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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1945

Page

7

United Service Women Meet At Legion Hall

The United Service Women held their regular meeting Tuesday June 19 with 42 members and 40 visitors. Visitors from Knoxville included Mrs Ramsey County USO chair man Mrs Belknap Hospital Hostess and Mrs Saunders Rehabilitation Director. Saunders spoke on 15 years at the Veterans Hospital noting growth from 5 patients to 1625. Lee Vriezelaar shared China experiences and Mrs LeCocq sang two solos. The group tallied Red Cross items and planned Bow Day for June 30 and a sale at the Boertje building. Next meet July 17.

United Service Women Legion Hall Knoxville Ramsey USO Belknap Saunders Veterans Hospital Lee Vriezelaar China Boertje Weyerse Wives Club

Bethany Willing Workers Meet Notes From June Session

Bethany Willing Workers gathered at Mrs. Andrew Te Louw home on June 7 with11 members attending. The program featured hymns prayers recitations and classroom-style readings led by members including Wayne Van Gorp and Patricia Van Gorp. The group approved April minutes pledged 15 annually to missions and donated funds to missions Indian missions and the Red Cross. July’s meeting shifts to Mrs John Bont’s home and the Eldeen Club’s H A Veenstra hosts Thursday afternoon instead of Friday.

Bethany Andrew Te Louw Lester van Gorp Donald van Hemert Wayne van Gorp Bert van Hemert Illess Board of Missions Indian Missions American Red Cross Henry Brom Joanne Ter Louw Marn van Go America Goodness Donna Rae Zwank Patricia van Gorp Alice ‘Ter Louw Jesus Zacchaeus Lee van Gorp Marilyn Nancy ‘Ter Louw Dean van Gorp Donald van Slemert Marvin Swank Clarence van Gorp Arlene John Edwin Ter Louw Virgil Boot Alice van Hemert Genevieve de Kock John Bont Simon ‘Ter Louw Eldeen Club H. A. Veenstra

County Legion Auxiliary Conference at Melcher

Miss Anna Bush was re elected ident of the Marion County ian Auxiliary at a meeting held at Melcher on June 7. Miss Betty Ries of Pella named vice president and Grace Kirlley treasurer. Seven members of the Pella unit attended the conference. The program included registration, prayers, colors, pledges, music, and reports. A wedding followed at the Melcher church. Alice Buwalda wed Alie Ver Dught with reception and multiple attendees. Marion County 4 H Girls Rally Day highlighted winners and activities with 76 participants and proclamations of new officers. Community notices detail church visits and local greetings.

Invoe Fannie Knoxville Winona Davis Measantville Annie Comer Grace Kirtley Melehe Betty Ries Pella Knoxville Payent Hospital Chatwin Hays de Nesbit Melcher Lorene Hausner Vera Hopkins Colo Bussey Winona Ity Departman Good Marion County Phyllis Nicholson Mealthy Hustlers Marion Count Ray Gretta Alan Happy Helpers Presid Sink Vory Boosters Ruth Murr Murr Tom Murr Nora Workman State Extension Service Gladys Klein Summit Strivers Darlene Rodgers Healthy Hustlers Marilyn Bucklew Victory Boosters Bonnie Gifford June Ann Johnson Merry Maids 4-11 Darlene Mallory Velma Vriezelaar Geraldine Agan Betty Wanda Clark Reuvena Dielemin Lois Fysink Victory Strivers Verla Kennedy Arminta Rose Liberty Indiana Townships Summit ’ Strivers Colleen Siridg

Local Club Elects Officers Amid New County Historian

Doris Maddy heads the club as president with Mary Lou Kamerick as secretary and Helen Joy Rankin as historian. Phyllis Nicholson becomes president, daughter of Alfred Nicholson, and Gretta Agan serves as reporter. Lois Eysink is vice president, while Eila Ream is historian of the club and the new county historian.

Ers Doris Maddy Mary Lou Kamerick Helen Joy Rankin Phyllis Nicholson Alfred Nicholson Gretta Agan Red Agan Lois Eysink Victory Strivers Gerrit Fysink Eila Ream Norman Ream

League for Service hosts guest speaker at meeting

The League for Service held a special Wednesday gathering with Dr. Nanes of Central College as guest speaker. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. 8 Van Hemer Mrs. A. Van Zee Mrs. Marry Schakel and Mrs. Wm Tysseling to the attending friends.

League For Service Nanes Central College C. 8 van Hemer A. van Zee Marry, Schakel Wm. Tysseling

Safety tips for pedestrians and drivers

Safety guidance urges pedestrians to stop and look both ways before crossing and to wait on the curb when a car is too near to stop. It states pedestrians have the right of way on crosswalks and drivers must cooperate to ensure safer walking and driving.

Fred Braun

Red Cross Release Kits To Prisoners Of War

American Red Cross distributed release kits to liberated prisoners of war in Europe and the Philippines. The kits include soup razors and blades toothbrush and paste socks handkerchiefs candy chewing gum a small book and other articles. Thousands have been distributed in Europe and the Philippines.

Red Cross Europe Philippines

Sugar Shortage Explained By County Home Economist

Mrs Catharine H Fruth county extension home economist explains why there are only 72 pounds of sugar per person this year versus 89 last year and why canning allotment dropped to 13 pounds per person. World production declines and wartime losses abroad have drained stocks leaving rock bottom reserves by year end. Even with cuts there is still sweetness for home canning if used wisely.

Catharine H. Fruth County Extension Home United States Puerto Rico Cuba Par Philippines America

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