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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

4

Nearby Towns And Rural Notices Shower Ends In Fire Devastation Zone

Invitations were extended by Mrs. Freeman Hendricks and others to neighbors and friends of Mrs. Wilbur Ramer for a miscellaneous shower at Mr Hendricks home. Guests included many local names, gifts were given, and a 6:30 pot luck was held at Elk Creek Grange Hall with district officers attending. The event followed by church and community activities, with reports of plays, meetings, and local visits across the area.

Freeman Hendricks Darrell de Bruyn Gerald de Bruyn Wilbur Ramer Hendricks Noon Ramer Grace Peery Gerald Steenhock Bandstra Val van Rheenen Son Dine Henricks Carroll de Bruyn Elk Creek Grange Hall Grange Freeman Kling Charles Earp Buena Vista Grange Ralph Forker Joe Lynn James Schutte Clarance Wheatcraft Kenneth Carpenter Roy Dearinger Christian Ladies Aid Aid Room Anne de Penning Town City Galesburg Sully Clifton Zickel Elizabeth Oliver Newton Harry Zickel Clifford Dea Lorraine Brian Monsited Curtis Dearinger Karla Kay Dennis Johnie Schippers G Koopman Pella Dutch Koopman Withur Ramer George van Gorkum Douglas T. H. van der Putte Mary Schmug M Walt

Surprise Birthday Party Honors Joyce Musselman

Mrs. G A Musselman hosted a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening February in honor of her daughter Joyce turning thirteen. Guests included Norma Jean Deruin Donna Mac Goemar Carol Ann Sedrel Janice Boove Lyn Nancine Van Arken Marilyn Hassel Nancy De Cook and Eileen the honoree. Several attendees brought gifts while Mrs Sedrel helped serve hot chocolate buns cookies ice cream and a decorated cake baked by Eileen's mother. Absentees included Eileen Thomassen and Marcia Klein. Phyllis Vande Haar tore ligaments in her ankle playing at the Pella High gym last week during noon hour.

Max Rempe Don de Preng Diane Clarence van Zee Gene Van _ Ze andie Versteegh Ayeen Rochest Adies Aid Church Oskalonse Irank Heimstra Glendening G. Aalberts John Myrna Fannie Hellman M Henr Cara Ann Connie Ernest de Cook Marilyn Nancy Willis Haaften John de Prenger Bill de Prenger Don de Prenger Jerry Beulah Klein Doe de Frenger Billy Ottumwa William Kempe Eunice Dwight Douglas Bain Gladys. Bai Germany Douglas Gradus Roberts John den Martog Henry M. Rempel Henry K L. Meppelink S. L. van Roekel Nick Meppelink William J. Zouk Low van Rokel Howard Glendening Richard Linda Nelle Vander Linden Peris Vander Linden San Juan Texas John Vander Wal Dental College Vane der Wal Ruth Voxe i Vella Rookel Regettlar Ottawa Michigan Rey Rts Homer Fami Holland Michi Spend Broth Beltman de Jong Sonema California Rochester Minnesot de Jonge Amaryllis G. A. Musselman Joyce Eileen Norma Jean Deruin Donna Mac. Goemar Carol Ann Sedrel Janice Boovelyn Nancine van Arken Marilyn Hassel Nancy de Cook Henry Sedrel Mrs. Sedrel

Otley Bake Sale and Tree Work Report in Pella

Otley News notes the Summit Strivers 4 H club will stage a bake sale at Vanden Lerg meat market in Pella on March 3. The item describes visits by Des Moines locals, and recounts Rene Aalbers bringing two men to saw down a dead shade tree at Harry Vanden Berg's property while trimming another. It ends with a note about soap making, mentioning local residents Martha Kool and Dicky Van Essen consuming a bushel basket of soap.

Vanden Lerg Pella Glenn van Vark Vicki Des Moines Glenn J. M. van Viet Fam Rene Aalbers Harry Vanden Berg Otley Martha Kool Dicky van Essen

Soap Making and Local Notices From Otley

A handwritten column blends at home soap making tips with community notes. Martha keeps her trusted recipe while Mrs Van Essen experiments. The piece lists household steps using lye borax ammonia and warm water to create soap, and mentions neighbors in Otley Iowa including Vander Kolk Hiemstra Ustermarkt and Van Gorp visiting, moving, or hosting events.

