Last Night School Meeting Highlights Tax Topics
The Farm Sight School’s tenth meeting in the Vocational Agriculture Department Monday drew about a full group. Tunis Klein explained income tax issues while Q and others discussed credits and deductions. The session marked the year’s final regular meeting, with a planned February machinery repair session and a Night School Banquet to be announced.
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Farm Sight School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Kiree
Yeu Tunis Klein
Sroup
Infantile Paralysis Fund Drive Plans For Jasper County
Mr. M R Hammer Jr of Newton chairs the Jasper County Infantile Paralysis campaign. The drive uses Dime Cards for donations with 50 percent staying in the county and 50 percent going to the National Foundation. A banquet is planned with moving pictures and tickets listed at local spots. event details and venues are named.
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M. Ro Hammer, Jr
Newton
Chaiman
Jasper County
The
Chronicle
Sully
Galesburg
Beastier
Dusper County
M. R. Hammer
Wc Building
Noton
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
W. K. Niemann
Des Moines
Baxter
A. Armstrong
Colfax
Joe Wresh
John Davis
Kelog
James D. Roth
Oliver L. Mulford
Athur Allee
Macy
Albert Toms
Monroe
Charles Hoagland
Ulric Clevenger
Newbury
Dale Harrington
Praisrie City
D.C. Norris
Oliver Wiserhot
Family photos asked for window displays in town
The committee asks wives mothers and sisters who have pictures of the boys to bring them to John Goedhart at the barber shop. Mrs Goedhart acting president will place the photos in the windows.
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John Goedhart
Dutch radio broadcasts listed for Willards in Holland
From Willard C Wiehers of Holland Michigan a notice invites listeners to radio broadcasts including NBC segment March of Time with Van Mook Overseas Territories guest on Thursday. Shortwave listeners may hear Dutch language broadcasts daily at 432 PM EW over WRUL Boston on January 25 and 30 meter bands with additional 25 and 31 meter band broadcasts to the West Indies and South America at 6 45 PM EWT.
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Willard C. Wiehers
Holland
Mich i
Nictor
Herlands
Invs
Ms -NBC_ network
van Mook
Overseas Territories
WRUL
Boston
West Indies
South America
Parents to get dental cards this week
Parents of public school children will receive a report this week detailing dental extensions carried out recently by the school health service. The report will be sent home by the oldest child and used by families to arrange necessary follow up with their family dentist.
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Fred Bosveld
Loras Topspled Dutchmen From Conference Lead
Loras handed Central College a conference defeat on their home floor as the Duhawks defense clamped down. Sadowski sparked the visitors with steady scoring while Kunnert controlled the boards and limited Central’s attempts. Final: Loras led 45 to 28 at intermission and dominated the second half.
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Loras
Duhawks
Foot
Kunnert
Uwotems
Sadowski
Central
Larson
Birthday Ball Friday at Legion Hall Sponsored by Auxiliary
The Birthday Ball Friday, sponsored by the Auxiliary, will be at the Legion Hall. Admission is 60 cents for single. proceeds benefit a worthy cause. The Morgan Stearn Orchestra from Oskaloosa will provide music.
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Legion Hall
Morgan Stearn
Oskaloosa
Resignation Note From County Clerk J Rex Weddle
J Rex Weddle announces resignation as County Clerk and thanks friends in Pella and vicinity for courtesies. He says it has been a privilege and honor to serve as public servant and trusts his work met the community’s approval.
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Pella
J. Rex Weddle
Assessors Adopt New Farm Machinery Schedule Guidelines
County Auditor Rouse Hunter issues revised farm equipment depreciation rules for 1 January valuations. New schedule sets 60 percent depreciation for aged assets, lists yearly percentages, and caps value at $400 after five years. Farm combines and threshers require separate listing. home use exemptions limited.
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Rouse Hunter
Yale
Cour
Wits
Rouse
Hunter County
Little Dutch to Meet Indians Friday Night
Little Dutch face the Indians in a Friday night South Central conference showdown on the home court. Both teams hold strong conference records with Indianola unbeaten while Pella has two or three losses, and past matchups show a closely contested series. A curtain raiser features Pella Christian against Little Dutch reserves at 7 00 p.m with the Pep Band and flute corps providing halftime entertainment.
