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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

9

Nearby Towns Celebrates Birthdays and Gatherings

A long list of relatives gathered at Hulleman home to celebrate Mrs Hulleman s birthday on Friday June 2. Numerous families from Pella Otley Monroe Knoxville and Oskaloosa shared visits picnics and church events including Lake Keomah Memorial Day outings and choir rehearsals. Henry Van Weelden remains hospitalized in Oskaloosa after a serious car accident but shows improvement.

Hulleman Pella Liberty School Clara Gogselinke Robert Baker Monroeent Neal Hemstra Velma Vriezelar Katie Vriezelaar Art Hemstrar L. Ven Knoxville Chariton Robert van Essen Henry Kool

Social notes from Killduff area and surrounding towns

The column records numerous visits and greetings across the region. Families and friends from Killduff, Pella, Oskaloosa, Newton, Monroe, Kellogg, and nearby towns gathered for visits, hospital checkups, and a Vonk reunion at Oskaloosa. Notable items include births, medical outings, a tonisillectomy, a sixty-year wedding anniversary, and a long auto tour. Several visitors traveled from Des Moines, Denver, and California to see relatives.

Local Notes and Social News Across Grinnell Area

Miss Ann Wisgerhof and Mrs. McIlhenny plan several weeks visiting eastern states after touring Grand Canyon Zion and Brice Canyon. Galesburg guests at O C Flanagan home. many local bridge players entertain and dine. Selene Eldredge marries Pereus McCarl in Marshalltown. couple to Burlington for honeymoon. Groom from Grundy Center, bride a Grinnell High graduate.

Grand Canyon Ariz Zion National Park Brice Canyon Utah Ann Wisgerhof McIlhenny Goldfield Iowa A. M. Boat Paul and Clair Maggie Robidanz Galesburg O. C. Flanagan Grinnell Anie van Arkel Pete Dorothy Marvin Fred van Ga Mike Vander Zyl Helen Dieleman Connie van Maren Kellogg Wayne Wildman Chas. Hill Davenport Selene Eldredge C. C. Eldredge Pereus McCarl Emma McCarl Grin

Obituary: Mrs William Ver Steeg Dies in Oskaloosa

Mrs Wm Ver Steeg died at her home in Oskaloosa on Sunday May 28 at age 79. Survived by six children four sons and two daughters. Funeral services held in Oskaloosa on Tuesday May 30. Mrs Ver Steeg, formerly Jane Brouwer, and husband William Ver Steeg were former Pella residents.

Wm. Ver Steeg Oskaloosa Ver Stees Jane Brouwer Pella

Infant Wayne Rozenberg Dies in Oskaloosa

Wayne Junior infant son of Mr and Mrs Dick Rozenberg of West Washington street died at Mercy hospital Oskaloosa Friday evening June 2 at 546 oclock Survived by parents and one sister Maxine Funeral services held at Co operative Burial Association Funeral Home Monday afternoon Rev J M Carlson Monroe in charge Interment in Oakwood cemetery

Wayne Junior Dick Rozenberg West Washington Street Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Maxine Co-operative Burial Association Funeral Home J. M. Carlson Monroe Oakwood Cemetery

Mrs Willem J. Clement Obituary at Pella Iowa

Mrs Willem J Clement died Thursday morning June 1 at her home four miles northwest of Pella aged 44 years 2 months and 26 days Funeral services were held Saturday June 3 at 1 o clock at the home and at 130 in the First Christian Reformed church Rev J Vander Ploeg conducted the services and burial followed in Graceland cemetery She is survived by her husband Willem J Clement a daughter Cornelia her mother Mrs J C Vanden Heuvel four sisters and two brothers

Willem J. Clement Pella First Christian Reformed Church J. Vander Ploeg Graceland

Tall Corn Contest to be Held at Iowa State Fair

The third annual National tall corn contest offers 250 dollars in cash prizes for the tallest stalks grown in the United States and will be held at the Iowa State Fair in August.

