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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

2

Locals Briefs From Pella Area In Late July

Locals report guests and travel notes from the Pella area. Ensign Don Menning and bride Helen Graver announce their Sept marriage and Don will attend an instructors school after receiving his wings last week. Various residents recover from illness, welcome new babies, and await military assignments with updates on families including Van Norden, Van Arkel, Koopmans, and Ver Ploeg relatives across Mahaska and surrounding counties.

Ensign Don Menning Geo. Lankelma Corpus Christi Texas Don Oskaloosa Alfred Renaud Jimmie Spencer Henry Klyn E. J. Renaud James Koopmans Camp Edwards Mass Pella Sandra Kay Sherrie John Schippers Amos Cummings Eddie van Arkel Mary Koopman Eddie Charite Warner J. Vande Voort Des Moines Equitable of Laws Paul Thomassen Mae Thomassen Washington Iowa Paul G. G. Thomassen South Pella Carrie Muilenberg Henry Gosselink West of Pella Mahaska Hospital Herman Hodges Knoxville Lewis Popma Hodges Jean Cook Ft. Eustis Ed Cook Dorothy Cook Fort Jackson Michigan Red Cross J. N Wormhoudt Maryville Gene Nav Theresa Wormhoudt Ruth Klein Marcia Ver Stee Harry Braashart Oskaloosa St George Vande Noord New York States India General Electric Company Matthew Kempkes Kempkes Navy Air Base Ottumwa Great Lakes Ilinois Gerald Rysdam Patty Louise Omaha Belleview Nebraska Fred Dekker Ernest Ernest, Schippers Homes and With Ora Gass Warren van Sittert Prairie City Erma American Red Cross Fort Custer Mich Dick Diekema Veteran's Hospital Rolfus Sack Gerrit Terpstra West Second Street Hen Beyer William J. de Bruyn Waterloo Aussi W P. Kearns Kearns Chitcao Dave van Rees Santa Barbara California Dick Ver Ploeg Sully Dave Christian Reformed Church Paul Boertje Abbott Hospital T. van Dyk C. van Dyk J. R. van Zee W. Vander Linden Wa Cratel E. Blom A. van Helten John Blom Mason Olcott Columbia University Sanford Olcoit Midshipmen’s School Central Columbia Allen Slickers Keg Dickson

Weeded Tomato Fields at Marshall Canning Company

The 228 acres of tomatoes at the Marshall Canning Company in Pella were kept weed free this wet season after long hours of effort. Manager A. M. Sels praises the workers, saying they toiled like veterans and kept the fields cleaner than ever. The crew, described as patriotic and tough, are investing their earnings in war bonds, with a photo of the workers led by supervisor Dave De Cook and team members including Peter Van Gorp and Peter Rus.

Marshall Canning Company Pella A. M. Sels Dave de Cook Peter van Gorp Peter Rus Wilber van Dusseldorp Dean Sadler Ailen Lee Vander Ark Warren Ver Ploeg Charles Vander Ploeg Juline Palmquist Gordon Nesbit Harry Ray Mark Vander Ploeg

Community Notes From Pella And Surrounding Areas

A long list of local residents and visitors across towns like Pella Des Moines and Oska Loosa is recorded. People attend church events reunite with relatives travel to Chicago New Sharon and Cincinnati while others return from furloughs and conventions.

Citrus Rinds Turned Flavoring Power For U S Use

Fruit rinds once waste products now supply orange and lemon oils for foods beverages and medicines. Oils were imported from Italy before the war. shipping halted. Now produced in quantities to meet home needs and lend lease shipments.

United States Italy

Soliloquist decries dames in verse and April exhibit remark

A quip on romance a soliloquist makes about women and temptation ends with an artist declaring ten thousand dollars will not buy his exhibited picture. Sam claims to be among the ten thousand.

