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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1951

Page

9

News of Nearby Towns And Rural Communities

A roundup of local happenings includes births, injuries, relocations, and community events. New babyFrancine Joyce born to Ralph and Mrs. Poortinga on Sept 13 at Knox hospital. Ila De Heer Atwood welcomed another child. Mrs. Marion Van Haaften mourns the death of her mother. Rex Van Donselaar and his mother injured in a minor crash when Mo Dé Moss backed into their truck. Mrs. Van Donselaar spent time in Knoxville hospital and with her daughter. Local youths drive a pickup into a ditch. a group of men assist. Residents note seniors, new farms purchased in Missouri by Cecil and Marjorie Hodges and Red Carnahan family. Coal hauled from Otley mine. gravel contracts awarded for Newton and Summit. John William Cronkhite visited Denver and Chicago, then Knoxville. Jack Shelley spoke to the Women’s Club in Knoxville. New siding work on Dwight Harvey and Hugh Templeton homes. Red Rock school reports 40 pupils. Trinkle family moves in. Town events include Price picnic with 72 attendees and a cattle sale planned for Oct 1 at Bingley barn. Nell Buckman moved to Pitt Nursing Home. Bill Karr’s birthday dinner celebrated. Cora Karr travels from Highland Park Ill. to visit sister Nellie Baughman. No hunting signs posted locally. some hunters ignore rules.

Ila de Heer Atwood Don Francine Joyce Ralph Poortinga Knoxie Hospital Mra. McConoghey Marion van Haaften Rex van Donselaar Mo” Dé Moss van Donselaar Knoxville Denzil Condra Canada John William Cronkhite Denver Chicago Abe Lake Ahquabi Su Jack Shelley Mary Templeton Sarah Harvey Cecil Price Cecil Marjorie Hodges Missouri Moberly Red” Carnahan Clifford Simpson Des Moines Otley Robert van Essen Roy Merl Price Newton Summit Dwight Celia Independence, In Red Rock Trinkle Templeton Joe Temleton Iowa Farm Bureau Dwight Harvey Hugh Templeton Nty Harold Lloyd Karr Bingley Harold Karr Madison Wis Barney Pate Norman Karr Nell Buckman Collins Hospital Pitt Nursing Home Bill Karr Norman Burt Karr Blaine School Helen Karr Cora Karr North St. John's St Highland Park Ill

Summit News notes and family travel highlights

Miss Willa Mae Van Doorninck of Lynnville visits family as Mary enters Iowa State Teachers College. Monroe activity covers Today Club, a high school band, and a Labor Day concert. The Vriezelaar trip through Wisconsin includes Hoards Dairyman visit, Way Acres Farm sale of Levity Sherry, Guernsey consignments, and scenic river valleys.

Minnesota Roy Vander Ploeg Austin H. W. Vriezelaar Wisconsin Monroe Iowa Dairyman Farm Way Acres Farms Way Acres Farm Vriezelaars M. E. Masters Way Acres Ohio Dairy Congress Waterloo Otto Kline Kline Wisconsin State Guernsey Breeder Association Hoards Hoard's Dairyman J. G. Poynton Dubuque Mississippi Lake Michigan New Amsterdam Cedar Grove Central College

Oskaloosa News Highlights Local Visits and Church Services

Oskaloosa News lists a six day Northwestern Iowa trip by Mr and Mrs Sybren Ryken and family visiting Sheldon and Kanawha. Social visits include dinners with Mr and Mrs J E Gaston and others. many locals hosted and shared home made ice cream. Allen Nunnikhoven of Cedar treated for a virus infection, improving.

Sybren Ryken Wright Iowa Sheldon Kanawha Carrie Hoffman Letta Votan J. E. Gaston Bert Vanderwilt Fred Westarcamp Newton Nettie Wicamp Labor Wm. Ashman Jr Cedar Wm. van Weelden Nick Nicholson James van Wyk Ronnie Wm. Slagter Kenneth Slagter Mahaska Hospital Ip Sd

Family Gatherings and Dinners Reported in Galesburg

Sunday events include Mr. and Mrs. Bud Breen guests of Mrs. Etta Terpstra and Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zickel. A Heemsbergen family dinner followed by a cooperative meal with Ottumwa and Clear Lake guests. A Boot family gathering honored Pvt. Anne J. Boot of Eddyville at Jacob A. Boot’s home.

Bud Breen Etta ‘Terpstra Elizabeth Oliver Harry Zickel Arther Steeg Francis Heemsbergen Milton N. Smith Randy Ottumwa

Iowa family notes and visits across states

A Iowa reader shares a string of social updates including Arie a Maryland based mechanical instructor on Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs George Tool of Reasner and Mr and Mrs Henry Peery returning from a 12 day trip to Atlanta to visit Donald Peery stationed at Atlanta General Depot. Bob Zimmerman and Kenneth Peery planned a Tuesday trip to Atlanta to see Donald. Mrs Roy Dearinger of Des Moines celebrated her birthday with neighbors including Mrs Clarence Wheatcraft and others bringing cake and ice cream. Further visits by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carpenter Locil Carpenter Jessie Carpenter Bill Miller followed as Saturday evening activities are listed.

Iowa Arie Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland George Tool Reasner Henry Peery Atlanta Donald Peery Atlanta General Depot Bob Zimmerman Kenneth Peery Roy Dearinger Des Moines

Supper Guests Visit Families Across Newton Ottumwa

Supper guests at Loell's included Mrs F Carpenter of Pella and Mrs Edna Carpenter of Newton. Mr and Mrs Milton Smith and their son Randy of Ottumwa stayed overnight in Freeman Kling's home. They traveled to Des Moines Sunday evening to visit the Smith family. Mr Porter Winters of Brook and Mrs Belle Zwank of Reasner visited Sunday afternoon at the Loell Carpenter home.

Loell’s F. Carpenter Pella Edna ‘Carpenter Newton Milton Smith Randy Ottumwa Freeman Kling Des Moines

Cow Needs Bulky Feed Before and After Calving

Iowa State College extension dairyman Floyd Arnold advises bulky laxative rations before and after calving. Start with 4 to 6 pounds of grain daily and increase by one pound every 8 or 4 days. After 3 to 4 weeks post calving, transition back to full grain, with heavier milkers needing more time.

Floyd Arnold Iowa State College

Arnold Recommends Proportional Grain Mix After Freshening

Arnold suggests adjusting the dairy feed to achieve a proportional rise in output. In the last two weeks post freshening the recommendation is to increase oats in the grain mixture to boost production efficiency.

Arnold

Calf Diet Transition After Calving

The text notes feeding a bran rich mix before freshening and continuing for the first weeks after calving, then switching gradually to the regular herd mixture. It emphasizes a phased dietary change to ease transition for new cows.

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