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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1946

Page

3

Boys Ball Clubs and Civic Pride Spur Youth Sports

Thought of the Week urges boys to play ball to steer them from streets and pool rooms. Duggan builds 12 to 14 year old teams. major leagues back the effort, aiming to bulk up junior talent and curb delinquency with supervised, healthy recreation. Independence Day reflections warn against voter intimidation and celebrate the nation’s opportunities. A pool project in Pella wins praise for keeping children safe and active, while labor pledges for federal workers raise loyalty questions. Farm mortgage debt falls to about five billion, signaling agricultural stability, yet risks of a speculative boom loom. The American Way is defended as fair play and opportunity, illustrating merit over privilege.

Goodyear Ed Bang Cleveland News Duggan Cleveland Baseball Federation Bang Pella United States News N. M. Ayer & Son, Inc Ayers America Pny

Editorial Comment and Notable Rustlers and Labor Viewpoints

A compilation of editorial quips on aging cars and violence, cattle rustling in Kansas, rustling on Knoxville streets, a perilous recipe for trouble, and a Knoxville Journal summary of Emil Rieve urging unions to burden themselves with public responsibility and seek industrial peace.

Knoxville Express Albany Kansas Knoxville Knoxville Journal Atlanta Emil Rieve Textile Workers Union of America

Ten Years Ago in Pella Bursting Heat and New Housing Hopes

A July 16 1936 front page survey notes a completed pool cement project with no buildings yet, amid an extreme drought. Roosevelt praise, housing drive by Central College president J J Lubbers, and a 110 degree heat wave. It covers farm loans, koi fish stocking, tulip bulb sales by Junior Chamber of Commerce, and various local deaths and notes.

H. P. van Gorp Friends Franklin D. Roosevelt John A. Pos Pella J. J. Lubbers Central College Charles Lautenbach & Son Chamber of Commerce Bob Klein Harry’ Hesselink Marvin van Gorp Roy de Wild Glenn Koopman Lester Liter Lee Vander Kolk Don Hesselink Herbert Art Bosch State Fish and Game Department Tile Mill Pond Pool Park Marion County

Obituary and local business notes in Pella 1926

O H Viersen died at ninety one after arriving as a twelve year old colonist in 1947. He was the last surviving Viersen sibling and farmer west of Pella. His brother O H Viersen had died the previous year. Ed Schreiner M J Van Gorp and M H Ver Meer launched Pella Sand Gravel Co sourcing sand and gravel east of the Des Moines River bridge on Knoxville road. A front page two column story covered Newton businessmen urging P H Van Gorp to press on.

Chicago John H. Vogelaar Farm Bureau Chas. Hearst Bureau O. H. Viersen M. J. van Gorp M. H. Ver Meer Pella Sand & Gravel Company Des Moines River Knoxville Newton P. H. van Gorp

Pella to host carnival in Garden Square this July

July 19, 1916 report notes a carnival coming to Garden Square in Pella with a clean show lineup including animal nets vaudeville ferris wheel and concessions. Mayor Johnson backs the event license refunds planned as proceeds benefit the Pella Band. Alumni reunions in Chicago feature Walter Huxford as president and plans for Central College conference addresses.

Pella Garden Square Johnson Gentral College Jackson Park Chicago Des Moines College Walter Huxford Huxford U.P Studebaker T. T. Bakker

Voice on the Seventeen Year Locust Explained

A reader explains cicadas, noting they are not true locusts but grasshoppers. The 17 year cycle, life underground, egg-laying, and red wing veins are described. plentiful in woodlands and just starting spring in town, with a 1962 return and a note on Psalm 92.

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Pella News Sketches Sports Shifts and Local Happenings

Community notes include Colfax baseball beating Pella Meteors 3 1 with Hamilton on mound and a pool project for local children. A barber schedule is posted, farm land near Pella offered at 7 per acre, Kickapoo oil tale linked, travels from Orlando to Des Moines amid rain, and electric railway talks prompt a Chicago trip by A C Van Houweling.

Pella Colfax Meteors Hamilton Lora Cole Jerome Palmer Orlando Florida Sherman Morehouse Oregon John de Cook Jake Todd Colorado Nebraska A. C. van Houweling Chicago Howell Station

Understanding Life Insurance Policy Basics and Applications

A life insurance agent explains the purpose of a policy, the application process, and how contracts are formed. The document describes the applicant's information, medical exams, underwriting, and how the policy pays beneficiaries or the insured on endowment. It notes the policy's structure with sections and headings for easy navigation.

Fifty-Ninth Mission For Freedom

An American G I veteran, after fifty eight combat missions in Europe and the Pacific, speaks of fighting for equality. He recalls a diverse crew and the Pacific veterans who restored a desecrated Japanese American cemetery in Stockton. He frames peace as a slow, ongoing fight against prejudice, vowing one last mission against race hatred. Rev. Wm C Kernan of the Institute for American Democracy in New York notes the message.

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Adversity Quickens Enduring Head Injury

A terse English line notes that cold towels may ease a swollen head, but adversity can swiftly deal with hardship, implying resilience against distress.

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