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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1957
Page
11
A rural road enforcement campaign pairs sheriffs with highway patrols to cut accidents and deaths on secondary roads after three weeks. The effort reveals many unlicensed drivers and drinking on the highway, with five sheriffs and five patrolmen arresting three unlicensed drivers and 10 people for drinking during a recent sweep.
A list of new Mahasket County 4-H club leaders elected by members for November includes Ern est Van Heukelem Brant Van Mannen Scott Strivers Walter Batt erson Arie Ringelestein Howard Sears Bill Else Fred Burdock George Slater Elliot Brown Wilbure Binns Harry Coleman Bob Price Frank Woodward Pete Vos and Don McMains The move follows appreciation from 4-H members for leader cooperation and support.
Iowa hunters are asked to watch for ducks with markers in their bills to aid Minnesota researchers studying migrational homing. Minnesota released 600 wild ducks last summer and seeks weights, heads, and markers for ongoing data. Send heads, markers, or correspondence to Dr Arnold B. Erickson, Bureau of Research, Minnesota Department of Conservation, St Paul Minnesota.
Mrs. Allen Neumeyer of Tracr died after an eight week struggle for life. She was badly burned in a gas explosion in the basement of her home on August 10 and had been under medical care in Iowa City.
Third grade at Webster Elementary School presented an American Indians and Their Community Life unit on Tuesday October 15. Principal Reith and Superintendent Buerkens attended as parents and guests watched maps of tribal territories, an Indian tepee demonstration, an Indian dance and song, student made costumes, and an “Indian Book” of drawings and stories.
Rock Creek Lake north of Kellogg was stocked over two weeks with 1,000 channel catfish 10 to 13 inches long from the Lansing Mississippi River station and 7,000 largemouth bass fingerlings 3 to 4 inches from the Cornellah hatchery reported by state conservation officer Gene Hlavka. Earlier in the fall, hundreds of thousands of bullheads were stocked in the lake.
John Vogel of Guernsey suffered a broken leg when charged by a young bull in his barnyard. The animal halted its attack after Vogel was knocked to the ground. Dauphin is defined as the eldest son of a French king.
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