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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

8

WANT AD RATES AND CLASSIFIED OFFERS LISTED

A collage of classified items includes car models from 1927 Chrysler to 1942 Ford, trucks, tires, monuments, washer service, and various farm properties near Monroe Newton Sully Pella Prairie City and other Iowa towns. It mentions monu ments granite at reduced prices New England Granite Works and listings for used vehicles including 1941 Ford 1942 Ford 1941 Chevrolet Master Deluxe.

New England Granite Works Bert Vande Kieft

Found Brindle Heifer Calf Reported Near Leighton

A 400 pound brindle heifer calf has been found and reported near Leighton. The finder is listed as Henry A. Van Roekel. Authorities seek identification to return the animal to its owner.

Henry A van Roekel Leighton

Trucking ad and farm equipment services in Pella area

Local trucking ads offer livestock hauling and coal delivery from mines with contact points in Portville and Pella. A mower sharpening service promises old-hand care and proper equipment, while Gearts Feed Mill advertises portable grinding services with a Pella phone listing.

Pella Iowa

Roorda Family Picnic Notice in Market Pa

The Roorda family picnic is announced to be held in Market, Pennsylvania, on a Friday afternoon in August with details read from an official notice.

Roorda

Otley News Highlights Family Visits and Weather

Otley area residents spent the past week visiting relatives across Iowa. William Vriezlaar traveled to Cheyenne to visit Roy and Mrs. Vriezlaar, while Nellie Van Waardhuizen stayed with her daughter in Pella. Joan Doornebal visited Des Moines relatives, and a Saturday storm caused garden and tree damage though homes remained intact.

Joan Doornebal Des Moines Norman Roby Otley RV. Hawk Spe Wima Verna Vande Kieft Lakeanoki Iowa Christian Church Youth Fellowship Conference Knoxville Albert Dykstra Helen Near Monroe John Vanden Board Pfe John C. Davis Oskaloosa Idle Mahaska Oxkiloo Davis Henry Ryke Sam Oskato M Tukker John .Tuker John Georsetry Henry Intveld Ae Dyvis

Wartime price controls widen civilian food rations

The War Administration announced reduced per capita weekly civil rations for direct purchases of fats and oils, with indirect allowances for restaurant meats and bakery items. Food prices and the cost of living fell slightly, while home canners face health warnings on chemical preservatives. Storage for potatoes is planned, and a twine supply boost supports harvests. Shoe production and tire quotas see increases and adjustments under wartime controls.

Pearl Harbor US Department of Labor U.S. Department of W.G. Campbell Federal Food and Drug Administration War Department WPB Hh County War Board WPR OPA Office of Rubber Director

Local dinner guests and visits listed in Newton area

Reasner and Brooke families with Billy and Pete Bowald hosted at the Joh den Ba and M ad child Cornice te aind Abe De Zwarte and children in Newton. Keen transferred to Iowa City to work as a bookkeeper at Cadet Hospital. Visits include Norman Rebus Jan Pella John Vanden Raymond Rebus and Mrs Arnold Verison in Newton, Harry Vanden Bershon midweek, Charles Va Kolk’s visit to Anna De Le and Monroe, Robus family at Abraham Roxaard home, detasseling girls at Martin Hiemstra farm caught in a storm, Clarence Slocum family from Rock Island visited, and Raymond Robus now addressed Raymond EB Robus G1) South Iowa City Iowa.

Reasner Brooke Billy Newton Pete Bowald Cornice Abe de Arnold Ver Harry Vanden Bersh Charles Va Kolk Anna de le Monroe Norman Rolus Joan Doornebal Robus Abraham Roxaard Martin Hiemstra

Town and Farm In Wartime Third War Loan Drive

Wartime drive aims for fifteen billion dollars as President Roosevelt proclaims the Third War Loan. He urges greater sacrifice and cooperation, saying funding is crucial until victory is won. Army Photo Service will project Sicily invasion images by similar radio transmission from the South Pacific theater. Signal Corps personnel are in Australia preparing the new service. Supplies of fats and oils appear in the text.

Roosevelt Army Sicily South Pacific War Department U. S. Army Signal Corps Australia

Town Crier musings from a Marine recruit on Paris Island

Don L. Davis writes from Paris Island about the second class of college graduates training with the Marine Corps. He lists fellow athletes from Georgia Tech Notre Dame Wisconsin Oregon State and Oklahoma and notes rifle range drill close order and bayonet training. He describes meals training and the goal of becoming a second lieutenant after ten weeks with a wish for prayers for Pella friends including Koffie Klots.

Frankie Sinkwick Georgia ‘Tech Bob Dove Notre Dam Pat Harden University of Wiconsin Norm Peters Oregon State Detroit Oklahoma Teeland

Pella race views amid college views clash in city letter

A Central College student writer argues that Detroit fashion and city barriers reflect broader racial tensions. She notes Pella's resistance to hosting people of color and describes local conversations about race, friendship, and inclusion across the town and college. The piece urges open dialogue and brotherly actions to reduce prejudice.

Central College Santhier Lee Amet Thenext Detroit Pella Polla Central College Convancit Shir Howe Iit CGBE

Race and prejudice in Willow Row playgrounds and neighbors

A reflective piece argues against racial slurs and fear of Black neighbors. It contrasts crude violence with condemnation of bigotry, sharing a personal anecdote of children, Jerry and Bete, becoming friends after an introduction. It notes Willow Row playground lessons and champions race harmony through inclusive example.

Willow Row Exis Rights Jerry Bete Jaye Pella Alma Grayee van Oqenen

Record Chickens Raised in Iowa This Year

Iowa reports a record number of chickens raised on farms this year, up 16 percent from last year to around a GOYST thousand head. Leslie M. Carl, director, notes hatchery capacity extended the season through June, with 95 percent of chickens coming from hatcheries, the highest proportion on record.

Leslie M. Carl Towa Suta Delath

Onion Leaf Pruning Affects Storage and Nutrition

The passage warns against cutting back leaves on onions or other vegetables as it reduces food production. It notes thickened necks from trimmed leaves worsen storage and advises keeping flower heads cut and using parsley in stews and meats. It mentions vitamins A and C and iron as nutrients.

How to Hold False Teeth More Firmly in Place

Fragments describe a denture aid called FASTERTIC or pasting slides to the denture plate to prevent slipping while eating or talking. The ad mentions alkaline paste and terms like denture breath and comfort, urging readers to buy at drug stores.

Pastertie

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