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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1946

Page

6

National Farm Institute in Des Moines February 15 16

Top leaders from industry agriculture and labor headline the Eighth Annual National Farm Institute in Des Moines February 15 and 16 under the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce spouse Agricultural Committee. Notables include Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson and FAO Director General Sir John Orr.

National Farm Institute Des Moines Spouse Agricultural Committee Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Clinton P. Anderson U.S John Orr Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Paul Hoffman Committee For ‘Economic Development National Farm Midwest Research Kansas City Missouri Yness J. Wick Labor Statistics Washington, D.C Institute Kirk Fox

Good Farm Prices Seen For First Half of 1946

Iowa State College economists foresee demand for farm products in early 1946 about on par with 1945 and farm prices staying high. Although people earn less, they will spend similarly on farm goods. taxes drop and savings ease. Exports fall for farm products but total exports remain above prewar levels. A slowdown and price decline are expected in the second half as incomes shrink.

Iowa State College

Marion County 4 H Organization Expands to 17 Clubs

The Marion County 4 H program begins the year with 17 organized clubs, nine home economics and eight farm project groups. Twenty four members lead committees for boys and girls, with 16 men and 17 women among officials. Current enrollment sits at 185 with 98 girls and 88 boys. Membership drives start immediately as the club year began October 1, requiring a completed application and project commitment from new members.

Marion County Howard Smith Don Livingston Myron Nollen Ernest Warrick Clifford Harvey Lester Rankin Ray Cline A. L. Dykstra James C, Hollan Ellis Metcalf Bryan Karr Smith

Visits to the Home for the Aged Highlight Local Social Ties

A dense list of names from Sully Leighton Osceola Monroe and nearby towns visit residents of the Home for the Aged. Frequent family clusters appear, including the De Jong Langstraat Den Hartog and Van Gorp families, alongside remarks on visits by spouses children and grandchildren.

Andrew Versendaal Marie Dorothy Joan Adrian Sully Clarence van Sant Scarsboro William van Arkel Killduff Wilma van Zee Leighton Dirk Geenen Martin de Jong John de Jong Peoria P. de Jong Dirk Rietveld Des Moines Anne de Bruin B.ceman Peter Pol R. Kuiper Peter van Ham Bert den Burger Peter de Jong Leendert Langstraat Abe den Hartog Sam den Hartog John den Hartog Melvin van Zee Melvin den Hartog Henry den Hartog C. den Hartog Sam Fopma John Sterk John de Vries Dick Hugen Henry Hugen Peter Rus Bertha Brummel Otley Jensen Monroe C. Blom Oskaloosa Dries Blom Andringa Kempenaar Andrew van Houweling Gerrit Vander Wal John Keuning G. Bosma Minnie Rillihan Nancy Hiemstra Ed van Gorp Wm. Rempe Lester van Haaften Joe Vanden Berg Marjorie Johnnie G. W. den Hartog Walter Ver Dught Dorothy Ver Dught W. den Hartog Marie Brand Delmar Shultz

Religious Music Recording Project At University Of Town

Croatian songs and Jewish hymns will be recorded for the University of Town collection in the school of religion. Dr. Marcus Bach and Prof. Addison Alspach handle Croatian parts at Rathbun, while singers from Zion Synagogue Sioux City assist Jewish recordings. The original records go to the Library of Congress. Over 20 religious groups have contributed in two years.

School of Religion Marcus Bach Addison Alspach Rathbun Zion Sioux City Library of Congress

Town Crier Earl Atkins Moves In At Baptist Parsonage

In a local note Earl Atkins moves into the Baptist parsonage with preacherlike earmarks and garlic habits prompting a playful street talk about stability. The column recalls Fremont visits, past jokes, inflation musings, and reflections on job tenure and virtue.

Earl Atkins Baptist Parsonage Earl Broadway Baptists

Discharged Lt Joe Woods Honored Air Force Veteran

Santa Ana California January 8 1st Lt Joe Woods husband of Nadine Reed 226 Carson Pella Iowa was honorably discharged from the separation base. He served 14 months in the Saipan Okinawa campaigns with the 7th Air Force earning the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters and the Asiatic Pacific Theater ribbon with four battle stars. The War Department praised his service and the Commanding General of the SAAAB noted Air Force members will lead in peace as in war.

Santa Ana Calif Joe Woods Nadine Reed Carson Pella Iowa Army Air Forces Woods Army Saipan Okinawa 7Th Air Force War Department SAAAB AAT

Soldier Addresses and Unit Assignments Listed

A list shows Pvt. Raymond De Zwarte with 37688212 of F 17th Cav Recon Sq APO 78 and Pvt. Arthur Van Weelden of 6th Traffic Reg Group APO 403, with post office designations in New York. Also mentions Co. Arie A. Van Weelden of Co. C 27th Eng. Bn APO 713 and a Postmaster in Jancisco, California.

Raymond de Zwarte P.M New York N.Y Arthur van Weelden APO New York, N. Y

Revenge in Barracks Sugar Scene

A colonel notices a long queue of men outside the stables. Mitch holds sugar and jokes about a recruit loving animals. The recruit replies that the horse receiving sugar is the regiment’s pet, and that the horse is the one that kicked the sergeant.

Mitch

Marion County Women Plan Homemakers Day Attendance

Marion county women plan to attend Homemakers Day at Town State College on February 12 during Farm and Home Week. Speakers include HH W Vickers from Kansas State College and author Nora Waln with talks on housing, remodelling, and world peace. Attendance limited to 600. reservations via County Extension Office.

Marion County Town State College HH. W. Vickers Kansas State College Manhattan Kansas Nora Waln House of Exile China Germany England Miss Waln

Slate new type Iowa corn show pivots to education

For nearly 40 years the Iowa Corn Show at Iowa State College will end competitive judging in 1943 and switch to a noncompetitive educational exhibit during Farm and Home Week February 11 14. The event will be sponsored by the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association and held in the Agricultural Hall rotunda after long use of the Armory.

Towa Towa State College Ames Town Corn Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association Agricultural Tall

History of corn featured in this year's show

The program includes a corn history display plus sections on corn feed certification state corn yield test breeding sweet corn popcorn germination tests uses of corn soil fertility and soil conservation.

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