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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
9
Vintage sale items include tractors, Moline Oliver and I H choppers, combines, mowers, PTO mills, and an assortment of farm implements. Real estate offers two and three bedroom homes with prices listed, followed by four bedroom option.
An ad fragment lists service providers including a car brake and shock absorber specialist, a monument and lettering craftsman, and a monument works contact. It provides telephone numbers and a P.O. box style contact approach with addresses in Osakis and nearby areas.
Executor Winnie Terlouw lists 1324 Main St Pella as estate address. Van Zante and Van Zante, 733 Main St Pella Iowa, are attorneys for the executor. Second publication dated June 24 1965. Pages 48 and 50 indicate notice placement.
A local market listing shows feeder pigs at 40 pounds priced at 15.25 dollars per head. Dairy products include cream and sour cream with cream at 58 to 62 cents, indicating small dairy item pricing in the same notice.
County ASCS chairmen announce the nationwide Project Simpler to simplify forms procedures and operations for farm programs. A May 28 1985 Des Moines district meeting kicked off local efforts with Marion county officials present. The plan aims to cut manpower use, improve efficiency, and expand farmer input while preserving program access.
Marion County Public Health Nurse warns against using beverage or household bleach plastic containers for gasoline as heat can cause the plastic to disintegrate and leak, leading to fire or explosion. Glass bottles are also unsafe. use only metal cans with tight lids.
Gary, married in 1910 at Pella, survived by his wife and two sons Gary and Connie of Hollandale. Also surviving are a brother and two sisters in Town, five grand and nine great grandchildren. Preceded in death by sons Adrian in 1943 and Delwin in 1945. Services held Monday June 14 at Fi Reformed Church. Interment in Hollandale Cemetery. Rev. William L. Bankes and Rev. Bernard Ekema officiated.
Reports describe a June 15 incident near Central College athletic field where a Fort Recreation Commission softball team suffered heavy losses in a three inning raid by Klyn Tire. Raider Ann Vander Beek reportedly fired artillery and hit a grand slam in the third inning.
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