Rol screens and office life at the Pella plant
The piece notes spring fashion amid a desk detox of engagement rings and a busy Pella plant visit by Leon Watson and his son Edward from Detroit. It records staff absences for illness, new hires in the order department, a return of Minnie Phillips to the paint room, and a humorous tax anecdote about the ten cent judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace van Delsen
Leon Watson
Edward
Pella
Detroit
Michigan
Neal van Veen
Bill de Vries
Anna Bell den Hartog
Marie de Bruin
Wilma Veldhuizen
Kathryn Rus
Minnie Phillips
Wilma Jacobs
Des Moines
Betty van Zee
Rolscreen
Obituary of Ryntje Vos of Sully Iowa
Ryntje Vos born July 30 1868 in Veen Noord Brabant Netherlands died March 11 1946 at home in Sully Iowa age 77 years 7 months 12 days after long illness married Dirk Vos January 16 1901 four sons Kellogg Dick Coenie Ragsnor ally come to Sully June 1908 Terhus al died November 1 1910 survived by grandchildren two brothers one sister and many relatives friends member of Sully Christian Reformed Church services held March 1 1946 at home and 1 00 pm at Sully Chr Ref Church officiated by Rev A GoelsCARD OF THANKS note gratitude for sympathy and flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryntje Vos
John
Cornelian Dekker
Veen
Noord Braband
Netherlands
Sully
Town
Dirk Vos
Kellogg
Coenie
Ragsnor
Ally
A. Goels
Infant Alice Willemsen Dies in Oskaloosa
Alice Jean Willemsen infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Willemsen of near Otley died at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. Funeral services were held the next morning March 1 at 11 o clock with Rev Les Muller in charge. Interment was in Vakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Willemsen
Doc Willemsen
Near
Otley
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Lester Muller
Vakwood Cemetery
Prominent Spokane Woman Mrs Noble Dies at Home
Mrs. Frederic Noble, longtime Spokane clubwoman and educator, died yesterday at her home. She taught in English and Latin, chaired Sunday school classes, and tutored high school students. Survived by daughter Mrs Noble and several grandchildren. funeral set for 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home with Rev Joel Harper officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokaneshington
Frederic
Heter
Donald
Mittelstaedt Connell
Wash
Horn
Blue
Mownd
Seraduate
Clay College
Iowa
Imaster
Iowa Wesleyan
Milwaukee Downer
Nobles
Spokane
Noble
Westminster
American Association of University
Nessien Club
Women’s
Les
Joline Edmand
Done
Tee
Robert
Mark
Marcia
Hes
Joel Harper
Final tribute to Dr. L. W. Frank Carpenter
Dr. Frank Carpenter 78 died recently at his Reasner home after 39 years as Newton area physician. Born July 16 1867 near Quincy Illinois he trained at Drake University and moved to Jasper County as a boy. Survived by wife son Dr Fred E Carpenter Newton step children two grandsons and a navy grandson. Funeral held at First Methodist with interment Mt Zion cemetery. Masonry and church honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Frank Carpenter
Reasnor
First Methodist
Newton
A. Briggs
B.A. Moore
Mt Zion
Old Ruggeding Monte
Marion Welle
Wayne Tesson
Clyde Laird
Roy Ritter
Drake Universite
Fred E.” Carpent Newton
L. R. Shelley
Reasner
Leland Bavenkamp
M. C. Mitchell
Jackson, Mich
Hugh Carpenter
Fred Carenter Jr
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Larry Bovenkamp
Carpenter
Kilduff Methodist Church
Newton Daily News
Conservation Officers Count Spring Pheasant Census
State conservation officers conduct a formal spring pheasant census aligning with the fall tally to determine winter survivors available for reproduction. The census should be completed by March 25. The National Safety Council advises placing kitchen ranges with open flames 12 to 18 inches from windows when planning a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Ofhcers
Saya
National Safety Council
Put New Life in Sluggish Pasture
Expert from Iowa State College outlines pasture renovation steps to revive thin sods. Lime if needed, disk or plow the sod, seed with sweet red and Alsike clover plus Korean lespedera or mix with bromegrass and alfalfa. Apply 20 to 80 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate at seeding. Use oats as companion crop, graze after oats reach 8 to 10 inches, and allow reseeding. late fall heavy pasturing aids clover establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD. Hughes
Iowa State College
Agron Ontis
Hughes
Towa
Public Hearing for Pella Electric Plant Improvements
Notice of a public hearing in Pella Iowa on April 22 1946 at 180 pm in City Hall to receive bids for furnishing and delivering feedwater heaters high pressure boiler blowdown cooling tower and related equipment per plans on file. Bids due sealed with five percent bid bond. City may reject all bids or defer action up to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Marion
Towa
Smd Council
Tidders
Brown Engineering Company
Des Moines
Iowa
AML
Lowa
Silage and Soybeans Aid Dairy Protein Supply
Iowa State College dairy expert C Y Cannon warns protein shortfalls by 15 percent this year threaten dairy milk production in 1946. He urges planning for ample roughage and early-cut grass and legume hays, notes soybeans as a strong protein source comparable to alfalfa. He favors making silage from roughage to preserve protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Cannon
Iowa State College
Cannon
Ordinance 100 approves city budget for 1946 to 1947
The City of Pella Iowa adopts Ordinance No 100 detailing appropriations for the 1946 47 fiscal year from the Consolidated Fund. Receipts total 22071 40 including taxation office and misc receipts and unencumbered balances with a 2500 transfer. Expenditures are 19360 00 for General Government protection of life and property sanitation highways and health conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell Lowa
Pella
Mar County
Iowa
Towa
Manipal Enterprises Latwary
Sweimaine
City Finance Ordinance Approves Funds and Warrants
The ordinance totals receipts and expenditures for Other Funds including Street Construction and Recreation. It authorizes the City Treasurer to issue warrants within appropriations and requires payments in order of presentation. Adopted March 25, 1946, FM Frush mayor and De Wit city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Frush
More aerial hunts by LeMars men bag four wolves
Weh du Von and Leon Hentges of LeMars modernized wolf hunting by plane. In two hours they bagged four wolves from an airplane, claiming wolves cannot escape when the plane swoops low. They have volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weh
du von
Leon Hentges
LeMars
Wolves Reported Nearby Sparking Farmer Warnings
Farmers notified about wolves lingering nearby as authorities and landowners seek measures to protect livestock. The warning urges vigilance and possible coordinated monitoring to prevent predation and safeguard herds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Sherwood
Jack Boatsmn
Bob
Hillie Ludtke
Paul van Houweling
Collector of Internal Revenue
Brom
Brom Hatchery
Farmall
Mc Deering
McCormick-Deering
International Harvester
McCormick-Deering Sales and Service
Oskaloosa Sales Company
Harold H. Lisk
Mrs. Ryntje Vos
Moth Ryntie Vos
Alice Jean Willemsen
Frederic P. Noble
Frank Carpenter
de Wil
de Wit
Korum
van Gorp
Gearts Feed Mill
Austra
van Gorp Hatchery
Pella, Iowa
Rolscreen Company
Wilson
Marshall Canning Co
South Street
A. M, Sels, Mgr
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