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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1947

Page

13

Youth Delinquency Topic Aired at Rotary Forum

A Rotary Club discussion featured High School students Ella Van Sittert Virginia Groendyk Ruth Vogelaar Leland Van Ee Melvin Rumbaugh Peggy Leu and Gordon Nesbit on How Can Youth Best Be Served The group cited 56 percent of current crime by 18 or under and 25 percent draft rejections for mental or physical issues The panel blamed education church and home life for failures and urged improved teaching pay expanded supervised recreation stronger clerical guidance in marriages and holding parents legally accountable for their children's actions.

Ella Jane van Sittert Virginia Groendyk Ruth Vogelaar Leland van Ee Melvin Rumbaugh Peggy Leu Gordon Nesbit Rotary Club Prof Schultz Church

County Workers Get Pay Raises Across Board in 1947

The board of supervisors approved pay increases for county employees and court house staff, with raises from 10 cents an hour to 800 dollars a year. Key boosts include county engineer I W Dutton to 800 yearly, new field assistant E L Anderson at 180 monthly, and office assistant Ed Brees up to 170 monthly. Other road crew raises ranged from hourly to monthly adjustments, while county home stewards kept at 2000 yearly plus living expenses. The highway department will adopt longer workdays in most months.

Board of Supervisors Court House I. W. Dutton E. L. Anderson Country Road S.E Ralph Momyer Ed Brees Martha Snow N. L. Brees Knoxville Journal

Happiest Couple To Broadcast Over KRNT February 4

Des Moines reports Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sellman of Iowa named Happyest Married Couple by KRNT Iowa Centennial Commission and local papers. They will fly in Feb 4 for a radio interview on The Don Bell Show to air 5:30 to 8 a.m. Tuesday on KRNT.

Des Moines Frank Sellman Iowa John Reddy Hollywood Sellmans KRNT Los Angeles Hawaii Honolulu

Quail Hunting Excellent in Iowa in 1946

Compilation of hunter contact cards shows Iowa quail shooters enjoyed excellent results in 1946. Quail averaged one bird per 1.25 hours, dogs boosted success to just over 0.33 birds per hour, and over 76 percent used dogs. Wings from 2,400+ samples indicate six young per adult, signaling strong hatch and survival.

Exams in Spring for Conservation Dept Jobs

The State Conservation Commission will hold competitive exams for state conservation officers in May or June 1947. Applicants must be Iowa citizens, 25 to 40 years old, 6 ft 8 in minimum height, 140 pounds minimum, with preference to honorably discharged veterans. Applications available from K M Krezek at Des Moines.

State Conservation Commission Conservation Commission Iowa G.L. Ziemer K. M. Krezek 10Th Mulberry Des Moines

What a kitchen should contain first is a good cook

A Northwood Anchor reader quotes E.K.P. noting debates on metal versus glass fittings and electricity versus gas in modern kitchens. The Davenport Democrat weighs in by arguing the essential element is a capable cook.

Davenport Democrat E.K.P Northwood Anchor

Gamble Stores to Move 200000 Flight Pants Purchase

Joe Stientjes & Son announce Gamble-Skogmo, Inc has purchased 200,000 pairs of A-10 and A-11 flight pants from the Army Air Corps Supply Depot Topeka Kansas. Fifteen thousand shipping cases will reach 26 states for distribution. Pants in A-1 condition with original cost of 22.17 each will sell quickly at under a quarter of original price.

Joe Stientjes & Son Gamble Army Air Force Army Air Corps Topeka Kansas Gamble-Skogmo, Inc Gambles Stientjes

Visiting Student Advocates World Government at Central College

Colgate Prentice, Swarthmore alumnus and president of the Student Federalists, told an eleven o'clock Friday assembly at Douwstra Chapel that only a world government can prevent World War III. He criticized the United Nations and outlined a plan for a global organization dedicated to human rights under law.