Iowa State Fair United States

War on the Dandelion in Pella Stirs Town Effort

The Town Crier notes a broad push to exterminate dandelions in Pella led by Dr. Lubbers plan for Central College campus. Neighbors on the east block may join soon as Tulip Time nears without dandelions. Dean and Mrs. Pietenpol depart for a U.S. and Canada trip as thanks for a spotless yard this spring. Central College campus praised as pretty and cool. gospel quartet plans West tour and a Pacific coast trip. corn contest rules and state fair hybrid show with $5,707.50 in prizes announced for the 1939 fair.

Pella Lubbers Dean Central College Orange City The Chronicle Central College Gospel West West Coast San Francisco Fair Europe New York City Florida Yellowstone Park Pacific Coast Utah America State Fair Board Des Moines State Fair Management Agricultural Department County Farm Bureau

April Hatchings Establish Record in Chick Production

Agricultural economists at Town State College based on hatchery data report April chick production at Town State, about one sixth above last April and the largest for any April or month on record. This marks the seventh consecutive month of higher commercially hatched chick output than a year earlier. With this larger hatch, marketings of chickens are expected to rise in the second half of the year, and egg production next winter and spring should also increase as pullets begin laying.

Town State College

Cultivate Before Weeds Start Reducing Corn Cultivation Costs

Iowa State College agronomist E S Dyas argues corn cultivation costs are highest among common Iowa crops and outlines strategies to cut expenses. Prioritize early cultivation with wide tools, shallow depth, and avoid cultivating weedy fields. experiments show shallow cultivation can outperform deep, and weedless plots may yield more with less effort.

Iowa E. S. Dyas Iowa State College Dyas

A Hint on How to Get Homework Done

A dialogue from Understanding Iowa Children shows Ted Thatcher and Harry Furnas debating chores and parental expectations. Ted sees value in parents who understand plans, while Harry resents chores and a mower that interferes with his desires to attend the ball game. The piece notes the 1895 founding of the American Bowling Congress in New York.

Iowa University of Iowa Ted Thatcher Harry Furnas Harry Ted Fanny Joe Pop Mr. Ferguson New York Beethoven Hall

Athlete's Foot Fungus in Locker Rooms and Pools

The article explains athlete's foot, a fungal skin infection common in summer. It describes forms from fissures between toes to blisters and thick soles, notes fungus thrives in pools, showers, and locker rooms, and urges foot baths and wearing shoes to prevent spread.

State Rose Show To Be Held In New Sharon Soon

New Sharon Iowa hosts the State Rose Show during the Second Annual Rose Festival on June 20 and 21 announced by R. E. Herrick secretary of the Iowa Rose Society. The 12th Annual Town Rose Society convention will be held Tuesday June 20.

New Sharon Towa State R. E. Herrick Lowa Rose Society The Town Rose Society

Iowa Rose Festival Opens With Free Show In New Sharon

Anyone may enter Rosarians from across the state will exhibit roses at the festival and compete for American Rose Society awards. Non members may compete in open classes. Noon luncheon follows. nationally accredited judges will determine awards. The Rose Festival Queen will be crowned Wednesday June 21 with Gov. A Wilson present. All events are free.

American Rose Society Iowa Rose Society Town Rose Society Iowa State College New Sharon Gov. A. Wilson

Opportunity for Young Men in Marine Corps Kansas City

Information released today by Captain J P Schwerin details opportunities for young men to join the Marine Corps in Kansas City. Program outlines eligibility training and service pathways with emphasis on career prospects and national service.

Marine Corps Kansas City J. P. Schwerin

Marine Corps Recruiting Ad Highlights Education Pathway

A Kansas City Marine Corps recruiting notice promotes enlistment with education as a key lure. It notes the Marine Corps Institute in Washington offers free courses leading to diplomas across fields such as engineering, aviation, languages, and more. It also outlines promotion prospects, pay up to 157 dollars monthly, and retirement income after 30 years, plus how to obtain full details from the Kansas City recruiting station.

U. S, Marine Corps Marine Corps Kansas City Marine Corps Institute Washington, D. C Corps Marine Recruiing Bidg

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