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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

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Local News Briefs From Oskaloosa Area March Events

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Main at Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa on Wednesday March bth. Mrs Jacob De Vries of Reasner was dismissed March 4 after medical treatment. Firemen enjoyed a supper at the fire station Thursday March 6 courtesy Rosscreen Company. Mrs Harold Vander Linden and Archie Lee Vander Hart had medical events at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa and Mercy, respectively. Multiple residents, including Marion Klein in service overseas, and Gladys Knoot, entered Mahaska for medical treatment. The Vanzeys visited Denver while Cpl. Van Zee is stationed at Lowry Air Base. Fred Vander Zyl of Long Beach suffered a stroke and is in hospital. his sister is Mrs Leonard Ver Ploeg of Pella. Don Palmer and Peter Langstraat visited relatives in D. C. and California. Captain Don Davis and his wife Betty Huibregtse are linked to Central College. Bonnie Buerkens attended FHA meetings in Des Moines. The Eysinks plan travel to Ft. Bliss, Texas. Dick Lautenbach, an insurance man, was called into service on March 12.

James Main Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Jacob de Vries Reasner Fire Department Rosscreen Company Harold Vander Linden Mercy Hospital Archie Lee Connie A. Vander Hart Mercy Leonard van Genderen Sully Mahaska Frank Boot R. EB. Dickensheets Paul Celino Ohio John Engbers Robert Brown Antonia Knoot Leighton Henry Klein Marion New Sharon Iowa Kleins Wm. A. van Zee Joyce Denver Colorado Cpr.y van Zee Clarkson St Cpl. van Zee Lowry Air Base Zees Fred Vander Zyl Long Beach California Fred Fullerton Vander Zyl John E. Vander Zyl Leonard Ver Ploeg Pella Ruth Grant Don Palmer West Bruce Buerkens Washington, D. C Don Great Lakes Naval Station Peter Langstraat Tainter Don Davis The Marines Central College Korea West Coast

OPS Percentage Markup Survey to Start March 17

A nationwide OPS survey will study markups on food and non food items across grocers beginning March 17. Iowa price official Vincent L Browne says the four week survey will sample wholesale and retail grocers large enough to yield data. OPS will use current OPA markups as baseline and review possible changes.

Vincent L.brownee Iowa OPS

Pella Has No Levy for Street Lighting Misunderstood

Citizens misread a story on per person costs of Pella's municipal government citing a 94 cent rise due to owning the light plant. The Iowa Taxpayers Association note clarifies there is no street lighting tax levy, only an accounting adjustment in operating costs.

Pella Iowa ‘Taxpayers’ Association

Pella Real Operating Cost With Street Lighting Levy

The comparison fair notes towns with a street lighting levy and no municipal light plants. Pella's real operating cost would be 94 cents less or $10.86 per person.

Pella

Birthday Remembrances at Home for the Age

March 7 marked the 80th birthday of Mrs Minnie Van Gorp and March 8 the 82nd birthday of Mrs Henry Welle. Mr Geo De Boer born December 3 1858 in Nieuw Pechels Groningen Netherlands died March 7 1952 after residing at the Home since October 8 1980. funeral services were held in Wellsburg and burial followed at nearby cemetery. Subsequent visits note friendships and improvements among residents and families during a period of shared daily life.

Minnie van Gorp Henry Welle Geo de Be Boer Nieuw Pechels Groningen Netherlands John Abbas Wellsburg Iowa de Boer Bright Cemetery J. Hasselman Leighton Alicia Elscott P. Pol Marion Pol Connie Langstraat Ruth Henry Langstraat Leendert Tena Kuiper Langstraat Tom Vander Hart Peoria E. C. Kruseman M. van Gorp John Klein J. W. van Gorp

