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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

5

Pella Chamber Hosts Dam Meeting on Tuesday Night

The Pella Chamber of Commerce invites central Iowa residents to a Tuesday night forum on a proposed Red Rock dam project. Officials from Des Moines and regional engineers will answer questions about water conservation, job creation, flood protection, hydroelectric power, and recreational potential. The meeting includes a Chamber agenda and election of three new directors.

Des Moines Red Rock Dam C. of C Pella Tawaay Balanes Ives Central Towarrow Enosville Eddyville Ottumwa Red Rock Keokukhiv Yerent Towa Iowa Tod Lowa E. B. Thompson Jobe Hoist Co John Denison Thos. Hadden Hxec D. Mi. Industrial Unter Carl Kastberg Cars City Enginees Des Mathes Lloyd Waddell Cha Moines Defense Industrial Com Euch Legion Hall

FSA Offers Federal Loans to Storm and Flood Victims

Farmers in Marion county and 22 other counties in Iowa may apply for federal loans to restore property damaged by floods and windstorms in 1944. Through the Farm Security Administration loans up to ten years at 5 percent will finance farm and home equipment repairs, livestock, feed, fertilizer, and essential needs. Applications are at the county FSA office on the third floor of the Courthouse in Knoxville. contact FSA Supervisor Willis L. Leeson for details.

Marion County Towa Farm Security Administration Claude R. Wickard Congress FSA’ Ofice Knoxville FSA Willis L. Leeson

Boys State Reps Report To Rotary Club

Palizer Hesselink and Fisk, Boys State representatives for Rotary Kiwanis and Lesson, spoke to Rotarians on the 114th session of Boys State held at Grinnell last week. Speakers included Lt Governor Blue, Rev Richards, Governor Hickenlooper and Dolliver. The event organized 600 boys into Federalist and Nationalist parties with a full slate of speeches, sports, and stunt night.

Ch Palizer Dotin Hesselink Jack Fisk Rotary Kiwanis Lesson Blue Rev. Richards Detroit Wales Hickenlooper Jas. Dolliver Dolliver Iowa Don Klawren Pella John Clifford Hawkeye Boys State Boys State Job Hesselink Charles Chuck” Bates Des Moines Jack Brown Cedar Rapids

Farmers Urged To List Labor Needs For Harvest Help

Farmers urged to report labor needs to Farm Thea Office in Knoxville or John Groenendyk at Lauren-Duyght attic director. Some helpers are enrolled while town halls note high demand for school age workers. Two ex-farm laborers released last week could have helped with food production. Additional relief tractor operators and others may be recalled if needed as harvest nears. Farmers planning extra help should relay needs soon.

Alto Thea Knoxville John Groenendyk Lauren- Duyght Seve Tosen

Russian War Relief Drive Details At Local Church Basement

A church basement campaign to support war relief meets Friday during morning hours. The event runs from 10 am with AM group readers asked to attend. Donors may bring contributions and light refreshments will be provided.

Fur Shine AM Group

Newton Named Soils District Commissioner Amid Light Vote

Glen Newton, formerly three miles west of Knoxville, was elected Soil Conservation District Commissioner for a six year term in a light turnout on Saturday afternoon June 17. The article notes the district’s historical two four and six year term structure, and credits Newton’s predecessor Smith with long service and strong views on contour farming and terracing as key methods for soil conservation and crop protection. It highlights that Newton served without pay and reflects on farming benefits observed on local farms, including terraced fields yielding high yields in 1943 and 1944 with contour planting and terraces limiting soil loss during heavy rains.

Glen Newton Knoxville Soil Conservation District Combe Smith Miles Marion County

OPA Urges B Card Owners to Recap Tires

Widespread neglect of recapping by B card tire owners contributes to rationing problems. Des Moines OPA reports new tire applications flood the system while preferred mileage holders top priority. Recapping offers a quick mileage boost, with many cities quoting 24 hour service, yet many owners delay. Failure to recap in time can justify denying new tire requests.

Des Moines OPA H. P. van Gorp

Letter on Joe Paassen’s hospital condition in 1916 Iowa

A note from James A Vyh of Tingley informs Pella Chronicle readers that Joe Paassen, formerly of Clarinda and now with Berry Seed Co, lies in a Jarinda hospital in critical condition with heart trouble after Memorial Day. His sons James and Ralph and brother Fred recently returned home. doctors hope Joe may sit in a wheel chair in weeks but require long rest. Paassen, active in civic life, helped found a municipal hospital and served as hospital board chairman.

