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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

2

Notable Visits and Local Notices From Pella Area

Mr and Mrs Earl Curtis and sons Billie and Donald returned Sunday from Minnesota and northern Wisconsin visiting relatives in Grand Meadow and Burlington Iowa. Several locals entered hospital for observation or surgery including Mrs Will Lubberden Mrs Nick Heemstra and Barbara Van Sittert. Keomah Lake drew near six thousand attendees on the fishing opening day with warm 90 degree weather. Community events include a Second Christian Reformed Church service by Rev D Hollebeck and a June 25 church picnic at West Market. Local happenings cover hospitalizations deaths and family travels across Ottumwa Oskaloosa Des Moines and nearby towns with frequent church and social notes.

Earl Curtis Billie Donald Minnesota Wisconsin Will Davis Grand Meadow Minn Curtis Clarence Davis Charles Ohimutz Burlington Iowa Tris Davis Ottumwa Will, Davis D. Hollebeck Lynden Washington Second Christian Reformed Church West Market Ryn Stursma Town City Hospital D. Doedyn Des Moines Henry Hagen Christian Fellowship Hour Society of the Church J. Vander Ploeg Fenest

Farmer Shreds Alfalfa Hay In Unusual Stack Near Knoxville

Marion County farmer Ralph Shivvers uses an ensilage cutter to shred alfalfa and stack it in a tall 12 to 15 foot diameter cone, supported by fencing. He claims less labor and better preservation, hoping others may adopt the method.

Ralph Shivvers Knoxville Ralph Marion Co

Among Us 4-H Girls at Ames Convention Highlights

The article details the 4-H girls convention in Ames with visiting New York peers, led by Miss Ursula Hubbard and Mr. Harry Terrill. Discussions covered democracy in church, school, and home, plus panel sessions and a chorus of 4-H girls. Governor Wilson and speakers like Reverend Jack Finegan energized delegates around strengthening democracy through care, focus, action, and courage.

Discussion Training New York On Service Ursula P. Hubbard Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Harry Terrill Des Moines Dotty Sally Connie Joanna Mimi George A. Wilson Texa Katheryn Metcalf 1Os Club Jack Finegan The Town State College Ike Helen Marie Hudson Paul C. ‘Taff

Secrets Of Good Fried Chicken Revealed In Home Methods

A Housekeeping Institute guide details frying chicken using flour or cornmeal coatings with pan or deep frying. It covers prep, coating, and temperature, plus gravy tips and variations for giblets and egg crumb methods, emphasizing tenderness and practical kitchen steps.

Institute

How to Make Iced Coffee

Pour fresh coffee immediately into tall glasses filled with ice. To preserve full coffee flavor, iced coffee should be served promptly after hot coffee is poured over the ice.

Parazones chorus concert at Dallas church noted

Last night the parazones chorus performed a concert at a Christian church in Dallas. The report on the 4 H Convention urged delegates to avoid relying on a single superficial summary and to share the extensive material across the week.

Parazones Chorus Christian ‘Church Dallas

No Turke: Turkey may be 8 er 8 acArce article on the M. A. Cass

No coherent summary available from the fragmented OCR input. The readable words mention Turkey, acres, M. A. Cass Jr, a date, and wrecked shelter, but no clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities to form a factual card.

Turkey M. A. Cass, Jr Stort

Is This Fair How a Clock Theft Shook Pella Faith

In Pella Dr Carl Fr Aschenbrenner’s unlocked office clock vanished during errands this Tuesday morning. The doctor suspects a moment of weakness by a local resident and offers a generous, temporary plan to recover the clock and restore honesty rather than pursue inquiry. The clock could reappear on the porch, and the offer ends at week’s end with a different, less pleasant plan to follow.

Carl Fr. Aschenbrenner Pella

Sales of New Chevrolets Up Seventeen Percent

Detroit June 14 Chevrolet dealers report 27,843 new passenger and commercial cars sold in the first ten days of June, up 17.7 percent from the same period last year when 23,653 were delivered. Used car sales total 64,986, a gain over both prior periods. Chevrolet also announced its 900,000th 1940 model completed June 12.

Detroit Chevrolet William E. Holler

Shorthorn Sale Next Monday at Knoxville Fairgrounds

Marion County Shorthorn Breeders Association announces their third annual show and sale next Monday June 24 at the Knoxville fairgrounds. Twenty one promising bulls and 30 superior females to be sold. Jim Davis, secretary, invites farmers to attend both show and sale.

Fairgrounds Knoxville Marion County Shorthorn Breeders Association Jim Davis Marion County Champion County Ak-Sar-Ben Davis

Shorthorn Sale to Feature Helfred Farms Trophies

The show begins at 10:00 am with Helfred Farms offering Champion bull and Champion female trophies. Rib bons will be awarded to the next three winners in each class. Cattle offered come from leading Marion County herds and top state herds. Association president Il Rees says every lot is inspected and selected and no finer cattle will be sold in Iowa this year.

Helfred Farms Marion County Il Rees Iowa

4 H Club Tour Held Tuesday

County Line 4 H Club held a Tuesday tour on June 18 with members, parents, and friends. The schedule listed activities at Arthur with Madeline and John Henry Vriezelaar, loafing and inspecting various litters, grooming pigs, and judging practice for beef cattle, hogs, steers, and Hampshire litters, followed by a Wiener roast at six. Roy Vander Ploeg led the event with Don Rin ner supervising as county club agent.

