Public notices and travels from the Pella Chronicle
The column reports Miss Edith Thompson's weekend visit in Omaha and many local residents’ travels and events from Pella Iowa including church anniversaries, family visits, and trips to Illinois, Des Moines, New York, and Oregon. It notes alumni, hospitalabsences, homecoming plans, and a sister’s Portland Seattle tour with scenic highlights and Canal locks.
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Edith Thompson
Omaha
Nebraska
Clara de Vries
Nellie Vos
Centennial Methodist Church
Ivy
William van Bittert
James Goodman
Pleasant Hill
Illinois
Pella
Wayne Pos
John
Des Moines
John W. Vander Linden
Gradus Vander Linden
Paramount
California
New York City
Sted
Ben Vogelaar
Abraham den Adel
Mercy
Central
Washington
Iowa
Vic
Marine Corps
Chase Field
Corpus Christi
Texas
Anna
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Pella Chronicle
Union Pacific
Columbia River
Cascade
Rocky Mountain
Bonneville
Changes in Your Social Security 1956 Amendments Discussed
The article outlines the 1956 social security amendments and the first time coverage for self employed professionals such as lawyers dentists chiropractors veterinarians naturopaths osteopaths and optometrists starting January 1 1956. It notes about 200000 professionals are affected with lawyers making the largest group among newly covered self employed. It also discusses future insured status for those with non coverage before 1950.
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United States
Bonus on Acreage Reserve Certificates in Iowa
Farmers in Marion county may exchange their acreage reserve certificates at 105 percent of face value for government owned corn or use them at 105 percent to repay price support loans on grains. Corn is the only government owned grain available for exchange. oats, barley, grain sorghum may be repaid with corn certificates. Wheat certificates can be exchanged for corn or used to repay loans on wheat and other grains. Exchanges require county ASC office processing. delivery may use elevators or be at binsites with no extra charges. Harvest period exclusions apply October 15 to November 15. certificates may be used to repay loans on other eligible grains during that time.
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Marion County
Merrill L. Robuck
ASC
Towa
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Omen Sonnere Chronicle
Iocals
Ene
Chronicle
Everett van Engelhoven
Orange City
Reger van Engelhoven
Bob van Hemert
Charles de Jong
Central College
Iowa City
Iowa University
Adrian Schagen
John Klein
Chateau
Montana
Harold Bouma
Ed Wesselink
Mark
Wesselink
Rev
Harold Schut
Churchville
Pennsylva
Joyce Roorda
Edward Roorda
Rairie City High School
Janet Wilson
Ramona Gulling
Royston
Wash- C
Marion Wormhoudt
Mr. Royston
Mrs. Wormhoudt
Goldy Huyser
Robert Louis
American Institute of Business
E. 0. Fenton
Miss Huyser
Arthur H. Huyser
Lincoln St
A.I.B
William van Maaren
Holland
Nieuw Amsterdam
Netherlands
Herwynen
Gelderland
Lisse
Aalsmeer
Hague
Juliana
Paul Verer
Grand Raj Be
Verlin de Zwarte
Ifant
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Twila van Steenis
Clarence van Gorp
Ames
Don Verploegh
Andrew Verploegh
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Don
Colorado
Scenic Northwest
East 7Th Street
Davenport
Town
Dear Friends
Mary Eysink
America
Lake Washington
Farmers National Farms Assn
Clark Taylor M. D. Taylor
Henry Vriezelaar
Knoxville
New Pella
Edward Hailtse
Johanna
Pas. Huibregtse
Meredith Drive
Columbus Street
Huibre
Prairie City
Negan
Des Moit
Leo W. Smith
Des Moines S. S
Tysseling
DGG
Oskaloosa Sales Pavilin
Harold H. Lisk
Oskaloosa Sales Co
Menninga Ins. Agcy
Kenny
Best Buy
Ras the Fone
Veer
John Deere
Anne
Waterers
Elesey
Stowe Dows
Boas
Frank C. Warner
Colfax Sale
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Colfax Sale Company
Clippinger
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Bill Shields
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