Sceneral Winnie Breen Myron van Wyk Charles Vander Kolk Frida Ge Hesten Prairie City Betty Helen Plate den Besten Albert Hiemstra Robert van Essen Doreas Society Otley Reformed Church

Fire destroys Corliss Hilliard farm home near Decorah

A hot blaze at the Corliss Hilliard farm home near Decorah destroyed the house and contents. Two year old Beverly Ann suffered a frozen finger injury and required medical care. No insurance was carried. Iowa farm wealth figures appear in the same snippet, noting farm production surpassing two billion dollars and world gold mine output under one million dollars.

Corliss Hilliard Decorah Beverly Ann Iowa Lowa

Iowa Biologists To Attend National Wildlife Conference

Two Iowa biologists with national attention will represent Iowa at the 10th North American Wildlife Conference in Milwaukee Wisconsin March 5 6 and 7. Dr Kenneth D Carlander of Iowa State College Ames will chair one technical session Glen Sanderson of the State Conservation Commission will report on population studies from 1941 to 1947. More than 60 papers will be presented by biologists and conservation leaders from Mexico Canada and the United States at the three day event.

Towa Tlotel Schroeder Mil- Wisconsin Coatiol North Ames Wildlife Management Tnstitute Kenneth D. Carlander Towate College Ames Glen Sanderson Ate Conservation Commission Mexico Canada Maska

Southeast Iowa Cage Tourney At Ottumwa YMCA

Southeast Iowa Basketball tourney to be staged at Ottumwa YMCA from March 5 to 10 open to Amateur-Independent teams with an $8 entry fee per team. Two teams entered Mullikins Tavern Keokuk and Ottumwa Y Varsity. committee aims for about 24 teams from Ottumwa and surrounding towns.

Iowa Ottumwa Ymca Mullikins Tavern Keokuk Ottumwa Mittee J. Edward Mick Jim Collins G._ A. Thode Ted McCauley Ted Salter H. G. Whitford Ottawa

Enlist Iowa 4-H Clubs in Saving Bonds Thrift Programs

Roger F. Warin, state director of the United States savings bonds division, today announced a state committee to coordinate and promote the Iowa 4-H thrift program. Paul C. Taff of Iowa State College will chair the committee as part of the national 4-H thrift effort, sponsored by the American Bankers Association and the Agriculture Extension Service.

Roger F. Warin United States Savings Bonds Division Iowa Paul C. Taff Towa State College Ames American Bankers’ Sociation Agriculture Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture

Savings bonds division forms committee for 4-H club thrift program

Warin announced a new program to strengthen thrift training for about 60,000 4-H club members in Town. The committee includes Frank Warner of the Iowa Bankers Association Des Moines W M Anderson Town State College Ames Grace Bacon Cres ton Paul Barger Waterloo Carlyle Gauger Charles City Harlan Geiger Ames G A Lineweaver Ames Ann Nykaard Ames Margaret Stewart Cedar Rapids Ther Whetstone Ames Wayne Swegle Ames Town State College. Warin will also serve on the committee.

United States Savings Bonds Division Treasury Department Warin Savings Bonds Division Frank Warner Iowa Bankers Association Des Moines W. M. Anderson Town State College Ames Grace Bacon Creston Paul Barger Waterloo Carlyle Gauger County Eleetor Charles City Harlan Geiger G. A. Lineweaver State Ann Nykaard

Blue Geese Migration On Missouri River Near March

The annual flight of blue and snow geese along the Missouri River bottoms attracts thousands. First flocks reach Town around March 1, peak by March 15 with up to 500000 birds nearby Hamburg. Birds feed two to four weeks then move toward Canada. Locations for main concentrations are available from State Conservation Commission.

United States Missouri River Town Hamburg Missouri Bottoms

Town Gains 52 New Industries in 1950 Surge

The town saw a 1950 surge as 52 new industries opened. One quarter of Iowans employed outside farming now work in industry, signaling a major shift in the local economy and job landscape.

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