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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

7

Jean Renaud Sent to Cedar Rapids for Wave Training

Jean Cordelia Renaud, a Pella resident and Pella High School graduate, completed basic training at the Naval Training School for WAV in Bronx. She then proceeded to State Teachers College in Cod Is, Iowa, for further instruction before entering naval service as Seaman Renaud, formerly employed with the Safe Board for National Education in Des Moines.

Jean Cordelia Renaud Elas Daught Renaud Ath Street Pella Tawa WAV Bronx New York Iing Naval Training School Yeoman State Teach College Cod Is Towa Naval Service Safe Board For National Education Des Moines Pella High School

Soldier Listings From Camp Waldron and Allied Units

A dense roster of service members with units and locations across Forts, camps, and fields including Camp Waldron Farragut Idaho Camp Hood Texas and North Carolina. Names include Ralph Vander Waal Kenneth Van Brogen Delmar Schultz Raymond Doorenbos Paul Beyer and many others. a war department note forbids publishing overseas addresses.

Ralph TL. Vander Waldron Farravat Llaho Ajc Robert van Roekel AACC San Antonio Sha Lowa Lowi Kenneth Hf. van Brogen Fitzsimmons Gene Hospi Denver Colorado Ralph H. van Rheenen Hoath Enid USNTC Naaktgeboren Camp Atterbury Gerald den Harter Las Vegas Neva Paul Beyer Inf Leonard Wood David Braashart Wing 4 NANS Naval Air Station Shawnee Oklahoma van Delle Trog Camp Henry’ de Vrie Vath Camp Ellis James Kempk Foy Lee School Asbury Raymond W. Doorenbos Otlt Major's Army Air Field Enville Texas Delmar W. Schultz Thy IRTC Camp Hood Marvin E. Baker Lubbock Army Air Field Lubbock Ralph J. Vander Waal Camp Waldron Farragut Idaho War Department Chronicle

Cornie Van Gorp Commended By His Commanding General

Private Connie M Van Corp of Company J 393rd Infantry Regiment 99th Infantry Division Camp Maxey Texas was wounded by shell fire during maneuvers on May 18 1944. He remained in action sustaining two shrapnel wounds and was hospitalized. A commendation letter from the Commanding General at Camp Maxey Texas dated June 10 1944 praises his conduct amid the explosion and injuries.

Cornie M. van Gorp John G. van Gorp Pella Cornie Maxey 99Th Inf. Div APO Camp Maxey Texas Connie M. van Corp 393Rd Infantry Regiment 99Th Infantry Division 398Rd Infantry Regiment Camp Max

Commendation for exemplary conduct by infantry platoon member

A dated military commendation praises a soldier for unselfish actions during a traumatic incident. It commends personal bravery, refusal of aid until others were cared for, and inspirational conduct by a member of Headquarters Infantry at Camp Maxey Texas.

Conrae Tami

Poem Fragment Reflects Personal Yearning and Odd Inventory

A fragmented verse lists odd items and feelings from a speaker in a reflective tone. It mentions a camp, a city, and a casual catalog of objects with unsure punctuation. The piece conveys longing and a playful stream of consciousness.

Feeding Grain In Time May Check Milk Slump

Dairymen are advised that timely supplemental feeding can avert milk declines. Producers often blame flies, but shortages of feed drive drops. as pastures dry, cattle should be fed hay or grain. Ensure shade and water in hot weather and prepare Sudan grass pastures for high producers.

Arthur Po Extension Towlege Nieult Sudan

Cars Will Carry New License Plates in 1945

Town motor vehicle owners will get new license plates for 1945. One passenger car will display a windshield sticker matching the steel plate’s ID and county number. The 145 plate remains, with sticker dimensions 7 7/8 by 4 1/2 inches. Trucks get two metal plates with a different design. Plans call for production of 700,000 passenger plates and 125,000 commercial plates at Anamosa.

Anamosa Resort Org

Birthday Observed At Home For Aged Leendert Langstraat

July 8 memories highlight Leendert Langstraat turning ST years at the Home for the Aged while a stream of visitors including Mr and Mrs Wai Van Sant Kilduff Mrs Andrew Van nt Sully Gerrit De Hoed Malcom and many others called on residents and families. Hospital trips and illness noted for several individuals with updates on care and family visits.

Leendert Langstraat Wai. van Sant Kilduff Andrew Vannt Sully Dirk Geenen Dee Vanden Heuvel Josie Meyer Sis Baren BR. van Zuuk TL Mosher Milo Gerrit de Hoed Malcom Arie de Hoed Peter Pol M Jakeraat Peter Am Dick Langstraat Paul Langstraat Peter Langstraat Tan Henry den Haretog Arie Klein Albia C. den Hartog Peter Rus Pooria Andrew van Houweling Peter de Jong Gerrit de Jong Martin de Jong Peter Jonker P. de Done Gerrit, den Hartog Otley John den Hartog Pedin C. den He John M. van Gorn Kloosterman van Gorp Rykhoek Mercy

Mary Holland Named to Marion County FSA Committee

Mary Holland of Pleasantville Iowa is appointed a three year member of the Marion County Farm Security Administration Committee beginning July 1 1944 replacing Dan Dieleman. Joe Templeton and Henry R Smith of Knoxville join the committee with terms through next year. The article notes FSA loans rehabilitation and long term purchase loans with county supervisor services and praise the committee’s work aiding Marion County farmers amid wartime production goals.

Mary Holland Pleasantville Iowa Marion Count Farm — Security Administrati Committee Holland Dan Dieleman Chinde R. Wickard Secrey Agriculture Joe E. ‘Temlpeton Knoxville Henry R. Smith Plea Rm Bureau AAA Secon FSA Marion County Fastin Marion Membe

Laying Rate Tips From Whitfield for Broiler Hens

W. R Whitfield of Tawa State College outlines methods to maintain a 50 percent laying rate and to keep production high through summer. He emphasizes proper feeding, housing, ventilation, sunlight, green feed, sanitation, and lice and mite control, including dusting litter, expanding mash in hoppers, increasing water access, and regular culling of broodiness.

W. R Whitfield Extension Poulteyman Tawa State Sudan

Cresco Wild Life Club Fish Fry Draws 1000 Members

More than a thousand people attended the Cresco Wild Life Club annual fish fry at the Cresco fair grounds. Club members prepared a half ton of bullheads from Lake Tiasea for the event and program.

Wild Life Club Cresco

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