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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

5

Pella Urges Final Push to Complete Bond Drive

In a last effort to meet its quota for the Fifth War Loan Campaign, Pella's drive faces a shortfall of 31,146.25 dollars while nearby Marion County eyes 66 percent, Sioux County surpasses quota at 102 percent, and Maha County lags at 66 percent. Investors are urged to buy War Bonds, with guidance on ownership limits and co ownership to extend购买.

Pella Marion Co Sioux County Neigbor Maha Jasper County Jane Otis Stan

Walton League Charter Meeting For Marion County

The Marion County chapter of the Trank Walton League will hold its charter meeting tonight at the Marion theatre in Knoxville at 8 o clock. Reis Tuttle will present the charter and speak alongside Des Moines attendees with hopes Congressmen Paul Cunningham may attend. 100 members sought. wildlife film shown. open to all interested in conservation. An 80 year old Hil lboro area woman dispatched 24 opossums and a civet cat while hunting for the killer of her hens.

Marion County Trank Walton League Marion Theatre Knoxville Reis Tuttle Trigger Reel Des Moines State League Robert Schlotterback Pella Tuttle Paul Cunningham State Conservation Organization Lida Cooper Hillboro Henry County

Band Concert Saturday Night Program Listing

A readable program outline for a Saturday night band concert includes selections by Wings over America and Frey. Pieces listed feature Go Tour at Overture Hicks, Forever Blownie Bubbles, One Dozen Roses, Trombone Jewels, and Our National Anthem, with Symphonette and Ge named among performers.

Cammier Garden Americh Frey Overture Kellette Lawry Massy

Pella Horse and Mule Show Planned for October

Pella Horse and Mule Breeders Association officers plan a first class fall show jointly with the Chamber of Commerce. Entries are expected to widen to a 20 mile radius, inviting exhibitors from Oskaloosa Knoxville Sully Avinville and nearby. The event at Wachter Lumber Yard will run all day with prizes and ribbons for horses, mules and ponies, plus rider and pony class judging.

Pella Pelke Oskalousi Knosville Sully Avinville Elibbons Aly Wacehter Lumber Yard Harry Jarard New Sharon Town Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association Judg Cecil Books Des Moines Assciation Fiekd Pella Association

Hail damages crops across Jasper County Sunday

Hail struck farmsteads northeast of Galeburg near Hewitt Cemetery and across Monroe area causing stones and roof impacts. Crop fields suffered limited damage due to brief hail and dry soil while corn losses were projected to halve in the Lynnville region as winds followed. Prisoners of war in Europe may receive 60 pounds of books annually at five pounds per month.

Jacob Boot Galeburg Hewitt Cemetery Pella Europe

Vacation Bible School Completes Three Week Session

The Union Daily School wrapped a three week Vacation Bible School with strong parent turnout last Thursday. Despite a smaller teacher corps, the program was praised as one of Pella’s finest. Lena Vander Linden served as interim superintendent and many volunteers, including Ruth Voy Jaar and Ella Dane Vane Sittert, assisted. A Friday picnic at West Meekark followed. Children contributed about 75 dollars, split between China Relief and missions in Kentucky. Enrollment reached 164 from seven churches and denominations with staff and students listed by department and church affiliation.

Union Daily Pella Chunks Lena Vander Linden Phion Usly West Meekark China Kentucky Dei Second Reformed Church Richard Vanden Berg

Harvest Bread offer and home canning labels promotion

Advert fragment notes a Harvest Bread coupon offer for free victory canning and household label hooks with grammed labels upon mailing name and address to a grocer. The rest mentions a prewar Red Cross note about English swimming classes training 1,500 women to aid servicemen.

Pella Harvest Bread The Chronicle American Red Cross England

Installment Buying Makes Good Business

Gerrit, a Pella native now with Consumers Credit Corporation, tells Rotary Club that installment buying expands purchasing power by 40 to 54 percent. He cites its spread through credit finance, noting a past stigma has faded as the textile industry promotes the plan. Continued on page 1.

Gerrit Pela Credit Finance Consumers Credit Corporation St. Laws Philadelphia Hank New York

Eastern Stars Plan Memorial Service Friday

Sunset Memorial service to be held at Oakwood come ry Friday evening at 8 oclock. The public is cordially invited to attend, with Florence Bnerkens in charge of services dedicated to the men who died for country.

Oakwood Comery Herons Anced Ier Florence Bnerkens

Soldier’s Pink Letters End as Bride Finds Bliss

A wartime memoir fragment notes a soldier who wrote pink letters daily since enlistment, while his betrothed moves on to a new marriage, highlighting personal sacrifice and shifting loyalties amid conflict.

