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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

2

Local residents recover from various procedures and visits

Mrs Wm Wallace returns home after surgery. Mrs Peter M Van Gorp dismissed from Mercy hospital after major surgery. Ella Jane Van Sittert leaves Mahaska hospital after minor surgery. Marilyn Verought and Mae Goemaated Flintridge students attend event on Friday November 5. Dale Mescomaker and Gerald Van Arkel families visit John Van Arkel. Ben Groenendyk and guests host Sunday supper in Oskaloosa. Paul Borrtje hospitalized at Still Des Moines for medical treatment. Edna Van Wyk admitted to Mahaska Hospital for medical care. Don Rus of Otley admitted for surgical day. Henry Platte and family from Watertown visit Kaldenbergs. daughter Dorothy accompanies. Ray Boertje returns home from Des Moines hospital with throat infection. Marvin De Goey injured hand on corn picker. may lose finger. Judy Cook moved to Blank Memorial Hospital. hip cast updated, crutches. John Vanden Berg visiting Keokuk. William Ramsell and son Billy visit family in town. Mayo Clinic visit for Dan Vander Linden. Dr. J E Shultz visits old friends in Farr. Harriet Hibbs Hurt dies November 3 after major surgery. husband Dr Hubert W Hurt and children affected. John De Winter visits Des Moines then heads to California. Mrs Hart survives husband and two daughters. sister-in-law Mrs B J Snyder noted. John De Winter and Neal De Winter plan winter in California. Mrs S F Cole visits from Sigourney. Walter Visscher admitted to Des Moines Veterans Hospital for major surgery. Fay Porter Visscher formerly of Pella. Clifford Brown from Des Moines attends weekend meetings in Chapel.

Dale Mescomaker Gerald van Arkel Rebecca Jane John van Arkel Frida Ben Groenendy Sr Oskaloosa Bert A. Groenendyk Barbara Elaine Jack Cameron Donnellson Ben Groenendyk Paul Borrtje Still Hospital Des Moines Edna van Wyk Mahaska Hospital Don Rus Otley Mahaska Henry Platte Watertown South Dakota Len Kaldenberg Dorothy Kaldenbergs Ray Boertje John Vanden Berg Keokuk William L. Ramsell Billy Waterloo William Vander Linden Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic Dan Vander Linden I. Fox Farr Texas J. E. Shultz Harriet Hibbs Hurt Hubert W. Hurt Pella DeLand Florida Hurt John B. Stetson University J. H. Vander Linden H. Langerak Veterans’ Hospital

Tesson's Apple Orchard Established in Montrose Area

In 1799 Louis Honore Tesson planted the first apple orchard in the Town country north of Gal land, long part of Spanish domain. The site was later inundated by Lake Cooper when Keokuk Dam flood gates closed in June 1913.

Montrose Galland Louis Honore Tesson Spain Lake Cooper Keokuk Dam

Accustom Hogs to New Corn Gradually Says Expert

Iowa State College extension expert E L Quaife advises a gradual switch to new corn in pig rations. Start with small amounts, add oats, and monitor for digestive issues. He notes feeding oats with new corn and gradual increases prevent problems. Heavy pigs benefit from yard confinement and shelter to reduce flu risk.

E. L. Quaife Iowa State College Quaife Quaife Sa

Van Roekel to Illinois for Fall Conference

Gerrit Van Roekel will represent Central College at the Fall Conference of the College Admissions Counselors on November 10 11 12 1948 at the Moraine Hotel Highland Park Illinois Directors of Admissions Counselors Registrars Deans College Presidents High School Administrators and Guidance Officers will participate The program aims to address administrative educational problems and broader trends The main speakers are Dr Ernest V Hollis Mrs Ruth O McCain and Dr R Douglass

Gerrit van Roekel Central College Moraine Hotel Highland Park Ilinois Ernest V. Hollis Veterans U. S. Office of Education Ruth O. McCain National Association of Deans of Women Northwestern University Chiatric Institute Mucipal Courts of Chicago R. Douglass College of Education Universi of Colorado Boulder Colorado

Pella Public Schools Face Overcrowding and Funding Pressures

Kiwanis Club notes rising costs burdening districts as buildings run at capacity. High School is full with no band room or cafeteria space, Webster School aged. School Board members Van Sittert, Blommers, Bean, Ver Ploegh, Lautenbach, Shultz, and Grundman attended, signaling willingness to consider petitions for improvements.

Webster School W. D. van Sittert John Blommers Kenneth Bean Andrew Ver Ploegh Bob Lautenbach Joe Shultz Ralph Grundman

Remembering Gunnery Sergeant Virgil Vander Linden

The 24 year old Gunnery Sergeant fell in action on September 16 1944 while leading his platoon. He received the Purple Heart Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal Presidential Citation and Presidential Unit Citation posthumously. Survived by parents and sister Mrs. Freda Hubbard of Woodward Iowa Funeral services conducted November 8 1948 in Pella Iowa with military rites at Oakwood Cemetery and a color guard bearing details of the firing squad.

