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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1943

Page

6

Tulip Queen Attendants Nomination Procedure Outlined

The Chronicle announces plans for nominating attendants to the Tulip Queen. Eligible contestants are unmarried women aged seventeen to twenty five with a Pella address who have not served as an attendant before. A voting coupon will appear next week, judges will choose ten finalists, four attendants named, and the Queen from among prior attendants. Votes cast May 1st with winners announced shortly after.

Bas Dro Teo Fultz Casman Quade Chronicle Goodster Paic

Conference of International Relations Clubs at Simpson College

The Mississippi Valley International Relations Clubs Conference will convene April 9 and 10 at Simpson College Indianola Iowa. Delegates from Central College will attend under Faculty Advisor Dr Laura Nanes with Francis J Moats coordinating. Topics include Britain and the U S A Europe and The Future Peace with Carnegie Endowment speakers Clyde Eagleton and William C Johnstone Jr. Also Amy Tieminway Jones leads Endowment efforts.

Simpson College Indianola Iowa Central College International Relations Club Laura Nanes Britain U. S A Far East Phere Europe Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North South Dakota Manitoba Canada Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Francis J. Moats Carnegie Clyde Eagleton New York University William C. Johnstone, Jr George Washington University Washington, D.C Amy Tieminway Jones

Chinese Speaker Miss Kuan To Address Donston Chapel

Miss Kuan, a Chinese lecturer invited by the Student Volunteer Movement of New York, will speak at Donston Chapel on Friday morning April 18. Born in China, she earned a FA degree at a Chinese university and has taught at Talford and Chi Theological Seminaries, sharing insights on Chinese life and Christian family roles in China’s development.

Sai Chen Ruan China York Miss Kuan Kuce Qhinese University Yenehine Soecie

Clubs to Send Three Boys to 743 Boys State

The Hawkeye Bo State event at Grim Town runs June 6 to 11. The American Legion Department of Town funds three boys from Pella and community, with Pella Rotary covering one and LaXion the other two. Selections drawn from a citizenship program in the high school. Governor B Hickenlooper praised the program and its goal to teach government fundamentals.

American Legion Department of Town Pella B. B. Hickenlooper Towa Bay State Legion

Recording of Psalm Singing Sunday Night

The Dutch Psalm Sing at First Chr. Ref. Church will be held at 9 00 Sunday evening. Special numbers by the church chorus Mannenkoor and a group from Second Chr. Ref. Church. All who love Dutch Psalms are invited to attend and bring a Dutch Psalm book to join in the singing.

Ytelock Mannenkoor

Noted Author and Scholars to Speak at International Relations Club

A regional conference of International Relations Clubs will be held with Dr. Eggleton, a frequent European visitor and former head of the United States National Committee of International Student Service, expected to discuss forces leading to future international organs. Dr. Johnstone and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler are also featured speakers, with emphasis on round table discussions and faculty adviser balance.

Eggleton Europe United States National Committee of International Student Service Foreign Policy Association Carnegie Endowment Commission Johnstone Japan China Indo-China Dutch East Indies Australia New Land Endowment Nicholas Murray Butler Ed Inves Hhuria

OPA Sets Meat Price Ceilings Across Zones

The War Price and Rationing Board led by Hl. BP. Van Gorp announced ceilings on 102 beef, veal, and mutton cuts effective April 15. Prices will be uniform within each of 12 pricing zones, with beef, veal, lamb and mutton marked to government standards to curb black markets and ensure consumer predictability at the point of sale.

Hl. BP van Gorp Ani Iationing Board Reta American House van Garp Zoe WV Lowa Pulte Jackson Clinton Scott Muscatine Maines Lew Hein Wires

Second War Loan Drive Now On In This District

County war bond committee members from Pella attended a county meeting to outline April’s cash sales goal for War Bonds. The drive aims to raise 13 billion dollars nationwide with Iowa allotted 100 million and Marion County 640 thousand. Pella District’s share is 167,872 dollars, while Knoxville and other areas may supplement if needed.

P. J. Kay John Fe Dykstra Pellatrict War Bond Committee K. H. Bean Ralph Ver Meer On County State Bank Smorenberg Pella National Bank Iowa Marion County Pella Lake Prairie Summit Ships Post Office Knoxville

County campaign quota revised for April efforts

Partial county report notes revised quota for Pella and two townships at 572 dollars. The item mentions continued discussion on the back page and frames this as part of ongoing county campaign efforts.

Pella

College Will Not Abandon Liberal Arts

Local residents voiced concern that liberal arts education at the college might end as a Navy draft drive looms. New admissions director Dr Laggin seeks a freshman class of two hundred for fall, signaling the college’s continued operation and aim to train teachers and doctors. The Navy quota remains uncertain, with six weeks of possible arrivals between forty and eight hundred, but campus plans do not foresee dormitory takeover or shifted commencement.

