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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

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Our Men in Military Service Pvt J Van Houwelingen Finishes Basic

Pvt James Van Houwelingen son of Mr and Mrs M E Van Houwelingen R R 1 Pella Iowa recently completed engineer basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with a unit of the 6th Armored Division He received eight weeks basic training in Army life and weapons and eight weeks more in engineer training He learned pioneer and power tools fixed and floating bridges and related skills The completion leads to further schooling or assignment as a replacement for other units with testing at Fort Bliss Texas classified information on projects and a note of his dress showing Corporal Phil H Mentink U S 55217044 80th AAA Bat Lt 75 mm MBL Fort Bliss El Paso Texas.

Houwelingen R.R Pella Iowa 6Th Armored Division Pvt Fort Bliss Phil H. Mentink U.S Ft. Bliss el Paso Texas

PVT DANIEL VAN GORP TO ATTEND ADVANCED A A SCHOOL

Pvt Daniel Van Gorp son of Mr and Mrs John Van Gorp Route 2 Pella has been selected to attend Lead fain line the most advanced program of the Anti aircraft Artillery Replacement Training Center at Fort Bliss Texas Appointments to the rigorous training course are based on demonstration of leadership abilities high scholastic aptitudes and average physical stamina The first five weeks of the forty five day training period are in basic training units and the last three weeks focus on guidance and tactics The course ends with a formal parade and retreat ceremony

Fort Bliss Texas Daniel ‘van Gorp John van Gorp Route 2 Pella Leadfain Line AAA Rtc

Mentink finishes Navy electronics course at Memphis

Richard J. Mentink, enlisting in October 1952, graduated from the Navy School of Electronics in Memphis on February 12, 1964 and is assigned to NAS Jacksonville as an electronics technician with VP-16. Phillip H. Mentink remains at Fort Bliss El Paso Texas serving as a radar operator on the new Skysweeper 75MM anti aircraft gun described in Life.

Richard J. Mentink U. S. Navy Navy School of Electronics Memphis Tenn N.A.S Jacksonville Florida Cian Newfoundland Iceland U.S.N. N Phillip H. Mentink Fort Bliss el Paso Texas Life Magazine

Navy Lt. Gerald Synhorst serves aboard USS Harder

Groton Conn Ltjg Gerald E Synhorst aboard the submarine USS Harder based in Groton Connecticut recently returned from the Caribbean where she participated in Operation Springboard the Atlantic fleet's annual realistic submarine and anti-submarine warfare drill.

Groton, Conn Harder Navy Gerald E. Synhorst Gertrude Synhorst Columbus St. Pella Iowa Bisine Schuler Short Hills Caribbean

John W Huyser Promoted Sergeant in Seventh Inf Division

John W Huyser son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Huyser 406 Independence Pella Iowa was promoted to sergeant while serving in Korea with the Seventh Infantry Division known as the Bayonet division. Huyser a supply specialist in the 2nd Regiments Tank Company arrived in Korea last May and entered the army in September 1952.

Korea John W. Huyser Andrew Huyser Independence Pella Iowa Ith Pusan Yalu Huyser Army

New Fertilizers Reach Market in Various Forms

Reports from extension agronomist Joe Stritzel of Towns State College note rapid advances in fertilizer manufacture. Liquid nitrogen proves as effective as dry forms, while a proposed liquid mixed fertilizer for soil use could match dry nutrients pound for pound, unlike foliar sprays which prove impractical due to low nutrient concentration and frequent applications.

Joe Stritzel Extension Agronomist Towns State College Stritzel

Calvin College Choir Plans West Coast Concert Tour

Calvin College A Cappella Choir of sixty five will tour the West Coast for sixteen days starting March 28 with stops in Chicago Denver Ontario Angeles Bellflower Redlands Hanford Alameda Modesto Ripon Stockton and more. The choir directed by Seymour Swets will perform in churches halls and on TV with selections from Bach Beethoven Mueller and Grieg plus a new Psalm tune setting dedicated to Swets. Gerald Vander Hart and Shirley Menninga accompany the group. admission is free with offerings.

