Local Families Spend Thanksgiving Weekend and Birthdays Noted
Local residents and relatives are visiting family across Iowa and Missouri for Thanksgiving weekend. Notable events include Mr and Mrs Bill Hart purchasing property, Miss Margaret Hoeksma visiting Iowa relatives, and birth anniversaries celebrated at the Home for the Aged with cake and coffee. Liberal travel and home visits by the Savery and Grandia families are mentioned along with several other extended family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoeksma
Iowa City
Charles Hoeksma
J. W. Vander Linden
Wayne Pas
John
Des Moines
Lora Grandia
Ottumwa
Murray Grandia
H. H. Sadler
W. C. Howards
Helen Coyne
Fort Dodge
Dean Sadler
Pet
Marie Swank
John Hasselman
Home For the
Tony de Cook
Richard G. Savery
Scott
Pearl Savery
Denison
Hospital and ward updates in Pella Sully and surrounding towns
Nov 25 notes show Bokhoven of Pel y and Kel of Pella and Hemert of Pella dismissed. Mrs John Hensen of Sully and Mrs Will Ozinga of Bella admitted. Tunis H Klein, Fred Van Niewaal, and Anna Van Essen of Pel la dismissed or admitted around Nov 26. Helen Doed underwent major surgery at Mehaska hospital last week and is recovering. Alvin Vos returned from Iowa City hospital and stays with his parents. Jane Vande Veer at State Sanitarium Oakdale in room 202 and invites neighborly messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Bokhoven
Pely
Kel
Pella
Hemert
John Hensen
Will Ozinga
Bella
Sarin van Norden
Anna van Essen
Tunis H. Klein
Fred van Niewaal
Helen Doed Wns
Mehaska Hospital
Alvin Vos
Iowa City
Harry Vos
Jane Vande Veer
State Sanitarium
Oakdale
Iowa
Public plea favors aid to working poor over overseas support
A letter argues against giving food on credit to the Soviet Bloc and endorses sending surpluses to impoverished workers who will use pay in food. It cites organizations like CROP and Church World Service and urges direct gifts through churches. Also reported are hospital and home recoveries for local residents Peter J. Dykstra and Matilda Van Roekel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Bloc
Oes
CROP
Church World Service
Births in Pella Area Include Three Newborns
Mr and Mrs Ronald L Groeneweg of Pella welcomed a six pound three ounce son Clark Randall born Sunday Nov 24 at Pella Community hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jake Dykstra of Orange City and Mr and Mrs Walter Groeneweg of Hull. A son David Allen eight pounds fourteen ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Dorell Ustermarkt of Pella on Monday Nov 2 at Pella Community hospital. Mr and Mrs Marvin May of Pella welcomed a seven pound thirteen ounce daughter Melissa Lynn born Tuesday Nov 26 at Pella Community hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Groeneweg
Pella
Clark Randall
Pella Community Hospital
Jake Dykstra
Orange City
Walter Groeneweg
Hull
David Allen
Dorell Ustermarkt
Marvin May
Melissa Lynn
Iowa Can Have Proper Reapportionment Opinion
The Pella Chronicle argues in favor of voting no on the Shaff plan for legislative reapportionment on December 3. It claims many so called facts are opinions about future legislation and urges voters to demand a fairer plan, noting veto power disparities and the need for a majority rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Allan Vander Hart Initiated into Eta Sigma Phi
Allan Vander Hart of Pella route 3 is among eight students at The State University of Iowa initiated into Eta Sigma Phi the national honorary fraternity for classics. Initiation was at Professor Oscar E Hybakken home with Leonard R Peart sponsor. Eta Sigma Phi officers for 1963 64 include Rosemary Acconci Constantine Gianikos Allen Vander Hart and William Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Allan Vander Hart
J. M. Vaner Hart
Pella
State University of Iowa
SUI
Eta Sigma Phi
Oscar E. Hybakken
Leonard R. Peart
Rosemary Acconci
The
Bronx
N. Y
Constantine Gianikos
Gary
Ind
Allen Vander Hart
William Jensen
Hampton
Quivering Tip Ups Stored in an Arrow Quiver
A tip up carrier suggestion advises using an arrow quiver to hold several tip ups for ice fishing. It highlights the quiver’s suitable shape and practical carrying convenience for anglers on the ice.
Sparrows Blasted in Central Park
A barrage of shotgun blasts killed a score or more sparrows in Central Park on Monday evening. The birds quickly returned to the tree tops around the square drawn by new lights, declared a nuisance to park use as thousands gather each evening and pedestrians face new hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Reiie
Black Eel Pork Rind Preservation Tip
When the solution in your jar runs dry, refill the bottle with a mixture of black vegetable dye and alcohol to preserve the contents.
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Jocals
Jer
Snetters
Yano
Snetter
Chicago
Rey Goemner
Taubher
Leng
A A Ver
Zee
R. E. Woodford
Charlies Woodford
St. Louis
Bro
Bill Hart
J. B. Grandin
East First St
John de Nooy, Jr
Marvin
Missouri
Cormynes
Snc
Anc
Ane
Evan
Mr. and
Leonard Se End
Mar
Mar. van Hemert Andmer
Ernest Olson
al Wanders
Cs. Dick Groenen
Mrs
Elmer
Os Vannen Berg
Farmers’ Co-Op Exchange
Voice of
Peter J. Dykstra
Town University Hospital
Town City
Matilda van Roekel
Mercy Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Connie van Roekel
Waverly
Groeneweg
Aitermarkt
Sephinise
Weterlee
Arnold de Bruin
Oskaloosa
Pella-Sully Area
Black Eel
Hillcrest
Knoxville, Iowa
Gene & Hespers Kuyper
Kuyper
Music House
Kuyper's
Conn Organs
Marion County State Bank
Fedeeel Dopotentn
Lowe
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