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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

6

Gem of Truth and town notices in Peoria area

Local column recounts church services, visits, and community life around Peoria Iowa including deeds of Mrs Helen Vos, Rev De Jong and Rev Flietstra duties, farm work, rainfall, Buckley Creek flooding, and a hospital visit. Names include Vos, De Jong, Vander Linden, De Young, Hoksbergen, Roose, and Vander Wilt with many church and school connections.

Calvary Helen Vos Ruth Ann Vander Linden Verna Faye de Jong Richard Bruinpoge Paul de Jong Pella Christian High School Peoria Christian School A. C. de Jong John D. de Young John C. Roose Ella Rice Gladbrook Iowa Orla Hite Richard A. de Jong Reformed Church of Artesia California William Flietstra Christian Reformed Church Rusk Michigan Richard de Jong Flietstra de Jong Muskegon Peoria Jacob Vos Mahaska Hospital Richard Vander Wilt Pella Gysbert Vroegh Harold Hoksbergen Roy Hoksbergen Armed Services Wilford Laverman Peoria School Lewis de Vries Sors Henry Roose Sure Prise Ray Y van der Molen John Sully

Sunday Dinner Guests Across Des Moines and Monroe

Galesburg area families hosted visitors from Des Moines Pella and Monroe during a series of Sunday dinners. Notable attendances included Mr and Mrs Brizendine of Des Moines, minister at Galesburg Christian church, and Mr and Mrs Darrell De Brayn and Larry of Pella. Other guests hailed from Pell noon West Des Moines Monroe and Clear Take with extended family gatherings and church group planning. The Christian Ladies Aid announced a May 31 meeting at Mrs Arthur Dearinger s home due to Memorial Day.

Brizendine Des Moines Elmer Peery Minter Galesburg Arthur Dearinger Charles Earp M. Walter Wheatcraft Monroe Jee van Gork M. He Hubert HM Anna Ramer Curtis Dearinger Martin Dearinger Barbara Newton Lester Roy Dearinger Laurel Dykstra Mary Dykstra Donald Woods Herbert Dykstra Timmie Cokead J. Kie Orge Cullen Phoenix Robert Brubaker Beatrice Nebraska Opal Brubaker Lincoln Florence Pye Gordon Neilson Town City Lucy May Charles Pye Agnes Kittleson Ottumwa Kenneth Meyers Chanute Field Dick Meyers L. Clarke Still Hospital Monroe High School Cedar Rapids Pella Maytag Park Harrison Hustlers Bob Houghtaling Dent Carl van Veldhuizen Russell Kool Wesley Randell Charles Oldham Willis van Veldhuizen Ames Dick Mathews Wm. Day Waterloo Jacob Grootveld Kristian Reformed Pikaart U. P Neal Newenhouse J. G. Newenhouse

Birthday anniversaries and local visits noted in a Iowa town dinner

The text lists birthdays and anniversary celebrations for Mrs. Etta Terpstra and Mrs. Harold Schnug. It notes Sunday dinner guests at the Harry Zickel home, visits by Elizabeth Oliver Clifton Zickel and other Zickels, plus afternoon visitors Arthur Dearinger and Riender Poortinga. Additional dinner guests at George Peery’s home include Max’s family and Frank Zickel, with mentions of Lynnville residents.

Etta Terpstra

Weed-killing chemicals face stock concerns and supply issues

Local farmers are advised to order weed chemicals early as carryover remains high and widespread use could deplete stocks. 24-D and 2,4,5-T may be scarce in some areas while others have excess. Chlorine phenol and acetic acid are rising in use for defense. TCA and other chemicals remain adequately available.

Sylvester

Shortage of Chemicals Prods Farmers to Stock Up

The article notes impending shortages of chemicals like parathion and DDT. Gunderson urges farmers to order and store part of their summer needs now, as substitutes exist for some pests. DDT remains essential for corn borer control, and drum shortages may force shipping in tank cars with farmers supplying containers.

Gunderson

Cash Prizes for Youngsters Upped by State Fair Board

Des Moines reports more than $29,000 in premiums for Iowa's first 10 day state fair August 25 to September 3. Fair Secretary L B Cunningham says prizes for farm youngsters are the largest ever offered at the state fair and among the nation's largest for junior exhibitors. Over 3,000 champions from 4 H clubs and Future Farmers of America are expected in livestock, agricultural, and homemaking events. About $20,000 of the total is for prize winning junior livestock with the baby beef show offering $6,692, up $400 from last year.

Des Moines Iowa United States L. B. Cunningham Farmers of America

4 H Livestock and Related Premiums Listed for State Fair

The notice details 4 H livestock classes with premiums for beef heifers 1979 dollars and dairy heifers 2532 dollars, pigs 3719, lambs 758, and costs 796, plus poultry totals 536. 4 H boys contest sums include 750 in agricultural club demonstrations and 400 in live stock judging, while girls clubs offer 2200 in home economics exhibits prizes 1800 in demonstration awards and 200 in style revues. F F A premiums cover pigs 2271 lambs 1272 and dairy heifers 600. Participants may obtain premium lists from county youth assistants extension directors or senior high vocational teachers after June 1.

Buick offers best value for weight and size in town

This sales pitch highlights Buick as a budget friendly choice offering a favorable cost per pound given its weight and power. It urges a visit tomorrow to see why buyers and budgets are pleased with the car.

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Herman A. de Jong K. Carpenter Monroe News H.W. Vriezel Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Baptist Church Mesdames Abram Kool Forrestarmeyer Howard Young Tenis van Wy 1 Amble Nona Comes James Wooters Arthur Aar Frank Mitchell L. E. Rasterfer Dale Smith Ordelle Birkenholtz David Jones Hubert Birkenholtz Francis Birkenholtz Ordelle Eden Marshall John Throckmartin Boone Harold Wagner Paul Allen Aberdeen Maryland John Wagner Betty Vale Enting Pella Construction Co Oskaloosa News Lizabeth Newenhouse Henry Grootveld Fremont Bert Hagen Leighton First Christian Reformed Church Bethel Christian Reformed First Christian Reformed J. D. Piknart Brooten Minn The Cedar School E. L. Dykstra Orange City State Fair Board Ily Corte Verploeg Implement CO Gi Fabel Traguual Colfax Sale Guernsey Colfax Sale Company Bell Shields Flrst National Bank Henry J. Taylor ABC Net York Buick Nocthar Forefront Fisher VOS Farm Main Street Pella, Iowa
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