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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

2

Local Items From Holland Michigan Area Notes

Local notices record attendance at a Road of Western Theval Seminary meeting in Holland and several hospital updates including Mrs. Harry Grand’s discharge after major surgery. Family events include birthdays, births, and visits from relatives, plus travel for church education meetings and a commencement address. Two cars were stolen and abandoned near the Rosserean factory area, with minor damage.

Hf. W. Dietenoed Road of Western Theval Seminary Holland Michigan Harry Grand Mahweka Hospital Ocka Toosa Win van Dort Branderhorst Wn Branderhorst Chrie Branderhorst Andrew Vander Gerrit. T. Vander Jangt Board of Eilucation of the Reformed Church New York City Annville Kentucky Ins Secondary School

Central States toll overcharge prompts refund

The Knoxville Journal reports Mr Mahler of Central States toll says customers will receive an eighty cent refund due to an overcharge. Also notes a baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Rud Vander Plee, and updates on Richard Tharp’s post operation recovery at Mahaska Hospital after a downtown car strike April 27. Locals Leland Croll and Fred Visser families visited while Mrs Frosh and Miss Frush planned a trip to Abington.

Gerrit Vin Roekel Denver Colorata Bethesda William van Ke Mahaska Hospital Here van Weelden Henry Vande Naott Tak Honiton West Ockilooss Sanday Tda Central Colles Lewis Barthema Rom. Smith Mi Penpalis Pella Marie Smith Towa City Meth Nalet Mitehedleilte Mro John Rud Vander Plee Central States Knoxville Journal Mahler Richard Dickie) Tharp Dickie Tharp Leland Croll Des Moines Fred Visser Holland P.M. Frosh Harriet Frush Washington, D C. Vander Wert Abington

Summit News Kitchen Becomes Local Highlight

Mrs J W Vriezelaar hosts at H L Gilchrist home near Knoxville with Mr and Mrs Henry Ver Woert and family. Visitors include Vern Hevelin and sisters Mrs Ver Woert and Mrs Gilchrist. Vriezelaar kinship noted with Iowa State kitchen feature by Naomi Shank. Local youths Sally Van Doorninck Norma Bricker and Mary Vriezelaar part of Monroe High Band at Bair field contest. Donald Fisher and family visit from Marengo with attendance at Des Moines Guernsey sale.

Henry Ver Woert Martha Carol Glen H. L. Gilchrist Knoxville Vern Hevelin Ver Woert Gilcchrist Gradus Vriezelaar Henry Herwehe Monroe Sally van Doorninck Norma Jean Bricker Mary Vriezelaar H. E. Ketcham B.Y.P.U Naomi Shank Iowa State College Gradus A. Vriezelaar Shank H. W. Vriezelaar G. W. Fisher Mr. Fisher John Des Moines Robert Kaldenberg Donald Burton den Otter Bairfield

Five Central College seniors win top campus honors

Central College faculty pick five seniors for Alpha Honor Society membership based on high scholarship leadership and character. Recipients are Jean Baker Attica Marion Kiewn Mexervey Pearl Bruining Chic Jack Fulton Midland Pa Joyce Prins Thompson Pella. The honorees will be recognized at a May 12 convocation with Dr. Paul Richard Grabbel as guest, open to the public, followed by a campus luncheon in Jordan Hall.

Central College Alpha Zeta Ampus Seeciet Jean Baker Attica Marion Kiewn Mexervey Pearl Bruining Chic Jack Fulton Midland Pand Joyce Prins Thompson Pella Paul Richard Grabbel Springfield Ilinois Grabel Central First Presbyterian Church Ottumwa

Allotment for AAA Payments in County

Marion County's AAA central committee reviews farm allotments for 1948 soil conservation practices. The government allocation is $49,000, far below the roughly $150,000 sought by Marion County farmers to meet conservation intentions. Previous year funds were higher, with 1947 at $122,800, about 69 percent of demand, and Congress considers a pending emergency agricultural support bill to increase aid.

Marion County AAA Knoxville Journal Congress Washington

Fairfield Music Contest Yields Mixed Division Ratings

About 65 Pella musicians traveled to Fairfield for the State Music Contest. Division I ratings were earned by the Girls Trio, the Ed clarinet soloCarol Ver Steeg, the Girls Glee Club, and the Roys Glee. Other ratings included Division III for Marilyn Tanis and Ruby Leydens, Division II for the Mixed Quartette, and Division I for the Boys Glee Club led by Mr. Watters.

Pella Lona Ity Ottumwa Fort Madison Muscatine Fairfield Carol Ver Steeg Roys Marilyn Tanis Ruby Leydens Watters Des Moines Towa

Rural Eighth Grade Exams at H S Last Friday

Twenty four eighth grade graduates from sixteen rural Marion County schools took the annual tests at the high school last Friday. Tests covered reading arithmetic social studies health spelling and music. Most pupils plan further education and expect to attend high school next fall.

Marion County Pella Ceet

Central Placed Third In Track Meet Saturday

By Dow Bray Central Pella, attended an invitational track meet on Saturday May 1. Simpson led Central with 76 percent points as top performer. other high scorers included Wehde Clemo and Kastler. Weluteme, Moats, and Anderson set records, and Wesleyan performed in several events with multiple top placements.

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Fatal fall claims life of Gale Boozell five

A five year old boy Gale Boozell of Lucas County died after a fall from home. He had been unconscious for ten days before death.

Gale Boozell Lucas County

Woman abandons 12 hour old baby in LeMars hotel lobby

A LeMars woman admitted to officers that she abandoned her 12 hour old infant in a hotel lobby. The child was born Saturday morning and abandoned Saturday evening. The mother returned to work Sunday and did laundry Monday.

LeMars

Track meet results show multiple firsts and records

Names Miller Holtz Beder Wilson Adams Stevenson Mink Me Kelvey and others posted events in sprints distance throws and jumps. Parsons Central and Wesleyan athletes dominated fields with new or old marks, including a new record in the discus and high marks in pole vault and long jump.

Ch Miller Care Me Kelvey Moats Polevalt Williams Reiner Jermone Ons Sawyer Kolb Parsons Meight Wil Ne Clemens Ci Mindle Simpson Mott Parker Tawa West Antral S Ger Sharpe Parr Pederson Towa Wesleyan Central Anderson Si CW Horning Conrad Shumaker Seeley Beane Hor

Track meet results include Wyatt Wehde and Jordan

Wyatt Wehde finished second and Crose and Nelp placed fourth in field events. Jordan posted 4 feet 2 58 inches in shot put.

Orun Fvart CW Ker Wyatt Wehde Jordan Ter Crose (Cyt Nelp

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