Sam

Legion Auxiliary Molly Pitcher Tag Day Aug 7

Legion Women and the United States Treasury bring Molly Pitcher Tag Day to Iowa towns on August seventh. Volunteers on street corners and public spaces will offer stamps and bonds, with red white and blue tags as rewards. The event honors Molly Pitcher from Monmouth battle and promotes War Savings efforts.

American Legion Auxiliary United States Treasury Department War Savings Stat Molly Pitcher Monmouth George Washington Thomas Tracey Iowa American Legion Auxiliary Molly Pteher

Dairy Men in Protest Over Ames Bulletin

A joint Iowa dairy industry and Iowa State College committee on campus in Ames recommends immediate retract of the bulletin Putting Dairy ing on a War Footing. They urge a complete revision reflecting criticisms and objective evidence, saying many statements in Pamphlet No 5 are incorrect or inadequately documented. Dr Finley in Washington has not acted.

State College R. E. Buchanan Agricultu P. Mabel Nelson C. A. Iverson T. W. Schultz G. S. Shephard W. G. Murray H. Um, Kildee Finley Charles E. Finley Iowa State College Schultz Buchanan Dairy Interests Dr. Finley Inje George Godfrey C. Y. Cannon Ames Iowa Charles E Friley Washington, D. C P. W. Crowley Des Moines Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa Julius Brunner Osage Iowa Association of Local Creameria Clarence Nielsen Independence Creamery Butter Manufacturers Association Scott Ellis Dallas Center Iowa Dairy Industry Commission Ralph Bartlett Sibley Iowa Creamery Operators Association A. N. Heggen Co-operative Milk Producers Federation

Dairy pamphlet sparks committee debate on milk solids use

A committee report notes the aim to boost whole milk utilization and the push to use milk solids broadly, while dairy faculty challenge key claims. They fault lack of evidence for statements on dairy influence and economic implications, amid a wider Farm Study on food policy supported by Iowa State and Rockefeller funds.

Hammer Davndary Department Pearl Swi Thomas Godfrey Statd Tnerraer Marisse Schulz Geneva Wartine Farm Department of Kentumies Ineiulury Towa Agricultural Experiment Station Lype Special T Rockefeller Foundation of New York

Dug Own Pitfall

A misfit youth proclaims marriage to a girl with confidence, older man responds with light blame, noting the youth’s lingering presence led to the awkward proposal amid a quiet Northwood Anchor setting.

4-H President to Lead War Work Conference

Miss Jeanne Jenkins of Marion County will represent county girls at a two day 4-H war work conference. Aims include added training and wartime efficiency planning for 4-H girls with speakers to be announced. Registration begins August 2 at Memorial Union Ames. Group travels to Des Moines for events at Memorial Union Great Hall.

Jeanne Jenkins Marion County Organization Ayr Frances Norris Sion Memoris Ion Ames Great Hall Memorial Union

Most Accidents Occur at Home Warns The Safety Man

A brief safety plea warns that many off the job injuries happen at home and about half of home falls arise from unsafe ladders, makeshift setups, and faulty equipment. Readers urged to replace broken ladders and avoid stacking boxes on chairs to protect workers and support the war effort.

Aple Fred Braun

AH THESE WOMEN AND BERRIES GUIDE BERRY MATURITY

A Northwood Anchor note contrasts two humorous wife and patient lines about mishaps and medical advice. It also advises choosing berries by color as a maturity cue, ensuring uniform size for even cooking.

Budget Estimate for Lake Prairie Independent School District

The district will hold a public hearing at Pella High School on a budget for the year beginning July 1, 1943, and ending June 30, 1944. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available, with a balance July 1, 1948, and a General Fund of $21,524.11. The School House Fund shows None. The number of persons in school is 1,881,722 with an expenditure of 1,390,011 and a balance of 906.

Theoa Lake Prairie Bia Independent School Tawnship Marion County Towa Flueist A. Gs Pella High School Waa General Fund G. Foy

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