Lubbers Pella Conehieien Yroinge Navy Laggin Sriivers Ames

First Meeting of Council Held Monday at Noon

The newly elected council convened at noon with Mayor Brash presiding. Committees named for campus housing, utilities, health, and public safety. Debates touched on dormitory policies, wartime housing shifts, and potential long term changes.

Meather Magor Brash Mayer Volluwine Rivetine

Aid to Crippled Children Seal Sale in Des Moines Area

Des Moines area drives support for Easter seal campaign aiding crippled children and the disabled. The Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled funds health and vocational aid, with Marion County among targets. Henry KR Peterson chairs the state group. Dorothy Phillips leads Des Moines office along with other officers and Randall Klein.

Ciety Iini Soci Marion County Society Henry KR. Peterson Council Butts Dorothy Phillips Des Moines Bess I. Johnson A. C. Fuller Cedar Falls Randall Klein Robert B. Net University Hospitals Lown City

Big Scouting Meeting in Des Moines April 12

Des Moines hosts a major Boy Scouts gathering on April 12 featuring Dr Elbert Fretwell newly appointed Chief Scout Executive of America and Charles J Hendry National Director of research and statistics. The event in Des Moines will include a dinner with Dr Fretwell as principal speaker and attendees from Marion County expected.

Boy Scouts Des Moines Ty Des Moines Elbert Fretwell Boys’ Clubs of America George Williams College Chicago Ill Smith College Springfield College University of Southern California Urge Washington University New School For Social Hudle West All Corn Council Ein Hendry Dimock White House Hendry Canada Hoy Scouts Association Marion County

College Broadcast Delay Prompts Later Air Date

A slip in Central College Music Department broadcast caused recordings set for 2:80 pm Tuesday to miss air due to the engineer leaving town. Pella listeners on WOE at Ames did not hear the explanation. The second program airs later. tune in WOT at 2:30 pm today.

Central College “Music Department Pella Ames

Mrs Darwin Squib Returns Boy From Hospital

Mrs Darwin Squib brings her baby boy home from Mahaska Hospital on Sunday, marking a family milestone. The event reflects a routine discharge and emphasizes the child's healthy status and parental relief.

Honor Draft Board Members Friday Night

Marion County Legion posts plan a mass meeting at Knoxville Memorial Hall to thank the Draft and Rationing Boards. Brigadier General Charles Grahl will speak. a bean supper raises funds for the Red Cross. Tickets from Henry Vander Ark or Adjutant Warner Vander Voort and local posts arrange transport for non car owners.

Marion County Peu Tert Secon Melvheton Knoxvi Legion Knoxville Charles Grahl Iowa Selective Service Memorial Hall Red Cross Henry Vander Ark Adjutant Warner Vander Voort Pella Legion Hall

Ten Contour Layout Demonstrations Held Last Week

Ma County Oil Conservation District conducted ten contour layout demonstrations during the past week to precede oat seedings. Two more demonstrations are planned in April and April 12 at Grove Town. Additional sessions are urged across the county, with requests to be filed at the District offices or County Extension Director.

Ma County Oil Conservation District Pa ‘Township Grove ‘Townorp di Liel Triple-A Pamin Ph Lloyd van

Johnson's Scrap Drive Seeks Local Metal for Red Cross

Henry FP Johnson urges Marion County residents to donate scrap metal to the city scrap pile behind the Pella Fire Station. He plans to collect iron, copper, brass, and zinc to meet a 100 thousand ton statewide quota by July 1 for Red Cross relief. contact Blue 300.

Henry FP Johnson Heand Broadway Old City Hall Marion County WEB Johnnson Red Cross U.S.C Pella

Peoria Woman Reports Army Chaplain D Hoitenga Assigned

Mrs D J Moitenga of Peoria says her husband Rev D Hoitenga completed training for a U S Army chaplain post at Harvard and has been assigned to the Brooks New York area. Mrs Hostens and the children will move to join him, then reside in Paterson New Jersey.

D. J. Moitenga Peoria Rev D. Hoitenga U. S. Army Harvard University Brooks New York

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Amy Heminway Jones Tysseling USS Chapel Hill N.C LeRoy Timm Iowa State College Richard Tysseling Central College Raymond Smalling Ames Senior Naval Aviation U. S. Navy OPA Pella, Summit and College Liberal Arts Finane Dieleman Pyssetings Light and Water Brtineke Hoewren Street Railrnacs and Heeren Hruinekool Vyrselings Fire Department Ordinsnee Tysselinss Dieleng Mette Vainekool Heeren van Gorp Wis Marsh Ma U. 8 He Cox Hot Springs Arkanining School Women’s Reserve Ruby Es Nava Rem Jay Robinson Gordon Aviation Legion Hall Room Anion County Tawa Ron Easter Tys Lowaiting Charles & Hendry
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