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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1943

Page

5

Ninety Men Attend Income Tax Meeting for Farm Night School

The Farm Night School held its first meeting Monday evening with about ninety farmers in attendance to discuss income tax. Three qualified speakers, including Mart Heere ma, Internal Revenue Representative, Verlo Ver Dught, and Ralph Ver Mver, led the discussion. A follow up session on December 6 will cover poultry and egg production as a major income source this year. Attendance is invited for the 7:15 PM Monday gathering.

Nigt School Geat Adanice Mart Heerema Internal Revenue Verlo Ver Dught Ralph Ver Mver

Teacher Granted Leave of Absence by School Board

Mrs. Elaine Latta a dramatics and English teacher at Pella High School received a leave of absence to join her husband in Florida. Substitute Mrs. Joan Hayskar, a speech major with English minor, holds a B.A. from Albion College and has three years teaching at Bangor Michigan, plus summer work at universities in Michigan and Chicago.

Elaine Latta Pella High School Board of Education Florida Joan Hayskar Hayskar Concord Michigan Albion College Bay View University of Michigan Northwestern University Chicago

Little Dutch to Play Oskaloosa Friday Night

Coach Lloyd Gragy brings Pella's Little Dutch to their first home game Friday night against Al Leitch’s Oskaloosa squad. The team, rebuilding after losing all 1943 lettermen, features rising from last year’s B squad and freshmen likely to see action in the reserve and main games. Reserve starts at 7:00, main game around 8:00.

Lloyd Gragy Pella Oskaloosa al Leitch Nevada a _ruch Newton Frida Bill Lankelma Ray Rouw Paul Lents Keith and Willis Tait Peter van Gorp Ralph Heerema Shot Vos Gordon Nesbit John Shephard Bob Poppen Jack Fisk John Hesse

Soldier Addresses and Censorship in War News

Relatives are urged to submit overseas service addresses but editors omit unit details to avoid aiding the enemy. Full domestic addresses may be published, while overseas ones are censored. The piece notes Kenneth Duryee’s family tragedy with two sons lost in a barn fire and Loren’s bone disease treatment.

The Chronicle Kenneth Duryee McIntire Loren

Killed in Action Lieutenant Bernstein’s Death Shocks Pella

A Chicago contact informed Mr and Mrs Brom that their former ward Lieutenant M Bernstein son of A Bernstein of Chicago was killed in action in Italy on November 4 He was born in 1910 in Pella attended the University of Minnesota and often visited Pella before his enlistment on March 9 1941 He served six weeks in Italy and had been living with the Broms after his mother’s death and had called them mamma The Berns formerly resided at 727 W Sweet Place Chicago The Broms were deeply affected by his loss.

Bernstein M. Bernstein Maly Pella Brom Berns Wittersweet Place Chicagro Tieutenant Italy University of

Nurse Corps recruitment talk at Central College by Mrs Weller

Mrs Louise Welle of Charles T Miller Hospital St Paul MN will visit Central College on Monday December 6 to recruit for the US Cadet Nurse Corps. The talk covers free tuition maintenance uniforms and stipend to qualify students who vow to serve during the war. Weller, back from marriage, heads nursing at her hospital and has publicized the Minnesota School of Nursing.

Charles T. Miller St. Paul Minnesota Central College

Dr Raymond J Drukker to visit Central Campus Dec 5 10

Contra College brings Dr Raymond J Drukker director of Annville Institute to central campus December 4 through 10 to aid Religious Emphasis Week. He will speak at First Reformed Church Sunday morning December 5 and at Second Reformed Church Wednesday evening December 8. The schedule includes chapel talks daily and meetings with volunteers Y M C A and WoC groups culminating in a candlelighting consecration service Friday afternoon.

Contra College Raymond J. Drukker Annville Institute Annville Kentucky Dru Second Reformed Church Dr. Drukker Winn Wyk

Schools Strive For 5000 Goal In Stamp Sales

War stamp drive at Pella High shows continued student interest. Total sales reach 2828.40 with room 104 junior group leading at 222.10, sophomore home room 20 at 190.45, and room 02 junior group at 147.05. Webster building totals 572.06 and Lincoln 693.80.

