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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1963

Page

12

Two New Hazel and West Fourth Street Homes Planned

Schakel Warehouse led by Rueben Schakel and Marvin Kooyman builds two residential developments at 225 South Street. One Hazel Street site near Pella Hospital offers 20 home lots with Jackson Street access. the other on West 4th Street west of Central College features a split level home at 305 West Fourth. Builders Kor ing Woensdregt and Duane Busby, with in-house financing, aim to finish four Hazel homes soon, including a veranda fronting a three bedroom plan with large windows and walk in basement.

Rueben Schakel South Street Marvin Kooyman Hazel Street Pella Hospital West 4Th Street Central College Jackson Street Sandakel Kooyman Hope Schakel College Addition Koring Woensdregt Duane Busby West Fourth Street Dun Peake

Iowa Parks and Forests Call for Fire Safety

State park officials urge visitors to keep The Pella area woods and forests green by avoiding fires. May 9 1963 advisory stresses careful use of cigars, cigarettes, matches and campfires to prevent wildfires.

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Schakel Warehouse Ruth Bussey Ruth Barnes Aunt Fran Howdy Home Buyer New Street Hazel South Marv Kooyman Reyhen Schakel van Zee Washington GAIA
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