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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
5
The fragmentary OCR item mentions race activity and official oversight phrases. Readable names and events are limited, but the text signals a government or organizational update linked to racing or athletic oversight. Further concrete details are not present in the accessible lines.
Philip Bevan recounts a regimental guard assignment serving as the Colonel's orderly. He details morning routines on officers row, inspections, weapons and gear, a land maneuver, a night blackout, and a 24 hour pass reward. Bevan closes reflecting on the stay and leave.
A reporter describes a scenic flight from the local air field in a Piper Cub. From two thousand feet the Des Moines River and distant towns appear as toy-like landscapes with vivid color and broad farmland patterns. Passengers report no fear, ease in ascent and descent, and a desire to fly again, with friendly guidance from Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hansen, and Mr. Alexander.
The Rolscreen staff recounts a weekend car and ferry journey from Milwaukee to Green Bay Canada and back via Mackinaw and Muskegon. Highlights include a Chicago trip to watch an Indians vs White Sox game, humorous quotes from Herb, Chet, and Hubert, and a note on one large Aluminum Company of America blind order.
Washington D C residents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Frush and Harriet Frush visit Abington NL with the Vander Wert family. Rene Vander Linden of Otter visit Mrs. E. S. Dunkin who was ill. Chicago visitors include FW Tomiko with Dr. and Mrs. J. De Vries. Mary Elizabeth to Chicago to stay with relatives. Burton Fuller, a District Circuit Judge, visits Mrs. S. F. Cole. A. T. Vander Beck and Lucille visit G. P. Vander Beck near New Sharon. Des Moines visitors include Mrs. F Bosch and daughter and Mrs. W. P. Bosch and Barbara Ann.
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