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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

2

Residents Receive News From Many Local Families

Gerrit Loverink and Herman Van Veen homes hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Loverink and family. Seaman 1st Class John H. Hoogenkers discharged at Shoemaker California, and homeward bound. Community notes list hospitalizations births, weddings, and travel among Pella and surrounding areas with multiple families visited for medical, military, and church events.

Gerrit Loverink Herman van Veen Tom Loverink Melvin Waulkins Rose Creek Minnesota Dick de Koning Pawnee City Nebr John H. Hoogenakker Washington Street Navy Separation Center Shoemaker California

80 Percent Flour Will Change Bread, Not Panics

Iowa State College nutritionists say 80 percent flour will not require recipe changes and bread may be richer in vitamins and protein. They warn against hoarding, note storage risks, and suggest conserving bread by using leftovers and occasional potatoes for vitamin C.

Iowa State College

Families relocate to Marshalltown amid railroad move

Mrs W H H Kelderman and Jackie and Ronald moved to 712 Bromley Marshalltown Iowa after a transfer from Sedalia Missouri. Mr Kelderman works for the railroad and the family stayed with Mr and Mrs Nick Braashart while settling in. Connie Tromp arrives home from the Marines on 30 day furlough.

Theo, Abbes Audrinville Mes Hl. K. Pals Fred Lautenbach Everett Washington Mr. Abbes Mr. Pals William Slobe Ronald William Des Moines Rs. W. HH. Kelderman Jackie Ronald Marshalltown Iowa Kelderman Sedalia Pfe Connie Tromp Marines Pacific Frank Tromp

County Spelling Match Saturday At Knoxville

The Marion County spelling match will be held in Knoxville Saturday afternoon March 16. From the Pella area school districts the roster includes Wilma Kenning Violet Kuyper Sally Van Doorninck Raymond Van Hemert Norma Bricker Donald Van Hemert Alvin Menninga Ernie Reed Arlene Ver Plog Joan Van Zomoren Liberty Florence Woolsey Carol Ver Steeg Ruby Leydens. Thirty eight contestants are named. The public is invited. The match begins promptly at 1:16 o'clock.

Marion County Knoxville Pella Wilma Kenning Violet Kuyper Sally van Doorninck Summit Raymond van Hemert Otley Norma Bricker Donald van Hemert Sandridge Alvin Menninga Vailey Ernie Reed Red Rock Arlene Ver Plog Porterville Joan van Zomoren Plainview

Senior Scouts Plan Formation Meeting in Pella

Scout leaders and Troop 872 alumni plan to form a Senior Scouts organization in Pella. Ben Hoeksema calls all interested, aged over fifteen, to attend Monday at 8 pm in the Lincoln School basement to discuss leadership and supervision for local boys. Representatives from Des Moines Scout Headquarters are expected.

Pella Lincoln School Ben Hoeksema

History records but one truly indispensable man Adam

The line honors Adam as a singular figure whose enduring importance stands above others in history. It contrasts enduring influence with ephemeral fame, framing him as the essential reference point in human affairs.

Adam

Plan to send crippled children to summer camp

Final plans are underway for a four weeks outdoor camp eight miles northwest of Boone Iowa to benefit crippled and disabled children aged 8 to 19. The Iowa Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled will supervise with special counselors and provide free campships when possible.

Iowa Boone Iowa Society For Crippled Children Plymouth Building Des Moines

P E O Meeting Elects Officers at Vander Pol Home

Chapter B U P E O society met at Miss Verda Vander Pol home Tuesday evening. Mrs Louise Bruce and Miss Eva Stubenrauch assisted. Officers were elected and re elected for another year.

