan
Vander Linden Drug
Lewa Mail
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Tiveatock
Lown
Earl L. Pohlman
Cook & Son
Pelle
Lowe
Florence Kissinger
John Fisher
Democratic
Pella Co-operative Funeral Home
ARE
Veryone
Christian Reformed, First Reformed and
Community Churches of
Sully, la
Caroline
Connell
Hammond
Marion
Elmer Hammond
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