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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

6

Navy Relief Drive in Pella Aug 7 8 and 9

The Navy Relief drive in Pella is postponed yet will be conducted by United Service Women Mothers Sisters and Daughters of men in the service. Mrs Dora Carson will lead a house to house canvass on Friday August 7 with shopping appeals on Saturday August 8 and free will church collections on Sunday. Proceeds go to Navy Relief to aid sailors and families as the national goal of five million dollars is pursued. The Society supports widows orphans and dependents with grants and aid.

Navy United Service Women United Servicers Dora Carson George van Vark Central Park Navy Ant Navy Relief Y Liage Washington Socie Incorporated Voluntar Wits Wn Navy Imin

Price Schedule Filing For Consumer Services Urged

Robert A Adams state director of the Office of Price Administration urged all persons selling consumer services to file maximum price schedules with their nearest War Price and Rationing Board. He noted many filed with the State Office in Des Moines causing double handling and advised confirming the nearest board. The regulation No 165 effective July 1 1942 requires a completed statement by September 1 1942 listing March 1942 highest charged prices and pricing method, with a duplicate due by September 10 1942 to the appropriate board.

Robert Bb. Adams Office of Price Administration Prie Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Agency Adams War Price and Rationing Board

Dr I J Lubbers Honored At Central College Testimonial

Trustees and friends honor Dr I J Lubbers at a testimonial dinner held at the home of Mr and Mrs Elvan with Mrs Vogekaar and Vanden Bers present. The board and executive committees praise his faithful service as president, noting doubled college endowment and new facilities while expressing gratitude and prayers for continued leadership.

North Central Association Dro USA Ives Ladhers

Oskaloosa Band to Play Concert Here Wednesday

Oskaloosa's Municipal Band will visit Pelle Wednesday August 11 for a concert. The program includes The New Colonial Overture Mercedes Indian Novelty Pox The Firefly Finale from the New World Symphony and three Negro Dances with vocal solos by Kilpatrick and a Vibra Harp solo by Miss Vander Ploeg. Also noted is a Saturday concert featuring Miss Vander Ploeg on vibra harp with a varied program.

Oskaloosa Pelle Pella Nvishhoring Chamber of Commerce Pel City Henryki Harry Glen Mercedes King Warren Hall of Fame Frederic Knight Logan Kilpat Yoder Price Popul Mr. Kilpatrick Dvorak Marchi the Conqueror Val. Ger Select Yrtrude Vander Ploey Crosley Diane Holmes Lilley Stephen Foster Styne Trude Vander Ploeg Taehaikoswky White Cliffs Dover Kent Mystic Land Egypt Ketelby

Chr Reformed Mission Fest In Pella Aug 12

The Mission Festival of the Christian Reformed Churches of Pella and vicinity will be held at West Market Square Pella on Wednesday August 12. Forenoon address by Miss Johanna Kromminga Indian Mission in New Mexico. Afternoon talks by Rev J Weidenaar Grand Rapids Michigan and Dr De Korne also of Grand Rapids. Evening programs include talks by Rev J Weidenaar and Rev J Schaal Kalamazoo Michigan on work with soldiers. Miss Kromminga to lead Children's Hour at 1:30 PM.

Christian Reformed Churches of Pella West Market Square Johanna Kromminga New Mexico J. Weidenaar Grand Rapids Michigan de Korne J. Schaal Kalamazoo Kromminga

Johnny Vande Veer Injured By Train Sat

Johnny Vande Veer was struck by a freight train while crossing a trestle near the George McMurray home south of Pella on the Wabash Railroad. He was thrown about sixteen feet, severely injured with three broken ribs and facial injuries, and transported to the Toom home before being moved to Surrey to rest.

Star Auto Co Johnny Vande Veer Pella Johnny Alon Johnny Vande V George McMurray Johnn. Bachelor Cently Vande Veer Harvey Wabash McMurray Home Will J. Koopman Mion Toom Toom Dr. Cr Vande Surrey Johony

Children Drive to Aid Iowa's Homes for War-Worn Children

The Iowa Children’s Home Society announces a statewide drive to find homes for dependent children. Local supporters, including Miss Ver Steves and Miss Stubersaueh, invite the public to City Hall at 10:00 for prizes and fundraising gifts funded by friends of the society. Des Moines hosts the society offices, led by Mav Habenieht, M.D. executive secretary, with 200 new wards in 1914 and a daily average of 350 children under care.

