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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

5

Tire Sale Ban Shifts Purchases In Pella Area

A Central College survey of 96 residents in Pella shows farmers rely on autos and cut trips to towns less than city dwellers. Farmers report 28 reducing car use, while 72 hold steady or cut only modestly. Many plan to buy at local stores, with some turning to mail order. city residents show a notable drop in car use and busier local buying patterns.

Pella Business Administration Department of Central College

Towns See Shift in Car Use and Travel Plans

The text notes an average 60 percent decrease in car use with some families keeping no car. Twenty two Pella residents report fewer trips to nearby cities while others expect fewer trips as cars become precious. Central’s business administration department calls this typical of Iowa towns.

Pella Business Administration Department Central Towa

Teachers Will Do Their Part in Defense Work

March 30 announcement calls on teachers to participate in defense duties. Superintendent urges use of Iowa Dental Plan options and offers suggestions to support staffing. Other notes indicate upcoming vacations and adjustments for school personnel.

Er Steeg Kenspelling Weth Rankin Iowa

Pella Chronicle invites new families to join readers

The Chronicle promotes quick turnover of goods at small profits and extends its trade territory by appealing to newcomers moving into Pella. It offers sample copies to new families, inviting them to become regular readers and participate in local bargains. The paper pledges to provide news and picture features and asks for cooperation to improve.

Rm Belers The Chronicle Pella

Players Guild Presents Mr and Mrs North Comedy

The Players Guild of Central College will present Mr and Mrs North on Friday March 27. Cast includes Mildred Almstead from Claverack New York as Mrs North Marion Fonkert from Hospers Iowa as Mr North and Melvin Redeker from Denver Colorado as the Lieutenant. The play by Owen Davis was a Broadway top ten selection for 1940 41. It debuted at the Belasco Theatre New York under Alfred De Lingre Jr. Burns Matle editor of The

The Players Guild of Central College Mrs. North Mildred Almstead Claverack New York Owen Davis Alfred de Lingre, Jr Belasco Theatre Gracie Allen Burns Matle

Mystery comedy directed by S A Sandren in yearbook era

A review praises the mystery comedy for its pleasantly unforced realism as a young married couple, Mr and Mrs North, encounter murder scenes. The production, directed by S A Sandren, features Stage Craft students and a cast including Bert Moke, Jean Jongejan, Elmer Bonte, Virginia Rowenhorst, Jane Wiltoni, Philip Grout, Art Grull, Merle Wessels, and Donald Wordan with estate staging by Elizabeth Dickey.

America S. A. Sandren Elizabeth Dickey Bert Moke Jean Jongejan Claire Brant Elmer Bonte Louis Rerex Virginia Rowenhorst Jane Wiltoni Philip Grout Ben Wilson Art Grull Clinton Edwards Merle Wessels Inspector O'Malley Donald Wordan Deve Mullins

Ambulance Fund Reached Goal in Local Drive

The Town High Betis Association and Red Cross Drive raised funds for an ambulance purchase. The goal was about 20,000 dollars, with strong participation. Pena donated 62 dollars after a February 11 charity basketball game between Newton and Pella.

High Betis Association Indi Red Cross Pena Newton Pella

Sermon at Home for the Aged by Rev Huibregtse

Friday program at the Home for the Aged featured Rev Huibregtse of Prairie City delivering a sermon on I Corinthians 1 9 God is faithful amid fellowship in Christ The service closed with prayer and a psalm. Upcoming preaching by Rev Veltman of Prairie City is announced.

Huibregtse Reformed Church of Prairie City Jesus Christ Veltman Chr Church of

War Bonds and Stamps Drive Defeat of Aggressors

Government appeal asks citizens to finance defense effort by buying Defense Bonds or Stamps now. Promote Pay roll Savings Plan with Bond Day on every pay day. Bonds start at 18.75 dollars and up Stamps priced at 10 25 cents and up Every individual must do their part by purchasing a share each payday.

Local Social Visits Span Several Iowa Towns

Mrs. Van Rees of Monroe and Mrs. Bas Van Rees hosted gatherings with visitors from Os and Prairie City. Mr. J. Henry Van Rees and Mr. Gerrit Marinus hosted and entertained friends from Otley and nearby communities. An extended group including Mr. and Mrs. Den Hartog, Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Aalbers, and others visited local households, reflecting a busy social period in the area.

R. van Baalen Monroe Arie Dan Kloosterman And J. Gosselink Joe Vanden Heuvel Henry Welle Sully Andrew van Zuuk Eddyville B. van Zuuk Henry Vander Wilt Jerry Mikesell Davenport Ushter Anna M. Verros Werf Sandi Dykens Fred Dykens J. Henry van Rees Bas van Rees van Dusseldorp L. Huyser Henry Marinus Prairie City Gerrit Marinus W. J. den Hartog Otley Joe Vanden Berg W. den Hartog Marinus Aalbers of G. Bosma

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Vriezelaar Ill in Hospital

Neighbors friends and relatives are thanked for kind deeds during Mrs. Vriezelaar illness and hospitalization. The Vriezelaar family expresses gratitude for cards letters and flowers sent while she was in the hospital from Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vriezelaar and children.

County Treasurer Bids On Old License Plates Auctioned

O'Brien County Treasurer Kai ser seeks bids on nearly two tons of old auto license plates turned in. Proceeds from the sale will be given to the Red Cross.

O'Brien Kaiser The Red Cross

Izzy Thomas Nimmo Wedding and Office Celebrations

Rolscreenings Mary Isabel Thomas Nimmo features a February office party honoring Izzy with a farm skit, a walnut coffee table gift, and later her church wedding to David Nimmo. The item also notes staff movements, a birth, a draft call, and orders for Venetian blinds and Rol screens across multiple locations.

Mary Isabel Thomas Nimmo Rolscreen Order Izzy Izzy An Davie Louise Bruce Mr. Potter

Do the Women Want to Drive Farm Tractors

Gary and Ben Vogelaar seek interest among girls and women in operating tractors. They propose a school to train women for tractor care and use so they can assist in emergencies. They hope for about twenty enrollees amid labor shortages from service members and industry.

Gary Ben Vogelaar Thetrai Vogelaars

Picture exhibit seeks old photos for Pella area event

The Vogelaars offer to host a women’s course over six to eight weeks with evening classes one or two times weekly. They will teach and lend their shop for the effort. interested people may visit or write. Pearl plans a booth with local photos, promising careful handling and return to owners after the show. Call Pearl to participate. Soup and bake sale is Saturday at Boertje Building hosted by Prisellia Ladies Aid of Second Christian Reformed Church.

Vogelaars Pella Pearl Boertje Bldg Prisellia Ladies Aid Second Christian Reformed Church

Hobby Show Booth Seeks Baby Pictures

Mrs Ed Van Gorp Pearl seeks baby pictures to display in a booth at the High School Hobby Show. She believes there are pictures available to contribute.

Ed van Gorp Pearl

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