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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1949

Page

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Rolscreenings Big Sales Meeting Leads to Hunting Vein

A Cleveland sales meeting drew Rolscreen distributors from over 90 locales led by Louise Van Hemert and Ned Hedrick. News recaps 1 9 sash production, then shifts to hunting season with several references to local residents, gifts, new windows, and shipments including 128 Venetian Blinds to Wolf & Dexsaur in Fort Wayne and 54 blinds to Gleason Machine Works in Rochester.

Cleveland Louise van Hemert Ned Hedrick Herb Vander Waal Bill Kilpatrick Bob ‘Triplett Carol Wilson Stu ‘Kuyper Paul Parver Peter Kuyper Hotel Statler Margaret de Jong Rock Island Marjorie Miller Eveline van Binglenburg Hampton Fort Wayne Indiana Wolf & Dexsaur Gleason Machine Works Rochester New York

The Wheelchair Bound Boy Who Could Not Be Stopped

A story from Iowa recounts a youth who prized risk over caution and learned the hard way after repeatedly testing dangerous curves on country roads. He began with a telephone, then moved to reckless driving at high speed, skidding through a famed gravel curve. After an early accident, a hospital stay, and his mother’s vigil, he later suffered a spine injury leaving him paralyzed below the waist at age eighteen.

Reckless Driver Seen as Product of Community

The passage argues that the boy's dangerous driving habits were learned from his community and that his identity, if he had achieved fame beyond recklessness, would have made him a unique local product. It emphasizes communal responsibility when a young driver dies or is injured.

College Seed Testing Opens To Aid 1950 Crop

Iowa farmers can test the 1949 seed crop at the Iowa State College Seed Testing Laboratory. E P Sylvester notes equipment is ready and urges sampling now to avoid January March rush. Gather representative samples from each sack, mix, and send to the lab.

Iowa Iowa State College E.P. Sylvester Sylvester

Support Prices for Corn in Marion County

Marion county set price support for the 1949 corn crop at 1.34 per bushel with range up to 1.66 per bushel by county. The county PMA committee, chaired by Paul Brown, is taking applications for LY corn loans and extended loan dates shift to November 30 from October 31, with loan maturity in July 1950. Farmers extending loans or using purchase agreements may receive a storage payment of 10 cents per bushel if corn is delivered to the CCC at maturity. Knoxville Journal.

Marion County Paul Brown County PMA Aply Brown CCC Knoxville Journal Crosley Shelvador Crosley Kitchen

Birthday notices at Home for the Aged honor residents

On November 2 5 and 7 the Home for the Aged noted birthdays for Joe Vanden Heuvel 76 Cornelius Van Gorp 71 and Jennie Harmsen 83. Agnes De Vries later Nes Fopma born July 14 1872 died November 3 1949 aged 77 3 20 and funeral held at 1 30 pm with Rev Van Houten. Interment at Peoria cemetery.

Joe Vanden Heuvel Cornelius van Gorp Jennie Harmsen Agnes de Vries Agenes Fopma Hainz Friesland Netherlands F. van Houten Peoria Sam Fopma Peter Fopma Gerrit Jansen Ruth Fopma Evert Jansen John Laverman

Social Security Card Basics For Your Family

Advice on securing and preserving the Social Security card as part of building retirement protection. Stresses using the card while earning benefits and urges applying for a duplicate if lost or destroyed at any Social Security office.

Social Secu Administration

Kill No Hens is Sportsman Plea

Iowa and the Midwest pheasant population has increased over last year. Biologists from the State Conservation Commission endorse hunting cocks only during the season to protect future pheasant hunting. They note hens are crucial for reproduction and urge hunters to observe the Kill No Hens rule to sustain the sport.

Iowa Middle West State Conservation Commission

Three Marion County Club Calves to Be Shown in Chicago

Three 4-H or county club calves from Marion County will travel to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 26 to December 3. Alberta Woolsey enters her Angus steer, county champion and fourth in its state fair class. Florence Woolsey also enters an Angus steer, and Charles Feagins of Bussey enters the third Angus.

Marion County Chicago Alberta Woolsey Florence Woolsey Charles Feagins Bussey

Fisherman Reaches 100 Carp Goal on Des Moines River

Walter F. Lee of Knoxville area completed a fishing challenge by catching his 100th carp in the Des Moines River. Over two months he used a cane pole and various baits to land carp up to ten and a half pounds, achieving the milestone this spring.

Walter F. Lee Knoxville Des Moines

Iowa Honey Is Double 1948 Crop Output

Iowa produced about 6.72 million pounds of honey in 1948, ranking third nationally. Production rose 11 percent, though Iowa slid to tenth in some measures, aided by a favorable weather year for North Central states. Floyd Paddock of Iowa State College cites weather and other factors as reasons for the rise.

Towa Iowa Minnesota Hawkeye Floyd Paddock Itown State College North Central States

Production stress shifts toward efficiency and units

The note discusses pushing for higher production efficiency over increasing unit count. It mentions efforts to improve the bee-keepers’ output and the challenge of balancing production targets with resource limits.

First Oil Well in Titusville Built in 1859

A fragment notes the first oil well in Titusville was built in 1859, marking a pivotal moment in American petroleum history. The text also references a payment rate of 89 per colony, but the context remains unclear.

Titusville

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