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India F
Guasy
Hap” Miller
Warren County Five
Indianola
Pella
Peltral Co
Vella
Ind
Flue Corps
County Clerk Resigns in Marion County
J Rex Weddle resigns as Clerk of the Court effective March 15 and will join Town Farm Mutual Insurance, headquarters in Des Moines. Deputy Jack B Carpente to fill unexpired term. Weddle praised for efficiency. Mrs Walter Verought returns home from Illinois after ten day visit. Den Besten family mourns newborn loss on January 8.
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J. Rex Weddle
Marion County
Town Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Des Moines
County Board of Superviors
Jack B. Carpente
Weddler
Weddle
Walter Verought
Otley
Neal den Besten
South Holand
Illinois
Bestens
Horn
Legion Scrap Drive totals 190 dollars at January meeting
The American Legion Post at Memorial Hall reviewed scrap sales raising 190.14 dollars to fund Christmas gifts for servicemen. Surplus funds and pending scrap sale proceeds were discussed, with Adjutant authorized to earmark money for future use and tickets to Des Moines events arranged. A program of war films followed the meeting.
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American Legion Post
Memorial Hall
John Hackett
Salvaice Committee
Sion
Postatties Department
Pella
U.S
Legion
Knoxville
Henry Vande
Warner Rk
Vanity Wi van Sittert
Des Moin
Peloru
Des Moines
S Society
Furthy Seaf
Chin
Des Ual
Peland
Fespe
Central College Routs Lena Weste In Home Win
Central College men rebounded from a loss to Loras to defeat Lena Weste 82 to 39 on Tuesday night at home. Wesleyan led 25 19 at halftime, then surged after four minutes to break the 27 27 tie and pull away. Weslener led with 15 points, including five field goals and five free throws, while De Wild and Waygut added scoring as the Flying Dutch built a commanding second half victory.
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Central College
Loras
Lena Weste
Tues
Wesleyan
Tral
Central
Yill
de Wild
Waygut
Mor Weslener
Jsouls
Waer
Hawaiian-Born Japanese Enters Central College
Patrick Noda, U S born Japanese student at Central College, will have a friend on campus in Charles Miyamoto, Hawaii born student from Hilo High School who arrived Tuesday. Both men, connected by wartime relocation experiences, quickly became friends as Patrick pursues business administration studies amid past hardships. Miss Dora Van Nimwegen recovers from a fractured hip and walks about the home.
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Patrick Noda
U.S
Central College
Charles Miyamoto
Charles
Iluate
Hilo
Hawaii
Sacramento
Japan
Tule Lake
Califo
Pella
Patrick
Collees
Dora van Nimwegen
College News
Florence van Holden
Iowa Packing Company
Des Moin
School of Oniatition
William Paterson
Ottumwa High School
Central
Navy
Patterson
Lubbers
Knoxville Commercial Club
Memorial Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jabberman
Des Moines
Lexus
Cans Reuse Drive Encourages Downtown Tin Donations
Park Commissioners announce tin can disposal sites with four recovered barges placed near Pella. Residents urged to drop washed cans at dye labels, join homefront effort to support servicemen, stressing quick, practical wartime contribution.
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Pella
Job Laval Salvarce Irmian
Red Cross Sends Warm Thanks From Camp McCoy Wisconsin
A local Pella Red Cross unit receives heartfelt appreciation from Camp McCoy Wisconsin for volunteer knitting. Three thousand sweaters were produced by volunteers to aid soldiers amid subzero temperatures, with the field director underscoring the timely comfort provided.
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Red Cross
Camp McCoy
Wis
Pella Poultry Prize Winners at Major Shows
Dwight Mathes won first prize in the Ist on Pallet at the Kansas State Poultry Show in Topeka last week. Earlier he achieved the same at the Iowa State Show in Dubuque with a different pair of birds. The birds were all of the Light Brahma breed.
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Topeka
Dwight Mathes
Towa
Dubuque
Notice to Truckers Feb 6 Appeal Deadline Des Moines
Notice to truck operators who have not filed appeals must send them to Des Moines by February 6. D S De Hann director of Mileage Rationing War Price and Rationing Bureau. Billy Gezel lost tip of one finger in a joinery machine at Frank Tromp shop on Thursday January 21.
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Des Moines
D.S. de Hann
Billy Gezel
Frank ‘Tromp
Cattle grub demonstrations set for February 3
Two cattle grub demonstrations are planned in the county for early February. The first will be held at Hartley’s farm near Pomile, south of Dallas, with George C. Deck Col Entomol from Iowa State in charge. Demonstrations aim to show losses from grub infestation and advocate treatment to protect beef, hides, and leather fluids, urging cattle feeders to attend.
