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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1944

Page

5

Bond Drive Reaches 112 Percent of Quota in Pella Otley District

The Pella Otley district reports War Bond sales surpassing quotas with 112 percent in Pella and 121 percent in KE bonds. Pledges totaled 271 361 25 for city wards and 72 665 for Lake Prairie area, extending the campaign to February 26. Banks and post office praised for aiding the effort.

Pella-Otley State War Finance Committee Pella Post ‘Olive Jig Aistriet Iso Pella City Lake Prairie Summit Township North Lake Prairie Elmer Nollen Scum'l. P G. Tusseling Otley and Summit Two P. van Hemert Chm Summit Pella Defense Council

Central College Drama Dept to Present Craig's Wife

The Central College drama department will stage Craig's Wife at Douwstra Chapel on February 26 at 8 15 pm directed by Miss Virginia Van Gorp. Veterans Martha McCain and Ronald Rosenberg return as Harriet and Philip Craig with a strong supporting cast led by Carolina Everts and Eleanor Vos.

Craig Broadway Hollywood Douwstra Chapel Central College Drama Department Virginia van Gorp Martha McCain Ronald Rosenberg The Valiant Harriet Philip Craig Carolina Everts University of Dubuque Ethel Sam Allen

Pella Airways Cadets Rated Sixth Among U S Flight Schools

A report by George J. Hansen owner of Pella Airways shows the average grade of cadets at Pella Airways was 3.37, ranking sixth among U S flight schools. The study covered maneuvers from take-off to spins, with 26 Piper Cub and nine Navy N3N-3A planes used for training. Instructors include Earl Pohlman chief and Virgil Vander Linden assistant chief, among others.

George J. Hansen Pella Airways Naval Aviation United States Pella Airway Earl Pohlman Robert Nemmers Virgil Vander Linden

Legion Hosts County Men and Women Tuesday Evening

County legions and auxiliary members from across the area gather at Legion Hall next Tuesday evening February 22 for a joint meeting. State Commander Charles Logan of Keokuk will speak, with introduces and short talks from Mrs. Roy Pell, Commander FP Karl Bean, and Miss Cleave Le. Robert Brittell will bring his high school pep band to add military and festive air to the event.

Men of the Legson Women of the Auxiliary Legion Hall Charles Logan Keoka Roy Pell Marshalltown Iowa Auxiliar Karl Bean Ames Miss Cleave le Redfield 6Th District Robert Brittell

Washington Banquet Tuesday at Jordan Hall

Central College hosts the annual George Washington banquet in Jordan Hall with a 6:00 dinner and 8:00 organ recital by Carl Weinrich. Central YMCA and YWCA sponsors invite students and cadets through a dating bureau. tickets are 65 cents or $1, available at Tynseling’s, the college treasurer, or from Ralph Ten Clay, Jean Harder, or Lillian Ellen.

Central College Washington Central Cell Ymca YWCA George and Martha Central Pella

Snowy total in Pella, 0.41 inch. cold snap hits 14 below

In Pella total snowfall reached 0.41 inch with the lowest reading of 14 degrees below zero on the 12th. H. K. Pals notes the extreme cold as a defining feature of the period.

Pella H. K. Pals

Legion and Auxiliary to Hold Social Evening

Commander John De Prenger and Auxiliary President Mrs Agnes Weyerse invite all Legion and Auxiliary members to an evening full of refreshment, visiting, and getting acquainted at the Legion meeting. The event is aimed at a successful social gathering with members serving refreshments.

Legion Pella John de Prenger Agnes Weyerse Legion and Auxiliary

Little Dutch Top Albia 29 to 24 in Close Game

Pella High the Little Dutch squeezed past Albia Friday night for a 29 to 24 basketball win. Pete Van Gorp and Chuck Vander Ploeg sparked the offense while Carl Gauss anchored the defense in a nip and tuck contest.

Pella Albia Pete van Gorp Chuck Vander ‘Ploeg Carl Gauss Little

Organ Recital To Follow Banquet At Ashinton College

Organ recital to follow a banquet on Tuesday February 22 at Ashinton College campus. Donwstra Chapel hosts Carl Weinrich the evening begins at 8:00. Special arrangements available for non season ticket holders to attend banquet and recital. Tickets for both events are $1.00 and on sale at Tyswline's Shoe Store or by phone.

Ashititon Donwstra Carl Weinrich Ohgin Epelitin Tyswline Collesce Creative

Drake Edges Central In Last Minute Rally

Drake fought back from a 18 15 halftime deficit to tie 39 all after Bergman was ejected, then Edling scored the winning shot with five seconds left as Drake upended Central 41 to 39. Weaver led Central with seven baskets and one free throw, Braught scored six for Drake.

Stral Drake Idling Central Braught of Edling

HAYING MACHINERY APPLICATION CLOSING MARCH FIRST

Marion County AAA chairman reminds readers that March 1 closing date applies to all haying machinery. Bring cream tickets for sales payments. payments will be made on tickets from October through January that have not yet been presented.

Hooper Marion County Aaa Yone

Plan 60 Mile Extension to Pella REA Line

The annual Petla Co operative Association meeting at Logdon highlighted a proposed sixty mile extension to the REA line this summer. About 560 farm homes are served. the line totals 210 miles with 1700 farmers petitioning for service. Elections filled three and two year terms on the board, and tax legislation affecting REA lines was discussed.

Pella Rea Petla Co-operative Logdon Rea John Boot Anthony ‘Tysseling Chamber of Commerce Dd. Labbers Rooto J. Vander Clay Barnett Marion County Dick Ver Ploeg H. de Vander Werff Fred Richardson Kellogs Iowa Gradus Ver Ploes Earl Wisdom Des Moines Monroe Johanna Rouwenhorst Jascob Rozendaal Marion Hammer Newton Hammer M Hanmer Patro

Knights in Armor program at Christian Reformed Church

Herb Plambeck of Station WHO will talk about his trip overseas. The Knights in Armor, a young men’s society of the Christian Reformed Church, sponsors a program Thursday evening February 2 at 8:00 at the church. The main feature is a number from Pella’s Family Album with scenes, singing, and readings by Hetty de Vande Geest. Other participants include the Choral Society under Mr T. Kempkes. The public is invited for an evening of Christian entertainment and fellowship.

Knights In Armor Young Men's Society The Chrisian Reformed Church Pella Hetty de Vande Geest Choral & Pty T. Kempkes

World Day of Prayer Observed by Pella Churches

The women of the churches in the Pella Community will observe the World Day of Prayer gathering at the Second Reformed. The service invites all to join as the bell tolls and two minutes of quiet reflect on suffering of women and children, war, and leaders, with focus on Allied nations and the homeland.

Pella

Central to Play Ta Wesleyan Here Friday Evening

The Central and Town Wesleyan game, moved from Thursday Feb 17 to Friday, features men from their war training school. A right good game is expected. don't miss it.

Central Wesleyan Town Wesleyan

Famous organist Carl Weinrich to play here February 22

Renowned organist Carl Weinrich will give a recital at Do chapel on February 22 at 8:00 PM. The program, praised by critics, comes after his teaching roles at Wellesley College and the Dalcroze School, with past performances for major orchestras and praise from Time and the New York Times. Tickets are cheap.

Carl Weinrich Inington Washington Jordan Ial Weinrich Bach New York Times Time Magazine Scribner's Magazine United States Canada Europe Wellesley College Dalcroze School New York City Organ

Farmers welcomed at Chamber event at Legion Hall

Men of the Chamber of Commerce host farmers next Monday at 7 30 pm in Legion Hall. No dinner this year, but light refreshments after the meeting. Speaker will be Herbert Plambeck WHO Des Moines farm editor sharing overseas experiences. Certificates awarded to Night School graduates. Tickets 25 cents. buy for yourself and a farmer friend.

Chamber of Commerce Legion Hall Herbert Plambeck Station Who Des Moines Plambeck Iowa Bureau The Farmers Union the Grange Future Farmers of America Plumbeck Scott County Scott County Iowa State College England Scotland Ireland Wales Ministry of Information Plambeek Chamber Tysseling

Thinks America Need Have No Fear Of The Russians

Dy. Richard Struna spoke at the Artist Recital series on the college campus about Russia’s aims and progress since World War I. He argued democracies and Russia share educational and developmental goals, urged trust, and suggested postwar spheres of influence for Russia including the Balkans and Finland. He warned Poland may face boundary adjustments as Russia asserts power.

Richard Struna Russia Altho Struna United States Mexico Trotsky Rusia Finland Balkans Poland

Students Tell Rotary About Their Own Land

The International Relations committee hosted a Rotary program at Central College featuring Panamanian students Francisco Bello Carlos Arosemens Moises Restrepo and Hermes Rosas. They described Panama agriculture education and the push for modernization as they pursue English studies and plans to attend Ames for agricultural engineering.

Committee On International Relations Rotary Central College Tysseling Francisco Bello Carlos Arosemens Moises Restrepo Hermes Rosas Panama Pella

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. F. Dykstra P. Steenhoek Ben Kuyk Y. T. van Niewaal Pella Airways School F. Earl Beaneth District G. Washington Jordan Hall Roy Pell Pres Co-operative Electric Ass Herb Plambeck Reformed Church World Day of Prayer America R. Struna Mr. Restrepo United
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