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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
3
An autumn note reflects on changing weather and bare trees, recounts a long‑absent Dalton visitor, and shares practical kitchen tips. A compiled garden end relish recipe from Mrs. Henry Vander Horst includes carrots onions cabbage celery peppers with salt vinegar and sugar, yielding a savory jarred relish to accompany meats.
Regular Harrison Zippers 4-H meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge. Joleen Fox and Ruth Van Zante spoke on Ames trip. Nora Dykstra joined as a new member. Infant son of Leo De Groot baptized at First Christian Reformed Church. Mrs Neal Newenhouse hospitalized after a fall painting exterior. Ernest Klaaren hosted Merry Moderns club gathering near Fremont. Local visits include Neal Newenhouse, W Klaaren, P Van Gilst, Ella Cruzen with Simon Hawkinson family in Wright.
A church directory lists worship times for multiple Pella area congregations. Entries show church names, street corners, pastors, and service schedules including morning worship, Sunday School, and evening worship with topic titles.
Otley residents share weekend visits and farewells as families plan moves to Denver and California. Oliviers selling Oct 31, Vanden Baards host Norman’s coffee, Witzenburgs dine with relatives, and locals attend a Des Moines Singathon and a Monroe soup supper.
In Pella area news, Douglas Jay Van de Voort was born October 18 at the Pella hospital, an 8 pound son with three sisters. Local families, church members, and students shared visits and weekend plans, including Laura Beth Van Gorp spending time with grandparents and Miss Shirley Vander Pol and Miss Gretta Veenstra visiting. Community activities included a religious census, clothing drives, and a church program broadcast on KBOE.
An ad highlights Colracine a tissue culture hog cholera vaccine from live cells grown in glassware. It claims reduced irritation safer production no cross organisms and longer protection for pigs with improved potency per dose.
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