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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

6

Planning Now to Harvest Immense Tomato Crop

Local labor agency seeks workers for coming tomato harvest with May 7 start in fields and August canning. About 360 workers needed—140 in plant, 225 in fields—plus 85 laborers in August. Women peelin gline and men in rows urged to register at Lautenbach and Ver Dught for calls. High wages offered. program emphasizes patriotic civic duty and wartime labor shortage.

Elfien Wits Pry Lauterbach Barger Ieetinge Atu Mery

Farm Machinery List Offered for Distribution in Marion County

The Marion County USDA War Board, led by Howard Hooper, chairman, releases a large list of farm machines available for distribution. Items include corn planters plows sulky plows cultivators middle busters table planters sweep rakes endgate lime spreaders roughage and hammer mills ensilage harvesters and special duty plows. Machines are listed for Minneapolis-Moline Farmall International and McCormick-Deering tractors. The Chronicle office will provide the full list for interested readers.

Marion County Usda War Bs Howard Hooper Farmall International McCormick - Deering Chronicle

Women’s Day at Central College Highlights World Today Theme

Friday April 18 marked Women’s Day at Central College with discussions and servant projects under the theme World Today. WAAC and WAVE members Miss Chen Kuan and Lt Dorsey led groups while college leaders Miss Gosselink and Miss Helen Fargo attended events.

WAAC Central Cole Lage Helen Farquahar Women's Council Ensign Dorsey Chen Kuan Tirlet Clara D. Williams War Story Youn Therous O Central College Waacs Dorsey

Call on Citizens To Subscribe to Second War Loan

An advertisement on page three urges citizens to subscribe to the Second War Loan. Text highlights patriotism and civic duty, listing bond types and interest rates. Sponsored and paid for by Progressive and patriotic firms of Pella including The Role serven Company, National Bank, and County State Bank.

Vna Ware United States ‘Treasury Pella Roleserven Company Tl National Bank County State Odoin Lawstate Historical Department Hanbury Sacity Sun Drake University Department of Journalican Pella Chronicle Lake Mills Graphi Devorah Journal Phew Signa Delta Chi State University of Tow Kirst Ake Mills Graphic

Union Service On Good Friday

The Congregations of the First and Second Christian Reformed Churches will hold a combined Good Friday service. The afternoon and evening events will alternate between the First Church and the Second Church, allowing all to attend with ease and to join the choir’s offerings at each location.

Iet Christian Reformed

Furloweh Receives First Award in Months at Home

A furloweh named Grand, living with Mr and Mrs Diman, earned an instructional award at Te Le in Douglas Ariama, marking his first furloweh at home in many months.

Diman Te le Aning Douglas Ariama Exieuy

Vote for Tulip Time attendants final week plan

Campaign winds down for the 1948 Tulip Queen attendants with a coupon voting system. Voters must cast ballots at Van Sittert Store by 6 30 PM Saturday April 24. Eligible are Pella residents aged 17 to 26 with good standing. prior Attendants are ineligible.

van Sittert Lois Vanden Berg Martha van Berkamn Virginia” Kempkes Janet Vande Kieft Mareia Ver Stee Theresa “Wormhoudt Ruth Klein van Sittert’s

Dr Karl Schaefer to Be Guest on Campus Apr 29

The International Relations Club of Central College invites Karl Schaefer to speak on campus about his experiences since fleeing Nazi Germany. He has appeared on Iowa broadcasts and will discuss Peace and Peaces. Exact time to be announced in the Chronicle, likely around 9:00 PM.

Karl Schaefer International Relations Club Central College Pella Germany States University of Town Schacher Iowa IRC Vella Schaefer Nazi Germany Jniss Nvning

Tulip Time Display Seeks Photos for Service Members

People may submit photos of sons fathers brothers or sweethearts now in the service to Mrs. BR. M. Postma at 722 Franklin Street by May 5 for display downtown during Tulip Time.

BR. M. Postma Franklin Street

Public school teachers face limited return and new contracts

Public school teachers on the staff have been re elected and invited to return next year under new contracts due by April 1. Increases of up to 10 percent are noted for some grade teachers. Several vacancies remain as some choose other occupations or accept new contracts. Miss Anne Mackey and Miss Marly plan relocations causing openings. Mrs Welch and Miss Elect Bender may not return.

