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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1947

Page

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County 4-H Fair Set With Livestock and Exhibits

About 200 4-H boys and girls from Marion County will bring livestock and exhibits to the Free Fair August 7 to 10 at the county fairgrounds. Entries include 80 head of fat steers 40 purebred heifers 42 dairy heifers 9 colts and 100 pigs. Entries close August 1 and livestock arrive August 6 with judging starting August 7. Plans include buildings disinfecting and fly control with DDT. Judges include Gene Meyer Bill Imiau Garold Parks and Phane Hibbs. Girls from 12 clubs prepare more than 500 exhibits and 4-H club demonstrations will highlight homemaking and garden projects.

Marion County Fairgrounds Gene Meyer Farm News Department WHO Bill Imiau Iowa Victory Boosters Victory Strivers Summit Dallas Polk Lester Rankin Guy Spaur James Holland A.L. Dykstra Walter Snyder

Amvet Auxiliary Sponsoring Sale of White Clovers Saturday

The Amvet Auxiliary to Meul polder and Schilder Post No 28 plans its Think of Me drive on Saturday August 2 to support veteran aid. The White Clover is the official flower of the National Amvets and proceeds fund hospital care and veteran services. The piece notes past auxiliary gifts to Des Moines and Marshalltown facilities, and urges public generosity amid prior criticism of fundraising.

Amvet Meulpolder and Schilder National Amvets The Chronicle Ublic Knoxville Veterans Hospital Des Moines Veterans Hospital Des Moines Marshalltown Dept. of Iowa Des Minesospital Wardeen

Dr. S. M. Hamilton Appointed to the College Faculty

President Gerrit T. Van der Lugt of Central College announces Dr. Samuel M. Hamilton as Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Indiana native with AB from Hanover College and Cincinnati Bible Seminary, ordained evangelist, later Bachelor of Divinity, AM and EdD from Denver University.

Gerrit T. van der Lugt Central College Samuel M. Hamilton Indiana Hamilton Hanover College Hanover Cincinnati Bible Seminary Church of Christ Grant Kentucky Denver University Berkeley Christian Church of Denver Colorado

Vocational Agriculture program resumes at local high school

Marion Aalbers returns to Pella August first to resume vocational agriculture instruction after a two year lapse. He brings a B.S. from Ames, taught at Lanesboro, served in the Navy, and will teach Farm Shop, Animal Husbandry, Crops, Soils, and Farm Management. The department may offer On the Farm Training for Veterans if interest grows with possible classes at Knoxville and Monroe. Interested students should contact the school office or Mr Aalbers.

Albers Coral College Lanesboro Navy Ames Marion Alton Reformed Church Aalbers Joe Woods East First Main Street

Palmquist Chosen to Represent 187th Glider Infantry in Tokyo Parade

Private First Class Juline L Palmquist a 19 year old parachutist from Pella Iowa with Company D 187th Glider Infantry 11th Airborne Division was picked to represent his regiment in the Independence Parade July 4 in Tokyo Japan He stood out for soldierly appearance and conduct per the Regimental Commander and lieutenants in Sapparo Japan

Highth Sapparo Japan Juline L. Palmquist Pella Towa 187Th Glider Infantry 11Th Airborne Division Tokyo Litaneral Binberger J Palmquist

City lists streets with paying costs for property assessments

City Clerk announces that figures are ready for property owners on paying costs. Streets include Columbus Street portions from West First to West Second and West Second to West Sixth, West Third Street from Washington to Lincoln, and West Sixth Street from Columbus to Washington, plus a 16 foot alley in Block 23 between East Second and East Third. Owners abutting these streets may pay assessments at the City Office.

Columbus Street West First Street West Second Street West Sixth Street West Third Street Washington Street Lincoln Street South Street East Second Street Aliey East Third Street Aley

New Male Voice To Be Heard at Band Concert

A large crowd attended the band concert last Saturday with two fine solos by Mrs. Melba Petzold and notable cello of Virgil Vander Linden and William Kilpatric on baritone horn. Kilpatric, an OSK alumnus now at Rolscreen, will sing a vocal solo and the program includes western and military style marches, overtures and popular tunes, ending with Our National Anthem.

