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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

7

Office Payroll Grows as New Staff Join Departments

The number of office personnel is rising. four new workers started Monday in sales with William Kirkpatrick assisting Jack Boatsma and Ted Beard aiding Paul Farrer in accounting. Louise Verhulst and Rachel Risvold joined the order department. Total payroll reaches 373 with 48 in office and 328 in production. June De Zwarte plans a Sacramento Summer Service Project for six weeks.

Jack Boatsma William Kirkpatrick Oskaloosa Cornell Paul Farrer Ted Beard Des Moines Drake Louise Verhulst Rachel Risvold June de Zwarte Sacramento California June Jacob Franje

Local Port land staff observe flowers and radio feature

Miss E Etheridge assists Rossereen in Portland Maine and visits the plant. Betty Jo Van de Geest Wilma Van Zee Estellene Visser take vacations while Mary Lou Kamerick guest speaks on Betty Wells program and reads poems My Love At Dawn My Boy Sixteen The Worm for a 1947 poetry book.

E. Etheridge Rossereen Portland Maine Ray Hagen Betty Jo van de Geest Wilma van Zee Estellene Visser Mary Lou Kamerick Betty Wells Mary Lou

Have Teachers For All Marion Co Rural Schools

Marion county confirms sufficient teachers for 1947 48 with 74 schools and 85 teachers in the rural group including multi teacher schools. Salaries for next year largely hold steady with some increases noted. many teachers attend summer sessions to raise professional standing and pay.

Marion County Sylvia Plots Knoxville Journal

Great Wildlife Loss Due To High Waters

Floods in central and southern Iowa devastate ground nesting birds in river lowlands where nests drown or abandon. Pheasants and quail may renest. fur bearing species suffer, with muskrat beaver and young mink heavily hit. Conservation officers assess population impact.

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Streets of Pella Should Keep Old Names, Says Town

A reader urges re naming streets to preserve Pella s heritage and Tulip Time fame. The piece argues for restoring original street names tied to the town s Christian life era, noting tourism and cultural identity would benefit. It cites local history and a call to archivist Martha for further dating of teaching records at Central College.

Pella United States Central College Henry Cox Martha Henry

Wildlife losses during floods and delayed litters

Adult animals find safety on floating debris or high ground while many helpless young drown in burrows and nests. Other wildlife hit hard by the floods include cottontail rabbits, ground hogs, and skunks. As with game birds, some losses will be offset by late litters.

Rainfall for 1947 setting new mark in Knoxville

The Knoxville Journal reports that through the first five and a half months of 1947 Knoxville received 26.41 inches of rain, surpassing the full half year totals of recent years. By yesterday noon the current month had produced 6.57 inches, with June still two weeks ahead. Overseer J. L. Stittsworth notes 1947’s rainfall tops the previous high of 21.22 inches in the first half of 1946.

Knoxville Knoxville Journal J. L. Stittsworth

Guests visit residents at Home for the Aged

A parade of visitors rang through the Home for the Aged with calls to Mrs. Anie De Bruin and Mrs. J. De Vries. Family friends from Sheldon Towa Eddyville Monroe Des Moines Otley Brookland and Buster joined the rounds along with Den Hartog and Klein households.

Peter Jonker James P. de Jong Jake den Hartog Sheldon Towa Dirk Rietveld Des Moines Joe van Baalen Monroe Anie de Bruin Peter Langstraat Tainter Peter Pol Otley Ralph Kuiper Peter Ham van Zee Brookland Henry Hugen Dick Hugen Alice Brand Buster

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