Pella Area News In Brief From Local Churches To Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Hoeksema returned from a Dallas dealers convention and attended the State Fair. Prof R B Kuiper spoke at the Reformation Rally and preached in three Pella churches. Residents visit relatives in Guttenberg St Paul and Ankeny. Several locals travel to Ozarks and Minnesota. Some injuries and hospital stays noted with recoveries. Doris Dockendorff joins Iowa State College Symphony Orchestra tour.
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John Hoeksema
Dallas
Texas
Iowa
R. B. Kuiper
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Pella
R. J. Heeren
R. Poush
Guttenburg
St. Paul
Minn
G. Heeren, Jr
G. Heeren
Neal Buenz
Ankeny
Doris Dockendorff
Iowa State College
College Symphony Orchestra
Oskaloosa
Centerville High School
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Knoxville
Town State College
Miss Dockendorff
Wiliam
Billy) van Ee
Otley
Mahaska Hospital
Ralph Hoksbergen
Tainter
John H. Renaud
Sully
Mercy Hospital
Iowa Farmers Buy Federal Insurance Across 18 Counties
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, run by the U S Department of Agriculture, expands to 18 Iowa counties with managers and directors named. Premiums totaling over two million dollars in losses due to drought and hail are paid to farmers, with adjusters Irwin Pellett, Edwin Olson, and Timothy C. Jones directing claims in multiple counties.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frank N. McCartney
Iowa
Illinois
Springfield
Illois
Sidney B. Huseby
Old Federal Building
5Th and
Court Streets
Des Moines
Jesse W. Bishop
Federal Crop Insurance
Buena Vist Boone
Story
Ida, Clay
Sio Lyon
Guthrie
Adair
Madison
Warren
Poweshiek
West Pottawattamie
Fremont
Humboldt
Webster
Franklin
Cass
Irwin Pellett
Atlantic
Edwin Olson
Timothy C. Jones
Iowa City
State Office
Get Fruit Plantings Set for Winter Now
Iowa State extension horticulturist Ed Cott urges early winter prep for fruit plantings including trees grapes and raspberries. He emphasizes rodent protection with bare ground eight feet around trunks and wire guards against mice and rabbits plus fencing for raspberries and grapes before snow.
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Ed Cott
Iowa State College
Drouth
Cott
The Maple Threat of Sudden Death on a Town Street
In late October a maple tree along the street shed leaves that created a dangerous leaf mat. A speeding driver lost control near a hydrant, narrowly missing a child buried in leaves. A resident set the pile afire, obscuring vision and fueling further danger as smoke spread. The tree’s leaf fall and careless actions culminated in a near deadly threat to the town.
Women Prefer Wool in Cool Weather Wardrobe Survey
A USDA survey finds that more women favor wool for cool weather skirts, suits, and sweaters, despite years of synthetic fibers on the market. The survey emphasizes wool's popularity among women for winter garments.
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U. S. Department of Agri
Wool garments dominate women’s wear in survey findings
Survey shows about 60 percent of women own suits 50 percent skirts and 70 percent sweaters with wool the leading fiber for suits and skirts. Three quarters of these garments come in wool. Wool cited as warm, durable, shape retaining, wrinkle resistant, good looking, easy to clean with warmth noted as the top advantage in sweaters.
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Partment
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Fred Bosch
Messenger of
The
First Reformed Church
William Grootveld
Richard Lautenbach
North Broadway
Donald Toom
East 2Nd Street
Howard Gosselink
Claire Brown
Paul Simons
East Columbus Street
Marilyn Hettinga
Letitia Menninga
Buck
Minnesota
Bert Nibbelink
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
George Ries
Veterans Hospital
Donald Roorda
Walter Roorda
Sadlers
New York City
George Ver Stee
Carol
Corpus Christi
Carl Ver Steeg
Navy
Bartlesville
Oklhoma
Curtis Snow
Don Verploegh
Don
Viola
Clyde Garr
Willard Harkness
Sara Nieuwsma
Alfred Steenhoek
Mahaska
the Bulletin of the Third Reformed Church
Ann Bogaard
Linda Kuiper
Mercy
Gerrit Gosselink
Home For the
Ollie Schakel
Lane Monster
Bertha Brummel
Ralph Dykstra
Waverly
P. Y. de Jong
First Christian Reformed Church
van Laar
Hollander
Mrs
Lee Farmer
Ogden, Iowa
Frank Kester
Sy Cluk
Kiigma Garage
Plymouth
DODGE
Federal
Western Auto Associate
R. E. Woodford
Auto Associate
John F. Dykstra
Paul
Cunningham
Republican
Congress
Paul Cunningham
United States
National Service Life Insurance
Roosevelt
Mr. Cunningham
Baldwin-Patterson American Legion Post
House of Representatives
Armed Services Committee
House
Duh
83Rd
Armed Services
By Bob Hullihan
Marion A
Toom
Marion
Marion County
Colfax Sale
Colfax Sale Company
Earl and
Sna Enone
Jasper Soeone
Ann Ford
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