Solier Bost

Smiles Cascade From Local Social Roll Call

A page of names appears with multiple rows listing residents and families. The bottom line notes the Coven of Bert R Boat dren and children of Milton Waardhuizen. The document presents a social or community roster likely from a local parish or club.

Janet Herman Nollen Carol John Boerelyn Leighton Janna Arthur Huyser Mary Lou Marion den Adel Otley Janice Connie Vander Wal Bonnie Franklin Verrips Charles Bert van Breemen Dorothy Bert van Bremen Merbert Paul Roorda James R. Hl. Vander Linden Marilyn—Delis Walravon Norman Cornie Vanden Baard Joan Kay

Historic Old Tree Wrecked By High Wind

A Sunday rain storm toppled a venerable locust tree in front of the I. P. Van Gorp residence on North Main, splitting the trunk and tearing down a Fowler Telephone Company cable. The tree, filled with cement years ago, rotted internally and must be removed. The Van Gorps plan to replace it soon. the site has long historic associations with Pella founder family, Chautauqua booths, and local gatherings.

I. P. van Gorp North Main Fowler Telephone Company van Gorp Paul Seholte Pella Hendrik Pieter Seholte Seholte van Gorps

Goodwill Band Concert Postponed by Rain in Galesburg

The Bell Chamber of Comuters band in Galesburg postponed Tuesday's concert to Wednesday due to rain and threatening weather. Reports say a record crowd was expected and many professionals planned to attend with families. Proceeds from refreshments sold by local folks would support church workers for Thursday's Firesmen Frolic at Monroe’s summer festival.

Bell Chamber of Comutores Galesburg Galesbury Pireh Monroe

Congressmen Will Discuss GI Bill Tonight in Des Moines

Congressman Paul Cunningham to explain the GI bill at Argonne Armory Des Moines tonight. A panel including Adjutant Roed Laird and W B Nugent will discuss provisions and loan options to help disabled veterans start businesses or buy equipment. Legion officers Auxiliary Red Cross and service workers urged to attend.

Argonne Armory Des Moines American Legion Paul Cunningham Cunningham Kenny National Committee Roed Laird W. B. Nugent Legion Legion Auxiliary Red Cross Pella

Two Yanks Roam Behind Nazi Lines for 34 Days

St Louis reporting on two American paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne, Sgt Harville of Nashville and Sgt Henderson of Seattle, who were captured on D-Day and escaped after five days. They traveled 34 days behind German lines, living on raw potatoes onions milk from cows at night and scraps of bread, seeing comrades killed or wounded.

Dave ‘Thomas Monk’? Klootwyk Boyland Pella Normandy Mark Not Airborne War Department Thomases Eoin St. Louis Edward Ball France Klondike Patrice de Lazenby Henderson

Auction of Corn Pickers Opens Soon in Marion County

H H Hooper, chairman of the Marion County AAA Committee, announces that July 31 1944 is the closing date to file applications for corn pickers. Soon after the deadline, certificates will be issued to selected pickers.

H. H. Hooper Marion County Aaa Committee

Soils men attend Clarinda demonstration on erosion control

Marion County soils district representatives visited the Soil Conservation Experimental Farm near Clarinda on July 18 to study terraces, strip cropping and contour cultivation. Data show reduced soil loss with shortened slopes, contour planting and terraces, plus rotation lowers erosion and boosts yields. Results from Marion County co op experiments with farmers will be published this winter.

Marion County Soil Conservation Experimental Clarinda Hose Glen H. Newton Fred Hicks Worth Earns Harold Godlove Lyman Belts Clay Barnett John I. Stierwalt Mr. Barnett Joe Cross Frank Hull John Wilson Jasper County John Richardson Warren County

Hymn Sing Invites Servicemen Sunday Evening

A hymn sing is set for Sunday evening at the First Christian Reformed Church. Servicemen home on furlough will join in, with Mr. T Kempkes leading and choral society members assisting. The program includes a male quartet solos and instrumental numbers to boost morale. The event aims to support church youth and provide inspirational music for those on the home front.

First Christian Reformed Church T. Kempkes Choral Society First Christian Reformed Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walton League Chareh Hia Nempies Tammens M. Heerem Vivine Ruth Voy Jaar Ella Dane Vane Mrs Will Myrtle Jay Kuyper Darlene Haleversen Leona Vanderden Martha Vande Voort Inedistrees Cherie Toseh Gerrit Popma Rotary Club Eastern Stars Plan Waltz Studios Iowa Pelity G. I. Bill D. M D. Mark Thomas S.C.S. Farm
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