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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

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Souvenir Spoons Boost Town Crier’s Hobby

The town crier writes of two newly gifted spoons a Missouri State spoon with the state coat of arms and Governor’s mansion scene and a Valley Junction spoon dating to a former Rock Island machine shop era about fifty years old. He thanks Mrs. Gezel and notes he will judge two Drake University music contests in Des Moines in April and has mailed Klaas Intveld.

Ry Hobby Edith Gezel Missouri Coat of Arms of Jefferson City Valley Junction Des Moines Rock Island Drake University

Plant That Tree This Week Dear Readers

A reflective letter from December mid, noting a March 14 Pella delivery and pondering mail travel, California earthquakes, Tru mans daughter art debate, robins and spring bulbs, home life, service members returning, and the idea that a home is built on love among family friends and pets.

Urge People To Continue Buying Bonds

Iowa counties achieved strong War Bond Drive results with fourfold higher dollar sales than World War I. Marion Mahaska and Jasper counties posted large totals, with Marion at 14.40 million, Mahaska at 14.87 million, and Jasper at 26.99 million dollars, reflecting broad public support and the view that savings bonds offer high interest and safety.

Towa Iowa U. S. Treasury Warin U. S. Savings Bonds Division Marion County Mahaska County Jasper County

Warren Bridge Replacement Planned in Mahaska County

Plans to replace the Warren span over the North Chiquaqua river in Richland township with a 333 foot steel I beam bridge are awaiting state and federal approval. The project, funded largely by postwar farm to market programs, moves the roadway west and widens approaches to ease flooding and traffic. If approved, construction could begin this spring with a 24 foot roadway and improved flood protection for the area.

Oskaloosa Herald Warren Chiquaqua River Richland Township Marty E. Hansel Mansel State Highway Commission

Birthdays Remembered at Home for the Aged

On March 12 Gerrit link turned 73, March 13 Cornelius Van Gorp reached 71, March 14 William Den Hartog 79, March 16 Mrs L Langstraat 68, March 18 Maggie Van Honweling 72. Visitors from San Bernardino Otley Knoxville and local families visited Mrs H Vander Wilt and L Langstraat and relatives including Abe Den Hartog Abe Klein and Henry Den Hartog.

Gerrit Link Cornelius van Gorp William den Hartog L. Langstraat Maggie van Honweling Melvin van Veen San Bernardino California H. Vander Wilt Peter Pol Otley Paul Langstraat Knoxville

Plan Garden Size to Supply Year’s Needs

Home guidance from extension nutritionist Miss Graham at Town State College explains calculating garden size by current canned and frozen supplies. For a family of four, aim about 100 quarts per person annually, broken into 30 quarts tomatoes 20 quarts green vegetables 10 quarts other vegetables and 40 quarts fruit, plus supplements from fresh and stored garden products.

Evel Graham Town State College Miss Graham Graham

Widows 65 or Older Eligible for Monthly Social Security

Des Moines office manager Earl N. Hill urged widows aged 65 who have received lump sums to file claims for monthly Social Security payments if they have not remarried. Widows reaching 66 without remarriage may be eligible for ongoing benefits, and a timely claim is requested to ensure payments are received.

Social Security Board Earl N. Hill Des Moines Mr. Hill

Mahaska Draft Board Advises on Elusive Armed Status

Mahaska County Local Board releases guidance on service status for discharged personnel who rejoin or remain in reserve. Enlisted personnel who discharge and immediately enlist in the Enlisted Reserve Corps may keep a Registration Certificate and Classification Card. Officers who revert to inactive status may also retain status documents to aid law enforcement and board examinations. Discharged enlisted men must report to the Selective Service Board within 10 days and may need to register if they were not registered before service.

Selective Service Board Armed Forces Mahaska County

Wyom­ing Man Wins Bid for Iowa Home in Dispute

Frank Starry and Frank Pealer vied for a single residence in Wyoming Iowa. Pealer secured the deed after a bidding process, resolving the clash over ownership.

Frank Starry Frank Pealer Wyoming Iowa Pealer

Starry Plans Move as House Sells to Lattes and Pealers

Starry sought the property but sold it to the Lattes. Starry now plans to relocate the home, with both the Starry and Pealer families set to reside there.

Starry Lattes Pealer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Gezel Klaas Christ Burdock Cut Rate Lumber Co Oskaloosa, Iowa Marquette Farm Equirero Pella Implement Store McCormick-Deering Pella Truman Lona Dr. C. I. Fox Mafin and Liberty Streets PHONE Son-Sargent Paints van den Berg Electric & Paint Co Warren Bridge Walter Nollen Engel van Baulen Monroe Anne de Bruin Tom Vander Mart P. de Jong Joe Vanden Berg G. W. den Tartog Gertrude Gruffioen Phillip Vaughn Lois W. den Hartog Grit Bakker Rus Mahaska Draft Board Cargill Brom Hatchery Prairie City Farrow John Deere Sunbeam Robert van de Kamp Con Ver Ploeg Earl Shields J. T. van Zante Holland Zokoro John Lasschuit Dodge A. B. van Houweling Auto CO
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