Colgate Prentice Central College Douwstra Chapel United Nations Prentice Swarthmore College United States State University of Iowa Graham Hall

Camp Fire Girls Elect Heart of Hawkeye Officers

Mrs. Jack Jervis of Des Moines was re elected President of the Heart of Hawkeye Council of Camp Fire Girls at the annual meeting January 14 at the Hotel Kirkwood Des Moines. Other officers for 1947 include Mrs. Ray F. Smith Des Moines First Vice President Mrs. C G Clause Jefferson Second Vice President Mrs. Harry Johnson Bedford Third Vice President Mrs W R Olson Boone Secretary

Jack Jervis Des Moines Heart of Hawkeye Council of Camp Fire Girls Kirkwood Ray F. Smith C. G. Clause Jefferson Harry Johnson Bedford W. R. Olson Boone Secre

Camp Fire Girls Heart of the Hawkeye Council Names Leaders

The Heart of the Hawkeye Council of Camp Fire Girls lists sixteen counties Greene Boone Story Dallas Polk Jasper Madison Marion Warren Monroe Ringgold Taylor Page Union Clarke Lucas. Des Moines area executive Miss M Genevieve Clayton invites communities to contact 618 Flynn Building, Des Moines, for Camp Fire enrollment and area headquarters details. The executive board includes Mrs Richard Wolfe Adel and other county representatives from Altoona Ames Boone Bondurant Bedford Clarinda Indianola Jefferson Mount Ayr Newton Ogden Pella Slater West Des Moines Des Moines.

Hawkeye Camp Fire Girls Greene Boone Story Dallas Polk Jasper Madison Marion Warren Monroe Ringgold Taylor Page Union Clarke Lucas Loue M. Genevieve Clayton Flynn Des Moines Iowa Addit Richard Wolfe Adel Bert den Otter Altoona D. L. Hall Ames Herbert Miller Bryce Wiley Bondurant Maxine Stevens Bedford Jack Slocum Clarinda A. Trueblood Indianola Frank Greif Jefferson Bert Smith Mount Ayr Ardell Welle Newton Harry Plath Ogden Robert Lautenbach Pella Joyce Accola Slater C. KE. Stephenson West Des Moines Stuart Davis Ben Robinson J. Earle Miller

Marion County Leads Bond Purchases in December 1946

Five Iowa counties topped half a million dollars in December Series E F and G savings bonds with Polk County at 1 684 945. December FE F and G sales totalled 22 063 157 60 for the month. Marion County sales reached 235 726 00 split between E and G bonds.

Iowa United States Roger F. Warin Savings Bonds Division Treasury Department Polk Woodbury Linn Scott di Duque Marion County Mahaska County Jasper County Poweshick Warren County

PANTS SHORTAGE SPIKES Maternity Dress Debate

A Toledo Chronicle squib responds to last week’s column on maternity dress scarcity. A. Griper jokes that air‑buttoned fronts and aprons could cover gaps for months after birth. The letter urges dry goods to create affordable changeables for infants and toddlers, warning of a potential public strike if unresolved.

Gripe Phooey A. Griper.Burns Toledo Chronicle

Eagles Wintering Along the Mississippi River

Unusually large numbers of bald eagles are reported along the Mississippi River feeding on fish at open-water sites. Observers note more than thirty eagles at Burlington showing bandit tendencies as they prey on fish ducks, while eagles largely spare the ducks.

Mississippi River Burlington

United Service to Holland Moves New York Office

United Service to Holland, the relief group aiding Holland, has moved its New York headquarters to Room 1003, 70 Pine Street, from 55 Broadway. It will continue 30 local chapters and co operate with American groups shipping relief. Dutch shipments depart New York every two weeks on Dutch ships. The group aids adoption of Dutch children and communities, with exchanges of letters and news between American and Dutch families. Recent consignments include fodder for Dutch flocks, toys and candies from Richland, gifts from the Rhode Island Red Association, foods from Memphis to Enschede, garments from Waterbury for church parishioners, and a large Dutch textile community supply from a Tennessee source.

United Service To Holland Holland New York Pine Street Broadway American Relief For United States Rhode Island Red Association of America Richland Washington Tiel New York State Grange WGY Schenectady Memphis Tenn Enschede Waterbury Conn

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van Zee Electric East Third Street Gamble Stores R. Lautenbach Camp Fire Girls Executive United Service Garee Life Insurance W. Glenn Wisgerhof Sully Tank Wagon Service Main St Lester van Haaften Army Air Force Flight Joe Stientjes A. B. van Houweling Auto Company Franklin Street Pella, Iowa
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