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Dames Hartley
Dallas
Ray de Hain
Morrell
Fle
George CG
Deck Col
Towa
Inspection Service
Sud
Dollar Corn Top in Chicago Pegs Top Here
A ceiling of 1,000 a bushel was set by the Office of Price Administration in Washington as the Chicago area and Marion county price ceiling for corn. The figure, not permanent, will be adjusted, with rail freight about one cent a bushel to Chicago. Farmers report good yields but fear possible shortages and prepare for livestock feeding needs.
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Ofof Price Administration
Washington
Chicayse
Knoxville
Chicago
Marion County
Ing
Knoxville Journal
Lautenbach Reappointed Director At Allied Mutual
Fred Lautenbach was reappointed to a three year term as director of the Allied Mutual Casualty Company of Des Moines. He will begin another three year term as the company reports an excellent year with steady business and prudent resource use.
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Fred Lautenbach
Allied Mutual Casualty Company
Fred
Stock Worth 3846 Killed By Dogs in 42
Marion county claims from 1902 show livestock losses due to dogs, with only about 55 cents on the dollar payable from a county fund. The Board of Supervisors approved payments totaling 132 dollars to one farmer, while many claims, mainly sheep and ewes, were destroyed. Local auditor Rouze Hunter criticizes the prevalence of worthless dogs and notes distressing losses across the county.
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Marion County de Wild
Board of Supervisors
Knowville Journal
Clais
Ix Ensouc
Teekamp
Pella
Skunelter
Mpson
Theo Dewit
Ruckiman
Ralph Dr
Ray” Richards
Rouze Hunter
Red Cross to Sponsor London Radio Reporter Series
Red Cross sponsors a new Radio Reporter Series broadcast from London each Saturday at 10 05 PM local time. The program will feature news from overseas, interviews with soldiers, and human interest stories aimed at Red Cross volunteers and the general public.
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Red Cross
Ted Cross
Columbia
London
X Men
Voluntere
Ti Xceneral Public
Heal Sy
Antti
Mrs Nesbit Leads Local March of Dimes Campaign
Mrs. M Nesbit heads the March of Dimes drive in Pella and Marion County to fight infantile paralysis. Campaign runs January 1 through January 30, Roosevelt birthday, with local officers Leon Mill Knoxvill e president and Kenneth H Bean treasurer. Half the funds stay in the county to aid local families. rest supports national research, education and epidemics response. Contributions accepted through Mrs Nesbit or Kenneth Bean at Marion County State Bank.
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Roosevelt
Pella
Murray Nesbit
Marion County
Leon Mill
Knoxville
Hillegearde Nesbit
M Ghidys Bunker
Sol. Walker
Kenneth H. Bean
Torial
Jocal
National Foundation
Wir
Oeal
College registration progresses for second period
Record shows increasing completion of fall term signups at the college with 45 juniors 60 sophomores and totals of seniors and freshmen noted. About ten students have begun but not finished registration while a War Information film series runs through the week at the high school and college facilities for public attendance.
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Office of War Information
Vibe
Vella
Britain
Thanks to Pella Folks for Aid in Seal Campaign
A public thank you from Mrs. David Renaud chairing Christmas Seal efforts credits volunteers and local groups in Pella for support. The piece praises schools, health nurses, the Marion County tube association, the Chronicle, and community volunteers for aiding tuberculosis efforts and health campaigns.
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Pella Folks
David Renaud
Pella
Powish
Marion County ‘Tube Association
Yall
Hol
Ce Inereliants Aid
Pingelas
Ander
Miss Y
The
Chronicle
Vom
America
Bella Mare
Miust
Paien
Cuberculos
Marion County Nearing Goal in Egg Production
Marion County agriculture pushes toward the Food for Freedom goal of 600 million eggs this year as labor shortages strain operators. Production rises, lifting returns by over 20 percent for local and state producers. A&P Tea Co records show 26 weeks ending August 29 payout of 1,920,425 dollars to Iowa egg producers for 5,940,360 dozen. Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports futures prices higher than 1941 with steady board advances.
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Marion County
U.S. Dep Agriculture
A & P Tea Co
Chicago Mercanther Exchange
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