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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1956

Page

4

Installing a new St Ambrose College president ceremony

Dr. John A. Vander Waal presided at the installation of Rev. Willis J. Collins as St Ambrose College president. Delegates from over sixty colleges universities and learned societies attended the ceremony. Dr P Y De Jong and family plan to return home Thursday after a week in Grand Rapids Michigan where he spoke at Alpine Avenue Christian Reformed Church celebrating its 75th anniversary.

John A. Vander Waal Willis J. Collins St. Ambrose College P. Y. de Jong Famil Grand Rapids Michigan Alpine Ave. Christian Reformed Church de Jong

Holland Seen as Melting Pot by Griggs Pair in Holland

Sgt Kenneth Griggs and wife Connie describe their Holland trip from Aschaffenburg to Amsterdam and Marken. They tour canals, the Zuider Zee, Keukenhof, The Hague, and observe a Tulip Festival Parade. They note Dutch diversity and clean cities, and share mailing details.

Zuider Zee Kenneth Griggs Connie Germany Holland Aschaffenberg Amsterdam Vollendam Isle of Marken With the Frank Sinatra Keukenhof Keukonhof

All Purpose Spray Advised For Iowa Orchards And Small Fruit

Iowa State College experts endorse a new combination spray for apples cherries raspberries strawberries grapes and other fruits. Entomologist Harold Gunderson and Plant Pathologist Malcolm Shurtleff say it saves spray material and reduces decision making about insect or disease control. The mix contains methoxy chlor and malathion as insects and captan as the fungicide, effective against many fruit diseases. Multiple applications remain necessary for full protection. one pound yields about 12 gallons enough for two small trees a strawberry bed or six grapevines.

Iowa Iowa State College Harold Gunderson Malcolm Shurtleff Gunderson Shurtleff

Ring Tests Complete on 705 Marion County Farms

Seven hundred five herds in Marion County were ring tested for Brucellosis in the past two weeks. Sixty four herds or 9.1 percent tested positive and are listed as suspicious. Cooperators include Carlson Produce Pleasantville Iowa and others. testing was by the Brucellosis laboratory in Iowa City with samples taken by 14 milk and cream stations. Second county wide ring test, plans to test every six months, positive results should prompt veterinary contact and possible blood testing. calfhood vaccination may cause false positives.

Marion County Iowa City Carlson Produce Pleasantville Iowa Clifton Cathart Attica Central Farm Produce Knoxville Pee’s Food Market Melcher Frye Produce and Hatchery Bussey R. J. Garden Tracy Gilderblooms Produce Marion County Feed and Produce May Brothers Produce Columbia William May Produce Pearson Grocery Pella Creamery Pella F. L. Roberts and Son van Ginkel Hatchery Marion County Extension Service

Local Names List From Four Rows Of Residents

A long list of residents appears in four rows with given names and surnames including Carole Breuklander Linda Jel sma Mary Meulpolder Lot Vanden Berg Beverly Boatsma Bonnie Vos Gary Brown Lenny Schriener Bob Vander Veer and others in subsequent rows Edith Nollen Willene Tysseling Jessie Vande Voort Phyllis Ver Ploeg Phoebe Van Mary Evers Butch Vander Lowell Jansch Ralph Alcio Bob Edwards Tom Hill John Grandin Marvin Hiemstra Phil Vanden Berg Bob Vander Waal Don Vander Wilt and Ron Deruin left as written.

Carole Breuklander Linda Jelsma Mary Meulpolder Lot Vanden Berg Beverly Boatsma Bonnie Vos Gary Brown Lenny Schriener Bob Vander Veer David Kuyper Dale Eeling Doug Schaakel Carol van Houwelingz Marcia Pope Donna Douwstra Judy van Steenis Francene van Gorp Mary Dieleman Karen Wesselink Carlyl Bosch Glenda Steenhoek Mary Edith Nollen Willene Tysseling Jessie Vande Voort Phyllis Ver Ploeg Phoebe van Mary Evers Butch Vanders Lowell Jansch Ralph Alcio Bob Edwards Tom Hill John Grandin Marvin Hiemstra Phil Vanden Berg Bob Vander Waal Don Vander Wilt Ron Deruin

General purpose spray promises less waste for fruit growers

Growers faced waste buying minimum one-pound spray materials for multiple pests. A general purpose spray enables routine seasonal use without identifying specific diseases or insects. Follow label directions and avoid spraying within seven days of harvest.

Ladder Safety Warns: Many Injuries From Small Heights

The Institute for Safer Living warns that ladder falls occur frequently from ten feet or less, not just higher heights. They note people misuse low ladders, underestimate risks, and suffer broken bones or permanent injuries when falling from near ground level.

Institute For Safer Living

Clinic for chronically ill children to visit six counties

A clinic for chronically ill children will be held in Gakstons on Thursday June 7 at Lincoln School. George R. Bai Jr. of Iowa State University directs the visit, part of SSCC outreach that sends medical teams to counties across the state. Eligible patients are under 21 and referred by local physicians. Services include pediatrics orthopedics speech and hearing dentistry psychology and physical therapy with X-ray and lab support.

Elmer van Maaren Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Lester Fynaardt Mercy Rudy van Hemert Pella Iowa State College Air Force R.O.T.C Fairchild Air Force Base Washington Ames James Connoly Webb A. F Texas Tews Gakstons Marion Mahaska Kak Monroe Wapello Coun- Hehe State Services For Crippled Children SSCC Lincoln School George R. Bai ~ Jr Ies SUI Medi University’s College of Medicine

Fragmentary health advisory on honey and ice warnings

Scattered OCR text cites Dr Barnes advising no honey for ice related to rain or allergies. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or complete guidance, making the health recommendation unclear.

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