Pella Chronicle Pella Iowa Paassen Jarinda James Novi Ralph Fred Joe Pellah Chamber of Commerce Clarind Berry Seed Co Clarinda

War Training School for High School Graduates

Des Moines based American Institute of Business runs Army Air Forces training to supply stenographers and typists for Wright Field Ohio. Ten week program trains and reassigns graduates at 1752 a year, with government arranged housing in Des Moines and Dayton. Local Civil Service Secretary Arthur Klein provides full details. Do not apply if already engaged in war work.

Rena Smith Servic Paul American Institute of Business Des Moines Iowa Army Air Formes Command Wright Field Dayton Sten Rapher American Institute of Basiss Army Air Forces Materiel Command Ohio Civil Service Arthur Klein Olive Pella

Letter Encourages Support For Joe Faassen

A fellow writer reflects on long illness and urges old friends to write or send cards toJoe Faassen in Clarinda Iowa to offer encouragement, believing it will help his condition and recovery.

Joe Jas A. Verploegh P. S Joe Faassen Clarinda Jowa

Hymn Sing at Third Reformed Church This Sunday

The Third Reformed Church invites citizens of Pella and nearby communities to a Sunday night hymn sing. Special musical numbers will be performed by Miss Elizabeth and Mrs Cornelia MacNathan, under the church’s auspic es. A cordial invitation is extended to join the service.

Non Pam Third Reformed Church Bone Elizabeth T Villacharp Cornelia Mac Nathan Wdeaver Third Church Pella

Ration Reminders for Food and Fuel Stamps

Ration notices outline stamp validity for meats processed foods and blue stamps for cannine surae with expiration through February. Gasoline and air plane stamps extend through late summer and fall with new period coupons to be issued as received from local boards.

Amieast S At Ceast ATP I Nig

Heavy Demand Expected Soon for Farm Help

Farmers plan to use Knox ville farm employment offices to recruit workers across Marion County. Centers in Knoxville Otley Pella Attica Pershing and more will coordinate labor needs with youths women and registered detasselers. Wartime goals push wheat and rye harvest targets for 1915.

Knoxville Harvey We TL. Bean Red. Garden General Stor Hussey Fry Oley, Otley Farmers Co-op Pella Lantentooh & Ver Dught Oni Attica Stanton's Grocery Pershing

Memorial Tower plan and bond drive update in Pella

Public meeting in the Legion Hall for the Fifth War Loan Drive drew near full attendance as Chairman Peter Kuyper outlined a $600000 bond sale goal. A proposed ninety foot Memorial Tower and bronze plaque to honor local service members were presented by the Pella Historical Society with a cash plan estimated at $60000. The event included war films and a closing feature Baptism of Fire, while first drive totals are expected in the Chronicle by June 29.

Legion Hall Peter Kuyper Kuyper Pella Lake Prairie Summit Europe Japan Syom Bella North South Lake Prairie Summit Townships Garden Square Wat The Historical Society Uyper All Stars U. S Chronicle

Conservation talk on soil prevention by Kiwanis club

Ralph Grandman sponsored the program as soil conservation men discussed early neglect and the need to keep people on current land. They outlined methods such as terrace rope breaks, liming, tree pulling, and building preserves to prevent runoff and soil loss, noting surveys by the University of Missouri.

University of Missouri Ralph Grandman Kiwanis

Reformed Church Grants $130,000 for Emergency Needs

At the General Synod meeting in Back Hill, Dr Warnsha reported churches already sent more than $130,000 for Emerson due to the war. Funds supported the American Friends Service Committee War Time Commission colleges aid for orphans prisoners and famine relief in India. The Synod plans a $175,000 appeal next year for postwar rehabilitation and mission traction in bombed China.

General Synod Back Hill All. Warnsha Bronxville Lanny Islnd Leary Foreign Missions Conference of North America Emerson American Friends Service Committee War ‘Time Commission Reformed Church Colleges India China

United Service Women Report Much Work Accomplished

The United Service Women held a business session on Tuesday June 20 with forty four members and several new ones. Unit 26 is among Iowa’s largest. projects include Bowday proceeds for war efforts and a sewing drive for summer robes. Jewelry drive yielded thirty pounds for proper channels. Martha Van Berkum sang two numbers and librarian Sara Gosselink highlighted reading options from Mother Russia to American Front, inspiring further reading.

United Service Women Unit 26 Iowa Mra Marion van Gorp Towa Martha van Berkum Russia Burma

Weather Summary From June Rain Totals Report

An OCR fragment notes light rainfall last week with an inch total and figures June 16 .66 and June 18 .34, totaling 1 inch. It mentions Il and K. Pals as readable names in the fragment. The article is incomplete and cannot provide full context or location.

K. Pals

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