Amtaie Spinors BOM Pra Mas Schulte Hers Rule Ho Kuyper Bode Coc Tuerkens Mio Hens Stee Stubersaueh Eye Haverkunp Mars Dalen Me Gry Marien Cy Lowa Volu Yatis Des Moines Mav Habenieht M.D Rotary Ver Steves Friends of Ehimas

Carl Senob to Head Music Dept At the College

Carl Senob named head of Central College music department commencing in September. He will direct instrumental and choral groups and teach theory and methods. Senob, a Michigan graduate, studied violin with notable instructors and earned a Master of Music from the University of Michigan. He and his wife Jeanette Sandwick Senob will offer private voice lessons next year. A national drive to collect old phonograph records for soldiers is organized by The American Legion, with local support from the Auxiliary and Boy Scouts, to create new records for troops.

Steno Ers Collis Michistan Holor Sedeger Donna Beters Mischa Misehakotl Joe Sowerby American Conservy of Music Chien University of Michissan Stialuie Anthony Whitmire William D. Revelli Nobel Cain Louise Cuyler David M Jeanette Sandwick Senob Central College Department of Music Mrs. Senob Ruth Craig Northern State Colege Carl Lindegren Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti Theodore Harrison American Conservatory of Music van Hemert Pella Legion Amer Legion Amerie Fighting Men, Inc Mie Amu Ephone Legion Hall Inseht Hotell Fem Anvillarry

Fragmentary Note on Train Collision Remnant

A reader-sourced fragment recalls a near train collision where a person looked both ways, then felt a sudden shock and fear. The passage focuses on instinctive reaction and a moment of realization, with little verifiable detail.

Seaman 2nd Class I. N. Perlouw Listed Address Camp Allen

Henry reports his son I. N. Perlouw is a Seaman Second Class with a Norfolk based unit at Camp Allen Pla 1 Co Ba Bat 17 Norfolk He expects word from friends and family soon in this sparse wartime notice.

Henry I. N. Perlouw N. Terlouw Sea N.C. T.C Camp Allen Pla Ba Bat Norfolk

Service Women Plan Important Meeting Aug 1

The United Service Women's Organization calls Mothers wives sisters and daughters of service men to a 2 30 p m meeting at the American Legion Hall on Saturday August 1. Members and nonmembers are invited. The group seeks many attendees and plans to collect service member photos. bring photos to the meeting or to Vander Linden Rexall Store by August 8.

United Service Women's Organization American Legion Hall Armed Services Edward Cook Vander Linden Rexall

Two Women Board Train to East for Visits

Miss Margaretta Slobe and Miss Virginia Van Gorp left by a rail Wednesday for the East. Slobe planned a two week visit with her Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs William Rhyesburger at Arlington Virginia. Van Gorp went to Huntington West Virginia to visit relatives. They intended to travel most of the way together.

Margaretta Slobe Virginia van Gorp Miss Slobe William Rhyesburger Arlington Virginia Miss van Gorp Huntington West Virginia

Henry F. Johnson To Head Salvage Committee Here

A letter from City Chairman L D Tucker of Knoxville to State Salvage Chairman H O Playman of Des Moines states Henry F Johnson of Pella will head the Salvage Committee in Pella and chair the Bureau of Industrial Conservation, replacing J J Van Hemert who resigns due to other duties. The letter, dated July 24, 19, is signed L D Tucker. Marion County Chair.

LD. Tucker Knoxville State Salvage Dex Moines Henry F. Johnson Pella Bureau of Industrial Conservation J. J. van Hemert Beenuw H.C. Pligman Crocker Des Moines Towa Mr. Plagman van Hemert T. K. Johnson Town Chin

More Workers Needed to Keep Ball Rolling

The local voluntary employment program seeks townspeople and farmers to fill essential jobs this fall. Volunteers can register at the insurance office to be called when help is needed, with threshing oats and tomato harvesting identified as immediate tasks. Manager A M Sels asks locals to register at the plant or by phone to confirm available labor for outside help if required.

A. M. Sels Pella

New Officers Installed By Legion Post

The Legion Post installed new officers with Commander Henry Vander Ark taking charge from John Hackett. Will Baer became 1st Vice Commander while Kon Gorkum served as 2nd Vice Commander Ka Vos as Sergeant-at-Arms. Warner Vande Voort was named Adjutant Secretary as the post plans a Record Drive August 1 with four helpers for the Auxiliary and Boy Scouts. A committee will coordinate with the Auxiliary for events in August.

John Hackett Henry "Vander Ark George Eischeid Letinn Hackett Henry Vander Agk Vander Ark Warner Vande Voort Will Baer

Mail Out Canning Sugar Certificates Pella War Price and Ratio ing Board

The Pella War Price and Ratio ing Board announces a new allotment setup for fall canning sugar. Balance certificates for spring applicants will be mailed August 1, allowing up to 15 pounds per person for fruit canning at four pounds per quart. If excess allotment remains, exchange at the Board Office to conserve sugar. Duplicate certificates cannot be issued.

Pella

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