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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
5
Classified notice fragment lists multiple want ad items including cars and misc items. Mentions Reuben Leydens and 1200 Broadway with partial names and locations. vague requests for work and goods and several garbled phrases. Indicates a busy page 9 with scattered want ad blurbs and contact hints.
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the will of a deceased person is on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in Marion County Iowa. A hearing to prove the will is set before the court. Objections must be filed prior to the hearing.
The Marshall Canning Camp contracts farmers for the 1981 season and urges local growers to produce war economy crops. Price set at 82 per ton for needs, with ton delivered before wholesale payment due ten days after delivery. Call at the Canning House. A.M. SELL will be at the State Bank Saturdays 1 to 3 PM for assessment and homestead exemption. For movers, Marion Toom of Lake Prairie Two, Assessor in County.
Taxpayers are advised that L. A. Sents, City Assessor, will be in the basement of Marion County State Bank on Saturday afternoon from 1 o'clock to take care of homestead credit. Claim before April 1 to receive it.
Reported high interest in forensics at the college as Miles and Mie haeennip and Nie hat received awards at a fest. Notes Kenneth Dyhetra, Rozen, Kathleen Fombinson represent Callee Gospel Tessmn morning and evening services at the Reformed Church Mission in North Highland Des Moines. Severed music students will participate and the public is invited to share the hour. Dr Lubbers will speak at Plymouth Congregations service in Des Moines. Dries Bosch of Steen Minnesota called to Camp Dinue with Central Army Mercy. he has returned to campus. Prof and Mrs Wing and Prof and Mrs Hincett visited Os family in Des Moines Sunday and found them settled in their new home.
A long, mixed report details a social supper at Mrs Seholte and Mr Lanne in New York. mentions incoming WAVE trainee and family farewells. It notes contributions from the Redeereen Company, various employees, and a charity feel. Other items list orders for windows and blinds to multiple firms and cities including Ottumwa Naval Air Base, Detroit, Indianapolis, Portland, Des Moines, Seattle, and more, with specifics about shipments and customers.
A narrative on koalas from Australia, recounting their shy nature and bond with eucalyptus trees. It notes dramatic past declines due to hunting, then a park-based conservation effort by a caretaker who nurtured bears from infancy. Details include diet quirks, tree-dwelling habits, and the delicate digestion of eucalyptus leaves.
A number of loaded 155 mm artillery shells were discovered along the railroad right of way near Corning and Wiltisea. One shell had been hurled about 60 yards from the scene.
Rev Hal Norton, pastor of Roundy Memorial Rapture Church Whitefish Bay, former Central Colleges student, serves as a part time guard in Milwaukee while aiding his church’s war bond drive to wipe a four thousand dollar debt and fund an addition to the church building. Norton joined the army police as Pearl Harbor neared, patrolling the Smith plant, and balances sermons with duty, telling congregants his action inspires broader church support for victory bond pledges.
The document lists church activities including morning worship, Lenten themes, a seven statements sermon, youth fellowship, and prayer meetings. A radio sermonette segment features Reverend Oskilwosa and references Peter's arrest in Matthew 26 51 to 56.
The fragment mentions maritime activity near KSO and a Saturday event at TP oatelock, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. Reads as clipped OCR with uncertain details about the new court and related actions.
Lawrence J Toss reports on a morning service featuring Our Great Saviour and Phat Sanday ning Si Sermon. The 10:00 Sunday hour leads into an 11:00 Remembrance service at the Bord 0 Gospel meeting.
Rev Rod Vanden Bore and Pastor to morning worship at School streets. The Recovered Baptism. Evening worship at seven. Junior E. Topie At Tome and School in Latin America. Meokd Vanden Beig pir. Senior hort Van Wyk and his meetings. Apam Fellowship meeting in church parlors.
Readable fragments show Mass times at St Marys Church for March 21 and March 28. The text also mentions a Worm Store, an ALE expelle, John D, Mango oil, and Rus, though details are unclear.
Weekly markets listing quotes from a local produce dealer on a Wednesday morning. It notes prices or trends for No.1 Sweet Crean Cr trade hogs, wheat, corn, oats, and hides. The fragment cites Chicag o market terms and reflects farm commodity pricing from the era.
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