Martin G. Zylstra Obituary in Pella Iowa

Martin G. Zylstra died at his home in Pella Iowa on March 7 1962 at age 88 years 8 months Born July 4 1863 in Engwierum Friesland Netherlands immigrated to the United States at 18 and settled near Pella He married Bertha Schuttenga on November 22 1894 He is survived by his widow six sons and four daughters and numerous grandchildren Funeral services were held March 10 1952 at the First Christian Reformed Church Pella with burial at Oakwood Cemetery

Martin G. Zylstra Awa Liberty St Pella Iowa Engwierum Friesland Netherlands Gerben Zylstra Kornelia Smits America Bertha Schuttenga Sully Christian Reformed Church Des Plaines Illinois Reink and Paul Towa Gerald Cornelius Grand Rapids Michi- Man Chester Fella Cornelia P. R. van Gorp Alice J. A. Ver Meer Anne Martha First Christian Reformed Church Oakwood Cemery

Appreciation Note From Family of Martin G. Zylstra

To friends and neighbors who were kind to and considerate of our dear husband and father, Martin G. Zylstra, through his illness and who came to our aid before and after his death, we wish to express our thanks. We acknowledge, gratefully, expressions of sympathy and flowers as tokens of respect and regard. The Family.

Martin G. Zylstra Joycan Elaine van Wyk

Joycie Elaine Van Wyk Dies at Age 11 in Sully

Joyce Elaine Van Wyk daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Van Wyk born November 9 1940 at Sully died March 7 1952 at the farm east of Sully Survived by parents two sisters Rosalie Iris Fern Louise paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerrit Vander Wilt and great grandmother Mrs K D Monsma She was a fifth grade pupil at Junction School and member of First Reformed Church Sunday School Her favorite hymn was Jesus is a wonderful Saviour.

Joycé Elaine van Wyk Martin van Wyk Sully Rosalie Iris Fern Louise Gerrit Vander Wilt K. D. Monsma Joyce Junction School First Reformed Church Kingdom of Heaven Jesus Lot

Child’s Teacher Promise In 1952 Funeral Worded

Funeral services were held on March 10 1952 at 12 30 p.m. from the home of the paternal grandparents and at 1 p.m. from the First Reformed Church Sully Iowa. The Reverend Mr Broppers officiated assisted by the Reverend Mr Lemons. Burial was in the Sully Cemetery.

joNo Chi Sully Towa Broppers FW. Lemons Sully

Family thanks community for support after loss of Joycan Elaine Van Wyk

The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided and comforted them after the death of Joycan Elaine Van Wyk. They acknowledge sympathy, condolences, and flowers sent as tokens of regard.

Sail Ver Steeg Dies In Corsica At 60

Sail Ver Steeg born May 14 1871 in Pella Iowa died February 18 1952 at his Corsica South Dakota home aged 60 years 9 months 4 days. He moved with parents to Harrison Dakota Territory at 15 and lived in Dakota except two years in Wisconsin. He married Lena Mollema on October 26.

Sail Ver Steeg Pella Iowa Corsica South Dakota Harrison Dakota Territory Dakota Wisconsin Lena Mollema

Local Man Dies After Long Life of Service

Born in 1892 at Harrison he served as Sheriff of Douglas county for ten years and belonged to Grace Reformed Church of Corsica. Survived by his wife six children and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held February 21, 1952 at Grace Reformed Church Corsica with Rev. B. D. Hietbrink officiating. Burial followed in the Harrison family plot.

Harrison Grace Reformed Church Coraie Douglas County Jennie Hipne McMinnville Oregon Cornie Corsica South Dakota Bernard Gardner Montana Bertha Markus Armour S. Dak Marsailles Lester Springfield Scondeons Reles B. D. Hietbrink Harrison Cemetery

Beekeeping Contracts Suggested for Iowa Legume Seed Season

March is the month for Iowa legume seed producers to contact beekeepers for pollination by honey bees, says R J Walstrom of Iowa State College extension entomology. A minimum of two colonies per acre is needed for adequate pollination in most sections of the state.

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