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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1963

Page

8

Limestone in silage and storage plans for cattle

A county bulletin notes mixed results from limestone additions to silage and calls for more research. It covers soil sampling methods to Iowa State University, corn storage economics, and storage costs. Also details stilbestrol implant duration, feeding effects, and new swine housing plans from Midwest Farm Plan Service.

Lloyd Core Illinois Indiana Iowa State University Ames Hfeld Bill Hardin Knoxville Pai Hugh Bob Bane Pleasantville Midwest Farm Plan Service

Dinner Guests Gather in Genderen and Des Moines Shoppers

Delayed Souly News lists a sequence of social visits and dinners from Sunday to Monday. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Genderen, Marie Brand, and the Fleming family of Newton. Des Moines shopping trips involve Robert Collins and Ralph De Vries. Family visits span Knoxville, Pella, Leighton, and Newton communities with hospital and fishing plans noted.

Robert Collins Ralph de Vries John van Genneys Des Moines Leonard van Genderen Marie Brand Bertha Geenen Tunis de Ruiter Methodist Hospital Marvin Blom Knoxville Tunis Blom Barney Memmel

Marion County 4-H elects officers at Rally Night

Eight 4-H youths were chosen as Marion County officers at a Joint Rally Night held September 6 at Knoxville High School. Jolene Jordan and Max Harrington named girls and boys presidents. other officers include Joann Harkin, Robert Black as vice presidents. Nancy Loynahan, Jim Stittsworth secretaries. Shirley Karr, John Brent historians. Demonstration teams from Marion County earned blue ribbons at the State Fair and presented to about 250 attendees.

Marion County Knoxville High School Jolene Jordan Max Harrington Joann Harkin Robert Black Nancy Loynahan Jim Stittsworth Shirley Karr John Brent Marion Co Ruth Anne Legler Ginger Williams Peppi Pals 4-H Club Don Dennison Friendly Fellows 4-H 4-H

Leighton Happy Hearts Meet Black Oak Scott Strivers

The Leighton Happy Hearts and the Black Oak and Scott Strivers held an annual game at Leighton Ball Park on September 9 followed by a watermelon feed. The evening opened with a ball game and the election of officers with President Mary Van Heukelom, Vice President Ruth Van Roekel, and secretary Don Newendorp elected.

Leighton Happy Hearts The Black Oak & Scott Strivers Leighton Ball Park Eveniing Mary van Heukelom Robert Newendorp Ruth van Roekel Don

Day by day notes from Cordova on fishing trip and county life

A Cordova diary entry describes a misty morning trip up Skunk River with Smith and others, noting low water, a big 10 pound carp, several large catches by Fred and Roy, camp setup, wildlife like nut hatches and warblers, and park rules. The writer mentions visits by Winona Davis, Mary Karr, and others, local birthdays, coffee times, and neighborhood updates including illnesses and travels across Keokuk and surrounding towns.

Manhattan Bridge River Smith” and I Skunk River Lake Keomah Airport Road Fred Monroe Smiths Red Rock Keswick Ottumwa Sigourney Keokuk County Winona Davis Newton Don Carpenter Mary Howard Karr Karr Donnellson Martha Missouri

Mentink Tells Of His Summer Study in Europe

Prof Herbert Mentink of Central College spoke to Rotarians on his nine week summer study trip across Southern Europe. He traveled with his wife Ann aboard a Royal Dutch KLM jet, visited the Rhine route to Heidelberg and Stuttgart, then Switzerland Venice Milan and Naples, with a two week stay around Naples for classics study and a 12 day Crete trip. The trip included war damaged Cologne and a wedding party of local friends. other community news noted visits by Nick Guerts and De Jong families, and Davis reunion at Attica with Cronkshire and Kakatos grandchildren.

Oakley Cowman la Porte City Cowman Ferganson Howard de Haas Monroe Mirror Leo Taylor Etherington Bert Ballard Rae Dorothy de Koning Dorothy Kuiken Billie Dorothy Dee Koning Boyd Perkey Mary Winston Churchill Herbert Mentink Central College Europe Mentink Virgilian Society Ray de Haan New York Amsterdam Royal Dutch Klm Herb Ann Holland Gelderland Cologne Rhine Heidelberg Stutgart Switzerland Venice Milan Naples John Lorena van Henert Paul Juanita Cronkshire Linda Cathy Kakatos Detroit Iowa Davis Attica

European Travel Study Group Posts Rome Stop and Athens

A Pella Chronicle report recounts a study group journey through ancient temples and ruins dating to 1400 B C in Rhodes and the Aegean lands. They visited Athens Corinth Delphi Olympia then traveled by train to Rome for two packed weeks of history and architecture including the Forum Coliseum and imperial archways noting Europe’s busy American tourist scene and high prices.

