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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1945

Page

5

Pella Saddle Horse and Pony Show Planned for July Fourth

Plans for two sessions on July 4 at Central College Athletic Field in Pella advance. Chamber of Commerce committees and horse enthusiasts coordinate to stage a top quality event with entries from locals and visitors, featuring saddle horses, stock, ponies, and fine harness. Two judges named Dr L F Bacon and Tommy Hughes, night show under lights with music and bands, all seats paid, advertising aimed at nearby towns.

Chamber of Commerce L. F. Bacon Department of Animal Husbandry KXEL Waterloo Towa Tommy Hughes Knoxville Dynamite Hughes Iowa Central College Athletic Field Pella Chamber of Commerce

Des Moines Youth Conference Planned at Central College

Westminster United Presbyterian Church Des Moines will host its annual youth conference at Central College Campus June 25 to 30. About one hundred youths aged 12 to 18 will stay in Graham Hall and Menning Cottage with meals at the dormitory dining hall. Local leaders and several college and church staff will lecture and lead Bible and missions courses. Dale Milligan, a Navy member and Life Service Group member, will assist as a staff leader for the boys. Mornings focus on study, afternoons on sports, and evenings on vesper services. Dr Lubbers and Dr Van Wyk coordinate local arrangements.

Westminster United Presbyterian Church of Des Moines Will W. Orr Central College Graham Hall Menning Cottage Haverkamp Vanden Berg Borst Prins Eleanor Olcott van Wyk Christ Orr David I. Berger Coe College H. C. Mayer Parsons College Russell Miller Navy Dale Milligan Dale Connecticut College Lubbers

Rules Outlined for Beef Cattle Subsidy Payments

Early this week the WFA announced the method of payment for the 60 cent per cwt liveweight subsidy to feeders. The program covers eligible cattle sold on or after May 19, 1945 and payment is secured through the AAA office with evidence filed by the feeder including sale date buyer name point of sale number of head total weight price received slaughterer name and purchase date. Cattle must weigh at least 800 pounds on average and bring a minimum of 14.25 dollars per cwt and have been owned for at least 80 days prior to sale.

WFA AAA Chicago

Menning Recalls Wartime Adventures For Kiwanis

Bob Menning spoke to the Kiwanis Club on his three years of service starting January 1942. He flew B 26s from Roswell to Greenland and Iceland, then England, Africa, and Italy. He survived a low altitude bailout after heavy flak and was captured before escaping, with missions including sea sweeps and bridge bombing.

Bob Menning Kiwanis California Roswell Columbia South Carolina Boston Mass Laborador Greenland England Iceland Bob Menning Africa Tunis Bizerte Naples Rome

Liberated Men To Be Guests of Legion Monday

Three former POWs Lieutenants Robert Menning and Charles De Wild and Pfc Cornice Rietveld will speak at Van Veen Van Hemert Legion Post meeting next Monday evening In addition Vriezelau a returning flyer from the Indian theater will attend Veterans and men home on leave are invited to the gathering The post plans for greater activity after the war ends

van Veen-Van Hemert Legion Post Robert Menning Charles de Wild Cornice Rietveld Vriezelaar Lnion

Cornie Rietveld Returns Home From War

Cornie Rietveld, a Pella native, arrived home Saturday night with his family relieved after his long absence. He will take a furlough before reassignment to Excelsior Springs, Missouri, in late summer. He and his family, including his parents Herman D. and (Mrs.) Rietveld, are glad he is back, one of three local men who were held as prisoners in Germany.

Cornie Rietveld Pella Excelsior Springs Cornie Herman D. Rietveld Rietvelds Robert Menning Charles de Wild Germany Mark Thomas D. C. Thomas United States

Ration stamps validity details across categories

Ration reminders list expiration dates for Meats Fats Blue and Sugar stamps, processed foods, fuel oil and heating year periods. It notes specific stamp ranges, dates through June to September, and new period 1 coupons usable after June 1 for the 1945-46 ration. Shoes stamps remain valid indefinitely.

