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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

9

Pella Airways Expands for Defense

Pella Airways rapidly grows as a major training hub for Army and Navy air forces. In just over a year the site south of Pella transformed from a barren tract to a busy facility with three hangars, two planned, nineteen planes in use, and a sizable staff. Engines are 220 horsepower Continental units. Howard Camps Well, an instructor and mechanic, supervised test flights and brought the planes from Kansas City Missouri.

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Local notes from Pella area residents social and civic events

Mrs. Dirk Vos entered Mer Hospital in Oskaloosa for a nine operation. Newton golfers Herbert Vander Zyl and wife won at Newton Country Club with a nine under par score beating Roy Venisten and Ed Nelson. Knoxville Rotary Club met and discussed postwar changes. Several local residents attended visits, gatherings, and church events. A baby girl named Barbara Gail was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ver Meer east of Pella on June 11. Mrs. J. J. Veenstra visited her children in Des Moines. the Vander Wilts welcomed a baby boy. Paul Klein and others visited family. Miss Carol Cook began work as a waitress. Mrs. Lloyd Reimers and family reported a newborn at Mahaska Hospital. Various locals attended outings, concerts, and travel to Des Moines, Fulton, and Chicago for family and religious events.

Des Moines Register Duneth Herbert Vander Zyl Newton Newton Country Club Roy Venisten Ed Nelson Xirl Mr Edward Ver Meer Pella Barbara Gail Carol Cook Lloyd Reimers Near Otley Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Mr. Reimers Earl Knopf Leonard Allens Waechter House T. H. Liggett Allen Harry Sixsmith Des Moines Harry Gerald Dieleman Everett van Engelenhoven Fulton, Ilinois Albany N. Y T. Plette Fulton

War era notices from First Chr. Reformed Church bulletin

Flight instructors Linden and Mrs Var Sittert Jim Vanden Baard and Verlan Wednesday found defense plant work in California. Bel sereen factory workers. Richard Vos reported safe arrival in Australia. John Ver Heul assigned as meat cutter Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Merle Kallemyn on ten day furlough Elmer Ver Meer in officers training Nick Ver Meer furlough cancelled. Philip Olivier heart attack. Mrs J De Haan ill. Rey Monsmi family away for three Sundays.

Jim Vanden Baard Verlan Cali Belsereen Reformed Church Richard Vos Australia John Ver Heul Jefferson Barracks St Louis Johnnie Chr. Reformed Church Philip Olivier J. de Haan Merle Kallemyn Elmer Ver Meer Nick Ver Meer

Navy lowers vision and teeth standards for enlistment

The U S Navy announces relaxed enlistment rules allowing applicants with 15/20 vision at 16 feet or 6/20 each eye with glasses and sufficient natural teeth or replacements to pass the bite test. Previous rejections due to teeth or eyes were common, but many seekers may reapply at one of 14 Iowa Recruiting Stations.

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Iowa Farm Income Up In March Led By Iowa Cash Receipts

Iowa monthly farm income for March shows a $26 million rise from 1941 with Iowa totaling $83,558,000, the largest cash receipts among states. Missouri gains $13 million Minnesota $16 million South Dakota $4 million Nebraska $6 million Kansas $9 million Illinois $27 million.

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Price ceilings not enough to curb inflation says Iowa expert

Iowa State College agricultural economist Lauren K Soth warns price ceilings alone cannot halt inflation. He urges stronger measures such as taxes and rationing, noting ceilings may foster black markets. A seven point program including heavy taxes, wage stabilization, war bonds, and rationing is outlined.

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Flying Minute Men Spot Enemy Submarines

Maj Gen Follett Gradley of First Air Force reports Civil Air Patrol volunteers spotted enemy submarines and survivors of torpedoed ships. Army and Navy bombers credited with sinkings. civilians aided by supplying equipment and coordinating with patrols. A Siamese twin whale exhibit and a local eerie accident are also mentioned in the page content.

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Public Calls for Daily Flag at City Park Pole

Lester Vilder Wilt of Laws writes to urge placing the Stars and Stripes on the southeast park flagpole daily. He notes Flag Day was observed but the pole remained barren and argues for daily waving of Old Glory to show national pride.

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Biscuits and Fruit Filled Rings for Dessert Creations

A fragmented recipe item describes strawberry desserts with biscuit rings and baskets. Readable parts outline a shortcake style dough with honey, evaporated milk, and whipped cream fillings, plus steps to form rings and bake. It includes measurements for biscuits and basket cups and instructions to fill with fruit and cream.

Abel Femme

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