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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1963
Page
3
Damp warm kitchen chatter accompanies a bread recipe trial. The writer shares ingredient guesses and steps for a Sweet type bread, including butter, flavoring, and simmered sauce. They promise improvements and suggest serving warm with ice cream or whipped cream, or cold.
Harvard University findings show fluoridated water reduces bone fractures in aging populations by increasing calcium deposition in bones. The research suggests benefits for seniors with brittle bones, while noting debates over fluoridation in referendums and legal limits on spending.
Neighbors gathered at the Van Heukelom home for a farewell gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs De Prenger, Mr and Mrs Bogaards, Mr and Mrs Kruseman, Mr and Mrs Van Zonk, Mrs Bertha De Rues, and Mr and Mrs Howard Glendening. Refreshments were served and visitors enjoyed the evening. Dirk Beintema returned from Scots Gate Arizona where he attended funeral services for Brian Van Gorp. Alvin De Jong and family visited from Chicago, Dwayne Van Kooten and relatives from Denver were also present. A large crowd attended community Memorial services for President John F Kennedy at Ebenezer Re-.
Iowa counties begin accepting MAa applications December 2 for residents 65+ with limited income. Program covers medical services hospital care drugs and nursing services funded jointly by state and federal governments. Eligibility hinges on age residency income limits and medical need determined by a licensed practitioner.
A compilation of ongoing and planned industrial projects across Iowa highlights a Vega Industries plant in Mt. Pleasant with 75 initial jobs, a Sheller Manufacturing expansion in Iowa City, and a 2 million dollar Webster City to Cresco move. Other items include a Missouri River grain terminal near Blencoe, a 150 thousand square foot expansion at Waterloo Unloader Co., and a 1.7 million dollar Bath Packing Co. expansion at Columbus Junction. The piece notes bond-law, testing, and site leases shaping these developments.
PAGE6 notes Traer forms the TRAER A Community Council to coordinate civic clubs on community betterment efforts. DES MOINES reports tentative plans for a four state tourist trail by Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota with over 600 miles in Iowa out of a 2400 mile route. Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Kansas work on a similar trail. Governors plan to meet January 7 in Joplin Missouri to finalize plans. Interstate cooperation aims to expand regional tourism and collaboration.
A church service formed Monday morning with Rev. Leonard Van Staalduinen and Rev. Wm. Van den Berg in charge, guiding worship and leading the congregation through the rites.
Robert F. Power, 80, of Greenfield died November 17. He was a longtime farmer and hardware dealer who spent 46 years in Greenfield before his death. Survived by wife, son Robert C. Power of Pella, and daughter Mrs Frank Macumber of Manilla Iowa.
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