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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1955

Page

4

Obituary for Mrs Leonard Vande Lune

Mrs Leonard Vande Lune born Jane Ella Kole on June 11 1925 on a farm near Pella Iowa died October 18 1955 at age 80 years four months seven days She married Leonard Vande Lune April 20 1950 and their daughter Sandra Kay born October 14 1955 survive her along with her parents sister Elizabeth and brother Gerald in Japan The First Christian Reformed Church and Junior Helping Hand Society marked her faith and service We thank friends and relatives for support

Leonard Vande Lune Janella Kole Cornelius Kole Wilhelmina Samam Pella Iowa Jesus Helping Hand Society

Mrs John Vander Ploeg dies at 88 in Pella

Mrs John Vander Ploeg born Dora Laverman August 25 1867 in Friesland Netherlands emigrated to America as a child and lived around Pella. She died October 19 195 at home age 88 years one month and 21 days. Funeral October 22 at 2 pm in First Christian Reformed Church burial Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving children include Jennie Paul Ver Meer Nick Diller and daughter-in-law Julia Vander Ploeg. 14 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. sister-in-law Mrs Matt Houtman. Preceded in death by husband infant daughter Jen nie and sons Peter and Bert. She was a charter member of Holland Ladies Aid.

John Vander Ploeg Dora ‘Laverman Nicholas Laverman Jennie Brouwer Friesland Netlands America Ella Pella Jennie Paul Ver Meer Nick Diller Julia Vander Ploeg Denver Colorado Matt Houtman Peter Bert First Christian Reformed Church Holland Ladies’ Aid Oakwood Cemetery

Thanks for kindness to our mother and grandmother

We thank friends neighbors and relatives who aided during her last illness and after her death. We gratefully acknowledge expressions of sympathy and tokens of respect.

John Vander Ploeg John de Jong

Mrs John De Jong obituary from Iowa farming era

Mrs John De Jong born Elizabeth Brat on September 22 1886 in Pella Iowa was one of ten children of Peter Brat and Anna Mosselman. She died at her home near Tracy Iowa on October 19 1955 at age 69 years 27 days. Her favorite Psalm 42 was read to family.

John de Jong Elizabeth Brat Pella Iowa Peter Brat Anna Mosselman Tracy

Beloved Bussey Nazarene Church Eulogized for 1955 Death

The obituary notes the passing of a longtime Bussey resident who died after a life united with John De Jong in 1914. Survived by husband, five daughters and four sons, 15 grandchildren, and siblings, with funeral services held October 22, 1955 at the Church of the Nazarene in Bussey. burial at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella.

John de Jong Bussey Grover Branson Oakwood Cemetery Pella

Thanks for kindness to our mother and grandmother

We express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for their kindness and consideration shown to Mrs John De Jong before and after her death including expressions of sympathy and flowers. The Family.

Hurrying sparks most Iowa corn harvester accidents

Wardle Iowa State College safety expert notes that hurried operation and unsafe methods caused about 90 percent of last year’s corn harvest injuries in Iowa. He lists common risks such as cleaning rolls with the machine running, using sticks to clear clogs, and cleaning silage cutters while powered. He urges training, rest breaks, proper PPE, and strict shutdowns for maintenance.

Iowa Dale Studt Siension Marion County Wardle Iowa State Colge Extension Farm

Neighbors Help Ernest Roorda Harvest Corn on Friday

Twenty one neighbors and friends gathered at the Ernest Roorda farm to pick his corn on Friday morning October 21. The group, including members of H G Rempe Don Vos and others, harvested 65 acres with two row pickers and help from tractors and wagons. Lunch was provided by local neighbors and served by the Live and Learn Club. Mr. Roorda, who recently broke his ankle, received aid from relatives and friends during the harvest effort.

Chronicle News Eee C. A. Roorda Ernest Roorda Ernest Earl van Zante Mr. Roorda H. G. Rempe Don Vos Robert Ver Ploeg Dale Roorda Ike Herney Gary Heyveld Harold Slings John Grandin John de Prenger Ed van Zee Gene van Zee Dick van Zee Tunis Goemaat Otto Brummel Abe de Kock Anthony Ver Meer Howard Vos Andrew Kool Wilbur Roose John Henry A. Roorda Henry Rozenboom Leighton Gas and Oil Brummel Bros. Feed Co Leighton Con Ver Ploeg Neighborhood Live and Learn Club Roorda

September Sow Farrowings Rise 15 Percent in Iowa

September sow farrowings on Iowa farms are estimated at 325000 head, the Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports. The preliminary estimate shows a 15 percent increase from the previous year, reflecting higher yields and herd expansion across counties.

Iowa Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Farmer Knowledge Key to Nitrogen in Soil

Iowa State College agronomist Joe Stritzel notes farmers must understand how nitrogen materials act in soil. He warns practical on farm knowledge lags behind the rising use of commercial nitrogen fertilizers in Iowa. Barnyard manure and legumes were once the main sources. now commercial fertilizers lead.

Joe Stritzel Iowa State College Iowa

Nitrogen sourcing in farming urged by Stritzel

Stritzel emphasizes combining soil, manure, legumes, and purchased nitrogen fertilizer for best grain yields. He notes that less manure or legumes require more fertilizer, and that dry liquid or solution nitrogen fertilizers are similar in value when used properly. A soil test determines actual nitrogen needs before choosing fertilizer type.

Stritzel

Automatic Tanks Keep Free of Ice On Iowa Farms

Iowa State College engineer Ken McFate explains automatic stock waterers, thermostatically heated to stay ice free, boost feeding efficiency by ensuring constant water. Tests show hogs gain more with steady water. proper shelter, size, insulation, and grounding reduce costs.

Iowa Ken McFate Iowa State College, Extension McFate

Tipton man loses two fingers adjusting mower part

Russell Shaffer of Tipton suffered the loss of two fingers on his right hand recently while adjusting a component on a power lawn mower.

Russell Shaffer Tipton

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