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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1943

Page

8

For Sale and Services in Iowa Classifieds 1940s Era

Multi item classified notices list car models for sale from 1941 Pontiac Streamliner to 1936 Ford Tudor all in one ad. Also included are farms for sale near Sully and Newton Iowa with acreage and prices, plus offerings from New England Granite Works and J A Vander Wal Washer Service. Optical service ad from Sears Roebuck Des Moines and free sample of Udga dental product.

Dr. Inch Sears, Roebuck & Go Des Moines Iowa Sears

Notice of Probate Hearing in Marion County Iowa

Knoxville Iowa July 12 1943 notice that an instrument written as the last will of Anna Dykstra deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa for hearing at 10:00 am on July 27 1943 in Knoxville to prove the validity of the instrument objections must be on file by then Clerk Jack T Carpenter

Knoxville Iowa District Court of Towa Marion County Anna Dykstra Jack Tt Carpenter Martin Kramer Board of Social Welfare State of Iowa Vander Linden Dry Store City of Pella Clara M. Pyle Martin Moschel District Court State of John Kaldenberg Marin Kramer W. S. Cooper Fifth Judicial District of

Brom Feed Store runs poultry worm expeller promo

An ad lists Brom's guaranteed worm expeller for poultry at Brom Feed Store and mentions poultry culling, de lousing, and deworming services. It references Van Gorp's Hatchery and locations in Pella and Iowa with unclear details on equipment and terms.

van Houweling East Ranklin Street Pella Iowa Brom van Gorp Towa

Dissolution of Geurts and Son Feed Mill in Iowa

Notice records the dissolution of the Geurts partnership as Catherine W. Geurts withdraws. P. Wy. A. Geurts continues the business at the same location as Geurts Feed Mill and assumes all obligations.

Geurts and Son Feed Mill Catherine W. Geurts Geurts Feed Mill P. Wy. A. Geurts Peila Iowa FW. A. Geurts Catherina W. Geurts John D. Geurt

Molly Pitcher Tag Day and Reminiscences of Flying Letters

A wartime reminiscence recounts Molly Pitcher Tag Day on August 4 and vivid memories of earlier days. The narrative shifts to frontline experiences with air raids, survival tactics, and the daily grind of a service member writing home. Details blend nostalgia with combat anecdotes, training routines, and care for equipment amidst harsh desert and cold nights.

Service Woman Anna Ver Beek Stationed at Fort Warren

Private Anna Ver Beek serves at the Army Camp Fort Warren Wyoming after training at Fort Ogthorpe Georgia. She is the daughter of Mrs. Anna M Ver Beek of south of Pella.

Anna Ver Beek Fort Warren Wyoming Ft. Ogthorpe Georgia Anna M. Ver Beek South of Pella

Clarence Flietstra Assigned to West Coast Navy Post

Clarence Wm. Flietstra, 1/c, of Leighton, was transferred from Memphis Tennessee to the west coast. His new address is Clarence Wm. Flietstra, H. A. 1/c, Fleet Post, San Francisco California. A complete address can be obtained from his father, Rev. D. Flietstra, at Leighton.

Clarence Wm. Flietst Leighton Memphis Tennessee West Coast Clarence Wm. Flietstra H. A Fleet Post San Francisco Califor Rev D. Flietstra

Delayed Letter From Lt Bob Menning at Dulag Germany

A dated January 30 1943 message from Lt Bob Menning describes good treatment by G men at a Dulag camp in Germany. The note notes experiences and a promise to share after the war, and mentions Red Cross aid and standard camp provisions. Postmark records indicate the card traveled slowly before arrival in mid July.

Bob Menning Dulag Germany Bob. Menning

Message from the ship: hunger ends in six months

The speaker says hunger will not last more than six months and that Lys is the only one to survive the ship, TP baled out 200 feet in Africa, and Pam from Aral can only write four letters a month. The writer asks for letters to boost morale and mentions news from his wife.

Suni Mountains Great Desert Africa Holy Mennnnes Tobound Matee Lieut. Miller Langerak Lys Pam Keey Sam

Al Jolink Wins His Wings in the Marine Corps

Second Lieutenant Albert Jolink of Pella entered Marine Corps service after completing naval flight training at Corpus Christi Texas. He earned his wings following primary flight training at Los Alamitos California and was commissioned on August 1, 192. Jolink attended College in his city prior to entry and is now part of the U S Marine Corps aviation branch.

