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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1949

Page

2

Local notes on births visits and window display in Pella area

Community items detail a baby born to Lawrence and Linda Van Zante at Mercy Hospital OsKaloosa in November, Leona Vander Linden wintering in Orlando, Agnes Ballensee visiting from Orlando, and various trips and social happenings. The Kuyper Movie House window display features a moving record player triggered by a hand or face, drawing attention. A local bologna making effort in Pella is described with Luke Vander Linden assisting Mr Easton, and the Renaud family and PelIa connections referenced.

Paul Klein Faribault Minnesota Arthur Klein Teawrence van Zante Mercy Hospital Oskaloos Kuyper Mivie House Victor Leona Vander Linden Orlando Florida Agnes Ballensee Dena van Zantech Lawrence van Zante Oskaloosa Linda Kay Harry Renaud Renaud Toh Phoenix Arizona Pella Harry Easton Stella Rysdam Luke Vander Linden Easton

Christmas Shoppers Plan Trips and Office Party

Snow flurries but shoppers push ahead, with Nola Boat and Wilma Van Zee in Os kaloosa and plans for Des Moines trips. The office schedules a December 17 Christmas party, 15 000 card envelopes addressed by four Venetian Blind Department members, while Goats and bowling praise blend with holiday humor and a note on Pella Windows in various institutions.

Nola Boat Wilma van Zee Oskaloosa Muuch Santa Mable Littleton Louise Vanier Meide Des Moines Louise Gus Saturd Will Langerak J. Heeselink Venetian Blind Department Ada Rice Nellie Matheny Neva Johnson Eva Wilson Henrietta Vanden Dever Beore Henri Ella van Zee New Zelland Theatre Charles Watkin Unity Hmself Anil Pella Bob Wilkinson Leona Schilder Mutuzine Builder Purum New der Eyder

Chauffeurs Licenses To Be Renewed After December 1

Clarence Shirer, chief highway patrol examiner, says renewals begin December 1 under a new birthday renewal rule. Licenses expire the birthday after issuance. renewals occur every year within 30 days before the holder’s birthday, with December 1 start for 1950 birthdays and extensions for 1948 and 1949 licenses.

Clarence Shirer Highway Patrol Shirer Shiver

Fragmented OCR Card Keeps Vague Elementary School Event

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a gathering at a Grand Xone Livats venue and references Shep Vari and a cascutor, with garbled phrases about a year, entry, and a sher k spect Mdnunestration. Details and precise facts are unclear due to text corruption.

Farm youth rears Poland China hog litter in project

Arnold Dykhuis, a rural student north of town on the Pella-Galesburg road, is developing a five hog litter cross in a school agriculture project. The pigs, born August 29, 1949 and weaned two weeks ago, weigh about sixty pounds and he plans to enter the market litter show in Ottumwa next spring. He also bred a Thousand China sow for pure bred litter in the spring. He rents buildings and equipment, buys feed from his father, keeps accurate records, and plans to build a herd of pure bred Poland China hogs for a farm of his own someday.

Arnold Dykhuis Pella-Galesburg Poland Arnold Ottumwa William van Houwelingen

October sow farrowings match 1948 Iowa totals

Iowa monthly sow farrowings are estimated at 117000 head for October, the same as October 1948 and 41 percent above October 1947. Five month fall total reaches 185000 head, 7.5 percent above last year, with November unlikely to alter the crop outlook.

Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock ‘Reporting Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Iowa Department of Agriculture Research and Marketing Act

State Trees Available For 1950 Planting

The State Conservation Commission has completed plans for the 1950 spring tree distribution program. More than 1,400,000 trees and shrubs produced at the State Forest Nursery at Ames are available to farmers and sportsmen for erosion control and wildlife plantings. Prices remain as last year with hardwoods $35 per thousand and conifers $15 per thousand. wildlife species at $0 per thousand. A limited number of multiflor a rose seedlings will be available. Orders for ten dates between April 20 and May 15 will be handled by county extension directors and Conservation Service staff with deliveries starting in the south and moving north as the season progresses. Orders should be admitted as nearly as possible, preferably before March 15.

State Conservation Commission Ames Virginia Wil Conservation Service Distrct Personel Sta Conservation

Winning Baby Conne Elaine Finalist at Photo Contest

One year old Elaine Conne Terpstra, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Terpstra of RRL Pella, emerged as a final contest winner in the Harry Fitch Studios 4th annual Child Photograph Contest in Oskaloosa. Finals judge Townsend Studio of Des Moines evaluated entries.

Conne Elaine Robert Terpstra RRL Pella Harry Fitch Studios Conor Oskaloosa Townsend Studio Des Moines Owa

Visitors and Residents at the Home for the Aged

On November 15 John Van Houweling entered the Home for the Aged. Mrs J P Klein left Des Moines for a week with the Kleins. Multiple visitors from Des Moines Otley Sioux Center Capersville Jefferson and Capersville Mich call on residents including Mrs Den Hartog Mrs H Vander Wilt and Mrs Langstraat.

John van Houweling Home For J. P. Klein Earl Klein Des Moines Barnes Peter Vos Otley H. Vander Wilt C. Vander Veer Peter Vander Wai R. Leydens Dick Langstraat C. Ryken Peter Pol John Langstraat H. Langstraat Ralph Kuiper L. Langstraat John den Hartog Ep den Hartog Arie Klein den Hartog Aart Franken J. Cleverga Sioux Center Rev J. Roozeboom Capersville, Mich T. Plette J. Grootenhuis Jefferson, Town R. Stursma H. Postma

Highway Heel Warning Poem Reflects on Speed Fatalities

Poem by E. O. Osborn from The Knoxville Journal laments rising highway deaths across the nation. It calls for rider restraint and responsible driving, urging motorists to heed caution and show duty at the wheel.

E. O. Osborn Knoxville Journal

Vet Volunteer Aids Praised At Knoxville Hospital

Knoxville Veterans Hospital manager James R. Dak cack lauds trained volunteers for keeping veterans connected to daily life. Volunteers support religious services, host social events, assist in libraries and arts crafts, write letters, wrap gifts, and help with sports and music programs, boosting morale and care quality. Corporal Kenneth H. Van Brogen, son of Tid Main Street, completed Advanced Clerical School in Japan and serves as Chief of Personnel for a military police battalion in the Ryukyus after WWII service. Telegraphic city news history noted since 1860.

James Kr.dack Knoxville Veterans Knoxville Tald The Veterans Administration Jack Said Jack Army of Occupation Ryukyus Kenneth H. van Brogen Henry van Brogen Tid Main Steet Eta Jima Japan van Brogen 40Th Military Police Service Battalion Des Moines Okinawa Camp Carson Colorado Cpl Pella High School Oskaloosa High School Oskaloosa Iowa

Woman dies after fall at LaPorte home stairs

Mrs How ard Larsen of LaPorte awakened by her baby's cry, mistook the stairs and fell to the bottom, suffering a deep scalp wound and other injuries. She died from the accident after the late night mishap near her home.

Howard Larsen LaPorte Ms Larsen

Early patterned textiles from ancient Egypt traced to BC revolutions

The earliest known patterned textiles date to the 16th century BC, with Egyptian linens cited by the Encyclopaedia Britannica as among the oldest. This note summarizes a scholarly attribution to ancient Egyptian textile production and design practices.

B. C To the Encyclopaedia Brittartica

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