Notice and Probate of John G Veenstra Estate in Iowa
In Marion County Iowa the estate of John G Veenstra is probated Edith Mary De Prenger named executor The will date Sept 9 1965 was admitted to probate Sept 17 1962 Actions to set aside the will must be brought within one year from second publication Creditors to file claims with the clerk of court within six months of second publication Attorneys Grass and Klyn represent the executor Publication dated Sept 14 1965 second publication Sept 21 1965 Leighton Iowa
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State OF
Iowa
Marion County
John G. Veenstra
Clement
Edith Mary de Prenger
Leighton
Grass & Klyn
Main Street
Pella
Read label before buying grass seed this fall
Mahaska County Pension Director Gene Reisetter notes fall is lawn seed season. Leroy Everson of Iowa State University urges buyers to read labels and avoid mixing Fine Textured and Coarse Kinds. He cautions many low quality bluegrass seeds offer poor purity and germination, advising purchases with over 90 percent purity and at least 80 percent germination. Copies of Seed Your Lawn FS 1082 and Lawns for Better Living Pamphlet 312 are available through Iowa State distribution channels.
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Mahaska County
Gene Reisetter
Leroy Everson
Iowa State University
Everson
Towa
Morrill Hall
County board adds speech therapist to staff
The Marion County School Office adds Julie Bielefeldt, a 1965 Iowa University graduate, as speech therapist serving Pella and Twin Cedars in Marion county and Albia in Monroe county. She began August 23. Linda Pugh remains in Pella offices serving Knoxville Pleasantville Mether-Dallas and Chariton in Lucas county. Also notes county cooperation in sharing services per 1965 legislation. Mike Plowman of Tama reports three large turtles in two years, a 27-pounder this year after a 28-pounder last year.
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Marion County
Julie Bielefeldt
Iowa University
Miss Bielefeldt
Pella
Twin Cedars
Albia
Monroe County
Linda Pugh
Knoxville
Pleasantville
Mether-Dallas
Chariton
Lucas County
Public Housing Debate At Pella Rotary Meeting
Les Calvert of the Iowa Real Estate Association criticizes federal public housing programs while outlining rent supplements as an alternative. He argues private groups could meet needs with lower cost and preserves local taxes despite subsidies. Guests Keith Hawk of Knoxville and Stander Poley of West Des Moines attended.
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Les Calvert
Iowa Real Estate Association
Iowa
Pella
Feder
Althoug
Keith Hawk
Knoxville
Stander Poley
West Des Moines
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