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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1941

Page

5

Bankers Gather in Pella for Centennial-Style Convention

About 300 bankers and family members from nine central Iowa counties will attend a weekend convention in Pella. H. P. Scholte and K. H. Bean lead the organizing group with the Pella Historical Society hosting events. Henry B. Nollen will reminisce on banking in Pella 60 years ago, with registration at Central College and a Dutch banquet planned in Central Gym. Local entertainment includes the Little Dutch Band, Dutch Singers, and Dutch Folk Dances, plus tours of Tulip Tower and Ross Theatre.

H. S. Nollen Pella Central Town Marion Warren Madison Jasper Polk Dallas Greene Boone and Story Ion County Bankers 'Association H. P. Scholte K.H. Bean Henry 8. Nollen Pella National Bank Bankers Life Insurance Company of Town Pella National Central College Douwstra Chapel I. J. Lubbers Central R. J. Vanden Berg Ray 0. Bailey Newton Banker H. L. Bass Ogden H. Roeffel Marcia Kuyper H. E. Kuyper Iowa H. R. Young Arlington Iowa Bankers Association D. W. Bates Des Moines Iowa Bankers ‘Association W. A. Lane

Tulip Time Program On Air Schedule

The Tulip Time Program will broadcast on Thursday from 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. on KRNT and 1:50 to 2:30 p.m. on RNT, Friday 1:30 to 1:55 on KRNT and 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. on KRNT, and Saturday 1:30 to 1:65 on KRNT, with KBNZ Ottumwa scheduling 0 to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday.

KBNZ Ottumwa

Notice of trash collection schedule and carrier incident

Notice states collections begin Tuesday the 13th with weekly Tuesday and Friday pickups and payment in advance. It lists contact number 288 Black and names G. J. Vander Beek and Arthur Manson as local figures. A mail carrier from Independence is described as pulling himself from mud and taking action, including a one week tractor on a farm.

G. J. Vander Beek Arthur Manson

Poppy Day chair named for May 24 drive

Mrs Ed Vos appointed general chairman for Poppy Day to be observed May 24 nationwide by American Legion Auxiliary units. Poppies, made by U S veterans, support veteran rehabilitation funds with production at Des Moines facilities and across multiple states.

Dora Carson American Legion Auxiliary Ed Vos Legion Auxiliary American Legion Milwaukee Wisconsin the Auxiliary Iowa U. S. Veterans Administration Facility Des Moines Veterans Administration Iowa Department of the Auxiliary West Virginia North Carolina

Tulip Time Welcome Pella Town Crier Takes Over

The Chronicle hands over coverage to George F. Sadler Tulip Time welcome news and reader secrets column. Sadler will keep confidences and relay messages to readers this weekend. He specializes in discreetly sharing news among town residents.

Chronicle George F. Sadler Pella

Old Veteran May Attend Tulip Time Festival

A letter from M. H. Morse of Wyoming Iowa suggests he may attend Tulip Time again. The Civil War veteran, turning 160 in October 1941, says a bouquet for Mothers Day would earn him a photo of the oldest Civil War veteran in the crowd. Governor's Day may be his likely visit day.

M. H. Morse Wyoming Iowa Mr. Morse Women's Relief Corps Legion ‘Auxiliary

Life at Camp Claibourne Describes 168th Regt quarters and routine

Private P H Bevan recounts daily camp life at Camp Claibourne detailing tented quarters for the 168th Regiment G Company, a full field setup with gas stove, electricity, and trenching, plus a rigid routine from reveille at 6 45 to retreats and inspections. He notes rain, mud, maneuvers planned around June 16, and the aim to endure 24 to 48 hour marches on short rations. Forest fires tint the sky at dusk as he signs off with good night.

Co. G Camp Claibourne 168Th Reg Pella Jefferson Barracks Reveille P. H. Bevan

Five High School Bands to Play at Central Park Festival

Five uniformed high school bands from Baxter Marshalltown New Sharon Lorimer and Martensdale perform Saturday at 3 pm on the park west side as Central College hosts Tulip Time. A judge Alvin Edgar will critique. no prizes. Central College Band and Flag Waving Corps perform at 4 30 pm after the festival.

Central College Baxter Marshalltown New Sharon Lorimer Martensdale Alvin R. Edgar Town State College Tull Central Central College Band

Attendance Woes At Pella Public School Demand Better Pupil Diligence

C C Buerkens, superintendent, warns parents and pupils at Pella High School that absences cut state funded money, noting 606 enrolled with 576 average daily attendance this year. He cites $57,727.83 annual running cost and $80.16 per pupil, urging cooperation to raise attendance and proposing a policy: unexcused absences yield zero makeup work.

