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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

6

Service Men Earn Presidential Unit Citation for 67th Recon Group

Everett Vande Voort and Vernon Van Ee from Pella Iowa serve with the 67th Tactical Reconnaissance Group, cited by the president for valor. Their P-38 and P-51 missions over Normandy and east of the Rhine produced 2,200,000 photos during more than 5,000 combat flights, earning the unit a Presidential Unit Citation.

Connaissance Group U. S Everett Vande Voort Garrett Vande Voort Columbus Vernon A. van Ee Bert van Ee D. 2 67Th Tactical Reconnaissance Group George W. Pe Detroit Mich Richard S. Leghorn Winchester Miss Pella Europe Normandy D-day Rhine River Ninth Air Force van de Voort van Ee

Schroeders Settle In At Camp Livingston Reader Update

Mrs. Cere J Schroeder writes from 102 A Rainbow Drive Pineville Louisiana requesting Chronicle subscriptions continue to Camp Livingston. She notes housing shortages forced five moves since Thanksgiving and asks friends from Pella to visit and asks Captain Schroeder to be contacted via the medical section of the hospital.

Rainbow Schroeder Camp Livingston Sncerely Cere J. ‘Schroeder Pella

Iowans Honored With Citations For Duty In Pacific Campaigns

PFC Gerrit Kuiken among 13 Iowa soldiers in the 6th Infantry Division quartermaster company cited for "supernance of duty" during jungle operations in New Guinea and Luzon. The unit, with a long Pacific combat record, fought at Maffin Bay and Sansapor in Dutch New Guinea before arriving in Luzon.

6Th Infantry Division Luzon 6Th Infantry Divi Quartermaster Company New Guinea Harold L. Long Atlantic Pfe Gerrit’ Kuiken Otley Walter L. Giesenbers Marshalltown Paul A. Palmberg Red Oak Kenneth J. Long Albia Robert C Maffin Bay Sansapor Dutch New Guinea

Mrs Sarah Brand Receives Mothers Day Cablegram From Germany

Mrs Sarah Brand, living with her sister in Pella, received a cablegram from her son Carroll Brand serving in Germany for Mothers Day. The message from Zwickau, Germany, dated Sully Town, offers love and well wishes and notes the son is well and fit, signing Pfe Carroll Brand APO 76 New York.

Sarah Brand Germany Henry Brand Pella Zwickaw Sarah Brand Sully Town Pfe. Carroll Brand APO New York, N. Y

Soldier Addresses Pvt Pleima at Camp Wolters Texas

Pvt Nelson L Pleima 37686580 of Co D G 2nd Infantry Tag Bn 2nd Platoon receives a report from Camp Wolters Texas. The address lists unit and camp location reflecting a military posting.

Nelson L. Pleima Camp Wolters Texas

Woman Army Corps promoted to Technician Fifth Grade in Manila

Anna M. Ver Beek, long resident of Pella Iowa, promoted to Technician Fifth Grade in the Women’s Army Corps while stationed in Manila. She previously worked for the Navy Department in Washington before joining the Army in the Pacific theater. Since last September she has served in Australia New Guinea Leyte and now Manila. Her mother lives in Oskaloosa Iowa and she resides with her grandmother Cynthia Ver Beek at 108 Independence Street, Pella.

Manila P. 1 Women’ Army Corps Anna M. Ver Beek Independence Street Pella Iowa Cynthia Ver Beek Anna Ver Beek Oskaloosa T Beek Australia New Jinea Leyte Navy Department Washington, D. Caz United States Army Force

News from the Home for the Aged Visitations Shareings

Visitors from Sully Knoxvill and Monroe stopped by the Home for the Aged to see residents including Mrs. Van Gorp Mrs. Ohn and Mr. and Mrs C Den Harter. Family members from Leighton Treton and Tracy also paid calls on residents and staff.

Versendaal Arie Dorothy Isendaal Etten Andrew Sully Tennessee Hey Treton Town Dirk Geenen M. van Gorp Ohn Knoxvillero Jein de Dong Tracy Daksestraat Monroe Dhe Langest Edna Esther den Hartog John den Marto C. den Harter Westra Leighton John de Vries Henry Hagen Dick Hone Hert Vande Lane Richard Vande Lame Ehil

Local residents visit friends and relatives across Iowa

A string of visits includes Auke Vande Lune Leen Jabaai Prairie City Rev Dick Kolenbrander from South Dakota visiting the De Jong and Brand households. Numerous calls trace through Des Moines Oskaloosa Monroe Sully and Mahaska Hospital updates show improving conditions.

Dren Auke Vande Lune Leen Jabaai Prairie City Andrew van Houweling Dick Kolenbrander South Dakota P. de Jong John Donai Des Moines Mary Brand Neal Jabaai Esther Marvin Joe Vanden Berg Marjorie Sephine Algaretta Johnnie Waller Ver Dught Dors Gertrude Griffioen

Ten Acre Corn Yield Contest Sponsored Again

The Knoxville Community Club sponsors a ten acre corn yield contest in Marion County now in its second year. In 1944 eighteen farmers entered. Anton Blom led with 57 bushels per acre, Gerrit De Jong and J. C. Shivvers close behind with 101.28 and 100.15 bushels. Prizes were awarded December 14 at the Christian Church. The 1945 contest uses similar rules. fields must be at least ten acres, contour or straight planted, yields checked by harvest samples, moisture basis set at 15 percent.

Knoxville Community Club Marion County Secon Anton Blom Take Prairie Township Gerrit de Jong J. C. Shivvers Christian Church

Community Club Contest Aid From County Farm Bureau

Assisting the Community Club in carrying out the contest are the Marion County Farm Bureau and the Marion County Soil Conserva nts Mr Lyman Eells. Farm Planner is in charge project this year. Any farmer interested in entering a field in the contest should contact either the Farm Bureau or the Soils District office. Farm real estate prices in Iowa are up 49 per cent from pre war levels. That should be warning enough against speculating in land during this war period. Sudan grass can be seeded as late as the first week in July if there is enough soil moisture but can be put in any time now that the ground is warm.

Marion County Farm Bureau Marion County Soil Conservants Lyman Eells Farm Bureau Soils District Office Iowa Sudan

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E. van DE Voort Vernon van EE Towa Ninth Air Force Reconnaiss Voth Sgt van Gorp Hatchery Schroeders Gerrit Kuiken WAC Lowe Brothers Porch & Deck Stan Ally Carpenter Drug Store Goodyear Henry Welle John de Ving Ollie Wisgerhot Jine Equitable Life of Warner Vande Voort America Pacific Army Navy Freedom American Eagle Cove of United States Employment Service Office High St Des Moines Ordnance Plant
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