County Line 4-I Club Arthur Madeline John Henry Vriezelaar Blaine Vriezelaar Roy van der Ploeg Roger Amble Dwain van Roekel Hampshire Elaine Elmus Burton Roy Vander Ploeg Don Rinner

Linseed Oilmeal Boosts Cattle Gains Says ISU Study

Three linseed oilmeal processes solvent hydraulic and expeller were tested on fattening cattle at Iowa State College. Results show all three outperform cottonseed and soybean meals for weight gains with hydraulic and expeller leading about 2.0 pounds per day and solvent around 2.0, while soybean and cottonseed lags. Soybean meal matched cottonseed in gain ability and proved as economical as linseed options.

C. C. Culbertson Iowa State College

Weed Spray In Shape to Use in Iowa Fields

Iowa State College expert R H Porter urges farmers to prepare spraying equipment to combat bindweed leafy spurge and Canada thistle. Chlorates Atlacide or sodium chlorate kill weeds with weather and moisture shaping effectiveness. One application costs about 10 cents per square rod. spray leafy spurge now and delays for others. cloudy days or evenings preferred and avoid rain.

Iowa R. H. Porter Iowa State College Seed Laboratory Porter Extension Service Iowa State College

Sell Chickens if You Can't Sell Eggs

Poultryman Whitfield Tews notes the rule to cull lazy hens when less than half the flock lays eggs. He lists traits for culling including head color, yellow pigment, body conformation, molting timing, vent condition, and vigor. A good layer has a bright red comb, minimal yellow, pigmented skin and legs, broad body, and large vent.

Whitfield

Library Notes Brentwood by Grace Livingston

Grace Livingston With a focus on adoption and identity Marjorie Wetherill seeks her birth family as Christmas nears. Neighbor Evan Brower warns against pursuit, yet Marjorie presses on and discovers both history and a love that reshapes her life amid a worn city house and shifting loyalties.

Brentwood Grace Livingston Ifill Marjorie Wetherill Marjorie Bly Girl Mrs. Hill

Tiny 21 Pound Shetland Pony Born at Scranton Farm

A tiny Shetland pony weighing 21 pounds and standing 22 inches tall was born at Jim Peterson farm in Scranton. The unusual foal drew local attention and highlights the farm’s thriving pony program.

Tiny Jim Peterson Scranton

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Will J. Lubberden Oshoskaloosa Herrital Nick Heemstra Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa M. van Hemert Otley Mercy Hospital Ernest Rohrdanz Reasner Keomah Lake Oskaloosa Herald Lloyd B. Martin Emily Ann Gene George Ver Steeg Henry Grundman Rot. Beam Cuba Bert Bram Key West Judy Allen Leonard Allen Lutheran Hospital Nellie Bee Chicago Beering Alice Buwalda Eleanor Vos Martha Vande Voort J. F. Hiemstra Peter Westerkamp Tainter Ing Holland ‘Theatre Jascha Heifetz Andrea Leeds Joel McGrea Henry Cox H. H. Sadler Anna Hunt Barbara van Sittert D. Vander Waal Max Moore Town Dwight Daugherty Clyde Milledge Tracy Gertie van Rockel Fd Boland Alla Henry Kool John Kool Don van Houweling Eastman Small Animal Clinic Moline Mlinoi Fred C. Votan Mark San Antonio Texas Anna Straub Hattie Harmeen Stockton California John Vander Ploeg Michigan Paul Langstraat Iowa City C. H. Vander Meulen Ames Clarence Cedar Rapir Myrtle Vander Meulen Battle Creek Kellogs Foundation Marion Wynna Prescott Steenbock Betty Malka Hospital Mr. Aun Famil Af Montezum van Houweling Yille Mrs. Droz Arthur Renaud Doris Jeanne Ruth and Ray Viited P. A. Renaud Mary Renaud Louie Weber Colleen Ogden, Town Renaud Prue Poi’ Beant] Fc Lux al SS Cay E Just J.D. Axam Marian Betty Jean Helland Audrey Gibbs Molin Adair County Carol Simmons Warren Co T. V A Tennessee West Va Dorothy Crosby Harriett Hartshorn Frances Whaley Wolf Velta Kevin Ames Milie Gannon Wil Elve X County State Fatre Seis Ogee Hookey Katharine Fisher Matharine Fisher Montana Shorthorn Sale Library Notes Pierre van Paassen France Germany Morocco Syria Palestine Ethiopia Spain Paul Revere Square Louise Andrews Kent New England Paul Reve Square Ellery Queen Arizona Clarence Budington Kelland Phoebe Titus Ilinois Tucson Phoebe Chauplon Kellands Elisabeth Staney Pane Christopher Thorne Jean Ellen Gray Ellen Kit Christopher Throne Sylvester Vernon Williams M. A Margaret Jr Win Charles II Hague Corbiesdale Scotland Louise Elizabeth Bohemia James Graham Marquis of Montrose Charles I Sophie Rupert Rhine Montrose Covenant Commissioners Argyll Peking Lin Yutang China Abraham Lincoln Carl ‘Sandburg Wormhoudt & Son General Electric America York Ned General Pella, Iowa
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