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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

5

Car stripped of tires and wheels Sunday morning

Gary Schiebout found his car missing all wheels and tires after a Sunday theft. The vehicle was found on a by road southwest of Pell with doors unlocked and ignition shorted. Police and sheriffs investigated, noting the ventilator broken and luggage failed attempt, while insurance covered the loss of the tires and wheels.

G. Schiebout Knoxville Washboard Road Pell de Hoos Sehrebout Paul Applegate Pella Des Moine Schiebout

Work Permits Considered For Local Youths

Local superintendent may issue work permits to children under 16 under the Child Labor Law. Permits allow employment with minimal instruction, often in seed corn plants. Applicants must present a physician's certificate a birthdate affidavit and a school record certificate. Interested youths should contact Supt Buerkens or K C Decker at the high school.

Supt, Buerkens K. C. Decker High Hol

Laddie Hurt When Struck by Car Monday Eve

A boy named Laddie was struck by a car on a street near Sadler Pome. He suffered a cut head and bruising but no broken bones and was taken to hospital for treatment.

Laddie Mtr Robert Fer Robot van Vark Matieka Hospital Oshabou

Drive to gather old records August first event

The American Legion and Auxiliary will run a house to house records drive in the city on Saturday August 1 with a quota of over eight thousand records locally and a national goal of 100000. Proceeds go to fund new records and phonograph players for military camps and stations worldwide through Our Fighting Men Inc. Farm residents may bring records to the Legion Hall today through the drive date. Lake Prairie and Summit Townships are excluded from house calls. Bert Holz will receive and care for items at the building.

From Nation Commundand American Legion Post and Auxiliary Collec The Men, Inc II Marine Corps Coast’ Guard America Legion Auxiliary Boy Scouts Lake Prairie Summit Townships Legion Hall Bert Holz

Correction: Private Minnekus Paltzer in Australia

A correction notes Private 1st Class Minnekus Paltzer is in Australia and well. He says he likes Australia and the locals treat American soldiers well and he enjoys the mail and The Chronicle Tulip Time Edition. Local Masons in Des Moines held a meeting last Thursday with the Grand Chaplain installed as deputy installing officer.

Australia Minnekus —Schakel Minnekus Paltzer Chronicle Des Moin Lodge

Bird nests on high school roof prompts ID guess

A bird has nested in gravel on a high school roof with two fledglings. A city bird lore authority suggests it might be a magpie or similar but notes the bird may be confused and laid eggs on a hot roof, unaware of nest building.

Grimes County Seeks Local Help for Tomato Packing

Grimes County plans a large tomato packing season and asks local aid to recruit workers. The plant, with extensive tomato acreage, expects strong yields. Mr Sels favors hiring from Pella and former employees, with U S Employment Service aiding labor search. Interested locals may call or visit the plant to apply with Superintendent A M Self.

Grimes Sels Pella

Band Program for July 25 on the Mall

The list shows a July 25 band program featuring marches and tunes by Yoder Jurgens Roberts and others. Appears to include Arabian Nights Overture Elmer's Tune Pax Trot One Deal Jurgens Roses Voest and Me Popular Hit among selections. Strong entities includeJuly 25 and Band Program on the Mall with named composers and pieces.

Galtdman Yoder Elmer's Jurgens Nols Vist Cf Roberts Mr. Dubi Ektail Voest Jeir Roses Martin Heer Thanderer

Former Pella Boy Takes Major Post With Alien Property Custodian

Francis Dykstra of Madison Wisconsin son of Mr and Mrs J Dykstra has been appointed to a key role with the Alien Property Custodian Office for Emergencies Headquarters. He becomes Director and Secretary of Yamona 680 St Ave New York a Japanese importing firm under custodial control. A leave of absence was granted by Interstate Finance Corporation where he serves as Madison manager.

Francis Dykstra Madison Wisconsin Sind J Dictra Emergencemient Washington, D. C Chiea Tv President Dykstra Yamona- 680 St Ave New York Interstate Finance Corporation

Local News Notes From Ma Hospital Area and Davenport Visits

Mrs R A Van Haaften reports the birth of a baby boy at Ma Hospital Osksborn riding on July 17. The July 6 to 17 period records several deeds and regional convention attendance with Mrs Kaldenberg traveling to Moline visiting cousins. Miss Violet Prichard of Derby Kansas visited her Davenport relatives, and Ivan and Louise Gerel were guests at the Georg home. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Vos at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa on July 15. Mary Ruth Kempkes was discharged from Mahaska Hospital July 16 after a major operation. Elmer Hartgraves Jr of Vella promoted to Technician fourth grade at Lubbock Army Flying School. Jackie Korn spending a week with relatives in Davenport. Mortimer Goodwin reports mail from England. Bernard Mennenga notes travel. Camp Bowie visits and local health notes follow. Barbara Van Sittert returned from Des Moines aiding Mrs Dykstra as her home was sold north of Grand Avenue. The Van Essen farm near Gow Kameriele sold for about 56.00 per acre to John Walraven. De Bruyns visit Des Moines. Billy De Bruyn moves to Pella to run J E Forbes Funeral Home.