Chapter B. U.P.E.O. Society Verda Vander Pol Louise Bruce Eva Stubenrauch

Church Services and 90th Anniversary Events

CHURCHES GOSPEL HALL George T. Pinches, Minister 7 30 p m Thursday, March 14 Mr Pinches solves exposition on The Epistle of James Sunday, March 17th 10 00 am The Bible Class Subject The Exodus 10 45 a m The Lord s Supper and the Word of God 12 15 p m Broadcast over KBIZ Dial 124 1 Service His subject be The Greatest Question of the Age Religious Leaders Rebuked FIRST REFORMED CHURCH Rev A Haverkamp Pastor 0 am Sunday School Every Day Life of a Pee Morning worship These Ninety Years the pastor preaching 30 pm Evening praise A Habitation of God Dr Gerrit T Vander Lugt President Central College guest preacher Both worship services will commemorate the Ninetieth Anniversary of the Inception of the First Reformed Church March 13, 1856 Special music provided All former members and friends invited to worship Special Thank Offering designated for rehabilitation work in Japan under the Board of Foreign Missions RCA to be received with morning and evening services

George T. Pinches Pinches Kbiz Dial First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Gerrit T. Vander Lugt Central College Japan Board of Foreign Missions, R.C.A

Second Reformed Church Service Schedule with Guest Speaker

The Second Reformed Church announces a full day with 9:00 a.m. church school and 10:45 a.m. morning worship led by Dr H I Kalas, new Iowa State Inter-Church Council executive secretary, who returns after last November to preach again. An afternoon program follows at 2:00 p.m. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. feature Kalas. all are invited. The Baptist Church also lists a 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. worship, and 7:30 p.m. evening worship with Mr Jack McDaniels presiding.

Second Reformed Church C. E C. Enior H. I. Kalas Iowa Inter-Church Council

Amsterdam churchmen to preach at East Amsterdam school

Rev. N. D. Gordon and Rev. F. Middleswart will preach next Sunday March 17 at 2 p.m. at East Amsterdam school, inviting all locals to attend the service.

Amsterdam School N. D. Gordon F. Middleswart East Amsterdam School

Open Bible Church Schedule and Missionary Day

Rev Wm Christopulos leads a 9 30 am prayer meeting 9 45 Sunday school Exodus 19 20 chapters study. 11 am morning worship missionary day pastor delivers message. 3 30 pm Overcomers, 7 30 evangelistic service with songs. 8 pm Tuesday prayer meeting. No service Thursday due to Ottumwa Prayer Conference at the Church of the Open Bible.

Open Bible Church Christopulos Mases Exodus Ottumwa Church of the Open Bible

Third Reformed Church Worship and Sunday Schedule

Rev L J Borst leads Bible School at morning worship with topic The Everyday Life of a People. Sermon The Salt of the Earth at 10 45. Evening service at 7 30 features That Sunday Evening Service. Sermon series What Sent Jesus to the Cross IV Prejudice 7 20 to 7 30 Moments of Music by Verna Vande Kieft and Cornelia Mae Aalbers. All are welcome to share in worship parts.

Third Reformed Church L. J. Borst J . Bible School Christian Endeavor Jesus Verna Vande Kieft Cornelia Mae Aalbers

Sermon and services at church in Holland and English

On Sunday the church holds a 9:30 Holland language service with a message about forgiveness and misery or everlasting peace. At 1:30 p m the pastor speaks in English on the rejection of Christ. The Young People’s Society meets at 7:30 p m, with all welcome to worship throughout the day.

Rev. L. Vermeer Holland Young People's Society

Relief Parcels Sought for Tulip Growers in Sassenheim

Mr John, from whom Pella residents bought Holland tulip bulbs before the war, urged sending relief parcels to Sassenheim. He suggests sending to Mr R Pit, Charbonlaan, Sassenheim, head of the Reformed Church School, who aids locals. Needs include combs, socks, underwear, dried fruit, coffee, tea, tobacco, yarn, baby clothes, and more.

John Pella Holland Res Netherlands Sassenheim R. Pit Charbonlaan

Cooking Fish Quickly Gives It Best Flavor

Iowa State College notes that modern fish cookery favors quick methods using hot ovens or sizzling skillets. Short cooking times preserve flavor and moisture, explaining the current trend in recipes and techniques.

Iowa State College

Newer Methods of Fish Cookery Highlight Faster Techniques

Home economists explain that muscle tissue contains collagenous and elastic fibers. Elastic fibers resist heat and acids, needing longer cooking, while fish have little connective tissue mainly collagen that turns to gelatin with heat. Overcooking makes fish too soft, driving faster cooking methods.

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