Melba Petzold Virgil Vander Linden William Kilpatric Mr. Kilpatrie Rolscreen Oskaloosa Richards Toledo Strauss Wm. Kilpatric Miller Fillmore

Fifty Famous Racing Drivers At State Fair

More than fifty renowned drivers are entered for three days of national circuit classes at the 1947 Iowa State Fair. Jimmy Wilburn leads a field including Ben Musse, Les Adair, Harry West, and Herschel Buchanan with dates August 22, 24, and 29. Cunningham says the fast half mile track and new souped-up cars promise weather-friendly speed and potential records. Wilburn aims to break the track record after winning the 1946 fair and the national title.

America L. B. Cunningham Jimmy Wilburn State Fair Cours Cunningham Sad Wilburn Ben Musse Dallas Texas Les Adair Indianapolis Harry ‘West Joplin Missouri Herschel Buchanan Shreveport

Vanderpol Heir Pleads For Family Roots In Pellu Tow

The text notes a person described as the son of Mr and Mrs Dale Vanderpol of 503 Iran Street Pellu Tow. It references family lineage and a hometown address as the main readable details from the fragment.

Ties Dale Vanderpol Iran Street, Pellu, Tow

Churches Third Reformed Church Service Schedule

A church notices scheme lists Bible School Hour at 10 45 a m Worship Service at 10 45 a m with Rev D Kolenbrander of Steen Minnesota preaching Holland worship service at 2 00 p m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Prof W Vander extends a cordial welcome to all wishing to participate in any part of the services including Sunday evening activities.

D. Kolenbrander Steen, Minn Holland Christian Endeavor Societies W. Vander

Church of the Open Bible Services and Schedule

Rev and Mrs C C Anderson serve as pastors at the Church of the Open Bible with 9 45 am Sunday School 11 00 am Morning Worship 6 30 pm Overcomer Vesper Hour featuring a guest speaker 7 45 pm Evangelistic service with song service special musical numbers and a sound scriptural sermon A Wednesday night prayer service is held each week at 1 45 pm Prayer is the Key that Opens Heaven s Door Join us in prayer service.

Reformed Church Services in Holland this Sunday

The Protestant Reformed Church at Cor Main and Peace presents Sunday 9 30 morning service from Revelations 6 1 8 De Vier Paarden The 1 30 afternoon service in English on Christ Suffering Under Pontius Pilate The 7 30 to 8 30 Sunday youth meeting all Christian youth invited Listen at 8 am Sunday mornings to The Reformed Witness Hour on Station KBIZ 1240

Holland Christ Pontius Pilate KBIZ

Pella Baptist Church Invites Congregation to Worship

William G. Winstead, minister, leads morning church school at 10 a.m. with theme Parents and Their Children and scriptures listed. Communion at morning service. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. Holy Communion administered. More church news on page 4.

William G. Winstead Baptist Youth Fellowship More Church News

Marion County Savings Bond Sales Rise in June

Marion County's June investments in United States savings bonds for series E F and G totaled 224220, part of 1703605 for the first six months of 1947. County leaders Kuyper and Job urged residents with income to save, noting the need to meet the annual quota and support government debt management.

United States Savings Marion County H." Kuyper Treasury Department E. L. Job Knoxville Kuyper

Pella Imps fall to Bankers in double softball tilt

The Pella National Bankers defeated the Pella Implement squad 9 to 7 in the first game Tuesday night July 22 behind Bennett’s two hit pitching and a seven run fourth inning. Vander Waal homered for the Bankers, while Bandstra and Menning contributed for the Imps. In the nightcap the Bankers won 8 to 7 in nine innings as Holtz doubled with Wisgerhof and Speed aboard, with Lubach and Bennett on the mound for the Bankers and Van Dyke starting for Reasner.

Pella National Imps Bennett Pella National Bankers Pella B. Bandstra G. Bandstra Menning Nationals Vander Waal Bankers Reasner Holtz Wisgerhof Speed van Dyke van Veen I. Broderson Lubach Kooyman Warren M.C. S.B Reasnor Osky Blue Devils G. Terlouw Blue Devils

National Bank Beats Ottumwa Sluggers In Wild Exhibition

In front of over 1400 fans, National Bank defeated Ottumwa Sluggers 8 to 2 as Slickers fanned sixteen in six innings and Ottumwa managed only one hit. Vander Wal and Bennett homered in the second, while Bennett pitched for Pella Nat’l Bank. No line on tonight's outside opponents at press time.

