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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1944

Page

5

Bond Sales Still Short Of Quota in Pella Area

The Pella District lags in Fifth War Loan sales with only ES bonds counting toward totals. By July 28, the district faces a remaining shortfall of $51,752.40 on E bonds and $22,000 on overall quota, with Pella City and Marion County underperforming while Knoxville and other counties meet goals. countywide progress shows only about 3 percent of a $504,000 quota. officials urge residents to recheck purchases, borrow if needed, and buy bonds now to reach the target.

Pella Tella Theia Quo- Marion County Pella City Pelle City Derment of Pell Defense Council

Harolds Goad Killed in Action in World War II

The Chronical notes 21 year old Harold V. Goad of Swaledale and formerly Pella was killed in action in Europe after being reported missing on June 11, 1944. He served as an engineer on a B-24, enlisted in 1941, and trained with the Army Air Corps. He left three brothers and a sister, and a personal note expresses grief and faith.

FB. W. Goad Swaledale Pella War Department Harold V. Goad Harold Chroni Good Ollie Iowa Pat Oskaloosa Army Air Corps McKesson- Robbins Peoria R. T. Nordlund Riard Alameda Calif Joseph L. Kelley J. F. Kelley What Cheer The Baptist Church Stuart Goad Merchant Marine Edward Goad England Richard Goad SK. 2c Emmett Edwards Goad

Pella Band Heads to Galesburg Concert Tuesday July 25

The Pella Chamber of Commerce Band will travel to Galesburg for a summer concert on Tuesday evening July 25. The Invitat Committee chairs urge area families and local businesses to join, noting cake and sandwiches at the church fundraiser and the chance to gather in the North Country. Meet at 7:00 to 7:30 at Vander Linden’s Drug Store.

Pella Galesburg Sully Reasner Kilduff Lynnville Vander Linden

Restaurants to Display Prices Under New OPA Rule

Local restaurants will be required to show ceiling prices for 40 basic food items starting July 31 1944. Posters must be displayed by August 16 1944 and three copies filed with the War Price and Rationing Board. If a shop does not offer all items it must post prices for those it does sell and add others until the poster is complete.

Pella Restat Nt I. P. van Gorp Yocal War Price and Rationing Board National Restaurant Industry Advisory Council OPA Disrict Restaurant Advisory Council War Price and Rationing Board van Gorp

Meet the New Generation Top Row Cast List

A scanned page shows a multi row roster featuring names such as Donna Jean Connie June-Wm Vander Beek Harold Roger Lee-Walter A. De Kock rvin and Warren-Arnold Wittenburg orgia Ann Mary-Virgil Ten Hagen in various lines. Other entries include Toni Gayle-Captain Caldwell Eleanor-Lawrence Van Mersbergen Donna-John Boerelyn Leighton Karen Jean-Edw Hiner and Prairie City. Additional rows list Ronald Henry unler John William Gerrit Wassen aney Claire Mrs ry Dean W Ronda Lee Dennis-George Virgil-Harold C. De Penning Alvin-Peter Vos Gary Robert Wallace.

Donna Jean Connie June Vander Beek Harold Roger Lee Walter A. de Kockrvin Warren Arnold Wittenburgorgia Ann Mary-—Virgil Ten Hagen Toni Gayle Caldwell Eleanor Lawrence van Mersbergen Donna John Boerelyn Leighton Karen Jean Edw. Hiner Prairie City Ronald Henry Unler John William” Gerrit, Wassen Aney Claire Ry Dean W Ronda Lee Dennis George Virgil Harold C. de Penning Alvin Peter Vos Gary Robert Wallace

Ann Tysseling to be soloist at band concert

Ann Tysseling is slated as the soloist for an upcoming band concert amid a rundown of planned pieces and other performers. The article notes a previous successful solo by Miss Martha Van Berkum and mentions future engagements in Galesburg and Monroe for local events and a firemen's celebration.

Ann Tysseling Test Martha van Berkum Anoth Testhe Galesburg Fro Monroe Flaes D'Arteya Zimmermann Charlemagne Richards Tre Jerome Teddy Bratton al Solo Ann Tleasant Lake the Brown House Our National Antenn

Plan Increased Use of Recreation Center This Fall

A local recreation center extension plan follows low summer turnout with 30 percent vote in favor. Board approves opening on Saturdays in summer and four weeknights in fall, aiming for self-support with some civic funding, redecorating, new equipment like a radio and ping pong table, and continued volunteer oversight by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lautenbach. Treasurer reports $911.73 in receipts and $816.06 in expenditures, leaving $95.67 on hand.

