Local notices from Pella Chronicle June 23 1955
Pella residents gather news on hospital stays births moves and service details. Stephen Grandin returns home from Ma haska Hospital after a fall injury while Vic Manussier heads to Quantico Marines and Dirk Van Zante passes state bar exams in Iowa City. Other items include church bulletins and local visits.
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Pella
Iowa
Chronicle
The
Westoard of
Stephen Grandin
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
1St Christian Church
Neal Rus
Wm. J.clement
Mercy
Herman Meppelink
C. van der Ploeg
Sara Nieuwsma
Vic Manussier
Washington
Central College
Des Moines
Quantico
Virginia
First Reformed Church
Ervin Mathes
General Hospital
Martin Hoeksema
Frank Poet
Emma Hiemstra
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Engel van Steenis
Wm. Bosch
Little Rock
Arkansas
Connie
Fred Whalley
Logan van Sittert
Denver
Colorado
Dirk C. van Zante
D. C. van Zante
State University College of Law
Iowa City
Dirk
Drake University
Byron Sifford
Sioux
Iowa Supreme Court
Robert Larson
Third Reformed Church
G. J. Horman
Ed van Hemert
Magnet
Bob Hullihan narrates a family trip in a faulty car where routine comforts mask looming danger The tale centers on a neglected tie rod warning and a fatal loss of steering control at highway speed, leading to a crash. The piece underscores complacency in vehicle maintenance and its tragic consequence.
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Harry
Luneh
Tuna Cottage Cheese Molded Salad Recipe
A vintage recipe for tuna and cottage cheese molded salad with lemon gelatin, mayonnaise, celery, pimiento, and green pepper. Ingredients include tuna, creamed cottage cheese, lemon juice, gelatin, mayonnaise, and chopped vegetables. The dish is set in a mold or leaf pan, chilled until firm, then unmolded and served on crisp salad greens.
International Harvester Gifts Iowa Colleges Support
The International Harvester Foundation gave Grinnell and eighteen Iowa College Foundation members 2500 dollars as part of a 42000 dollar national grant to Illinois India and nine other state college associations. John L. McCaffrey cited the foundation's 1944 start and near six hundred thousand dollars in gifts to higher education from Harvester operations.
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Grinnell
Iowa College Foundation
International Harvester Foundation
Iowa
Ilinois
India
John L. McCaffrey
Harvester Company
McCaffrey
State Associations of Colleges
New Jersey
Harvester Foundation
Illinois
Indi
Kentucky
Louisiana
Midsota
Ohio
Oregon
Virgin
Wisconsin
Foundation Sets Criteria for Private College Support
The Harvest Foundation outlines three principal standards for aiding privately supported colleges in the United States. First, the college association must be in a region where the company plays a significant role in local business life. Second, the group should represent four year accredited privately funded institutions in the area served. Third, the green mos have achieved stability and longevity, evidenced by continuous support and organizational growth.
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McCaffrey
The
Harvester Foundation
United States
Bonded Once in Sheldahl for Water System
Sheldahl Iowa in Polk County bonded earlier to finance the town water system. The bond was approved five years ago when the city voted to fund the project.
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Sheldahl
Iowa
Polk Cou~ty
Dedit
Getting Your Child's Viewpoint Mary P L Yours
A fragmented child’s perspective piece discusses daisies and a mother–child dialogue. It references Nancy, Newcy, Linda Z, and a child’s play observations with remarks on behavior and attention. The text appears as a garbled reminiscence with unclear narrative flow.
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Nancy
Linda
Tending a Child’s Growth Through Listening and Support
The text urges parents to spend time with their child and listen to him. It notes the child’s happiness and security depend on parental support, playmates, and a caregiver who respects his point of view. It warns that guardians must interpret life for him and stresses the high stakes of guiding his development.
Worker Killed as Concrete Culvert Breaks in Ditch
William Feller of Rentsen died when a section of concrete culvert broke away and struck him in the ditch where he was employed by Plymouth County highway department.
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William Feller
Rentsen
Highway Department
Plymouth County
Protect Young Evergreens in Your Windbreak by Mulching
Mulch young evergreens to shield windbreaks from harsh winter winds. Use wood chips to insulate roots, retain soil moisture, and reduce temperature fluctuations. Apply a 2-3 inch layer, keeping mulch away from trunk bases to prevent rot and pest issues. Regularly inspect and replenish as needed.
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Earl Pohlmann
Ed S. Cook
University of Iowa Hospital
Wm. de Jong
Charles van Maanen
Mercy Hospital
Leslie
Clair Brown
Herman C. Vander Meujen
Minnesota
H. C. Wormhoudt
Davenport
Charley Korn
Korn
Cora Thomassen
South Haven
Mich
Kiwanis
Cora Meisenbach
Farmer City
John F. Dykstra
Thomassen Faiies
G. H. Klein
Holland, Michigan
Lawrence Green
Green
Harold Gates
Mike
Naravisa
New Mexico
Gates
Myrtle de Haas
Rumbaugh
Melvin
Marvin
Lena Rumbaugh
Army Chemical Corps
Chemical Center
Maryland
University of Nebr
Tech
Air Force
el Paso
Texas
Ordnance Disposal School
Indian Head
Eugene van Zee
Leighton
Ralph de Bruyn
Rodney Voyce
Cornelius Rus
Bob Hullihan
Int’l. Harvester Foundation
Iowa Colleges
Jones
Qur
Mary PL
Yorhild
Omar
Gene
Maeno the
Othe Tamils
Clude
Meee
Auto Insurance
Insurance Agency
Pelle, Lewa
Gerrit Stouwie
Winters Cottage Cheese
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