Pella High Webster Building Lincoln

Future of nursing in war and postwar roles discussed

The article notes the first women to go overseas with the armed forces include Army nurses and other service members. It highlights student nurses entering service before graduation, freeing graduate nurses for overseas or domestic hospital work, and describes expanding postwar opportunities in public health, education, government, and specialized fields with wartime and public discussions planned.

Army Wacs WAVES SPARS Marines U. S. Public Health Service U. S Bureau of Indian Affairs U. S. Veterans Administration Vs. Weller

Distinguished Visitor Mrs Clark Speaks At Dow Pel

Mrs Clark wife of Tr Kk, commander of the Sth I, lectures at Dow Pel as a distinguished visitor to Central College and Will tonight. Her talk When the Boys Come Home draws crowds, with photos from General Clark’s staff and extracts from his letters. Tickets and season passes sold at Douwstra Chapel. season tickets priced 2.60 and single lecture 0.50.

Anight Central College Ane Clark Tr Kk Sth I Dowpel Ing Clark General Clarke Clarks Bill West Point Ann Douwstra Chapel Mark W. Clark U.S. Sth Army Italy

Kiwanis Hear Pastor Talk on Thanksgiving

The Kiwanis Club at GAS in the American Legion Building hosted about fifty members and six visitors on November 23. After dinner by the Auxiliary, a brief business session elected the 1943 officers, followed by Rev. Louis Jacobson’s speech on The Support of Churches and the Church Aims. He stressed Thanksgiving spirit and church aims to Tend, guide, and seek freedom. Visitors praised the club and expressed interest in attending again.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Agaain Louis Jacobson Jacobson

Hotel Pella Now The Bus Depot

Effective December 1 the Int state Company bus depot moves from Central Park Cafe to Hotel Pella. AW buses now stop there with John Gerol as the ascent and service will run twenty four hours daily. An advertisement in this issue carries the statement.

Int State Company Central Park Cafe Hotel Pella John Gerol

Messiah Chorus Meeting at Central College Chapel

Attention to all orchestra and chorus members. Meeting called for 2:00 PM Sunday at Douwstra Chapel on Central College campus. Also notes Joseph Sehneberger, 85, continues his hunting hobby with son Hugo. last week they pheasant hunted and he bagged a limit.

Central College Douwstra Chapel Axe Joseph Sehneberyamar Hugo Sehneberger Iowa City

United War Fund Drive Falls Short

The drive ended November 20 with Lake Prairie at 897.83 and Summit 548.75 from house calls, plus 199 and 182 from letter responses. About 500 Lake Prairie families averaged two dollars. several gave five to ten dollars, one fifty. A second appeal urges remaining donors to contribute now. Tunis Kempkes, Chairman.

Lake Prairie Summit L. P Jurgent Tunis Kempkes

Income Tax Man Coming to Pella December 6 7

A government official will visit Pella to provide income tax return assistance on Monday and Tuesday December 6 and 7 at the City Office and at the court house for county residents. The Iowa Trust & Savings Bank Building will host out of town visits as needed.

Pella United States Hiternal Des Moines

Scrap Metal Drive Expands in County Community

Chairman HP Johnson reports further scrap metal collection since the last November update. Waeeht Lauber Co provided a truck for half a day, with local farmers and volunteers listing numerous supporters. Donors supplied trucks, tires, and vehicles to the junk pile, including families like Vander Linden and Klein, and many neighbors across the township.

HP. Johnson Waeeht Lauber Co Toth G. Klein LC. Donatas Hiers Vander Linden J. Bloodswerth Delle Men TW. Klein G.C. van Nder Ud. van Kuiper Asg. Klin Lol Vark W. J Klein Dirk Schippers Dick Synhorst Wennie Kietveld J.D. Synhorst Ariel Toom M. van Zante Doe Ted Piren Rue Hie Albert Catyn Robert Crum Dan Troogenakker Atherine de Koning Mis Has Dennis Donai Wormhoudt & Son Doe Stientjes John Braatt Sehiehout & Popma

Names of Pella Folks Over 80 Years of Age

The Pella Weekblad resumes after a pause with a request to list residents who turned eighty or older in the past year and those who passed away. Editor emeritus Vander Meulen will compile, inviting all eighty plus or known neighbors to submit names to the Chronicle office or mail to C. Me Vander Meulen, 11% West Second Street, Pella. Names of everyone over forty are also requested.

