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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

6

Drive for Scrap Rubber Ends Tonight in Desperate War Push

Local residents in Pella Otley Lake Prairie and Suuminite Townships report about thirty tons of scrap rubber collected by June 1 with more added by July 10 for the war effort. Salvage leaders urge households to search for overlooked rubber and related items as federal drives continue and other materials like paper rags iron grease and glycerine supplies are being mobilized.

Pella Otley Lake Prairie J. B. van Hemert

Keen Demand Shortly for Men In Corn Fields

VT. W. Barger of Des Moines Area Farm Placement, in charge of the Des Moines office of the U S Employment Service, visited Pella on July 3 to discuss employment conditions. He aims to recruit eight hundred men for tasseling corn starting July 15, with pay 45 cents per hour for ten hours and 55 cents for Sunday work, possible weekly earnings about 34 dollars. Workers from six years up will be hired. positions include defense industry jobs. Local agencies Lautenbach Ver Dught and the Pella office can provide full details. The effort is voluntary community service to aid farming and national defense.

W. Barger Des Moines U.S. Employment Service Pella Barger de Moines Chronicle Lautenbach & Ver Dught

Good Neighbors Help G Vande Haar With Hay

A group of seventeen neighbors cut and stored hay on a twenty acre field for gravely ill G Vande Haar who could not manage it himself. Bert Van Homert Mrs Kock and Mrs Vande Haar provided mid afternoon meals for the workers. The helpers included Clarence Van Gorp Vernon Van Gorp Frank Bill Kilander Lester van Terlouw Bert Van Hemert Robert Van Hemert Max Leanhart James Long Bernard Van der Molen S. B. Kock Gysbert Hammers Tharle Van Engelenhoven and Donald van Hen. The Vande Ma community expressed thanks and appreciation for the support.

Vande Ha Haar Bert van Homert Kock Vande Haar Ood Clarence van Gorp van Gorp Vernon van Frank Bill Kilander Lester van Terlouw Bert van Hemert Robert van He?mert Max Leanhart James Long Bernard van der Molen Gysbert Hammers Tharle van Engelenhoven Donald van Hen Vande Ma

447 Young Men Registered in Co Tuesday June 30

The article lists 447 young men ages 18 to 20 registered for selective service in the county on Tuesday June 30, with Knoxville leading at 205 registrants, Pella 103, Pleasantville 14, Bussey 35, Melcher 20, and Columbia 16. No call dates announced yet.

Ther Audi Knoxville Muni Pella Pleasantville Bussey Melcher Columbia Knoxville Express

Local Business Man at Chicago Furniture Show

Mr and Mrs C H L Wormhoudt attend the National Home Furnishings Market in Chicago amid wartime shifts. The American Furniture Mart hosts 875 manufacturers, linking retailers and producers. Clinics address wartime pricing control deliveries housing and regulations, helping dealers update business practices.

Chicago C. HL. Wormhoudt National Home Mar The Mart Washington Furniture Mart Wormhoudt's

County HDA Urges Women to Can Tomatoes

Marion County homemakers join the Food for Victory drive as fine gardens yield paragus peas beans strawberries rhubarb cherries and raspberries. Tomatoes will come in season soon and the home agent urges storing plenty for vitamin C value.

Marion County Bureau of Home Economics

From Our Service Men James A Vrieselaar Arrives in Hawaii

Private James A Vrieselaar son of Gradus and Mrs Vrieselaar of Monroe Iowa has arrived on the Hawaiian Islands and is stationed on Oahu as a mechanic in the Air Force He left for service late January 1942 and has not been home on furlough since His present address is Pvt James A Vrieselaar 128 Ordnance Co A P O 953 San Francisco California He asks letters by air mail and notes changes in his A P C number 953 He mentions hearing from Korine Jean and Aunt Viola and says he is well and in Honolulu and on the island of Oahu He cannot share many details due to military regulations

Vriezelaar Monroe Iowa Hawaiian Islands Oahu United States Hawaii James A. Vriewelaar Ordnance Co. A. P.O San Francis California James Tam Honolulu Korrine Jean Viola Love

Home on furlough at Sheppard Field aviation work

Daniel Klein, son of Mr and Mrs William Klein, has been home on furlough this week from the Stations Hospital at Sheppard Field near Wichita Falls Texas He reports thousands of men engaged in aviation related work and many taking instruction in the mechanics of aviation, reflecting a busy air army training scene.

Daniel Klein William Klein Stations Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas

Tysseling's Big Shoe Sale Starts Today

Tysseling announces a July clearance with sport shoes for men women and children and summer wear in colors white and strap oxford styles. build in arch supports and sensible heels listed. prices touted as below current market. Sale begins today with focus on thrifty buyers stocking fall and winter needs.

Anthony Tysseling Lugins Tusseling

Soldier Dan Klein Returns Home From Service

Private Klein, recently back in Pella, enjoyed a 15 day furlough to attend a religious Camp Meeting in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. He plans to return to his air force duties, works in a hospital ward treating skin diseases, athlete's foot, and eczema, and hopes to resume his old job. He does evangelistic work in Wichita Falls churches and looks forward to reaching camp by July 10.