R.A. van Haaften Ma- Hospital Osksborn Intel Kno George Peter van Hemert Cordova W. A. Roordu Pella Len Kaldenberg Af Townsend Clubs Davenport Iowa Wiscon Townsend W Kaldenberg Moline Ed Metter Charles Violet Prichard Derby Kansas Charles Porter George George Croll Ivan Louise Gerel Georg Louise Ben Vos Mahaska Hoa Oskaloosa le Cocq Abbott Mary Ruth Kempkes Tunis Kempkes Mahasa Hospital Elmer Hartgraves, Jr Vella Elmer Hartgraves Oskaloosa Street Thomas I Gilbert Lubbock Army Flying School Lubbock Texas Hartgraves Jackie Korn Berd Korn Dro He O Gerrit Popma Barbara van Sittert Des Moines Orville Dykstra Dykstras Grand Avenue van Essen Gooh Kameriele John G. Walragen J. E. Forbes de Bruyn Crysvie Klein

Don Vriezelaar Receives Wings at Texas Field Today

Army Flying School at Madhind honors nine bombardment trainees as they receive commissions. The group, including Lieutenant Vriezelaar and Lieutenant Vinson, trained at Cedar Rapids and Indianola, part of a ceremony marking their entry as bombardiers in the US Army Air Forces.

Don Vriezelaar Texas Field Army Flying School Madhind Jung America Mites Leaven Men Worlds Lane Boibardier Transcenter Iowa Thomas P Channing Bo Wolfe W. Vinson Vriezelor Vriezelaar Central Collegee Pella Tokyo AU Midlander New Jersey

Navy Relief Society Aid For Sailors Families

The Navy Relief Society funds aid for orphaned children and families of Navy personnel through interest free loans and ongoing grants. With Pearl Harbor, the society expects greater needs as Navy expands. Fundraising by voluntary gifts supports pensions and immediate aid, coordinated with Red Cross and Navy relief efforts.

Navy Relief Society Henied Sears Navy Thas Navy Pearl Harbor Ureathy Marine Corps Coast’ Guard Als Ciety Speer Red Cross Navy ‘Relief Society United Servi Women of Mucrican Unit 26

School to Open September First

The Board of Education has decided to begin school on September 1. On Monday, August 1, teachers report for initial teaching. Labor Day falls on September 1 this year, and it is planned to hold all school on that date.

Board of Biduction

Bombardier trainees vow to guard bombsight during dives

Youths are drawn to the demanding role as 15 percent of applicants meet the strict bombardier training standards. Lt. Col. Richard TH. Smith, director of training, says the job appeals to young Americans though it is a grueling path to earn the title as "the most dangerous men in the world." Eileen Sadler Rows spent the weekend at Sunnyside. her husband Dick Rou is stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, and Mrs. Rouw teaches piano in Oskaloosit.

Vrden Richard TH. Smith America Eileen Sadler Sunnyside Dick Rou Jefferson Barracks Missouri Mrs. Rouw Oskaltoosit

Pella Red Cross chapter reports strong finances

The Pella Red Cross chapter shows an excellent financial position with all demands met. The report covers June 30, 19?? to June 30, 1??, includes balances on hand, disbursements for membership and relief work, and notes an audit by Frank N. De Wit, Pella City Clerk, with a submission to St Louis National HQ. It lists War Relief, Junior and civilian relief efforts, and related productions and expenses.

Red Cross Syneshin Subanit Pella Uyle Haq Nat'l Hd Loui Frank N. de Wit National St. Louis

Farmers form groups to organize soil conservation work

Marion County farmers organize information and organization meetings across districts led by Clyde Garderaf and local leaders. Groups near Pella and Red Rock discuss GreE Leader elections, district assistance petitions, and planning for the 1943 War Production Program to protect soil resources amid wartime demand.

Clyde Garderaf Marion County Siervation Suil Conservation Nor Fates Boyd Coffman Group Columbia Ooo the Coltman Worth Berhout Gosport Gosport Seriol Farme Red Rock Tumpleton J. J. Templeton Ohn Warvick Diadas Caloma School Ation Ee Clarence Ler Marion County Conservation District Clarenne Schrader G. Schrader Heyke Poppings O. D. Spires Paul Crabb Dlohn McCon Lord Hoselbuby Adam Ken Howard Wallace Sehlegel White Southddan Libserty School Paes Pella Knoxville Marion County Soil Conservation District Gardner Sumer

Annual Mission Fest of Reformed Churches Aug 27

The Annual Mission Fest of the churches of Classis Pella will be held on Thursday August 27 1912 in West Market Square with afternoon and evening sessions. Speakers include Rev ing Missionary in Jeune Nienhuis and M Missionary in furlough. Dr John R Mulder president of Western Theological Seminary will discuss Education. A Domestic Missions speaker is also listed with further details to come. All Reformed Churches and friends are urged to attend and avoid conflicts.

Classis Pella Market Square Jeune Nienhuis John R. Mulder Western Theological Seminary Central College Reformed Churches Friends

Mrs Muilenberg and family spend Sunday in Cedar Rapids

Mrs Carrie Muilenberg and her daughter Christine visited Cedar Rapids Sunday with friends while Mrs Muilenberg enjoys a two week vacation from duties at the gas office. Miss Martha Schoinkhoven continues her work. Mr and Mrs Willard Lange Rak and their little daughter from Des Moines are visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Meyer Langerak.

Carrie Muilenberg Christine Cedar Rapids Muilenberg Martha Schoinkhoven Willard Langerak Des Moi Meyer Langerak

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Gary Scheetwett Gary Buerkens Smithy Andrew Evalena Wynberg Pella Penne Penney Frank Frush Rotary Club Ings Sam U. S. Employment Service A. M. Self Lack Seach Bonbardment Butt Coxswain Walter E. Butt Cox Wain U.S. Navy Shi Denebola Walter Rock Butt W. A. Butt S. Denebola N.Y TNS State Bank St. Loui Uncle Sam Warren Schreiner John van Roekel J: Re
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