Anne Mackey Prin Incoln Dorothy Newell Cher Emmetsburg M Marly Waterloo Nikow Ge Cedar Falls Marie Welch Elect Bender Welch WAACS Civil Service Ue Service

Easter Cantata at First Christian Reformed Church

Easter Cantata to be sung at the First Christian Reformed Church on Sunday at 1 o clock. The choir will perform under the direction of Mr Kemp, aiming to avoid conflicting with regular church services.

Kemp

Chronicle Wins High Honors in UPA Contests

The Chronicle receives top recognitions in the UPA events with first and third place awards across categories. Drake University sponsorships and journalistic societies featuring Iowa towns and colleges highlight this distinction.

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Heals for a Number Sings at Christian Reformed Church

A fragment notes a writer Meer at ompanist presenting a piece titled Life Ki id dealing with the Haste story and the blessed fuel of the irrection of Christ. The first Christian Reformed Church welcomes all to attend as they aim to close the day in celebration of the Savior.

Meer Atompanist First Christian Reformed Church

Red Cross Drive Reaches Pella Area Quota

The Red Cross drive in Pella and Polk Townships raised 140 percent of the local quota, totaling 1262 dollars as contributions from Towships including Fifield Red Rock and Cordova areas poured in. Volunteers report strong regional support and an orderly campaign concluding with Carnie Vanden Harman cited for closing the drive.

Red Cross Pella Nirie Sumit Tof Polk Township Fifield Red Rock Cordova Pelle Carnie Vanden Harman

City of Plant torpedoed. chaplain lost at sea

The Navy records show Chaplain Clarke Ve Poling of the First Reformed Church of Schenectady New York and three other chaplains among those aboard the City of Panama City when a Nazi submarine torpedoed the vessel off an Atlantic route. Survivors report the four clergymen stood together on deck as the lifeboats drifted away. The chaplain’s son was reported missing at the time.

Clarke Ve Poling Daniel AL Boling Plant Paling Sebenectady New York Pint Daniel OF Keefe Mtssing Mtssing Came To Dr. Paling

Emblems Sold Saturday for Iowa Children’s Home

The Iowa Children’s Home Society in Pella plans an emblem sale at City Hall on Saturday to fund foster care and adoptions. The group supports about 450 daily, with no new wards from counties that year, and relies on donations and voluntary efforts led by Esther M. Jaquith and local sponsors.

Lowa Scifts Tint Cisplay Solicitors Pkin Ite Atlais Des Moines Esther M. Jaquith

High School Pupils Employed in Local Industries

Pella High students increasingly work part time before and after school in stores farms and homes. Many hold jobs one to two hours daily, while under 16 must have a work permit signed by the superintendent. A U S Employment Bureau rep seeks help recruiting tomato harvest workers for May 7 and the school urges moderation to protect academics.

Pella High School Rosscreen Pelli Superintendent of U. S. Employment Bureau

Store to be staffed by Ottumwa worker during Pella visit

Ray Pella of Pella has left on a month long trip to improve his health at the coast. During his absence the store will be staffed by Mr. Anderson of Ottumwa Iowa. Friends report Pella told them he was not feeling well and sought the sea to regain his health.

Ray Pella Penne Califor

World War Vets Exemption Rules Include Permanent Card

Veterans may still file for exemption with a permanent card, signed before a notary and filed with the County Auditor. A meeting on April in Pella offers aid to file, with warnings that failure to file may deny the exemption. Memorial Day observances and Boys State support details are noted along with Rotary Club contributions.

Lee Vscotity Board of van Veen Weaniee Meainy Canty Myr Hunter Hoey HMR Pella Richard Vanden Iow Legion Jakes Warner Vande Voort Rotary Club Iter

Faculty Members In Recital at the College

Faculty members and guests perform in a recital at Central College in Douwstrie Chapel on April 29. Miss Mary Phillips and Mr and Mrs Carl are listed as performers with a note that Mr Senob makes his first appearance here and Mrs Sena is well known to sing.

Douwstrie Chapel Aly Muisie Mary Phillips Carl Miss Street Central College Senob

Ration timetable outlines stamp validity and deadlines

The document lists multiple War Ration Book No 1 stamps with dates for validity and expiration. It notes April 22 as a meat stamp validity date, April 30 for certain meat and fish stamps, May registration and inventory procedures for retailers, May 21 gasoline stamp changes, May 28A gasoline, June tire inspections, and September fuel oil expiry. It references requirements for menus, price lists, and filing with ration boards.

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