AL Jolink Marine Corps Albert Jolink Pella Corpus Charisti Esas U.S. Marine Co Jolink Atten College Ened Los Akunitos California

Van Arkel Ready For Duty On A Submarine

Oliver LeRoy Van Arkel of Pella has completed submarine training at New London Conn and will wear the twin dolphin insignia after further experience aboard a submarine. A 3 year Pella graduate, he played baseball, football, track and basketball. He joined naval service in June 1940 after training at Great Lakes.

London Roy van Aan Union St. Pella New London Conn Oliver Seaman van Arkel Submarine Service Navy van Arkel Pella i Naval Service Great Lakes

Letter From Africa Describes Med Cruise and C Ration Frustration

Lt Clarence Langerak writes from Africa recounting a day of swimming in the Mediterranean and a crowded camp tent. He relays excitement at the March 4 Chronicle delivery and a meat advertisement from the Cut Rate Food Center, noting the hard ration diet and the officers’ reactions.

George Damon Runyon Jean Cut Rate Food Center

How to Protect Clothes From Mildew

Mildew thrives in rainy humid weather and harms fabrics such as cotton linen rayon and wool. Treat fresh stains with soap and water then salt and lemon juice and sun the garment. Old spots are hard to remove without damage. do not risk a bleed.

Stay at Home Urge Government Travel Experts

A letter from Wisconsin describes a traveler stranded in Washington and saved by Traveler's Aid. It urges civilians to stay home to ease rail congestion affecting service for troops. It notes overcrowded cities, shifting passenger demand, and travel hardships for civilians and service members.

Union Station Washington, D.C Anentra Washington Baltimore New York New Ye Usg United States

The Sickroom Carpenter

The article describes improvised home hospital aids created by a father or alter boy to aid patient care. It details bed blocks of solid wood, 6 to 8 inches square, 10 to 12 inches high, with center holes for bed logs, and methods to create bed tables from common items to reduce nurse strain.

Inexpensive bed table aids patient comfort and care

The article describes simple makeshift devices to support a patient in bed. It suggests a cheap card table or child’s table to prop items, a padded board under the mattress, muslin linings, a knee roll, and a screen from cardboard or wallpaper. It also notes substitutes like a bed-pan substitute from a baking pan and a rest made from a suitcase or washboard.

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Chronicle Pella Coffee Shop Beauty Service Parker Herbe Vera Sedrel A. B. van Houweling Auto Co Wormhoudt & Son Town Town le White Way Auto CO New England Granite Works Bert Vanderieft J. A. Vander Wal Sully G. Ver Steegly Prairie City James Engle Newton Peoria Lynnville Albert Fisher New Sharon Sali Hamage Bilion Sd Arie IH Bournard John de Rus Funk Pho Cree Forth Maver Engine, Fk. Vander Linden Guernsey Gosselink End of North Tin North Main Glenn McConezhey Otley Sale Henry J. Vande Voort West Young Jersey Cow Fresh Soon Dan E. Dieleman Sully Phone Ideal Pharmacy East First St Bertha van Veldhuijn Marion van Gorp Phone Green G. RK. van Dyk John J. van Dyke Buyers Builders Material Co Dick Leydens Harriet Kuyper I. J. Bruinckool Phone Columbus Street Brom Feed Store Valentine Co Comny Marshalltown Vander Linden Murphy Feeds Dick Loydens Leydens Nick Jansen Geurts Dr. C. I. Fox Liberty Streets Osteopathic Drs. Kramer and Kramer Nellie D. H. H West First Street J. J. Sybenga M.D North Side Square Howll Owain Dick C. van Zante Molly Pitcher Monmouth FT. Warren, Wyo Clarence Flietstra G Mans Red Cross O. Leroy van Arkel LeRoy van Arkel U.S. Navy Clarence Langerak Wenika Watkins Henry Wyma Rural Watkins Mahaska County Apple Grove Mitchellville P. T. Kelderman Oskaloosa B. C Penning’s Gamble Dept. Agri
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