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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1943

Page

6

Sunday pool debate stalls as council weighs cadet needs

A long council recounts the Sunday opening of Pella’s swimming pool amid Navy Cadet use, ministerial opposition, and intercity discussion. Debates center on cadet access versus keeping the pool closed. a July 26 special session leads to no firm decision. Local authorities cite cadet training costs and competing college bids as factors in the ongoing disagreement.

Finnigan Pella Navy Schreiner Tysseling Plette Central College of Aviation Dieleman Duncan

Iowa Ration Calendar details July August 1943

The ration calendar lists Class A and B inspection periods and multiple coupon validity dates for fuel, coffee, sugar, and processed foods. It notes deadlines such as August 3 for certain inspections, coupons expiring July through January 1944, and provides conditions for home canning and board applications.

Band program delights Chamber crowd with Kuyper twirlers

A capacity crowd greeted the Chamber of Commerce band last Saturday. Miss Marcia Kuyper and her twirlers performed a polished routine of twirling and flag waving. Leonard Allen and Donald Waecter offered solos and planned a future community singing event.

Chamber of Commerce Marcia Kuyper Donald Wucehter Kuyper Alford Russell Margie Davis Ritter Donald Waecter Lake Gordon Holy City Adams Leonard Allen King Elmer Albrecht Alexander

New City Dump Opens Southwest of University and West Fourth

The city council announces a new dumping site on the Pella Knoxville road just southwest of University and West Fourth Streets. The old dump north of the city is closed. Ashes dirt and tree limbs may still be deposited at the northeast Pella dump if convenient.

University West Fourth Pella- Knoxville Formr Pella F. M. Frush

Pool Adjourned After Tie Vote Prompts Sunday Opening Petition

A 2 to 2 tie led the mayor to adjourn the meeting. Afterwards, women and others began collecting signatures for a petition to keep the pool open on Sundays, with plans to present it to the council at a special meeting before week’s end.

Child Struck by Truck in Pella Becomes Hospitalized

Norma Jeanne Hagan, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hagan, was hit by a truck driven by Glenn Smith of Knox and So Severely injured that she was taken to Mahaska Hospital Oska loosa. Witness Jacob Van Gorp described the sequence as the child darted from behind a transport and stepped into the path of a northbound track. The ambulance carried her to hospital where doctors treated a deep skull base wound and monitored for complications.

Norma Jeanne William Hagan Glenn Smith Knox Mahaska Hospital Oska- Joost Jacob ¥. van Gorp Hoksbergen Billy” Hagan Pella Product Co Chicago Hagan Otto Ver Meer Bert Roelofsen Oskaloosa

Explosion in Henhouse Claims Child Life in Iowa Farm

On Tuesday afternoon near Prairie City Iowa a gasoline spray inside a henhouse ignited by an electric outlet caused a blast and fire. Two year old Marilyn Winegar died at 6 pm while her mother Mrs Gilbert Winegar was severely burned and taken to Des Moines General Hospital. The henhouse burned completely and funeral services for Marilyn were planned for Thursday at the First Reformed Church in Prairie City.

Tunis Klein Pella Marilyn Winegar June Klein Gilbert Winegar

Organ Recital at Central College by Miss Rozendaal and Miss Pappen

Central College announces an organ recital in the College Chapel on Thursday evening August 5, 1943 at 8 16 o clock. Miss Rozendaal and Miss Pappen will perform with a program to be listed in the Chronicle. The recital aims to inspire the students through music.

Central College Jan& Rozendaal Marcella Pappen Fe Chronicle

Miss Murial Mouw Named College Treasurer Aide

The college announces that Miss Muriel Mouw of Sioux Center and a Central graduate will take duties in the treasurer's office this fall formerly under Mrs Richard Beving. The role includes managing treasurer's books running the bookstore and ordering supplies. The position is responsible and exacting and the college praises Miss Mouw as capable and tactful.

Murial Mouw Muriel Mouw Sioux Center Richard Beving Mouw

Chr. Reformed Mission Fest Planned for Aug 12 in Pella

The Christian Reformed Churches of Pella and vicinity hold their annual Mission Fest Thursday August 12 at West Market Park with sessions at 10:30 am 1:30 pm and 7 pm. Dr Clarence Bouma Calvin Seminary Grand Rapids will headline. Other speakers include Missionary C Kuipers Zuni NM and Miss Johanna Timmer Grand Rapids acting president of Reformed Bible Institute and president of the National Federation of Reformed Young Women's Societies. A Children's Hour begins at 1:30 pm in the First Chr Ref Church basement with Ela Vander Schaaf in charge.

Christian Reformed Churches Pella West Market Park Clarence Bouma Calvin Seminary Grand Rapids Mich Missionary C. Kuipers Zuni New Mexico Johanna Timmer Timmer Calvin College Reformed Bible Institut National Federation of Reformed Young Women's Societies Ela Vander Schaaf

Pella Band Plays Sunday at Hospital for Veterans

The Pella Chamber of Commerce Band directed by H. E. Kuyper entertained veterans at Knoxville Hospital on Sunday July 26. Sax quartet members Jack Bootsma Donald Waehter Hos pers Kuyper and Bill Lankelma performed. Martin Heerema sang the Navy Song and Marcia Kuyper with twirlers performed a flag and baton routine. Refreshments were served at Tracy's Cafe after the concert by the Auxiliary of the Pella Post American Legion.

