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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

7

First Flying School to Close This Weekend

Eight Pella young men will complete the Central College Aviation Course this Friday and Saturday with flight tests under CAA supervision. Enrollments for the summer Civilian Pilot Training program are open and include several local and regional applicants. The program boasts a strong safety record with over 134 million trainee miles flown and only 31 fatalities in CPT history.

Central College Frank Trombar Montezuma Centerville Pella Don Menning Carrol Hollebrands Ralph Vander Zyl Howard Grundman Bob Menning John Moon Claude Boner Oskaloosa John Jolink Edgerton Minnesota A. Sandren Towa Donald H. Connolly S.A. A New York San Francisco

Rush to a Fire Triggers City Chief’s Warning

Mayor Frush condemns reckless fire landing crowds in Pella as cars speed toward blazes at forty miles per hour. He warns fans block pedestrians and hinder firefighters, urging a stop to the dangerous habit that endangers lives and property.

Frank Frush Pella Mr. Frush Billy Butt

Annual Public Health Dinner in Knoxville June 17

The annual Marion County Public Health Dinner is scheduled for Tuesday evening June 17 at the Federated club rooms in Knoxville. Marion County plans the event led by Ann Wanko with assistance from Mrs. Guy and other committee members.

Marion Federated Club Rooms Knoxville Oe Pam Ann Wanko Guy Sa Es Muriel Jordy Ote

Bev Rain Of Season Came Early Monday

Early risers found a heavy showers event on Monday with 3 to 4 inches of rainfall. Creeks rose and town gardens flooded while erosion damaged newly plowed fields and hill crops.

Bev

Rainfall shortfall fears and June flood potential in Iowa fields

The report notes crops taken in fields near Pella during late winter and May with deficient rainfall. Hope rests on a big rain in early June as rivers typically rise then, potentially restoring moisture and protecting crops, though fears persist for lowlands along the Des Moines River at Ottumwa which are at flood stage.

Pella Des Moines Ottumwa

Pella High Girls to Attend Ames Homemaking Conference

Blanche De Prenger and Madeline Diekema will represent Pella High at the State High School Girls Homemaking Conference at Iowa State College in Ames on August 18 and 19. Delegates are selected by their class for personal qualifications, leadership potential, and commitment to homemaking education.

Conversntion

Fine Concert Prepared for Saturday Eve

A large turnout praised the Saturday June 7 band concert with hearty applause led by several gentlemen. Soloist Jack Botsma and singer Esther Beeren ds drew cheers, while newlyweds Hospers Kuyper and Warren Van Sittert received a special moment. The June 14 program includes overtures fox trots a cornet duet and polka featuring Vander Linden and Hollobrands.

Jack Boatsma Esther Beerends Hospers Kuyper Warren van Sittert Virgil Vander Linden Carroll Hollobrands Furniture City Band Langlear

Vacation Bible School Invitation at Bethany Reformed

Rev. H. L. Van Dellen invites all school aged children to Bethany Reformed Church for two weeks of daily Bible school beginning June 16 at 9 00 a.m. The program aims to provide religious education and daytime activities for youths in the community.

H. L. van Dellen Bethany Reformed Church

Conference of Women at Legion Hall in Pella

A Rural-Urban meeting on June 11 at the Legion Hall drew about 35 women led by Mrs. C.G. Vanden Berg. Speaker Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson urged defense of democracy, outlined needs in nutrition, food supplies, Red Cross work, and home canning, stressing community morale and wartime production for national welfare.

H.W. Vriezeliar Red Cross U.S

Flag Day observance celebrates 13 stripes and stars

The message recalls Flag Day on June 14 honoring the 13 stripes and 13 stars as symbols of democracy. It notes John Paul Jones unfurling the flag in June 1777 aboard Ranger and urges the public to display the colors downtown and at homes on Saturday June 14.

Congress John Paul Jones Ranger

Canning School Set at Legion Hall in Pello

A canning demonstration school is planned for Wednesday June 18 at the Legion Hall. The event runs from 1:30 to 4 00 p m with Mrs Winifred Jones as demonstration agent of Marion County Farm Bureau and support from AAA education chairman Mrs C Vanden Berg, Miss Wilma Shultz of the Home Security Administration, and Miss Ann Wanko county nurse. Everyone is invited.

Pello Legion Hall Winifred Jones Marion County Farm Bureau C. Vanden Berg AAA Wilma Shultz Marion County Home Security Administration Ann Wan

Clarion man burned removing radiator cap

Harold Trausch of Clarion suffered burns to his chest left arm and face when he removed a radiator cap from a car. Steam burst forth and caused the injuries.

Harold Trausch Clarion

Education and nutrition urged for national defense

Mrs Richardson stresses soil conservation and collaboration with the AAA Extension and other agencies. She says the nation must educate rejected soldiers about nutrition, noting civilization rests on food and raw materials and calling women to contribute to national defense.

America Richardson AAA

Youth Conference At Central College Draws Forty Five Attendees

Forty five young people attend a Youth Conference at Central College with delegates from Illinois and multiple towns in Iowa. The event opened June 7 with registration and a vesper service led by Rev. R Vander Bunte. Activities include Bible lessons, music nights, chapel talks by Prof Herbert Van Wyk and Dr Raymond Drukker, Stunt Night, a Professor Quiz on Mark, and a candlelight consecration planned for Friday evening.

Illinois Central College View Fulton Morrison Germany Valley Mlinoia Buffalo Center Leighton Iowa Montezuma Douwstra Chapel R. Vander Bunte Bethel Reformed Church of Sterling, Minois En Branche Colored Student Seminary The Reformed Church Graham Hall Herbert van Wyk Bible At Central Central Herbert Mentink Raymond Drukker Reformed Church of America New York City John Muilenberg Andrew ‘Branche New Brunswick Seminary Paul Achtermann German Valley, IL E. van Enge- Jenhoven Russell Vander Bunte Sterling, Ill J. J. Hesselink Grandman Pella Doris Leo

Pella Pool Opens Under New Management This Week

The Pella pool opened Wednesday afternoon with boys and girls aided by the Legion Auxiliary selling season tickets. The goal of five hundred dollars was surpassed despite a Monday closing due to rain and cool weather. New management and rule changes will shape the summer plan next week as warm weather nears.

Pella the Legion Auxiliary Bess

Pella Traders Offer Bargains Friday and Saturday

Local merchants join The Chronicle to counter bad luck on Friday the 13th with special prices through Saturday. Groceries eggs at 22 cents a dozen, barbed wire, paint, started chicks, shoes, summer wear, motor oil, gasoline, tires and oil jobs, plus bakery items and Father's Day gift ideas highlighted. Strong emphasis on everyday essentials and savings for farmers and families.

Chronicle Dad Pella

Emblem Sale For Children’s Home In Pella Saturday

The Iowa Children’s Home Society holds its annual emblem sale in Pella on Saturday to aid its care of 324 children in 99 counties. Des Moines headquarters support from civic groups, with Marion County having placed 145 children since founding. Local sponsors include Mayor Frush and diverse community figures. funds fund adoptions, foster, and boarding placements under nonsectarian guidance.

Marion County Iowa Children’s Home Society Pella Iowa Society State Board of Social Welfare Eivic P. H. Kuyper T. G. Fultz Misa Eva Stubenrauch Des Moines Iowa Pell Kingdom Come Societ Frank I. Herriott Drake University Horace W. Fosket Equitable ‘Life Insurance Co Harry Ginsberg Gardner Testes Jr Agnes Samr Har Mule

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