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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

9

A Good Home Berry Patch For Strawberries Year Round

A guide from Iowa State College extenders explains how good moisture and plant growth yield a top strawberry crop. It covers picking, processing immediately, freezing whole or sliced berries, making sugar syrups, and strawberry preserves with step by step timing and storage tips for home gardeners and commercial growers.

Towa State College Towa Home Jewel Graham Iowa State College Extension peRezentch Tellus Ravor Solon

Corn Shortage Risk for Iowa Cattle Feeders This Fall

Iowa State extension economists Francis Kutish and Gordon Bivens warn that corn supplies may be tight by October, risking feed for cattle and hogs as hog prices rise. With 1.5 billion bushels on hand last April and a projected 1 billion to be used before Oct 1, carryover could be the smallest since 1948, unless CCC policy shifts.

Towa Francis Kutish Gordon Bivens Iowa State College Kutish Commodity Credit Corporation Kutish Reg CCC Bivens

Urge More Care in Driving During the 4th of July Period

National Safety Council warns of huge holiday travel with 40 million vehicles and 5 billion miles to be driven. Memorial Day death toll hits 360, prompting a nationwide safe Independence Day campaign led by Ned H. Dearborn. Citizens urged to prepare cars, pace trips, obey speed limits, and avoid drinking before driving.

Chicago National Safety Council U. S Ned H. Dearborn America

Reformed Church Synod Acts Report Ministers' Fund

The Ministers' Fund of the Reformed Church in America reported to the General Synod at Buck Hills Falls Pa that 873 persons received pensions or assistance in the year, with an average pension of 75 dollars monthly proposed to rise to 100. The Fund manages over four million dollars for pensions and annuities. The Synod praised Chicago and Iowa for raising funds for Western Theological Seminary at Holland Michigan and approved a roll call of 1.25 dollars per member to support church colleges. Publications plans include Cycle Graded Lessons with the United and Southern Presbyterians and a new Hymnal joint project among Pan-Presbyterian denominations.

The Reformed Church In America General Synod of the Church In Buck Hills Falls Chicago Towa Western Theological Seminary Holland Michigan Reformed Church United and Southern Presbyterian Churches Pan-Presbyterian Union Presbyterian Church of Canada William A. Weber New Brunswick Theological Seminary David Jones Princeton

Church Synod ends with broad program for revisions and world peace

The General Synod approved adding editors and ambassadors, endorsing World Order Day near UN Day, and urging pe ace measures. It backed joining the Genocide Convention and repealing the male-only clergy rule. It also recommended locating NCCC headquarters near Protestant centers and commended the American Bible League to Reform Church benevolence.

General Synod United Nations Senate of the United States

Marion County to Send 4-H Delegates to Iowa Short Course

Twelve Marion County 4-H members will attend the 1952 Boys 4-H Short Course opening June 24 at Iowa State College Ames. Delegates include Billy McCorkle Myles Murphy Ronald Wadle Dick Rowland Marvin Brooks Keith Kelderman Harold Horeman Verl Ver Dught Tommy Amsberry and Roland Eysink. The three day program features talks by George Grim and Dr E W Remley on military service and duties of boys as citizens.

Marion County Iowa State College Ames Dwaine Hackett County’ Extension Billy McCorkle Friendly Fellows Myles Murphy Lincoln Lions Ronald Wadle Melcher Mi-T Harold Horeman Just Us Verl Ver Dught County Line Tommy Amsberry 4-L.'s Roland Eysink Lake Prairie Damine Hackett County Extension Forrest Kohrt George Grim Minneapolis Star and Tribune WCCO Korea Japan Formosa Middle East Grim E. W. Remley Marine Corps Reserve Presbyterian Church

Vigil Ends For Belmond Basenji Named Spot

A two week vigil near Belmond ends as Spot the Basenji keeps faithful watch over the body of a deceased canine companion. The unique African breed known for not barking drew local attention and sympathy as the vigil closed.

Belmond Africa Spot

Balloon trip spans Harlan to Shenandoah in three hours

Two Harlan youths Glen Miller and Denny Newlin learned last week that a voyage from Harlan to Shenandoah takes about three hours, highlighting early travel efficiency and local youth explorations.

Harlan Glen Miller Denny Newlin Iarlan Shenandoah

Balloon Release Traces Down on Shenandoah Farm

A toy balloon filled with helium was released at 21 100 p.m and descended three hours later on the Elvin Vitjedah farm near Shenandoah.

Elvin Vitjedah Farm Shenandoah

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