Freda Hubbard Woodward Iowa Co-operative Funeral Home Wm. Winstead Tom Carlson Don Thomas Gus van Weelden Don van Gorp Cornie T P Max Schakel Oakwood van Veen-Van Hemert Pella Verle Ver Dught Warner Vande Voort Marce van Hemert Jacob Vander Veer Virgil Vander Linden Clarence Caldwell Ernest Klootwyk Warren van Sittert Richard Vos James Rus Elmer van Zee Glen Koopman Don Douwstra Wayne Vanden Berg

Vander Lugt to speak at Sully Youth Rally

Dr. G. Vander Lugt, president of Central College, will headline the November Youth For Christ Rally this Saturday at 7 45 p.m. in Sully’s Community Hall. The College Male Quartet will accompany him, presenting gospel songs to inspire attendees.

Dr. G. Vander Lugt Sully G. T. Vander Lugt Central College Youth For Christ Fres. Vander Lugt

World Traveler Reports on China and Inflation to Rotary

Last week Ralph Ver Meer chaired a CROP movement event in which a film titled The Seeds of Destiny depicted Europe’s war-ridden plight and urged relief, aided by Dolph Ulrich’s machine. F. E. Stanley, former Penn College chemist, discussed around the world trip with tales of China inflation and odd money exchanges. Warner Van de Voort shared footage from Michigan and local Tulip Time and other sports.

Ralph Ver ‘Meer Europe Ralph Rudolph Ulrich F. E. Stanley Penn College of Oskaloosa China Calcutta India Warner van de Voort Michigan

Year Selected By Ag Students in Pella Vocational Projects

The Vocational Agriculture class selects diverse yearlong projects. Of 26 students, 11 will raise market hog litters, 7 beef calves, 2 dairy heifers, 2 feeder lambs, 2 purebred sheep, 2 chickens, 1 market lamb, and 1 purebred sow and litter. Additional plans show 11 repair farm buildings, 6 to build livestock equipment, and 15 aiming to fix 650 rods of fencing.

Pella

Students Listed in Community Farm Improvement Program

A long list describes many students involved in diverse farm improvement tasks from building fences and concrete floors to orchard culture and weed spraying. Supplementary practices cover feeding, breeding stock, parasite control, minerals, and record keeping, aiming to boost production efficiency and skill development. Named students include Norman Vanden Baard, Ronald De Bruin, Carroll Boot, Vernon Boot, and many more.

Ford Norman Vanden Baard Ronald de Bruin Carroll Boot Vernon Boot Joe Krummel Wendell Ver Ploeg Leo Renaud Arnold Dykhuis William van Houweling Alvin van Houweling Perry Klein Ray Meulpolder LeRoy Nuyteren Wayne van Gorp Elvin Vander Werf Donald Blom Roland Eysink Carl Hiemstra Jim van Houweling Duane Vander Linden Ronald Morrow Edwin Ver Ploeg Dick Ver Ploeg Lawrence Rook Donald Tuinstra Robert de Vries

Central Midland Preview Faces Strong Opponents This Season

Central Midland appears to present a challenging test as it aims for its sixth win of the year against one loss and one tie under Coach Tusseling. Soybean prices are projected to fall in 1949 per Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish.

Railrood Iowa Tusseling Francis Kutish Iowa State College

Clinton Still Best Out in Iowa Oat Trials

Clinton remains top oat in Iowa grain trials spanning 57 sites with strong yield and lodging, outperforming rivals by 2.7 to 5.8 bushels in regions. Zephyr and Shelby yielded well in some sections but loose consistency. Benton and Mindo also show high 2-year averages. Shelby led west central yields, Clinton praised for lodging resistance, and Mindo noted as early and shorter.

Clinton Iowa Towa Beton Mindo L. C. Burnett Iowa State College Agronomist Burnett Zephyr Shelby Benton Minnesota

Adams soybean seed distribution in the county 1949

A limited quantity of Adams soybean seed is available for further multiplication in 1949. The County Seed Distributing committee will accept applications for the seed through November 20.

County Seed Distributing Committee

Adams soybean selection described at Iowa station

Application blanks available at the County Extension Office for the seed. Growers must agree to seed certified status and sell for federal purposes via the County distribution committee. Adams is a selection from a cross between Hlint and Dunfield, developed at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station in cooperation with the CS. The cross was made in 1944. It features gray pubescence and white flowers. Seed color ranges pale yellow to whitish yellow with a buff brown hilum. Adams resembles Lincoln in maturity and is slightly better in yield, oil content and lodging resistance.

Adams Hlint Dunfield Iowa Agricultural Periment Lincoln

Cancer Treatment Delays Endanger Lives Prompt Care Improves Outcomes

Early diagnosis and rapid treatment can save lives when cancer is detected. Delays in seeking care or starting therapy raise the risk of progression and death, underscoring the need for timely medical action and access to appropriate services.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wm. Wallace Peter M. van Gorp Mercy Hospital Ella Jane van Sittert Misees Marilyn Verought Mae Alpagora Alpagoras Alpagoral Salpagora Wormhoudt Kempkes Tesson’s Apple Orchard Vermheud G. van Roekel Illinois Kiwanis Club Christian Rural Overseas Germany Merle Maddy Central-Midland Midland Central Allied Mutual Pays Marion County G. T. Clark Dence Sarah E. Hollingsworth Pella and Vicinity Russell Dyer Gamlle's Parentil Comel Jim Joe Stientjes
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