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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

6

Pleasant Hill visitors greet Goodmans and kin

Doctor James E. Goodman and family from Pleasant Hill Illinois visit Mrs Goodman's parents Mr and Mrs Will Van Sittert. The note also records illnesses injuries and hospital stays for local residents including Mrs Y T Van Niewaal and others, plus community goings on and a graduation open house.

James E. Goodman Mary Kay Steve, Rickey and Douglas Pleasant Hill Illinois

Iowa Hog And Cattle Marketings And Intentions

Marketing of hogs from Town farms in April is estimated at 1 818 000 head, up 2 percent from a year earlier and 44 percent above the 1947 50 average. May and June hog marketings are seen at 2 175 000, down 19 percent from the prior year. Cattle and calves totaled 173 000 in April, down 18 percent from a year earlier and 27 percent below the 1947 50 average. May and June cattle marketings are projected at 379 000 head, down 10 percent year to year, with May 1 intentions at 209 000 and June intentions at 170 000, both below 1947 50 levels.

Towa Towa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Our Men in Military Service Pvt Nelson Roozeboom

Pvt Nelson Roozeboom, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Roozeboom of 610 East 1st St, is serving in the Army at Fort Richardson Alaska. He spent a 15 day furlough in April with his parents and then reported back to Seattle, where he left for overseas duty. APO 949 c/o Postmaster Seattle Washington.

Oney Arkema Sully Mercy Hospital Oskeloosa Pella Mahaska Hospital George Vanden’ Berg Marcia Wehrle Andrew Kool Leighton Mahaska Deal B. Wormhoudt Ottumwa Hospital Herbert Wormhoudt Lon Wormhoudt L. H. Williams Biloxi Mississippi Philip Kempkes Kempkes Will Pvt Nelson Roozeboom ARMY FT. Richardson Alaska Henry Roozeboom East 1St St Seattle Fort Richardson Spec c/o Washington

State College TV facilities moved to Exhibit Hall remodel

The television facilities at Iowa State College were relocated to a remodeled section of Exhibit Hall on the campus western end. Staff engineers completed the move after the sign-off at 11:00 p.m. and before sign-on the following day.

Iowa State College

Iowa newspaper pioneers and early chains overview

The article traces Iowa journalism history from 19th century beginnings to major chains. It notes the first traveling publisher's representative at Davenport Democrat, the 1915 Iowa Press Association with a central office, and stories of notable papers like the Lee Syndicate, Speidel chain, and Cowles chain. It lists oldest weeklies and dailies including Tipton Advertiser, Jackson Sentinel, Knoxville Journal, Independence Conservative, Muscatine Journal, Iowa City Press-Citizen, Ottumwa Courier, Keokuk Gate City, and Fairfield Ledger.

Iowa Davenport Democrat Iowa Press Association State Press Association Town East Waterloo Dubuque Pioneer Speidel Iowa City Press- Citizen Cowles Des Moines Register Leader Lee Syndicate Alfred Lee Ottumwa Courier Davenport Democrat and Times Mason City Globe Gazette Muscatine Journal Otumwa Courier Tipton Advertiser Maquoketa

Guthrie Center Dairy Farmer Wins Milk Milestones

Prolific dairy farmer Owen Brady near Guthrie Center began dairy farming in 1949 and his herd of 18 cows produced 81 tons of milk last year, marking notable productivity for a small operation.

Owen Brady Guthrie Center

New Duty Station for Sheldon Vos

Sheldon H. Vos, personnelman third USN, son of William Vos of Pella Iowa, reported to ComPosite Squadron Sixty-One Miramar California as petty officer in charge of the personnel office at the separation center Fleet Air Detachment. He will process separation records and prepare discharge papers. Enlisting in Des Moines in December 1948, Vos has served since.

Y. T. van Niewaal van Niewaal Oren van Niewaal Norman den Hartog Central College Sully High School Will State Center Iowa Norman Sully San Diego Cal Sheldon H. Vos USN William Vos Liberty St Pella Miramar Calif Separation Center Fleet Air Detachment Navy Des Moines Towa Vos

Navy pilot Vos earns multiple service medals

Vos is described as a member of Fighter Squadron Fifty-Three aboard the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge. He holds the Good Conduct Medal along with China Service, Korean Service, United Nations, and Navy Occupation medals. A 1947 Pella High School graduate, he is married to Nancy L. Emmons of 827 Toumaline Ave, San Diego, California.

Valley Forge Vos United Nations Pella High School Nancy L. Emmons Toumaline Ave San Diego Calif

Televiewers May Tour WOI-TV On Screen Tonight

Telecast targets WOI-TV viewers with an armchair tour airing May 29 at 8 PM. Host Richard B Hull and Ed Wegener will guide demonstrations of studio facilities and introduce WOI-TV personnel at the education station based in Iowa State College.

Televiewers Woi-Tv Town State College O’cl Radio-Tv Richard B. Hull Ed Wegener Federal Communications Commission Iowa State College Service Wol-Fm

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