Septemb Central College Bour Herbert Mentink Robert Lautenbach

Platinum Fox Breeding Topic At Rotary Meeting

L A Kuyper, a Rotary charter member, spoke on platinum foxes versus standard silvers at the Rotary Club. He noted about 300 animals on his ranch near town, with 65 platins, and discussed prices from $200 to $250 per pelt.

L. A. Kuyper Rotary Club Lou Hudson Bay Area Topland and Dalton Prince Edward Island Cody Michigan Manitoba Canada U. S Mendel

Proclamation urges mass waste paper salvage drive in Iowa

Governor Bourke B. Hickenlooper proclaims July through September 1944 as a period for intensive waste paper collection to aid war production and support armed forces. Citizens are urged to extend the effort beyond the designated months and cooperate with local salvage committees statewide. Des Moines, Iowa.

State of Iowa Des Moines Lowa Bourke B. Hickenlooper

Paper Bags And Cartons Shortage Aid Merchants

Merchants face a decided shortage of paper bags and cartons from their paper house. Salvage authorities urge merchants to return boxes and containers as they are badly needed. Farm and home help by bringing bundles when making purchases. Clean bags and reusable cartons are welcome.

Merchnts

Ration Reminders on Basic Staples and Fuel

Ration notes list indefinite acceptance for meat and fats stamps A8 to Z, blue processed foods stamps A8 to Z8 and A5, five pound limits for sugar stamps 90 31 32, canning sugar 40 valid through February next year, East Coast gas coupons A10 through August 8, other states A12 through September 21, fuel oil period 4 and 6 through September 30, now period 1 coupons, and airplane stamps 1 and 2 for shoes good indefinitely.

East Coast

Pella Hosts Mass Meeting on Workforce Needs Downtown

A large crowd gathered in Garden Square Monday for a band concert and a manpower mobilization meeting focused on war food production and harvesting plans for the tomato crop. Speakers, including H B Nichols and Lt C R, urged local townspeople to volunteer for farm labor while detailing national shortages and the navy’s food safety needs for sailors overseas.

Garden Square Pella Kuyper

Workers Must Get Release to Work Elsewhere

Henry Heing of the Marion County Department of Labor explains workers must obtain a release from their home county to work in another community. He notes many jobs exist but employers cannot hire without the release documents, advising workers to visit the county office before pursuing new employment. Heing attended the Manpower Mobilization meeting and expressed optimism about Marion County securing key jobs this year.

Extension Department of Ames Nichols Pella Lee Keyser Des Moines Keyser Tysseling Marion T. Shepherd Santa Isabel Island Guadalcanal Set Shepherd Pearl Harbor Hikkam Field Shick Clinton Town Pfe Richard Vos New Guinea Hawaii Henry Heing Marion County Department of

Mission F to be Held August Fifteenth

The Christian Reformed Churches plan the Mission Fest for August fifteenth after decisions to move forward one day. Officials confirmed the event date this week amid schedule adjustments.

Christian Reformed Churches

Still Likes Us Mrs Allen Seeks Chronicle Renewal

Mrs Della M Allen of 606 G Ave National City California renews her Chronicle subscription. She says she does not know many people mentioned now but the paper keeps her in touch with the old town she saved so many years ago. The memories come with friendships and neighbors from Pella for over twenty five years.

Della M. Allen City California Chronicle Thos Lodo Pella

Welcome Home Reception for Missionaries A De Bruin

The Third Reformed Church of our city plans a welcome home reception Friday July 28 for missionaries Rev and Mrs A De Bruin and family of Tirunelveli South India. The program begins at 8 pm in the church auditorium with a fellowship hour to follow. An India study on "Crowding to Be Born" follows each on the war era impact on Christian work in India with notes on nationalism, Western perceptions, and wartime disruptions.

Is Missionaire A. de Bruin Tindivinim South India Piton India Reformed Church In America Britain Alihamed Inedia

Women Donated Treasury Balance To the Red Cross

The Marion County Women’s Chorus, now inactive, gave 17000 dollars from its bus treasury to the Red Cross Clubmobile project run by the Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation. The Clubmobile teams travel to field camps overseas carrying coffee, doughnuts, a radio, record players, books, and other goods for American troops.

The Red Cross Marion County Women’s Chorus Red Cross Clubmobile Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation Red Cross Works

More Jobs in Sight For Iowans After the War

Preliminary surveys show employment demand in Iowa to grow by at least 20 percent over 1940. A joint Des Moines meeting of the Iowa Postwar Rehabilitation Commission and the Economic Development Committee heard that 13 towns indicate potential for 180000 more jobs after the war based on 1940 employment levels. Public construction may total about 8 million dollars, with road building and new courthouses and jails as major postwar projects.

Des Moines Iowa County Projects Committee Iowa Postwar Rehabilitation Commission State House Jim Henry Carson Town

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