Calvin College West Chicago Denver Ontario Angeles Bellflower Redlands Hanford Alameda Modesto Ri Pon Stockton California Denver Kiwanis Club Michin United States Canada Swets Seymour Swets Oratorio Society Five Hundred Mendelssohn Haydn Ward-Peery Bach Mueller Tkack Tehaikovaky Ch Grieg Noble Luchoir Prof Calvin Dick L. van Halsema Christian Reformed Church Monsey New Cal Christian Reformed Gerald Vander Hart Thomas Vander Hart Route 2 Pella Shirley Menninga Henry Menninga Otley West Coast Pella Christian Highd Central College

Insect Control Underway Says Extension Entomologist

Harold Gunderson of Town State College urges immediate insect control work. The season opens with dormant spray using lime sulfur or dormant oil to curb scale and protect fruit quality and tree health.

Harold Gunderson Town State College Gunderson

Dormant treatments advised for overwintering pests

An entomologist outlines options to control overwintering red aphid and spider egg populations on fruit trees using dormant oil or lime sulfur in liquid or dry forms. Apply before buds swell and when temperatures exceed 40 degrees for at least 24 hours. Lime sulfur can stain surfaces white to black, so avoid near white painted buildings.

Gunderson Bell

It Pays to Treat Most Legume Seed

Arden Sherf of Town State College Extension explains that legume seeds face soil seed rot and seed treatment often yields a better stand. Treatment costs about 1 cent per pound and is usually effective, especially for alfalfa red clover and common grasses, though some seed lots may show no response.

Arden Sherf Town State College Extension Plant Pathologist Sherf

De Vries Begins First Hog Crossbreeding Project

Duane De Vries, a 16 year old Pella High School freshman and son of Everett and Cora De Vries, oversees a crossbred hog project termed the pride of ownership. His first vocational agriculture effort features his Duree-Poland China cross litter named Witter, raised in the Battle Ridge area northwest of Pella as a step toward becoming an established farmer.

Duane de Gies Duane Witter Duree Poland Pella High School Everett Cora de Vries Battle Ridge Pella

Seed Treatment Timing in Planting Inoculation Practice

Guidance notes that inoculation, if done properly, will not disrupt practice. When seed is to be inoculated against infection, Sherf advises applying seed treating chemical beforehand. Treatment can occur any time, but inoculation should not be more than two hours before planting.

Sherf

Pointers for Saving Young Pigs from Iowa State College

E Quaife extension animal husbandman urges hog producers to save more piglets this spring. He says using farrowing stalls in clean dry pens can add about one pig per litter. Heating lamps or brooders reduce pig losses from cold and exposure.

E. Quaife Iowa State College

Practical pig care for preventing sickness in newborns

The article outlines a pig disease prevention plan beginning with iron treatment in the first week using an iron pill or iron sulfate solution. It recommends iron prevention, light sow feeding, synthetic milks for orphans or large litters, early access to oats, shifting to pig meal by 2 to 3 weeks, limiting corn until 4 to 5 weeks, castration at 10 days, and weaning when pig meal is well eaten at 6 weeks.

Worp E Borgman Seeks Town Legislature Seat

Richland Township farmer Worp E Borgman announces candidacy for the June primary in Jahaska County. A World War I veteran and longtime community volunteer, he aims to fill the term of John Vander Wert on the County Board and previously served on the Board of Education.

Worp E.borgman Richland Township Iitet Demsoratnok Jahaska County Keee Comaltery Sremer John Vander Wert Board of Education

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Pvt. J. van Houwelingen FT. Leonard Wood, MO Fort Leonard Wood, Mo James van Houwelingen M. E. van U. S. Army Daniel van Gorp Advanced A. A Dick Mentink Philip Gerald Synhorst Groton Connecticut Seventh Inf. DIV Vogelaar’s Calvin College Choir Vassigie S. A. Kooyman de Vries Worp E. Borgman Worp Sete Een Irrece - Pella Public Scharing Garage Farmers Union Grocery AJAX Heinz Light & Dark Lord Clinton Cookie Hunt Colfax Sale Orie Groveclove Colfax Sale Company Bell, Clippinger and Shields
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