Local notes from Pella and nearby towns October 6 1955
Local items from The Chronicle list hospital discharges births and travel. Names include Mrs Wilfred Willemsen Gary Vogelaar Ben Kuyk Dick Lautenbach Van der Meulen family and others with dates from late September to early October. Visitors trips and health updates mix with church and civic notes in a dense community summary.
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Wilfred Willemsen
Mahaska Hospital
Mattie Poortinga
Mercy
Oskaloosa
Don de Jong
Sully
Gary Vogelaar
Ben Kuyk
Colorado
Robert van Vark
Mahaska
Okaloosa
R. Philip Vaughn
Leighton
Arnold
Bermudas
Panama Canal Zone
Los Angel
Vander Meulenhead
States
Canada
Pacific
Norwest
British Columbia
Vancouver
Smithers
Dawson Greek
Edmonton
Calgary
Albertia
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Pella
Montreal
Netherlands
New York City
Dick Lautenbach
van der Meulen
Europe
Woodrow Leonhart
Still Hospital
Des Moines
Will van Sittert
James Goodman
Plesant Hill
St. Louis
Kentucky
Smoky Mountains
T. G. Fultz
Fultz
Bessie
Gladys Myers
Ames
Iowa
Mlinois
Indiana
Cadillac
Michigan
Mackinaw City
Traverse City i
Cherry’ District
St. Ignatz
Sault Saint Marie
Soo Locks
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Huron
Superior
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Pelis
Robert Bailey
Veterans’ Hospi Moines
East Third
Te Haan
John de 'Haan
Ranonsin
Gerrit van den Berg
James
Andrew Beerends
Randolph
Andrew
Wilbur D. Vos
Mercy Hospital
Abe Vos
Lynnville
C. Willemsen
Johanna van Engelenhoven
Minnie Rillihan
Donald Roorda
University Hospitals
Iowa City
C. A. Roorda
Gary de Reus
Detroit
Joe Rice
Central Park Cafe
R. K. Keeppel
Kathy
Rice
de Reus
Training Classes Slated for Marion County Teachers
In Marion County a series of inservice training for teachers is organized by Town State Teachers College with the County Superintendent and local school systems. Miss Crawford leads demonstrations and schedules include Knoxville Public Schools Attica Rural, Pella area Webster School, Pleasantville, Melcher Dallas Knoxv ille Bussey Tracy Pella rural sessions and meetings through November 11.
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Town State Teachers College
Miss Crawford
Knoxville
Attica
Pella
Webster School
Pleasantville
Melcher Independent
Knoxville Jr. High
October Is Good Time to Picnic In State Parks
Fall colors are expected in state parks by mid October and visitors are urged to enjoy the season. Parks see less autumn use than in summer but October offers fewer bugs, great hiking and picnicking, and excellent fishing. Officers advise sweaters, jackets, steaks and wieners for meals, breakfast ham and eggs, color film, and fishing tackle for a special outing.
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Conservation Commission
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Park officers urge visitors not to cut firewood
Park officers request visitors refrain from cutting firewood in the parks though ample cut wood is available. Fishing is picking up now as autumn arrives, with locals often delaying until October when crowds thin and fishing improves.
Rice Cooking Pointers From Iowa State Specialist
Food specialist Leslie Smith offers rice cooking tips for fluffy dry or moist firm results. Quick method uses boiling salted water with a little oil, 15 minutes simmer, then 10 to 15 minutes steaming to finish. For softer rice add extra water and cook 20 to 25 minutes, ideal for mold and patties.
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Leslie Smith
Iowa State College
Tried and True Baked Rice Method
The method says to place rice and salt in a baking dish, pour boiling water over, stir, cover, and bake at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes or until tender. It suggests this works well when the rest of the meal is already in the oven.
Iowa deer license deadline set for October 12
Less than a week remains to apply for the 1955 Iowa deer hunting license. The conservation commission says no applications received after October 12 will be considered. Applications are available from state conservation officers and must be returned promptly.
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Iowa
Conservation Commission
Deer license submission window and issuance date
The notice states that a $10 check or money order must be sent to the Conservation Commission offices by October 12 to obtain deer licenses, which will be mailed out after that date.
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The
Conservation Commission
Deer permit rule changes for 1965 season
On October 1 a total of 2700 license applications had been received. For the 1965 deer season farmers are not required to apply for special deer permits as part of the new policy.
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Towa
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Robert Menning
Denver
Veterans Hospitals
Lloyd van Rees
Edinburg
Texas
Lloyd
Andrew van Rees
Wayne Pos
John W. Vander Linden
John
Home For the Aged
Bond Photography Shop
Everett G. Ward
E. V. Goad
Town Baptist Convention
Charles City
Martin de Wit
Martin
Nick van Haaften
Frank Vanden Berg
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
VOS
Marion County
Gohaad Tebelin Eee
Pella Floor Crafters
Vandenberg
West Pella
Siegler
Purixes
txoYe
Siegler Oil and
Siegler Heaters
Marion County State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp