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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1942

Page

3

Faith and War Echo in Oklahoma Home Front Editorial

A wartime column urges perseverance and faith as the nation faces dark hours with defeats offset by belief in divine guidance. It condemns splits over alien residents joining the war effort, notes dangers of carbon monoxide in cars, and cites a Supreme Court ruling on school bus funding to defend church-state separation. The piece contrasts Axis tyranny with American resolve and urges unity in sacrifice.

Browning

Editorial Comment Sigourney Review

In this wartime editorial from the Davis County Republican the writer urges readers to avoid overpreoccupation with war news. He cites cold weather and a local anecdote about a man who stays sane by focusing on daily duties, insisting Britain managed its war strain by routine and steadiness while noting early, unreliable hints from morning reports.

Our Democracy and the Sea’s Gift to Its Sons

A compact reflection ties civic liberty to seafaring heritage, praising the ocean’s role in shaping national character. The passage highlights bravery, commitment to freedom, and resilience amid danger as defining traits passed from maritime tradition to citizens.

Smallpox in Pella Signals Early 1900s Health Fears

The January 24 1900 Pella Blade notes smallpox has entered Pella after months of presence nearby, with no public gatherings allowed and hopes it will be stamped out. Other items include weather praise, a concert crowd, marriage news, a printer’s notice, and debates in Congress over seating a Mormon senator.

Pella Blade Redfield Iowa Aederus Orin Britain A. Vander Meulen Ant Pella Congress Roberts Poot Rock Island Blade Russia Japan Port Arthur Vladivostok Afghanistan British India England Vander Linden

The Dream Is Over and Local News Highlights

A 1912 issue notes an auction of nine hundred acres of Harvey cement land once planned for a million dollar plant, a Des Moines pioneer selling land, and figures such as Ebenezer Erhynsburger and Jon Porter with blood poisoning cases. It also mentions a revival by Second Reformed Church, electrified school buildings, local high school basketball plans, a rock accident at Dillon mine, Guy Churchill hosting a bob party, and deaths of A. Doedyns and Esther Van Zee. The page shows no other local news, indicating an uneventful week.

Erhynsburger Royal Dutch Baby Jon Porter Des Moines Harvey Iowa Itew Herman Rietveld Second Reformed Church Pella Central Academy Pella High Eldon High Lane van Rees Coa Dillon Guy Churchill Monrose A. Doedyns Misa Esther van Zee

Marriage and civic notes from Pella’s 1922 Chronicle

Twenty years ago on January 26 1922 H H Sadler publisher of The Chronicle wed Leena Hunt at the Baptist parsonage with A C Droz officiating. The couple’s first dinner at their East First Street home followed a citywide shout of local events including J M Veenstra’s appointment as chief of police and efforts to attract higher grade films with Maniigoy McQuaid at the Alamo Theater.

H. H. Sadler the Chronicle Leena Hunt Baptist Parsonage A. C. Droz H. P. van Gorp East First Street I. E. Renaud Viewsen Renaud Vanden Berg J. M. Veenstra Pella J. M Federated Club Maniigoy McQuaid Alamo Theater

College aides plan campus facelift and Wilson ideals fund

The article notes Franklin D Roosevelt as chair of a group proposing a foundation to perpetuate Woodrow Wilson's ideals with a one million dollar fund. It mentions college ladies hiring a landscape architect to beautify the campus, and reports Central losing to Parsons 16 to 11 with Flikkema and Ver Steeg as top players. Eddyville High beat Pella High 28 to 20, Andy Butt starring with multiple long shots. The piece also notes a critical illness affecting a man unable to swallow and a photo of FDR as a young appearing figure.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson F.D.R Eddyville High Pella High Andy Butt Pella Eddyville

Smilin' Jack and Local Visits Highlight Prospect Church News

Van Tam and family visited Mr and Mrs Langstraat and Tim Pinte of Men tor Mrs Albert Van s. Tone Gysen called on Mrs MS. Pred Van r Werf and baby visited Mrs Dykens. Den Hartog family from Knoxville and others called on Mrs G Rosma. John Keuning and sister Bertha from Otley also stopped by. Protestant Reform of Oskaloosa will preach for us on Friday, December 16 after noon.

Poll Ex change annual meeting details decade ago

Ten years ago the Ex change annual meeting elected Gerrit Ver Meer and Jacob De Haan as directors. Yearly sales neared 100000 dollars excluding livestock and over 300000 including livestock. County Agent M D Textrum spoke. First consignment of All Star Silver Fox furs sent east. fifty pelts in the lot. The project was two years old. Tunis Van Vark suffered a serious injury from a snapped limb during a tree task, crushing his face. Meat and lard were scarce. pork steak 13 cents, beef steak 20 cents, beef roast 18 cents, lard 8 cents per lb. Mayor T G Fultz, City Clerk A C Ruyper and council members visited Burlington to inspect a turbine for the municipal light plant and toured the water system, dining with Mur Tron Works officials. A Firestone Air Balloon tire ad image showed eight inch cross section tires, balloon tires first made in 1922 but not popular. Centr Flying Dutchmen beat Ames, Drake fieldhouse, and St Ambrose Davenport in conference play. Salveson of Buena Vista led scoring with 54 points, Schnack Central 64, with Commie Muyskens close behind.

Gerrit Ver Meer Jacob de Haan M.D. Textrum Tunis van Vark Schilder Vander Linden T. G. Fultz A.C. Ruyper Burlington Mur Tron Works Firestone Centr Central Commie Muyskens Schnack

Great Man John the Baptist in Luke Lessons

A Sunday School reflection on Luke 1 6 15 17 21 22 praising John the Baptist as a great man in God’s sight. It contrasts human doubt with Abraham’s faith, notes repentance and baptism, and emphasizes the call to holiness, faith, and readiness for revival amid worldly distraction.

Zacharias Elizabeth God Man Tam Abraham

Sermon at Home for the Aged by Reverend Sathhern

Afternoon service at the Home for the Aged featured Rev Geo C Sathhern of the Protestant Reformed Church of Pella delivering a sermon on Hebrews chapters 1 and 2. After prayer and psalm, the pastor preached on faith endurance and the race set before believers with hymn singing and Psalm 119.

Geo. C. Sathhern Pella Paul the Apostle Jesus

Chronicle Clubbing Offers From Local Papers

Old newspaper fragment advertises book and magazine bundles with prices and addresses. Items include Chronicle, Woman's Companion, American Magazine, Garden journals, and homekeeping guides. Bundles quoted at reduced totals, urging readers to purchase through a single address.

Chronicle Woman's Ome Companion Pella Chronicle Pilllers Magazine Omon and Gardens Fella Chine Guid Housekeeping Pella” Chronicle

Many Enlist In Coast Guard Des Moines Urges Fast Enlistment

Samuel M. Surrett of the Des Moines Coast Guard recruiting station says many men answered the call after Pearl Harbor. Training centers are filling quickly but the service is expanding and urgent need for recruits remains. Accepted applicants at the Old Federal Building will be placed on a waiting list until space opens.

Jowans United States Coast Guard Samuel M. Surrett Des Moines Coast Guard Surrett Federal

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