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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1962

Page

3

Community hosts and church events fill Leighton notes

Leighton residents share devotions on alcohol in Bible study led by Mrs. Dale Roorda and others. A Future WCTU meeting is set with Gerrit Van Zemeren while Burns and social visits anchor the week. Rev Ongna to give farewell sermon November 26 at Ebenezer Reformed Church.

Fred van Mannen Dale Roorda John van ‘Wyk R. J. Ong Willis van Haaften Upton Sinclair Gerrit van Zomeren Womens Christian Temperance Union Tata Signa Young Mothers W.C.T.U Signal Press Gilbert de Jong Marilyn Henry Jerry Rempe God America Frank Terpstra Mark de Prenger Ongna New Mahaska Co Allen Rempe Isma Gary Heyx Gerrit van Zemeren Faith Circle Mel Brummel Knoxville Gary Vande Haar S. G. de Cook J. A. van Zouk C. M. Vroom Don Taylor Brian Cynthia Melinda Texas Ray de Reus Ernest van Heukelem Ike Henry Pella Hospital Dena Ver Meer Des Moines Hillcrest Hospital Woodland Ave Heap-O-Liven Club Alvin Goemaat Alvin van Haaften Minnie van Heukelem Wm. de Prenger R. J. Ongna Roland Bannister

Local Social Notes Highlight Franklin Karr Visits and Events

Coal Ridge residents share visits and calls among G H Franklin Raymond Karr and families through the week. Attends 4-H banquet Missionary Circle Knoxville and Central College Travelogue programs. Birthday celebrations and church gatherings punctuate a busy social calendar.

W. A. Anderson C. J. Anderson Ernest Anderon Noel.Agan Thomas Ane G. Franklin Mary Tom Marion County Knoxville Don de Zwarte Paul Langstraat Keith Langstraat Ed de Zwarte Judy Diane Robert Robin Anderson Raymond Karr G. H. Franklin Don Bishop William Franklin Edris Jones Albia Wilbur Crosby Maude Coster Fremont Missionary Circle Bill Kelderman First Baptist Church Aid Douwstra Central College Mary Melia Pershing Vinke BB Goagis

Newton Area Social Notes Include Visits and Moves

Newton area residents share Sunday visits with Sjaardema Samson and Veenendaal families and announce moves to the Broderson farm south of Newton. Mt Hope Homemakers meet for a potluck and lesson while members exchange birthday gifts. Rev Havert travels to New York and plans to return, with Havert later called to Grand Rapids Michigan. Jella Slings recovers well after a stroke last week.

Joe Sjaardema Andrew Samson Ruth Ann Samson Jerald Veenendaal Veenendaal Leroy Veenendaal Art Bokhoven Pella Marvin Struick Kenton Broderson Newton Henry Vander Heiden Mt. Hope Ivan Broderson Ralph Clausen Carroll van Gorp Samson Lester Lust Everett Wasson Kenneth Winn John Swank Wesley Barnett Vern Soderblom Owen Barr Carl Wilson Larry Broderson E. Havert Arcadia Christian Reformed Church Grand Rapids Michigan Jella Slings

1963 Feed Grain Program Outlined

Marion County grain producers will receive notice of general provisions for the 1963 feed grain program from ASC chair Merrill L. Robuck. The program is voluntary with diversion of barley, corn, or grain sorghums to conservation use for payments and price supports, based on total feed grain base with minimum 20 percent and maximum 50 percent or more, subject to farm-wide compliance and base-acreage limits. Advance payments are available at signup with final payments after compliance.

Marion County Merrill L. Robuck ASC

Massena Couple Exhibit Remarkable Dutch Cabbage

Mr and Mrs Dick Pond displayed a flat Dutch hybrid cabbage from their Massena garden measuring 51 inches in circumference and 18 inches across. The seed weight and measurement notes appear eroded but indicate a notable garden specimen with unusually large dimensions.

Dick Pond Massena

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Leighton News Mrs Jowa’s Weyerhaeuser Armstrong Burdock Discount Ang Oskaloosa, Lowa THE Coal Ridge News Mary J. Franklin David Franklin Franklin Frank Karr Gladys Trammel Edward Floyd Ernest Anderson Ray Anderson Ed de Zwwarte Marie de Zwarte M. J. de Zwarte Lynnville David Forrest Bishop Richard Anderson Melcher C.J. Anderson Linda Ben Hoeksema Warren de Prenger Harold de Zwarte L. E. Mohr Regular Baptist Church of J. Anderson Ben’ Hoeksema Newton News Mrs. Arthur Samson Gorp John, Cooper Peter Swank E. ‘Huibregtse Christian Reformed Church Dane Gehl Gehl Mix-Alls Ali Gantuty van Zee Implement Pella Christian High Gym Farmers’ Co-Op
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