Churches Proclaim Sunday Services and Evangels

At PROT churches Rev L Vermeer pastor leads Sunday 10 00 morning prayer meditation on Matthew 27 12a Holland and 145 p m message Walking with God in English. Evening young people 7 30. Two Van Weelden brothers left this week bringing family total in service to four. Second Reformed Church in the morning 9 30 Sunday School 10 45 Morning Worship Holy Communion meditation The Way of the Cross at 7 30 Evening Worship first of four Evangelistic Sundays God’s Love urged. Gospel Hall pastor George T Pinch June 24 services 10 am Bible lesson Seed Plot 10 45 Lord’s Supper ministry Word 3 15 pm broadcast KBIZ 1240 6 00 pm Gospel Service The Most Tragic Verdict in the World’s History.

L. Vermeer Matt Holland God Young People's Society Arthur Gysbert van Weelden Second Reformed Church R. J. Vanden Berg George T. Pinch KBIZ

Open Bible Church Weekly Schedule and Sermons

The church announces Sunday activities led by Rev. Paul Laberten with morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and an evangelistic service featuring music and a stirring message. Sunday School at 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. services. weekday prayer meetings Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. led by Rev. Wm. Kelderman.

Open Bible Church Wm. Chi Gene Paul Laberten Overcomer Des Moines Wm. Kelderman

Meeting at Chapel of the Brethren Sunday evening

The Church of the Brethren invites all to a service at the Chapel of the Brethren on Sunday June 24 at 8 00 p m Gospel preaching will be by Rev Marry Hayhoe of Canada Everyone is welcome to attend.

Church OF the Brethren Chapel of the Brethren Marry Hayhoe Canada

Third Reformed Church Service Notes

L J Borst minister leads 0 a m Bible School on The New Church in the Pagan World at 10 45 am The 7 30 pm Sunday Evening service continues a series of Frang Services with sermons on Gods loving plan for the saved and unsaved.

Third Reformed Church L. J. Borst The Gerald Ter Louw

New Church Service Schedule With Evening Evangelistic Service

Rev A Haverkamp pastors morning schedule with 9 30 Sunday School theme The New Church in the Pagan World 10 45 Morning Worship Holy Communion Service 7 30 p m praise od s Love Classis wide Evangelistic Service announced.

Emma Hamilton of Pella Dies in California

Letter from C. W. Brinkhoff of Los Angeles recounts the death of Emma Hamilton born December 2 1856 in Pella. She lived 75 years there before moving to California in 1938. Services were held June 6 at Grace Chapel Inglewood Park with pallbearers John Vander Mast Henry P Vander Meulen and Brinkhoff. She was the last of eight Hamilton children and beloved by the Pella community.

C. W. Brinkhoff Pella Los Angeles California Emma Hamilton Grace Chapel Inglewood Park John Vander Mast Henry P Vander Meulen Yours Truly Robert G. Hamilton Emma Mark Todd Tam Pellu C. W. Brinkhoft

Martin Heerema To Be Soloist at Band Concert

Direc tor Henry Kuyper promises an engaging Chamber of Commerce Band concert next Saturday evening with two marches two overtures popular numbers and a specialty piece. Vocal soloist Martin Heerema will perform a piece and the program features titles by Brackenshire Holmes Bratton Lenikov Brooks and Von Tilzer among others.

Henry Kuyper Chamber of Commerce Martin Heerema Mart Ann Ty Jing Brackenshire Holmes Limehouse Braham

Scouts of Troop 373 Enjoyed Week At Camp Mitigwa

Twelve scouts from Troop 373 spent June 10 to 17 at Camp Mitigwa and earned several honors. They completed four swimming periods, five passed First Class swimming, most earned red and white water dogs for distances, and all earned the Mitigwa Emblem. Many achieved a Black Kettle for good table manners, and most completed 10 of 12 first year projects. Dean and Logan advanced from Tenderfoot to Second Class, with five others earning five or more tests. The group faced a cool week with sunshine except for one day.

