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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

12

News of Nearby Towns and Rural Communities

Local notes recount visits among Pella and Otley residents, weddings, funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Vander Baard’s cousin, and village events. The Hiawatha Club met in the school basement with music and motion pictures. Visitors included Sylvia Platts and Eu reka pupils with teacher Darlene McDonnell. Weather brought snow with forecasts of more.

Chas. Vander Kelly Walter Brimmel Pella Mar Markt Aart Witermarkt Gerrit Ver Steeg van Valen Harry Witermarkt van der Hart Gradus Klein Otley Bert den Otter Gloria Richard Alto Will den Ott Monroe Connie Vanden Baard Norman Shire Joan Diana Polly John Vanden Baard Henry Vanden Baard Berthavarden Hiawatha Club Reverend Muller Eureka Darlene McDonnell Marion Poortinga Warren van Wyk Francis Poortinga Mary Jane Dorothy Fay Linda Kay Don Poortinga John Tukker Oskaloosa Minnie McDonnel

Local Monroe Events Highlight Engagements and Club Meeting

A Monroe community notes a series of social events and club activities. A large gathering honored Mrs Dan More with refreshments and gifts as guests from Des Moines Newton Perry City and Monroe attended. Marie Van Wyk wed William Stover at the Baptist parsonage with a celebration shower for Marie.

Dan More Done Lee Broke Des Moines Eller Dar- Win. Warrick Prairie City Newton Magn Bennett Carr Niel R. OB. Lloyd W. P. Creger Zickel Rae Zerley Hazel Tice Leo Dean Sh Thane I Kallenberg Toattoewa City University of Kansas Hustlers Norma Pat Eldon le’ Roy Marshall Wilbur Hagen Barrow Mr. Smart Voc. Agr Monroe’ High Viola Harold Harvey Byer Dorothy Wagner John Floyd van Hoekel Helen Dixie Robert McAnelly Gordon Munger Larry Duncan Mark Amble Dwight Warner John Throckmorton Lavern Nearmeyer la Vern Schakel Wayne Worth Larry Paul Zickel Boyd Worth Mrs. Smart Marie van Wyk Tenis van W Wm. Stover Baptist Parsonage H. L. Ketcham Monroe Tenis van Wyk Marie Guy van Wyk Dick van Wyk John W. van Wyk Henry van Wyk Willi van Wyk Jonn Ey Guy Vander Pol Verda van Wyk Sully Neal van Wyk Harry van Wyk Will Klein van’ Vliet Rooh Gerrit Eysink Lois Eysink Pella Ben van Wyk Joe van Wyk Gerrit van Wyk Willis van Wyk Harry van Roekel Dorothy Gezel Ellen Stover Helen Stover

Locomotive Collides With 1947 Auto. Three Escape Without Serious Injury

A locomotive struck a new 1947 automobile near Extra last week, carrying the car about 200 feet at about 12 miles per hour. All three occupants escaped with no serious injuries, though driver Howard Gregerson was treated for shock.

Extra Howard Gregerson

Iowa Leads Nation in Planes and Private Pilots

Iowa reports 1760 airplanes and nearly 9000 private pilots from a state aeronautics survey by the University of Iowa for the Iowa Aeronautics Commission. The study shows a private plane per about nine pilots, highlighting private flying as Iowa aviation’s base and noting farm and business uses plus growing airport services.

Iowa University of Iowa Iowa Aeronautics Commission H. C.groft Lester G. Orcutt U. S. Civil Aeronautics Administra Croft University of Town Bulletin

Central's Sportsmen Hunt Good Hunting

Central's hunters Freddie Fer and Marty Dwyer lead the season with 150 rabbits two Jack rabbits ten pheasants and three red foxes. They credit cooperation and work southwest of Pella to flush game. They describe tactics, a fox incident, and note other campus hunters and a caribou-like rabbit anecdote. Fox meat sales are offered to those cooking at home, with Central Sportsman’s Chair inviting inquiries at noon in the student lounge.

Central Freddie Fer Ad Mart Dwyer Pella Freddie Marty Foxie Rolle Fred Horsfall Callies Carl Pall Chet Croce Ho Cross Missouri Iowa Graham Hall Chet Tillie Liele Riley George Thorden Central Sportsman's Chuir

Farmers Explore Using Electricity On The Farm

Experts from Iowa State College outline a program to test and expand electrical use on farms. Ten demonstration farms across the state will model practical installations, offering advice, cost analysis, and performance measurements to help farmers plan effective improvements without unnecessary expense. An advisory committee, including department heads and extension specialists, guides the effort with personal assistance and family-focused support.