Klein Dan Shepherdsville Pella Wichita Falls

Oskaloosa Visitor Checks Pella Business Tuesday

A. W. Goysen of Oskaloosa visited Pella on business Tuesday, meeting with local merchants and discussing commerce opportunities.

A. W. Goysen Oskaloosa Pella

Defense Class Grows at High School

A community program for out of school youth ages 16 to 25 drew about 24 boys to the high school on Monday evenings last week. The class started well and can accommodate more with new equipment expected soon.

Great Crowds Attend Band Concert in Local Event

The city saw large turnout for a band concert featuring a diverse program. The quartet including Arvena Huyser and Anna Mae Langerak performed, with marches, solos, and a salute to Sterling, Richards, and Kalman, ending with Coast Guard and other classic pieces.

Phayinsy Alaha Arvena Huyser Anna Mae Langerak Phyllis Verloeg Donald W Tonis Sterling Mareh Richards al Ove White Amina Mareho Tine Richards Tion Kalman Alabama Coerington Blossoms Mr Donte Wase

High School Welding Class Expands Equipment Use

A local high school welding program is expanding with additional forge and iron work offerings. Students will next use an electric welder, followed by a new atlas machine part of the equipment. John Hookse leads the instruction in the shop, with four weeks of classes from 7:00 to 1:00.

John Hookse

Victory Food Specials to Feature Peaches and Poultry statewide

Agricultural officials announce Victory Food Specials on peaches from July 1 to August 5 and broilers and fryers from July 18 onward. The drives aim to balance markets amid overabundance, boost consumer access, and conserve pork supplies, with Iowa highlighted as a leading poultry producer.

Henry de Boer Agrcultural Marketing Administration Lowa Broilers Towa

Big Crowd Attends Pella Ball Game At Pool Park

Pella residents gathered for the season opener at Pool Park with a 19 to 1 victory by the Central College team over Oley. Rain postponed the planned Rol s reer en Sunstrums game, and two games remain scheduled weekly. A nightly collection helps cover park entertainment costs as City charities invite all to enjoy the park facilities and picnics.

Pelly Pool Park Central College Oley Pella

American tanks and guns superior to enemy gear says Campbell

Army Chief of Ordnance Camp Campbell spoke at Salisbury North Carolina asserting that American tanks outrange Germans with heavier armament and speed. He praised the M 3 tanks high velocity 75 millimeter gun and dismissed the German 88 millimeter gun as a nonsecret water pistol. Campbell claimed U S machine guns outfire any enemy gun even when barrels are changed and touted American design, production and spirit. WPB noted April war shipments from 430 automotive plants totaling 350 million dollars.

Army Campbell Salisbury N. C U. S Camp‘bell United States WPB

Truth About Sugar Told In CPA Bulletin

The Office of Price Administration bulletin explains sugar stocks remain well below normal and that any ration liberalization depends on anticipated imports from Puerto Rico and Cuba. Officials warn that visible storage inflates perceived supply, while actual on-hand reserves and distributor inventories remain far short of normal.

Office of Price Administration Pella Rationing Board Rodo Office of Price Puerto Rico Cuba OPA Carib

News from the Home for the Aged Visits Across Counties

Residents and relatives from Prairie City Peoria Des Moines Newton Ottley and surrounding towns visited residents at the Home for the Aged. Several families including Van Baalen Kamp De Bruin Vos and Van Veen stopped by for calls and brief interviews with residents and caretakers.

Ohn van Baalen Prairie City Dan Kamp Nebraska Anne de Bruin Hall Peoria Peter de Jong Bosma Peter Keuning Dan Kloosterman Joe Vanden Heuvel Mikesell Davenport Iowa Henry Vander Wilt Peter Scheffers Monroe Anne de Hoed M. Rillihan C. Heemstra Leighton Leen Langstraat Bussey Steenhoven Ben Boer L. Langstraat Lena Vos Peter Rozendaal Sully Kate Don Adel Sarah van Ryswyk Gerrit Don Hartog Otley Will den Hartog Des Moines W. den Har- OK

July Rain Totals Reported by Local Weather Observer

H. K. Pals, unofficial weather observer, notes July has delivered 1.21 inches of rain so far. A .08 inch rainfall fell July 3 with heavier showers on July 7 and 8 totaling 1.21 inches.

H. K. Pals

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Sam G. Vande Haar H.D.A Star's Ogsei Ben Moines Gaseline Chavis Teen Prescott Moor Une Sam Legion Legion Ausliary George Heaven Hitler Hiller James A. Vrieselaar Gradus A Private James A. Vriezelaar Tysseling Clarinet Will High Light Coast Guard Chas Allen Charlie Central College Sum School Rolsereen Sunstrums Oxkaloosa College C.P.A. Bulletin New York Southern
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