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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1946

Page

6

Local Navy release and community notes from Pella

A June 26 release from the Naval Separation Center Great Lakes lists Fi sign Thomas D. McGee of 622 Washington Street Pella as released from navy service on June 24. The column also covers visitors, homecomings, medical admissions and discharges, a birth, family visits in Des Moines and Oskaloosa, upcoming travels to Utah and Canada, staff moves to Oregon, and a collection of local residents’ activities including vacations, hospitalizations, and a stair injury at a residence.

Naval Separation Center Great Lakes Il Nois Thomas D. McGee Washington Street Pella Navy

Visits to residents at the Home for the Aged

Long list of visitors to residents in Peoria, Prairie City, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Vander Hart, Mrs. De Jong, Mr. Van Heukelem, Mrs. Bogaards, Mrs. Den Hartog, and many others. Mentions a birthday for Mrs. Nollen and a hospital checkup for Mrs. Postma. Period social notes from Holland, Michigan, Grand Rapids, Randolph, and Prairie City communities.

Wilbur van Ee Mahaska Hospital Verlan Ray S. Meulpolder Lester Vander Wilt Town State College John Groendyke Charles Klein Knoxall Noble Juline Home Ralph Richards Harlan Juline Pleasantville Eugene Kabbie Grand Island Nelusi Tom Vander Hart Peoria P. de Jong Gerrit van Heukelem John Bogaards Abe’ den Hartog W. Goulooze R. Vander ‘Hart M. van Gorp Peter Vos Tillie van Gorp Christina John den Hartog A. den Hartog Gerrit Gosselink Geo. Lubbers Randolph Wisconsin J.P. Klein G. W. den Hartog Gertrude Griffioen W. den Hartog Martin Monsma Grand Rapids Dick Geenen Johnnie Marie Cornelia Betty Goenen Holland Michigan Henry Postma Iowa University Hospital Geenen Peter Bandstra Walter Nollen Rey M. Monsma Gerrit Marinus Albert van Heukelem Hattie Plate Prairie City

Crosby Recording of Iowa Released for Centennial Celebrations

Bing Crosby records the Iowa Centennial song by Meredith Willson. Dee-Distributing ships the first copy from New York to Des Moines for the June 27 to July 6 events. Governor Robert D. Blue receives the inaugural record in Mason City during elaborate centennial festivities. Willson and his wife Elizabeth have ties to Mason City.

Bing Crosby Meredith Willson Dee- Distributing Co New York Des Moines Robert D. Blue Mason City Mason City Hay Elizabeth Beverly Hills Cal

Officers sought for reserve and National Guard duty

Permanent commission opportunities exist in the Officers Reserve Corps or the National Guard with limited field officer slots in scarce categories. Volunteers for extended active duty must have an efficiency index of 46.0 or higher and apply in writing to The Adjutant General in Washington 25 DC.

Officers Reserve Corps National Guard Adjutant General Washington D.C

Old Time Rodeo Headlines Iowa State Fair Feature

Des Moines reports the Old Time Rodeo will be a feature of the Iowa State Fair this summer. The rodeo headlines three afternoon programs with bronc busting bulldogging trick riding and roping while top cowboys and cowgirls are expected to compete. A double feature pairs rodeo with Midwest harness and running races on the fair’s half mile dirt track. Secretary L B Cunningham notes the format is popular and repeats from the pre war fair days.

Aiation L. B. Cunningham

Officers urged to return to active duty in Army Ground Forces

Omaha June 24 200? Announcement by General Devers offers about 2000 reserve and National Guard officers on terminal leave or inactive status a path to extended active duty in company grade with Army Ground Forces. Eligible officers must have prior AGF service, be under 37, have an efficiency rating 36.0 or higher, meet physical standards, and volunteer for fixed or unlimited service until June 13 1947 with possible overseas assignment and grade readjustments.

Omaha Neb National Guard Army Ground Forces Dever War Department Army of the United States Organized Reserve Corps General Devers Army

Civil Service Examinations for Iowa Vet Hospitals

The Veterans Administration in Des Moines announces Civil Service appointments for Laundry Foreman, Laundry Assistant, and Laundry Operative at Des Moines and Knoxville Veterans Hospitals. Citizenship required, ages 18 to 62, with veterans' waivers. Applications due by July 9, 1946.

Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Veterans Administration Des Moines Iowa Knoxville United States War Service Des Moines 10

Born on the Fourth of July and office notes at Rolscreen

Mrs. Jeanette Aalbers holds the only Rolscreen birthday on Independence Day. Marian Morrow attended Iowa Centennial events last weekend. Ruth Van Ee left for Chicago, Al De Wild also went on a trip. Jeanette Van Peursem wears a diamond. Margaret Buwalda began work in the office last Monday. Several employees visited Des Moines to supervise Pella Casement window installs. Factory updates include a new time clock system where workers insert their own time cards. Stuart Kuyper flew to Kansas City to resolve Labor Stabilization Board issues. Sorting and typing staff assist the busy order department as volume mail slows down.

Jeanette Aalbers Anlberts Rolscreen Marian Morrow Iowa Ruth van Ee Chicago al de Wild Screen Jeanette Percy) van Peursem Margaret Buwalda Robert Wolfe Pete Peters Morida Fatory Ralph Goodman Marion Toom Stuart Kuyp Bob Sherwood Will Langerak Des Moines

Canning Sugar Scarce This Summer Says Nutritionist

Jewel ham of Iowa State College nutritionist advises a third cup of sugar per quart for canning fruits to preserve flavor and stretch supply. USDA extends Stamp No 9 to Oct 31, but rationing should continue. For sour fruits a half cup per quart is suggested. fruit juices may be canned with no sugar.

Jewel Ham Iowa State College Miss Graham United States Department of Agriculture

Canning juice sweetening tips and a cigar quip

The advice recommends one-fourth cup sugar per quart of juice for apples berries grapes or pineapple and states rhubarb cherry or currant juices need twice that amount. The speaker ends with a humorous remark about needing a nickel with enough value for a good cigar.

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