Local Social Notes Cover Des Moines Visit and Hospital News
Mrs Paul Bandstra and others traveled to Des Moines to hear Muriel Humphrey who spoke to a 700 person capacity crowd at the Capitol Room, Hotel Kirkwood. Numerous visits and social prayers followed with hospital mentions and travel to Canada for hunting. Dr Kenneth Van Wyk attended a Parker Research Foundation Seminar in Fort Worth over four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bandstra
Armour Boot
John Hoogenakker
Bud Vander Ploeg
Peter Swank
Bill Grootveld
Des Moines
Hubert Humphrey
Muriel Humphrey
Capitol
Hotel Kirkwood
Kenneth van Wyk
Parker Research Fundation
Fort Worth
Texas
Hospital admissions and discharges in area towns
Sh ut ins Mrs. Arthur De Boer of New Sharon was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Thursday. John Van Maanen was discharged from Pella Community Hospital on Wednesday. Dick Rietveld of Otley transferred to Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines on Wednesday. Robert Peters admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. R. M. Shane of Reasner discharged from Pella. Byron Ver Meer discharged from Pella Community Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. M. Vander Linden of 707 Union Street entered Town Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines for major surgery. Rev. George Pinches admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Edward P. Six of Harvey admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Ray Jackson admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Sunday. Gradus Vriezelaar of Otley admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Carl Van Dusseldorp of Leighton admitted to Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa on Tuesday and dismissed on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur de Boer
New Sharon
Pella Community Hospital
John van Maanen
Dick Rietveld
Otley
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
R. M. Shane of
Reasner
M. Vander Linden
Union Street
Town Lutheran Hospital
George Pinches
Edward P. Six
Harvey
Ray Jackson
Gradus Vriezelaar
Carl van Dusseldorp
Leighton
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Births listed for several families in Pella area
A series of birth notices from Pella area families. William Van Dornick Jr. of Denver and wife welcomed a baby boy born Sept 23. John Verhoog and wife announced daughter Maryan born Sept 22 at Pella Community Hospital. Carolyn Sue born Sept 16 to Larry Thomassen and wife. Brett Douglas born Sept 25 to Larry Nossaman and wife at Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa. Cheryl Ann welcomed Sept 18 to Wayne Sandee and wife. grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Dornick, Jr
Denver
Colorado
A. F. ‘Tysseling
Pella
Bill van Doornick
John Verhoog
Maryan
Pella Community Hospital
John Hoover
Bowmanville
Canada
T. Verhoog
Sunderland
Ontario
Larry G. Thomassen
Pleasant Hill
California
Carolyn Sue
Lloyd Upton
New Sharon
R. E. Thomassen
Leighton
Larry Nossaman
Brett Douglas
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Alvin van Ekeren
John E. Nossaman
Wayne Sandee
Greenbay
Wisconsin
Cheryl Ann
Sandee
Central College
Mrs. Charles W. Burton Admitted to Local Hospital
Mrs. Charles W. Burton of Sully was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Sunday for medical treatment, with officials listing initial observations and scheduled evaluations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Burton of
Sully
Pella Community Hospital
Knitting Class Registration Opens in Pella
Ladies in Pella may register for a knitting class at the Legion Building Tuesday October 13 from 7 to 9 PM. Call MA 8-4571 if unable to attend. Led by Mrs. Keith Van Zee, the program starts Monday October 19 at the Public Safety Building with a $4 fee. An extra class may be added if there is enough interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Recreation Commission
Legion Building
Keith van Zee
Public Safety Building
Hearing aids sought again by Iowa Easter Seal Society
The Iowa Easter Seal Society seeks used hearing aids as more donations are requested. Iowans have already contributed 185 aids, which have been tested and repaired for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Easter Seal Society
Hearing aids loaned by state university aid program
The Department of Audiology at the State University of Iowa runs a program loaning hearing aids to those who cannot afford to buy. Extra aids are needed to expand the selection. Donated hearing aids can be sent to the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Des Moines. Feeder lamb demand and prices are discussed as the outlook for the coming year suggests tighter profit margins due to higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Audiology
State University of Iowa
Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
P.O. Box
Des Moines
Iowa
Lamb Prices Likely To Ease But Stay Higher Than Last Year
Feeder costs rise and lamb prices show seasonal declines after May June peaks. Slaughter lamb prices have slipped from earlier highs but remain $2 to $3 above last year. Early 1965 prices may stay above 1964 levels though by a smaller margin. The supply of lambs remains tight as the 1964 lamb crop drops 6 percent from 1963, continuing a multi year decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Plastic Bag Creel for Wading Anglers
Advice on carrying plastic bags for wading anglers to wrap and store fish without mess. Mentions pocket storage and portability. Ends with an unclear note about using dip stick oil to protect a gun from rusting.
Brouwer Brake Service Promotes Riveted Lining
An ad for Brouwer Brake Service touts riveted lining for safety with no grabbing or soft spots and claims brass rivets won’t injure dams. It offers rebuilt master cylinders guaranteed like new at lower cost and invites customers to visit or call MA 8 2087.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan
Brouwer
Chronicle Page Four September 29 1964
Page four of the Paliae Chronicle dated September 29 1964 features brief items and notices from the local area. Readable snippets mention community events and society news with names and places typical of a mid 1960s local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Paliae Chronicle
Reel repair tips and tackle display ideas from old notes
A draft of fishing lore covers using light bait in mud to cast easier and mud wrapping for live bait on a muddy bank. It also mentions a pegboard lure display wall and a waterproof cement for temporary repairs of tents or boots with neat stitching sealed.
Profit in lambs if bought right
Economists assess lamb profitability in 1965. Iowa State University expert Gene Futrell says feeding returns on lambs should remain favorable, signaling continued positive margins for producers who buy at right prices and manage feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
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John D. Guerts
Prairie City
N. A. Vos
Dale Vos
Nick Alan
Will Swank
Marvin Swank
Marion Swank
Glen Ruby
Sigourney
Jacob Vos
South Sully
Leslie Vande Krol
Vande Krol
Henry Veldhuizen
Anna Mae Dunsbergen
Irene Veldhuizen
Harold Veenstra
General Hospital
John Vande Noord
J. B. van Hemert
Kenserly
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
William Bogaards
Franklin Brom
Robert Peters
Byron Ver Meer
van Doornick
Verhoog
Nossaman
Ocl
Smokey Smith
Bhank Snow
Rainbow Ranch Boys
Stonewall Jackson
Marion Worth
Johnny Tillotson
Peoria
Cdeciais
EAS i
Pella Nursery Co
Dodge
Lumber Yard
Farmers’ Co-Op Exch
Kenny
Menninga Insurance Agency
Main St
Dial
Pella Area
L.P
Henry
Bert Hagen
Oskaloosa Oil CO
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Bernie
Sybenga Studio
Amet Ae Ue
Brady
Zylstra Brothers, Inc
Pella, Iowa
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