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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

11

Otley and environs note parish, social and church events

In Otley and nearby towns residents share visiting guests, funeral attendance, and church activities. J M Van Viet and Ben Pollen were among Pennsylvania visitors, while Otley residents like Dorothy Verought and Jane Ann De Ronde figures feature in family and community events. Easter services at Ley Reformed Church and a Banner Bearers Society meeting are noted.

J. M. van Viet Des Moines Ben Pollen New Market Ya Hattie Ver Stoogh Henry Oaklander Jake Stierneman LaVon Mae Stierneman Minnie Holmes Galesburg Banner Bearers Society Hollander George Ryke Otl Otley James Fisher Gary Ind Otley Reformed Church Muller Jane Ann de Ronde Neal de Ronde Pella Fisher Dorothy Verought Ley Reformed Church Gerrit de Jong Johnie R. V. Hawk Riley Carolyn Bobby Wm. A. Vriezel Monroe Bert Hoff Hazel Bricker Margaret Klein Diane Nell Lille Rene Marinus Aalbers John Lille Henry Kool Nancy Andrew Kool Gladys McBee Oskaloosa Alva Bond Mercy Hospital Otley Sunshine Bible Dick de Jong Andrew Ustermarkt Iowa City Dick Uitermarkt Andrew Uitermarkt

Good Friday Services And Local Congregational News

Friday evening services at 7 30 feature a sermon titled The Grave in the Garden with offerings for Jewish Missions. The Men’s Chorus sessions produced Rev Riensma recordings for his Easter program on KBOE at 8 45 am. Community notices include visits, anniversaries, travelers from Denver and Cedar Falls, local dinners and parties, and a death in Pella with sympathies offered.

Riensma KBOE Vernon van Ee Marion Swank Martha van Dyk Calvin College Simon Bokhoven Gerrit P. de Jong Pella M. Franje Andrew Bandstra Bart Bandstra Peter ‘Westerkamp H. W. Vrieselaar Otley Loren West Laura Mary Boulder Colorado Everett Hol Stanley Products Nellie Stouwie Gerrit Vander Molen Howard Beek and Sons of Cedar Fall

Easter Hymn Sing Hosted by Young People Group

The Easter Hymn Sing is planned for next Sunday evening with special numbers by guest performers. Estella Dahm Wilma Vroegh Janice Hoekman and Anna Mar lene Westercamp attended the General College Play on Friday.

Bastian Vander Wi Specia Estella Dahm Wilma Vroegh Janice Hoekman Anna Marlene Westercamp General College

Oskaloosa News and Farm Bureau Activities Districtwide

Miss Lizabeth Newenhouse and Harrison Township Farm Bureau met March 27 at Mrs. Homer Ferguson’s home with a plant exchange. Lessons on selecting accessories were given by Merl Beaver and R. Ashman. Clarence Barnes, formerly rural carrier on route 2, transferred to Fremont route March 24, replacing Jack Fellers who moved to Chehalis, Washington. Fremont High School junior class held a pancake supper March 20. Ine Wright hosted Harrison Zippers 4-H with demonstrations on hair care and a Peter Pan Collar. leader Eves Cadwallader taught drinks. Refreshments served by host and Mrs. W. E. Wright. Robert Luiken of Steamboat Rock, Penn College student, spent the weekend at home.

Harrison Township Farm Bureau Homer Ferguson Merl Beaver R. Ashman Clarence Barnes Oskaloosa Fremont Jack Fellers Chehalis Wash Fremont High School Ine Wright Harrison Zippers 4-H Club Carol Stanley Mary Sue Joy Fox Elaine Wright Eves Cadwallader Karyl Lester Carol Bell W. E. Wright Robert Luiken Steamboat Rock Penn College

Fremont Area Moves and Family News

Mr and Mrs Carl De Vries relocate near Fremont. Mr and Mrs Marion Olsthoorn and family move to C Groenendyk farm near Wright. Roy Klein and family move to Riley farm north of Wright where Klein works for Carroll Brown. Fremont High seniors sold popcorn on March 15. Frank Van Dyk and family visited Des Moines at the Raymond Hensgel and Harold De Geus homes.

Carl de Vries Fremont Marion Olsthoorn Sully C. Groenendyk Wright Roy Klein Riley Farm Klein Carroll Brown Fremont High School Frank van Dyk Des Moines Raymond Hensgel Harold de Geus

Ice cake saves Crawford car from plunge on ice road

A Montana family escaped death when a massive ice cake frozen to the banks of the Turkey River halted their car after a rear collision on an ice road. The crash sent the vehicle down a 15 foot embankment, but the ice stopped it from plunging into the river, likely saving all six lives.

Montana Oscar Crawford Turkey River

Winnebago County Loses Its Oldest Resident

Winnebago County mourns the death of its oldest resident, a longtime community figure whose passing leaves a notable void in local life. No further details were provided in the fragment.

Winnebago County

Moved Big Barn To New Location On Don Metcalf Farm

Don Metcalf a dairy farmer near Pella demonstrated moving a 24 by 34 foot barn using a truck tractor two wagons heavy timbers and jacks. He with Fred Maassam Arie De Cook and Jacob Ozinga relocated the barn to a new site near other farm buildings to house twenty or more cows from a fifty cow herd.

Enly Don Metcalf Jacob ‘Wagons Am Onan Arie J. de Cook Fred Maasdam Pella Don Fred Maassam Jacob Ozinga Metcalf

Thompson man dead at 95

Cy Ashpole of Thompson died aged 95. The obituary notes his long life.

Cy Ashpole Thompson

Meat-Type Boar Test Reveals Lean Backfat at I S College

An Iowa bred meat-type boar tested near Ames by the Iowa Swine Producers testing station reached market readiness with 1.1 inches backfat and strong muscling. The farm-bred barrow fed the same ration fattened more, showing barrows tend to grow fatter than boars. At 200 pounds the barrow had 1.6 inches backfat.

Iowa Swine Producers’ Association Ames Ralph Durham Hushman Town State College

Two Men Injured In Headon Collision On Oskaloosa Road

Two men were seriously injured in a headon auto crash on Highway 163 about 11 miles northwest of Oskoosa at 7 30 p m on March 29. They were taken to Mahaska County Hospital with chin and leg injuries to Howard Buitenwerf 27 of Pella and chest injuries to Norman Lamb 30 of What Cheer. Authorities said both were to be released later that day.

Highway 163 Os-koosa Mahaska County Howard Wayne Buitenwerf Pella Norman Lacey Lamb

Car Crash Near Pell Involving 1955 Buick

A 1955 Buick owned by Joel Ross Lamb headed toward Pell cut across a curve and collided with a oncoming 1958 Ford driven by Buitenwerf. Lamb, found alone in the Buick, claimed hitchhikers were aboard though evidence found no other occupants. Damages were $1200 to the Buick and $900 to the Ford. a post-impact fire damaged the Buick before De Haan extinguished it. Sheriff Mateer and Deputy Draper investigated.

Lamb Joel Ross Lamb Pell Ford Buitenwerf Toosa Buick Ted de Haan Dwight Mateer George Draper Oskaloosa Herald

Nobody Can Fool The Right Kind For The Job

A brief social note quotes a saying about judgment in hiring. The remark emphasizes that only those with suitable character can be tricked, implying a moral about discerning capable people for responsibility.

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