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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1963

Page

9

Corn Crop Milestone With High Yield On Leased Land

Kin and De Koning report a poppin good corn four years into the lease with about 50 bushels per acre, a strong yield for shelled corn hauled to Schaller for packing in bags labeled Bango Pop Corn. Dick De Koning Don Kuiken and Jake Kuiken inspect another load beside the popper in this Chronicle News photo.

Kin de Koning Schaller Dick de Koning Don Kuiken Jake Kuiken Chronicle News

Cinnamon buns and memories shared in a kitchen note

A hello greeting introduces coffee and fresh cinnamon buns baked from yeast dough with butter and sugar. The author notes a pumpkin bread recipe and recalls Mrs. Cornie Vanden Berg, church memories, and a 1866 wedding cake recipe involving sour cream milk butter and eggs.

Cornie Beryl) Vanden Berg Farm Bureau Gladys Wagner Des Moines

Truth Seekers Honor Teacher Retires After 44 Years

The Truth Seekers class of First Reformed church honored their retiring teacher Miss Hospers who led the class for 44 years. Agnes Ver Ploeg welcomed attendees as Psalm 103 was read and a 40th anniversary song was performed. A “This Is Your Life” program, poems, and gifts followed, including a cake recipe anecdote and a maple syrup recipe.

Truth Seekers First Reformed Church Fellowship Hall Miss Hospers Agnes Ver Ploeg Nellie Kuiper Cora Ver Ploeg Minnie Bergman Hospers Borgman Anthony Haverkamp

Social Security Questions Are Answered

Arrangements with the Des Moines SSA office offer readers a chance to ask about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. W C Barclay invites questions at 205 12th Street Des Moines Iowa. in November he will be at the Public Safety Building 9 30 a m to noon. A reader asks about renting rooms and self employment. the answer explains rental income is covered only if roomers receive regular personal services and each case is individual. Another reader asks about a speaker for a club. the office offers public services including providing speakers for groups interested in learning about social security.

Des Moines Social Security Administration Chronicle W. C. Barclay 205 12Th Street Iowa E. K

Knoxville Officials See Mass Feeding

City officials at Knoxville attended a mass feeding demonstration in Memorial Hall hosted by the Central Town Dorcas Federation of the Seventh Day Adventist church. The event showed how a large group could be fed quickly in a disaster. Dorcas officers for 1964 were elected, led by president Mrs Moreford of Centerville, with officers Shanks Ottumwa, Ruth Smith Oskaloosa, Dorothy Wilson Des Moines, and Clifton Cathcart Knoxville. The Central Iowa Federation includes representatives from 16 area towns.

Knoxville Memorial Hall Central Town Dorcas Federation Seventh-Day Adventist Church Dorcas Moreford Centerville Ruth Smith Oskaloosa Dorothy Wilson Des Moines Clifton Cathcart Central Iowa

Mrs Bandstra Released From Hospital After Crash

Leighton Iowa Mrs Henry Bandstra has been discharged from the Pella hospital where she was treated for injuries from a ditch crash last week. Harlan Groenenboom will tend the restaurant during her convalescence while various local residents hosted and visited.

Leighton Henry Bandstra Pella Harlan Groenenboom Christian Reformed Church Leighton and Darrel de Reus Lee Ann Port Arthur Texas Raymond de Reus Bass van Gilst Cedar ASC Mary van Zemeren Iowa City Gerrit van Zomeren Don de Prenger Diana Vinton

Field Moist Soil Samples for ISU Lab Mail

County Extension Director Richard Freeman explains field moist soil samples must be mailed in plastic lined bags with filled information sheets. Begin collection with 15 to 20 portions per sample, each representing up to 10 acres, and deliver or mail to Iowa State University Soil Testing Laboratory within 12 hours for accurate results.

Iowa State University Soil Testing Laboratory Richard Freeman Soil Testing Laboratory Towa Ames

Ottumwa Woman Admits Farm Break-in and Theft

Ottumwa police and a Wapello County deputy sheriff arrested Janet L. Smith 24 for larceny from the Herman Verwers farm home west of Pella in 1962. She waived to the Grand Jury, posted 1500 bond, and admitted taking a photo album bedding clothing meat an electric sewing machine and other appliances while the Verwers were away.

Ottumwa Pella Janet L. Smith Wapello County Herman Ver+ wers Jarman Verwers

Infant Edwin Rolffs Stillborn in Oskaloosa

Stillborn Edwin Duane Rolffs son of Marvin and Janice Rolffs of 1013 Fifth Avenue East Oskaloosa born October 15 at Mahaska Hospital. Survived by paternal grandparents in Oska loosa and maternal grandparents in Pella. Graveside rites held October 16 at Sully Cemetery officiated by Rev Willard De Vries of Bethel Christian Reformed Church.

Edwin Duane Rolffs Marvin Janice (Wickhart) Rolffs Fifth Avenue East Oskaloosa Mahaska Hospital Rolffs Marion Wickhart Pella Sully Cemetery Willard de Vries Bethel Christian Reformed Church

Moving .22 Target Plank Trick Explained

A long plank leans on a stump with a tin can balanced at its top. A wood block keeps the can in place. The first shot removes the block, the second shot plugs the can before it reaches the bottom.

Knoxville Express Fragment Hints Arrest Warrants

A fragment from the Knoxville Express mentions a person with an arrest warrant. The readable text implies a dual report involving warrants and possible pursuit by authorities. Further details are unavailable in the supplied clipping.

Knoxville Express

Bible donation honors chapel president at Centr College

Arend D. Lubbers accepts a Bible donated anonymously to World Home Bible League and given for chapel use at Centr College by William Chapman, founder in 1938. The League works as a worldwide family visitation project through local neighbors.

Arend D. Lubbers Centr College William Chapman Chapman

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Fifield Rt. 1 Otley Red Rock H.H Herkimer H. H Schiebout Warren the Tot Mrs Gary Vande Haar Freeman Bible Farmer's Co-op Exchange
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