Pella Chamber of Commerce H. E. Kuyper Knoxville Jack Bootsma Donald Waehter Hospers Kuyper Bill Lankelma Martin ‘Heerema Navy Marcia Kuyper Pella Post American Legion Weyers Tracy's Cafe

Notice on Ration Book HII applications and filing

If anyone has failed to receive or apply for New Ration Book No HII they may call the Rationing Office afternoons from 1 to 5 to get application blanks All spokestans are to be filed at the Local Rationing Board Office Do not mail them to Chicago or Des Moines War Price and Rationing Board 63-2 H P Van Gorp Chairman

Demonstration of Locker Storage at High School

The Rural Vv Production Course on Processing and Preservings of Foods will hold its west meeting on Wednesday evening August 4 in the Homemak department of the Pella Publ High School at 8 pan. The session covers canning, freezing and dehydration with guidance from Mr. J. Lankelma and Mr. K. C. Decker. Members are urged to attend and enroll to learn new methods for efficient processing during wartime food demands.

Mreezinge Santre Pella Publ High School J. Lankelma K. C. Decker

John De Prenger Named New Legion Commander

John De Prenger of Leighton elected commander of Van Veen Van Hemert Post with Ed Vos reappointed as sergeant at arms. Reuben Schakel named 1st vice commander, other officers installed by Paul Riddle of Knoxville as routine reports cover hospitalizations, finances, and convention delegation.

van" Veen-Van Hemert Post John de Prenger Leighton Ed Vos Pella The Legion de Prenger John Reuben Schakel Paul Riddle Knoxville Sam Ver Steeg Tunis Prins Tunis Kempkes Will van Sittert George Ver Steeg Edward Vos Dave Thomas Charles City Iowa Towa Lutheran Hospital Des Moines Dick Diekema Veterans’ Facility Vernon Roorda Warner Vande Voort Henry Hines Knoxville Chamber of Commerce Marion County Arrington Underhill Navy Vander Ark

Central College On the Air concludes with Wing talk

The final broadcast in the five part series over WHO will air Saturday at 5 45 pm with Prof William Wing giving a talk. The series has drawn favorable comments from Pella residents and others statewide. A future series is hoped. Dr Lubbers will join the Town Round Table on Sunday at 2 30 pm on the Liberty Arts Colleges Central College On the Air.

Wm. Wing Pella Dr. Lubbers Liberty Arts Colleges

Preparations for county scrap drive near end stage

Organizers in Pella finalize plans for a county wide scrap drive next Thursday August Sth. Henry Po Johnson salvage chair notes trucks and services donated, meals provided by local restaurants, gasoline from dealers, and volunteers recruited from businesses. Truckers listed include Otley Paul Buwalda Joe Kool Jim Vriezelaar and others with coordinators across the city. The drive begins at seven with assembly at the old City Hall, districts mapped to farms, and metal piles urged for easy pickup to aid war needs.

Henry Po Johnson Pella Otley Paul Buwalda Joe Kool Jim Vriezelaar Farmers Co-op John Vanden Baard Rene Verwers Richard Vander Leest H. P. Meppelink Anthony Ver Meer G. B. Gosselink Jake Vander Veer

Pella High Band to Play Concert Tonight in Garden Square

The Pella High School Concert V under Bob Brittell performs its third summer concert in Garden Square tonight, with a varied program including marches overtures a cornet solo by Alsbert Van Houweling and a humorous Der Fuhrer’s Pace. The group plans one more concert August 12 to close the summer season.

Pella High School Bob Brittell Garden Square Toulieht Als Hert van Houweling der Fouhrer Cart Ver Steex Bruce Buerkens Junior Toom America Barnard Blue Devil Mounties March Richards Sportland Holmes Cohan Overture Beau

Retailers Must Post Points And Prices

Meat dealers and breeers urged by TL Van Gorp to post in conspicuous places the OPA consumer table of point values for meats fats canned fish and dairy products and to show whether items are at ceiling prices. Retailers should keep the trade point table handy for reference and to speed service, with the consumer table obtainable at the post office and local board.

Pe Vane Garp Pella OPA Mr. van Gorp

Oskaloosa Club President Reports Rotary Conventio

Wayne Douglas, president of the Oskaloosa Club, told Pella Rotarians about attending the Rotary International Convention in St. Louis. He recalled Dutch heritage, praised Rotary principles, and noted the convention's focus on organization, wartime victory, and world peace with 10,000 attendance and 98 new clubs formed.

Wayne Douglas Oskaloosa Club Pelth Rotary International St. Louis Douglas Pella Central Nebraska Dad Oskiloose Club Rotary South America Australia New Zealand International Rotary Carlos Romulas The Phillipines

Scrap Drive Urges Citizens to Gather Rusting Iron

The mayor appeals for a community scrap iron drive on Thursday August 5 with truckers and local businessmen aiding. Citizens should collect metal from farms and sheds, including old plows and bolts, to support soldiers abroad. Families will be visited August 6 to collect and load scrap for Uncle Sam.

Pella Uncle Sam Corregidor Bataan Tunisia Alaska Sicily Fox Holes Knoxville F. M. Frush

Quiz KIDS special broadcast for Pella folke Sunday

Quiz KIDS of special interest to Pella folke will be broadcast Sunday evening at six. It follows with a speaker recounting who left Holland with her mother when Holland was invaded in 1940.

Pella Folke Speak Holland

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Ed Schreiner Aet R. J. Vanden Berg A. Haverkamp Ministers’ Association of Lawrence Borst J. Vander Ploeg George R. Clay Stion W Don Waechter New City North Main Street Prairie City Mother Jacob F. van Gorp North Main Norma Jeanne Hi Miss Muriel Mouw Legion Post Swell War Fund Pella HI Lac Army Air Corps Crawford Cornet Kiefer Albert van Houweling der Feuhrer Wallace Betty Co-od Forarty-Vailew Caissons Rotary Club
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