Pella Weekblad Weekblad Vander Meulen Pella Cele der Meulen Ui Chronicle

Wartime Ration Coupons Notice

Ration details cover gasoline for east coast states and Tn outside area, with A K and A Y coupons, good through February 8 or later dates. Food stamps include brown and green stamps with various through dates, book numbers, and issuance dates noted for meat, fats, processed foods, and footwear.

East Coast

T. T. T. Club Women Seek Used Toys For Christmas

The T. T. T. Club Women request good used toys for distribution at Christmas to brighten a local child's holiday in Pella. Please leave donations at Tysseling's Shoe Store.

T. T. T. Club T. T.T Pella Tysseling Shoo

Committees Seek Help for Keen Corn Poultry Show

Committees from the Mella Chamber of Commerce and the Pella Poultry Improvement Association urge farm families to enter corn grain and poultry entries next weekend. The event, in the White Way Auto storage building on Main Street, features new Breeder Classes judged for utility and value, with $25 War Bonds from local banks for top pullets and liberal prizes. MB. Mowe of Cedar Falls will judge poultry as entries grow and the project aims to boost local corn and poultry production.

Mella Chamber of Commerce Pella Poultry Improvement Association Pella National Bank Marion County State Bank MB. Mowe Cedar Falls Iowa

Third Annual Calvinist Bible Conference in Pella

Thursday December 9 a large Bible conference for local Christian Reformed youth features Rev. D J H Walters of Grand Rapids as main speaker. Sessions begin 9:00 am and continue through the day at First Church. topics cover Beholding God in the Scriptures Lord in the Gospels and Christian Youths Timely and Unique Prayer with a question box in the evening.

Central Ave Holland Michiscan Walters Chr. Reh

Syrian immigrant shares wartime life and American journey

On Wednesday November 24 at 3 PM Salem Rizk spoke to high school and grades students about his childhood in Syria, the terror of World War I, and his five year wait for an American passport. He described adapting to U.S. life, and presented his book A Syrian Yankee to Georgia Van Gorkum for the school.

Salem Rizk Mr. Rizk Syria America Land of

Pella Christian Hears Mayor Frush

Mayor Frush spoke to the Pella Christian School citizenship class on municipal government. He outlined the city departments and law making, and students learned current officeholders as they showed strong interest in future programs of this nature.

Mayor Frush Pella

Sale Dates For Rural Auctions In Early December

A sequence of auction dates lists Gerrit Vande Kieft near Otley, H and W Robbins near Rose Hill, Phil Olivier Estate household goods, Dick Boguard near Pella, Will Jansen near Sully, C Vanden Berg Fifield, Maxwell Carnahan near Pella, Albert De Joode near Pella, John De Prenger near Leighton, Henry De Jong near Olivet. Dates span December through February with locations indicating northwest of several towns.

Gerrit Vande Kieft Otley H, & W. Robbins Rose Hill Phil. Olivier Estate Dick Boguard Pella Will Jansen Sully C. Vanden Berg Fifield Maxwell Carnahan Albert de Joode John de Prenger Leighton Henry de Jong Olivet

Also Mentioned on This Page

Will Mrs A. Bernstein Mlinois Lieutena Louise Weller Mrs. Louise Welle R. B. Drukker Marion County Tuberculosis Association D. C. Renaud Chrimas Wiestington Mel Chirk Keesera Ragland Kiwanis Messiah Chorus United War Fund Hort Prairie Pella City Chamber of Commerce and Poultry Ass Church Bible Conference Pella Christian High School James Brass Dorothy Wittenbury Marion Vos R. H. Huan Peoria D. H. Walters Pella Christian Frush
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