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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1951

Page

3

Local News From Pella Area Reports War News and Visits

Leighton son Corporal Charles Westra wounded in Korea February 1 at 21 years old. Enlisted 1946, trained at Camp Polk, served in Europe then Korea. Nearby families from Grand Forks and Mackshore visit, and many residents noted hospital discharges and local travels. Also reported are church group trips to Davenport and a birthday for Mrs. Van Zee. military notes include Colonel Tom Harris at Maxwell Air Force Base researching air power strategy.

A. Westra Leighton Route 1 Charles Westra Korea Charles Camp Polk Louisiana Europe Par- France U.S Anch Maxwell Air Fo Alabama Tom H. Harris Auburn Nebraska Edith Vander ¢Uyl Pella War College Maxwell Base Col. Harris Ft. Frances E. Warren Wyoming Air War College Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Air ‘National Guard

Fishing season dates set by State Conservation Commission

The 1951 fishing season opens May 15 for non nesting species such as walleye perch bass and pike while nesting fish like bass sunfish and rock bass start May 30. Catfish season ends November 30 with no length limits on most species except bass and a 1 pound minimum for sand sturgeon. Continuous open seasons apply to several species.

State Conservation Commission Extfich

Pays to Save Bee Colonies This Winter

Beekeeping expert F B Paddock from Town State College warns retain existing colonies this winter as replacements cost more. Transportation has doubled, and a two pound package costs as much as a four pound package last year. Colonies may need extra food. if short, he recommends a syrup mix of two parts sugar to one part water to boost energy.

Paddock

Bee Feeding: Warm Syrup Boosts Hive Output

Paddock advises feeding bees warm sugar syrup for quicker results. Heat water to boiling, remove from heat, stir in sugar to avoid scorching. Use a sprinkler to deliver syrup. enlarge holes with a nail, and pour into empty combs if available. Target about a quart per day per hive for steady feeding.

Hiv Paddock

Pella Firemen Invite Meeting at Sigourney Hall

An important meeting for firemen to discuss mutual aid and emergency operation plans will be held at Sigourney Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening. Sponsored by Sigourney Fire Department with AL Hemsley as chief, the program will be led by Robert C. Hyrus and Charles Lackes from Iowa State College Extension Service. Representatives from Keokuk Mahaska and Marion counties are urged to attend.

Sigourney Memorial Hall Sigourney Fire Department AL. Hemsley Robert C. Hyrus Charles Lackes Inc Towa State College Extension Service Keoki Mahaska Marion Counties

Ben Kuyk Named Director of Butter Manufacturers Assn

Ben Kuyk is named director of the Butter Manufacturers Association amid a list of executives including J Marion and G F Oskilonsa. The announcement notes campus and press recognition, with the organization enhancing leadership for the industry.

Ben Kuyk Ass'n Tawa Assecat Tonish Stove Cumni Ane Des Momne J. Marion Se Kuyk Peli Chtumwa G. F .Oskilonsa Hera

Our Men in Military Service Pvt Alvin Lee Hoksbergen

Pvt Alvin Lee Hoksbergen entered service in 19H and joined a group where he served as an assistant to the chaplain. His wife remains at Camp with family following his enlistment.

Pvt Alvin Hoksbergen Camp McCoy Wisconsin Alvin’ Lee Hoksbergen Astetant B Neina

Public Health Council Meeting Planned in Knoxville March 12

The Marion County Public Health Council schedules its March meeting in Knoxville at 7 PM on March 12, 1951, in the Court Room on the third floor of the Court House. An urgent appeal invites all organizations including youth groups in Pella and nearby Marion County to send representatives, with Dr. Roger Scott to speak on the relation of veterinary medicine to public health.

Mion Public Health Council Knoxville Sylvia Platts Court House Pella Marion County Roger Scott Marion County Public Health Council

Eben Reformed Church to Present The Closed Door Play

The Eben Reformed Church in Leighton will present the royalty drama The Closed Door on Thursday and Friday evenings March 18 and 14 at 7 30. Young people stage the production as a social welcome event for the community.

Ebenexer Reformed Church Leighton Eryone

Addresses of Men In Service in World War II Era

A list of service members with assigned units and camp locations including Camp Carson Colorado and Camp Rucker Alabama. Names include Pvt Gary E, Pvt Jacob J Goodyk, Wilbur Nikkel and others, with company and battalion details. The fragmentary text references addresses and military assignments associated with the 21st Eng Cn and the Ind St Engr Ci Bn.

Pet Wilbur Nikkel Ind Colorado Co Camp

Pella Christian Cage Teams End Season Strong

Pella Christian boys and girls completed a solid season with most players returning next year. Notable names include Bruinpage and several guards. the squad saw key graduations and shared fund raising efforts with local groups to aid charitable causes.

Iglettes Bella High Seb Dick Bruinpage Bruinves Graduatin

Chronicle Readers on the Move

Chronicle readers are reported relocating, with names including Vander Phela, Netten, Peter Rus Jr, and others moving from Pella and Monroe to Treten Iowa and Knoxville. The notice mentions mailing routing changes and destinations in a terse summary of reader shifts.

Pella En Monroe Awama New Pel Ro Vander Phela Treten Towa Cry A. Netten Peter Rus, Jr Pella Knoxville

Students hear Cvikova describe aid need in Czechoslovakia

At a campus meeting, Cvikova gave a firsthand account of the crisis in Czechoslovakia and urged help. The Faculty and Beaches teams then agreed to a charity basketball game with door contributions aiding disaster relief abroad. A pledge drive followed with a 11 a.m. talk and direct giving option.

Czechoslovakia

Cards of Thanks We Wast Egress Fi Oaths

Fragmentary notice thanks readers and mentions oaths and gratitude. The garbled text alludes to a public or local notice of appreciation but provides no clear names, dates, or events to identify specific entities or actions.

Card of Thanks Recalls Kindness After Hospital Stay

The author thanks winners relatives and friends for visits cards and letters while in hospital and after returning home especially Rev Bo for prayers and visits. The kindness is appreciated and long remembered.

Rev Will

Thanks for prayers and visits from Mahaska Hospital

Mrs. John A. Ver Meer expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for prayers cards letters and visits during her stay at Mahaska Hospital. Special thanks to Rev Vroon for visits and prayers. Appreciation heartfelt and lasting.

Mahaska Hospital Paul Frandt Henry Kole John Ver Meer John Stek Mercy Oskaloosa Ed Klein Sury Chadwick Ver Ploeg Sully

Central College choirs plan extensive tour schedule

The College A Cappella Choir and Girls Ensemble directed by Marvin Thosten and Edith Sedrel LeCoca prepare for annual tours to churches nationwide. They will perform in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, South Dakota, and Missouri, visiting towns including Pella Ames, Morrison, Chicago, Milwaukee, Sioux Falls, and Rock Rapids among others. The ensembles have a history of singing in about 100 churches across 27 of the 42 Reformed Church in America classes, with past tours reaching northwest Iowa and South Dakota. The Girls Ensemble rehearses under LeCoca while the A Cappella Choir tours with Thosten.

Edith Sedrel LeCoca Marvin Thostensot Central College Reformed Ch America Mid-West Towa South Dakota Miscnsin Minnesota Wiappe Central Conwell

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