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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1962
Page
4
Philip Sommar and Ronald Vinson with ASCS state office personnel announce completion of the Marion County aerial photography scale accuracy check. An on ground verification replaces misalignments with a precise ground reference, comparing measured distances to the photographs for accuracy.
A collection of local notices from The Pelwa Chronicle dated November 20 1962. Items include visiting relatives from Newton Oakdale and Des Moines, Farm Bureau activities in Des Moines with the Marion County Chorus, and residents planning winter stays in Arizona. Also mentions Mrs Gail Cunningham and Mr Milo Clark hosting and the serious condition of John W Pringle in a sanitarium.
Mr and Mrs Roy Van Es sen visited Mr and Mrs C W Willemsen Friday. Mrs Willemsens arm and shoulder and rib fracture cause pain but she is up and around. Keith Clark son of Mr and Mrs John Clark suffered a broken leg in a football game. Visitors Sunday included Mrs Francis Neff and children from Altoona and Mr and Mrs Dwight Dietrick from Des Moines. Delis Walraven family hosted dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Wayne Tool on their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Marion Clark Susan from Fairfield Cherry Tool and Glenda Dickerson. La ar visited Mrs Vriezelaar’s sister Mrs L J Gosselink in Pel ja. Gosselink recently returned from Des Moines hospital. Fred Forker family of Newton, Leland Balmer of Monroe, and Del Barber family of Missouri joined coffee after Balmer sale. Lavina Crozier of Knoxville, post surgery, visiting sister Mrs Carl Mohler. T B Christmas Seals solicitation sent. mail contributions to Kathryn Vrieze laar. Lee Reed of Colfax visited Henry Ver Woert. Mary Beth Hiemstra earned purple rating on 4-H record book. banquet in Knoxville Armory. Attendees included Vriezelaar, Marion Hiemstra family, Herman Shilling, Carl Mohler, Clarence Meyer, and Don De Reus.
Marion County health nurse Mrs. John Fisher urges precautions to prevent contamination when thawing and stuffing a turkey. Defrost in refrigeratio n to slow bacterial growth and avoid stuffing until ready to cook. Use a meat thermometer to reach 165 degrees and rest 20 minutes before carving.
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