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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

11

Medical Reserve Corps commissions opened to student doctors

State Selective Service Director Charles Grahl outlines eligibility for medical students and internes to receive Reserve Corps commissions with one year active duty after internship, while urging completion of schooling. He cites shortages of physicians, policy deferrals, and possible induction for those who refuse commissions.

United States Medical Administrative Corps Reserve Army Charles I Anounces Towa Medical Reserve Corps Seventh Corps Omaha Nebi Grahl Office of Product Management National Selective Service Headquarters Regular Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Charles H. Grahl National Guard Adjutant General of Marine Corps and Coast Guard Reserve Naval Reserve Marine Corps Reserve

Story of Soil Conservation To Go on Radio

Lynn Mitchell of the Soils Conservation Service in Marion County reports two men, Sam Beck and Frank Mendell, will present experiences of Emery Carson on the English Creek watershed and Floyd Black on a nearby farm. The Elliott dairy farm has doubled in value in five years and is regaining productivity, while Black’s land required reclamation. The Farm Facts broadcast on WOT Ames 6:15 7:00 a.m. Saturday July 19 and Farm Family on KRNT Des Moines may carry similar features this weekend. Listeners invited for local-interest reports.

Lynn Mitchell Soils Conservation Service Marion County Sam Beck Extension Service Ames Frank Mendell Soils Conservation Servicere Emery Carson Amanda Elliott English Creek Floyd Black Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co Elliott Andy Woolfries KRNT Des Moines

In Memoriam Mrs May Menning Dorcas Society Obituary

The Dorcas Society of the Third Reformed Church of Pella Iowa mourns the loss of Mrs May Menning who died July 10 at age 67. The note expresses sorrow and sympathy to the bereaved family and commendation to God. Signed by G Kolenbrander president and W Bakker secretary of the League for Service.

Dorcas Society of the Third Reformed Church Pella Iowa May Menning Iomfort G. Kolenbrander Pres W. Bakker Sec. League

Narrow escape and heroism recall at Caliche pit incident

A Hobbs New Mexico letter dated June 19 recounts Bob Rhynsburger's barefoot plunge into a Caliche pit after a bank collapse. His brother Dick saved him, wearing Henry Rhynsburger's boots and clothing. The family praises Dick's courage and notes Bob will learn to swim. The letter also mentions typhoid checks, a hail storm, and an upcoming Rotary fair in Osceola with events through August 9.

Hobbs New Mexico Henry R. Rhynsburger D. R Des Moins Bob Henry Continental Airlines Dad Irene Caliche Pit del Paso Street Tom Tarrel O.k Oskaloosa Junior World of Today Jimmie Lynch Jimmie Dawton Gus Schrader Jimmy Welburne

Blankets and a Friend in Curious Exchange

A woman requested blankets in a large store and, after viewing many, left without buying. The clerk confessed no more blankets were in stock. She replied she was only looking for a friend. The clerk offered to search the blankets again, visibly sweating.

Missing Son Rose to Hobbs Family Tulip Time Question

A letter from a son named Rhyneburger to his Hobbs friends asks about a return, notes the Rotary seeks another Tulip Time talk, and closes with a plea for soon communication to his father and family.

Hobbs Rotary Rhyneburger

Rural Church Leaders Institute Near Ames Spotlighted

Rural ministers and youth leaders gathered July 14 for the six day third annual Rural Church Leaders Institute at Camp Comar near Ames. Sponsored by Iowa State College and the Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship, the program features speakers such as E Baker A D Mattson and Maxon Olcott. Camp facilities include cabin and tent camping. Camp Comar lies nine miles rural and one mile east of Ames.

Camp Comar Ames Iowa State College Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship W. J. Tudor Iowa State College Extension E. Baker United States Department of Agriculture A. D. Mattson Augustana College and Theological Seminary Maxon Olcott New Brunswick Mattson Olcott Europe Asia Institut

Illinois Folks Had Good Time At Pella Tulip Time Festival

A visit from four Indiana women to Pella's Tulip Time Festival inspired praise for the Dutch themed celebration. They toured West Point Mt Pleasant Fairfield Ottumwa and Oskaloosa, described the Tulip Tower parade queen coronations and street scrubbing, and noted local Dutch costume stores shops and foods.

Illinois Pella Ree Ipava Weekly ‘Tribune Tpava Marrietth Nettie Roddis Mea Tawra Smith Lillian’ Kimmel Harriett Snively Madison West Point Mt. Pleasant Henry G ., Minel MU Pleasant Imogene Iowa Des Moines Burgemeester T. G. Fultz Netherlands Pella Historical Society Wilhelmina Atch Sony Allo America Indies Indica Meulpolder Hoeksema Mette Vriezelar de den Adel Voxelinr Vande Voort de Jong Vander Linden Vander Ploeg Ver Meer

Booklets Tell of Life in the U S Navy

Secretary Knox promotes Navy recruitment via weekly newspaper booklets in towns like Pella. The ads describe opportunities for youth to learn skilled trades in the service, with the goal of expanding to a two ocean navy and harnessing the largest sea force in the world. Call or write for a booklet and more information.

Frank Knox Towa U. S. Navy Pella Sam Navy Knox

Hailstones Found with Coin Inside in Prussia Township

In Adair county Prussia Township hailstones measuring around 11 inches in circumference were found. Mrs Frank Miller reportedly profited from the storm by locating a hailstone that contained a dated 1864 quarter lodged inside the solid core.

Prussia Township Adair County Frank Miller

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Organized Naval Reserve Organized Naval Merchant Marine Reserve Volunteer Naval Reserve Volunteer Marine Corps Reserve Lewis B. Hershey Memoriam B.P.S van den Berg Electric and Paint Co Pella, Iowa Ulrich’s Archie Long Rudy Ulrich Ulrich Motor Co Mr. Long Ford Rudy D. R. Rhynsburger Standard Oil So. Ia Oskaloosa Daily Herald Marion Rae Chica Standard Oil Company of Indiana Standard Tiows Blue National Broadcastvise Company KSO Bob Brown NBC Chuck Acree WLS Chicago Dan Donaldson Bob and Dick Rhynsburger Rural Church Leaders Institute Near Mlinois BM. Krush Conta Ann Ind Kuyper Kersbergen Neal Kersbergen
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