Elve Cutaditi Easi College Dem Iowa State College Pert Harald Shank Ube Pro Cineer Hobart Beresford Florchrenkranz Department of Gold Equipment H. B. Howell Richard McWilliams R. E. Phillips M.S. Cooy Eletrical Engineering Paulena Nickell Home Management Damon Catron Agricultural Experiment Station Arthur Porter

Reinbeck Composer Miss Glen Snow Sells Two Songs Locally

Residents of Reinbeck note two songs by Glen Snow now on sale at local stores. Snow, an infantile paralysis victim, co authored I Love Only You and My Heart is Yours Alone.

Reinbeck Glen Snow Miss Snow

Scouring tin or chromium utensils warned by expert

Isabelle Auwaerter, county extension home economist, warns against scouring chromium and tin utensils. Chromium is a soft metal that wears off with polish or cleaning powder. Use soapy water and rinse to keep chrome shiny. Tin pans should be allowed to dull as scouring ruins the coating and invites rust. Shiny tins do not heat better and dulling preserves heat.

Isabelle Auwaerter County Extension

Injured Farmer In Tractor Accident Near Marcus

Marvin Seel of near Marcus was jolted when his hay rack tow ing tractor struck a concrete post and overturned hitting him. He was rushed to a Sioux City hospital. Also noted, John Adams was the last Federalist president elected in U.S. history.

Marvin Seel Near Marcus Mr. Seel Sioux City John Adams Federalist Party United States

Sigma Tau Delta Initiates New Members

Sigma Tau Delta initiates seven new members at Graham Hall with Ruth Gosse Vink Samuel Glenn Meerdink Mary Marsall Lucille Meredith Phyllis Tes Selle and Mrs Leora Quinn in undergraduate and graduate divisions A display of poetry books and Knickerbockers accompanies the ceremony Future plans include a Des Moines trip to see Lady Windermere s Fan and a March 8 meeting led by James Dunham and Bonna Wilson on Hart Crane poetry

Sigma Tau Delta English Fraternity Graham Hall Ruth Gosse- Vink Samuel Glenn Meerdink Mary Marsall Lucille Meredith Phyllis Te Selle Leora Quinn Sigma Tau Delta Robert Nettleton Rhoda Godown Bonna Wil Delta Epsilon Phylli Joy Metorian Edith’ Maas Verla’ Vander Streek James Dunham Jack Fulton Jacobu Vander Lugt Richard Wendell Margaret Wendell Des Moines Lady Windermere Phyllis Godown Bonna Wilson Hart Crane

Dynamite Theft Tied to Rural School Bombings

A quantity of dynamite disappeared from a Madison county rock quarry and sparked a string of blasts. An outbuilding at Boyle rural school was dynamited, followed by a similar explosion at Beerbow er rural school. James Bussanmas Jr. and Gene Bass narrowly escaped a fatal blast when investigating a blaze beside their car.

Madison County Boyle Rural School Beerbower James Bussanmas, Jr Gene Bass

Helping a Child With His Homework Card Passes On Budget Skills

A family story describes a child learning math and budgeting with parental help. The father guides practical arithmetic, percentage, and interest, while Mary Louise observes steady, nonjudgmental support and learns to apply math to daily money.

Mary Louise

Fragmentary ad copy on costs and life choices

The text discusses rent and food costs and how much is left for housing as part of family budgeting. It mentions school learning at home and the future outcome, notes the United States Naval Academy was established October 10, and ends with a call to inspect your car today to protect tomorrow.

United States Naval Aoad

Also Mentioned on This Page

Otley News Miss Harti Kate Vande Garp W. A. Vriezelaar Don Wausa Raska Wausa High School Irene Hawk William T. Vriezelaar Jerry Tuscon Arizona Billy Air Corps W. T. Vriezelaar Irving Avenue Monroe News Breuklander Pella, Iowa Ulrich Motor Co Ulrich Motor Company Tysseling's Shoe Store the Central Marty Dwyer Vixen Darling Land of Courtesy Institute For American Democracy, Inc New York Life M. M. Dockendorff Lear HIE Farmers Co-op Exchange Ray E. Robus Central College Farmers Co-operative Elevator U. S. Navy Farmers Elevator Farmers Co-Op Anne
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