Pella High School C. C. Buerkens Pella

Defense Bonds Obtainable at Pella National Bank

Pella National Bank approved by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to accept applications and issue Defense Savings Bonds Series E. Bonds available at the bank with no delay in processing. Purchases support the United States defense program and Uncle Sam.

Pella National Bank Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago United States Uncle Sam

Legionnaires Urgently Needed for Civic Parade Assistance

Attention Legionnaires. Report in uniform at the Legion Hall Friday afternoon May 9 before 1 00 to march in the parade with the Junior Drum and Bugle Corp from Des Moines and accompany the Legion float. The Boy Scouts will police the parade that day. Legion members will handle Thursday and Saturday afternoons. An urgent call is sent for volunteers for civic service with a job for every member.

Legion Hall Drum and Bugle Corp Des Moines Legion Boy Scouts

Pupils to Report 8 30 am for Tulip Time Parade

Public schools announce start at 8 30 am on Thursday and Friday with dismissal at 11 30 am No afternoon sessions. All grade and high school pupils must gather at the old Garden City feeder works East Franklin at 1 30 pm for the Tulip Time parade. State prison farm menus list 68 540 pounds of meat for the month.

Garden City East Franklin Florida State

Change of address and unit assignment for Bevan

Bevan reports transfer to Comed A 168th Infantry 34th Division APO 84 with hand picked men from other companies. The unit is formed as a riot squad for property and person protection across seven southeastern states. Regular training continues, with a secret afternoon class to follow. further details will be shared if permissible.

Comed A 168Th Inf United States

WMT to Air Tulip Time Broadcast May 8 4 00 PM

A Cedar Rapids Iowa Broad casting Co letter informs Pella Chronicle readers that station WMT will record and air a Tulip Time Festival segment from 4:00 to 4:30 p m on Thursday May 8 It invites readers to spread the word and listen to themselves on air through Mutual Network.

Iowa Broadcasting Co Cedar Rapids Pella Chronicle WMT Mutual Network

Card of Thanks for Maggie Brummel

We thank all who helped after the death of our sister Miss Maggie Brummel and for expressions of sympathy. Gratitude to J. Van Dyk undertaker and Rev. F. Van Houten for comforting words. Brothers and Sisters.

Maggie Brummel J. van Dyk Rev. F. van Houten

Muskrat Invades Home Prompting Neighbor Reaction

Surprised Remko Johnson near Wavery reports a muskrat entered his house after he opened the door last week. He notes wild animals generally seek higher ground, a behavior he says explains the unexpected intrusion.

Remko Johnson

State College Expert Evaluated H S Department

A visiting analyst from Iowa State College Cedar Falls evaluated the high school English program last Thursday. Dr Reniger toured classes and met staff, offering preliminary recommendations favoring a broader four year integrated approach over isolated grammar, journalism and oral English. A full report will follow with plans for further investigations in the grades.

Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Reniger Reninger

Street Scrubbers Sought for Festival Cleanup Duty

Men and women in costume are needed to scrub streets at the festival. If you will aid, inform Anthony Tusseling that you will do 80. He will appreciate your help.

Anthony Tusseling

Tulip Time festival eyes record crowds in 1941

The 1941 Tulip Festival in Pella promises high attendance and festive color if weather stays fair. The Historical Society and Tulip Time Committee emphasize local color, with stage vignettes by elders and students, parades, floats, and the Parade of the Provinces. Governor Ils on slated to speak. Hammond organ performances planned daily. Volunteers urged for street scrubbing, parade duties, and costume roles as the city eyes its best festival yet.

Historical Society and Tulip Time Committee Margie Veenman Misa Virginia Kempkes Lois Vanden Berg Helen Klyn Jeanne van Gorkom Dici Central College Pella George Ilson Ghirka Lon B. Wormhoudt A. Sandoon Chiman Althor Anthony Tysella Central Park the Legion Pellas

Drivers Urged to Renew Licenses by July Fifth

Officials warn nearly 10000 drivers will be affected if renewals aren’t completed by July 5. The move aims to prevent name abuses and ensure valid driving credentials amid an ongoing renewal drive.

Jowans Bureau Mynnekineed le Uconses Ak Parsons Ieee Trea Senous Opinion Studi

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