National Bank Ottumwa Sluggers Slickers Bennett Ottumwa Vander Wal Ottumwa Imperial Sluggers Pella Nat'l] Bank Pella Nat'l Bank

Sewer Trouble Ends In Narrow Escape For Man

Albert Hughes, once a sewer troubleshooter in atic, Kansas City, endured a safety belt failure that swept him into the Missouri River. A helper’s dropped extension cord then shocked the water, causing a throat paralysis that lasted several days.

Albert Hughes Atic Kansas City Misouri Mr. Hughes

Rotary Club Reports California Convention Speech by Knoxville Leader

Floyd Davis of Knoxville presented to the Pella Rotary Club notes from the International Rotary Convention held in California last June. Davis, president of Knoxville Rotary, was a delegate among over 12,000 attendees. The theme was Living Together in Understanding and Friendship. The next meeting is slated for South America and 1940 in New York City.

Floyd Davis Knoxville Pella

Army Air Force Reunion Aug 7 At Des Moines

The Air Force Association and Civil Air Patrol sponsor an RAF Anniversary Dance at Val-Air Ballroom Des Moines Iowa on Aug 7 1947. Jan Grubers Band performs music invited Army Air Forces veterans and public attendance urged as one of the first Iowa reunion parties since peace. Lt Col W C Fuller CAP Deputy Commander notes event open to the public.

Air Force Association Civil Air Patrol Des Moines Iowa Jan Gruber Army Air Forces Air Force AAP W. C. Fuller CAP

Noted speaker from Minnesota to speak at Plow Terrace Contest

J. C. Christianson, Superintendent and Director of Agricultural Short Courses at the University of Minnesota, will headline the Marion County Plow Terrace Building Contest at Ralph Sherwood farm nine miles east of Knoxville on August 14. His address, Our Part in These Times, follows recent appearances with Wisconsin and Iowa bankers groups and at Iowa State College.

University of Minnesota Marion County Ralph Sherwood Knoxville Christianson Tal Dr. Christianson Wisconsin Bankers Association Iowa Bankers Asociation Iowa State College

Bureau Women Plan Yearly Work At County Meeting

County Family Living committee outlined plans for township Farm Bureau unit organization in September with elections for chairmen of international relations schools health library music and publicity. A county wide training school for new township officers will be held in late September led by Mrs Bryan Karr with committee members named for international relations and public office duties.

Township Farm Bureau Bryan Karr

Legion Post Plans Minstrel Show This Fall

The Pella Legion Post 89 installation was hosted by visiting Oskaloosa members led by Roy Gillette. New commander Clarence Van Niewaal received the charge. the group approved a fall minstrel show to raise funds and raise post visibility. Also discussed was the Oakwood Cemetery memorial plot with a bronze plaque and flag pole, perpetual care arranged, and sick call noting Thomas Crum’s hospitalization.

By & Am Legion Oskaloosa Roy Gillette Gillette Guy Datbey Willard McCarthy Werner Norval Caldwell Guy J. Hyde Werner Gilette Clarence van Niewaal Verle Ver Dught van Niewaal Post Legion Post Legion Memorial Oakwood Cemetery John Hackett Sickcall Thomas L. Crum Veterans Pella Legionnaires

Alabama Man Studies Marion Co Fish Ponds

Marion County soil officials report findings from Alabama Agricultural Station expert HL Swingle who examined eight farm ponds. He notes balance varies, with bass and bluegills thriving when properly nurtured. bluegills multiply with fertilizer to sustain bass. Bullheads seen as less desirable in mixed ponds. Howard Chandler cites practical gains for local pond owners.

Marion Swingle Alabama Agriculturalstation Knoxville Journal Lowell Johnson Howard Chandler Marion County Soil Conservation Serv

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S. M. Hamilton Marion Aalbers Polla PFC Juline Palmquist Peter Dz Heus South Park West Market Park Churshes Third Reformed Church Borst Th.b Minister m Bible Church OF the Open Bible C. C. Anderson PROT Cor Main and Peace Rev L. Vermeer Hollywood Citizen-News Fans Hospital van Nuys Rotary Club Army Air Force Minnesota Sherwood Farm J. C. Christianson School of Agriculture Agricultural Short Cours John Vanden Biards Worth Cannery Beer Roberts Vriezol Oskaloosa Legion Alabama Marion Co
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