Rhodes Aegean Sea Athens Corinth Delphi Olympia Rome Mentink Europe Geneva Nice Herb

School Club Officers Named After Election

De Bruin was secretary with Joan Vander Beek as treasurer Connie Rempe as secretary treasurer Dave Willemson historian Cynthia De Prenger Ed Vander Linden reporter Phyllis Moffet Davy Prenger assistant officer Connie Goemaat Bob Vander Beek. Following the election of officers a watermelon feed was enjoyed by it. Reporter Ruth Van Roekel.

Lynnville Sully Band Mothers Elect Officers

The Lynnville Sully Band Mothers elected new officers at a Tuesday meeting in the high school gym. Officers include President Mrs. Robert Schnell, 1st vice president Mrs. Dwight Bailey, 2nd vice president Mrs. Nola Vande Krol, 3rd vice president Mrs. Lester Huyser, Treasurer Mrs. Ed Renaud, Secretary Fred Willemsen, and Publicity Chairman Mrs. Wilbur De Penning. They planned fundraisers for new band uniforms and set a first-coming meeting at 7 30 p m September 19 at the Lynnville school gym, urging all members to attend.

Lynnville Sully Band Robert Schnell Dwight Bailey Nola Vande Krol Lester Huyser Ed Renaud Fred Willemsen Wilbur de Penning Lynnville

Pella Sailor's Sub Wins Fleet Trophy

USS Tirante wins the Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy for fiscal year 1963. Charles W. Vos of Pella is engineman second class aboard Tirante, a Submarine Squadron 12 unit at Key West, which returned from a four and half month sixth fleet deployment in the Mediterranean. The award honors outstanding operational readiness and unit performance.

USS Tirante FHNTC Charles W. Vos USN Edward .H. Vos Union St Pella Arleigh Burke Naval Operations

Rev R Beckering Receives Call To New Field

Rev Raymond E Beckering formerly of Pella and pastor at the Second Reformed Church in Zeeland Michigan has received a call from the Muskegon classis to establish a new church field in Fort Lauderdale Florida The Muskegon classis plans a new church in Fort Lauderdale seen as an outstanding field Beckering is the son of Mrs Nellie Beckering of Pella.

Pella Raymond E. Beckering Second Reformed Church Zeeland Michigan Classes of Muskegon Ft. Lauderdale Florida Classis of Beckering Nellie Beckering

Heyveld Raises 7 lb Red Cabbage at Local Garden

Walter Heyveld, a veteran gardener from Eempee, reported the largest cabbage head this year at his 415 University garden. Last Thursday he harvested a 7 pound red cabbage measuring 24 4 inches around, far exceeding the usual size in the area.

Walter Heyveld Eempee 415 University Walter

Operator error linked to farm machine accidents

Mechanical failure is rarely the cause of farm equipment accidents. The trend shows nearly every incident stems from operator mistakes and improper handling. This emphasizes the need for training and safety protocols in agricultural settings.

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Richard Freeman Sully News Ers Leighton Happy Hearts Black Oak Scott Strivers Cordova Mrs. Ro Kart Anne de Cook Fran Beeen Des London Warwick Castle Coventry Cathedral Stratford Theatre Marie Klyn Sid.Ave. West Oskaloosa Marie Brenda Lester Edith Heemstra Grace Heemstra Janie Schippers Devern Schippers Deitricks Mrs. Nearmeyer Jennie Crete Jake Kuiken Neal Willemsen Elmer Dick de Jong Arlene Klyn Lee Klyn Porto Rico Lee de Jong Judy Dahn Peoria Gertrude Willemsen Colorado Mrs. G Nick Guerts Black Hills Devil's Tower Lawrence Welks Corn Palace Fred Kane Mary McCuen Cient B. C Pella Sailor’s Sub Rev. R. Beckering W. L. McNamar Joel Nederhood Assoc God Christ Reformed & Christian Reformed Churches Sully Heyveld Osaloosa Pella Sale Barn Eat Week Hereford Bert van Wyk Jim Veenstra Wayne van Wyk Oliver van Zee
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