Camp Mitigwa Dean Logan Tenderfoot

Reformed Church Vacation Bible School Concludes

The union program by three local Reformed churches at First Reform ed Church closed after three weeks with a demonstration service led by William Borst. Pupils presented Scripture memory work, hymns, and choruses across grades, with awards given for top point earners and honorable mentions. The total enrollment reached 180 and the missionary offering totaled 90 dollars for India and migrant work.

Union Vacation Bible School First Reformed Church William Borst America Elizabeth Kempke R. J. van den Berg Jesus Intermedia

Bond Drive Into Final Week in 7th War Loan

The Pella District aims to sell $56,000 in E Bonds in the final week to reach a $339,000 quota. Through June 18, sales total $283,387.50, about 84 percent, with Marion County lagging and Knoxville district behind. Total district bond sales exceed the overall target, but emphasis remains on individual E Bond purchases to meet the quota before the July 1 deadline.

Pella Knoxville Marion County Marion Treasury Treasury Department

Churches join to present speaker series for men of Pella

Four Pella churches unite to sponsor a program series for men featuring Christian, nonsectarian discussions and lectures. The first event at First Reformed Church on Tuesday June 26 at 8 pm will feature Dr John R Mulder president of Western Theological Seminary as guest speaker with a song service and social hour. All men welcome and encouraged to attend.

Pella Baptist First Reformed Second Reformed Third Reformed Pell John R. Mulder Western Theological Seminary Pam Mulder

Camp boys enjoy trails as bugle calls beckon return next year

Boys at the camp spent days hiking the many trails and enjoyed outdoor activity. They would have liked to stay longer and will likely be ready to return when the bugle sounds again next year.

Honor Awards for Service to 16 Cub Scouts

Sixteen Pella Cub Scouts will receive Eisenhower medals for the National Waste Paper Drive. Each earned at least 1,000 pounds, with a total of 25,700 pounds collected in March and April. The bronze medals feature General Eisenhower and War Service 1945, suspended from red and white silk ribbons. Ceremony begins 7:00 p.m. Thursday June 28. parents invited. Recipients: Carl Boat, Logan Andeweg, Junior Van Gorp, Sidney De Haan, Stuart Meulpolder, Dick Mentink, Dale Jarman, Dick Vanden Oever, Douglas Jansz, Harold Leydens, Ronald Van Nie- waal, Paul Klyn, Gary Rouw, Leo Van Vark, Jack Klein, Vincent Benstead.

Pella Eisenhower General Eisenhower Carl Boat Logan Andeweg Junior van Gorp Sidney de Haan Stuart Lee Meulpolder Dick Mentink Dale Jarman Dick Vanden Oever Douglas Jansz Harold Leydens Ronald van Niewaal Paul Klyn Gary Rouw Leo van Vark Jack Klein Vincent Benstead

Four Marion County Men Called Into Service Monday

Four Marion County men were inducted into the armed forces on June 18. Gysbert Van Weelden of Pella Arthur Van Weelden of Pella Bernard Coffman of Columbia and Carl Walter Thomasson of Knoxville were inducted. One man, Robert Eugene Eddy of Knoxville, reported for his pre induction physical that day.

Marion County Gysbert van Weelden Pella Arthur‘Van Weelden Bernard Coffman Columbia Carl Waleter Thomasson Knoxville Robert Eugene Eddy

Omission Corrected: Mrs Cora Klein Named Auxiliary Chaplain

Notice states Mrs Cora Klein was unintentionally omitted from the 1945-46 Legion Auxiliary officers list and will serve as Chaplain. The correction adds her to the officer roster with duties as Chaplain.

Cora Klein Legion Auxiliary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion A. Haverkamp Calif Reformed Church Daily Vacation Bible School Khown Elizabeth Kempkes Bonnie Thomassen Sara Ann Gosselink Geneva Kloostra Barlone Dykstra Constance Borst Junella Vink Connie den Hartog Patricia Rietveld Eleanor Vander Beek Beverly Ray Thei Kenneth Vanden Berg Marilla Vander Meulen Low Ann LeCoca Delores Intveld Marie van Hal Jacob van Wyhe Marlon van Gorp Donna McConeghey Gerrit Loverink India First Second Bond Enterprise Dr. J. Mulder CUB Scouts Marion Co
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