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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1946

Page

3

Thought of the Week on traffic reform and manners

A column discusses reducing highway deaths by stricter licensing, warns against pitying handicapped people, and offers sales tips. It also critiques radio ad insertions and highlights how name usage like Mom and Pop reflects respect. It urges practical, nonpatronizing support for the disabled and cautions about household fire risks and insurance adequacy.

Mom Mother Dad Pop Dou Ravenna Ohio Clay Dietrich

Editorial on inflation and government pricing controls

A Thornton Enterprise piece argues inflation is not the top problem but preserving representative government amid inflation. Other editorials urge returning to normal economic laws, adopting competitive pricing, and restructuring the OPA with capable leadership to balance production and taxes.

Thornton Enterprise

Tulip Time memories and local sports mix in 1936

A May 1936 feature recalls Mr and Mrs Kuyper celebrating golden wedding anniversary in Pella with relatives and a visit from Chicago. The Tulip Time Fox Movietone News clip drew 25 million viewers. Central College seniors staged The Dover Road. cast included Benes Cook Beerends Van Rockel Evers Terrelt Liggett Visser Renaud. Ed Van Zante values a health trip to Arizona. Tulip broadcast heard on NBC Farm and Home hour. Max Dillon set conference records in broad jump and hurdles. Don Menning threw 130 feet for a conference discus record. Pella High took third in the Valley Junction meet. Dillon also ran hurdles. Farmers received up to $13 per acre for soil conserving crops.

A. Ming Kuype Tonie) Kuyper Hl. Wormhoudt Kuypers Pella Chicago Fox Movietone News Central College Clarence Wilkins Dover Road James Benes Dorothy Cook Esther Beerends Byron van Rockel Alvin Evers Alvin Terrelt Forrest Decker Betty Liggett Marguerite Visser Robert Ren NBC Farm and Home Hour Max Dillon Valley Junction Don Menning Pella High Dillon

1926 Fourth of July planned by Federated Club

June 3 1926 report notes Federated Club will sponsor a Fourth of July celebration on Saturday July 3 with trimmings and an exciting day Graduation exercises were held for the high school class of 1926 Rev Bernie Mulder delivered the speech Antoinette Vander Ploeg sang two solos admired by writer Ike Young A traffic accident near Pella National Bank caused leg bruises and a foot injury Public school students performed a musical program in Garden Square Friday with local notables involved

Federated Club Bernie Mulder Antoinette Vander Ploeg W. A. Young Ike Sharon Pella National Bank Young Ry di Haan Ne Groendyke Del John van Arabian Monroe Totorists Hummel Garden Square

Central College honors three with de grees in ceremony

George A. Jewett Ian Towne and Mr Jarnagan received honorary degrees at Central College with Ed Wheeler of Des Moines noted as sponsor of the annual banquet. Marion Frash leaves for Cedar Falls summer school Teach ers College. Legion Post Memorial Day parade features civilian clothing debut and Drum and Bugle Corps with Chaplain Bernie Mulder as speaker.

Ning Peter du Pree Supt. Frash Mr. du Pree George A. Jewett Ian Towne Jarnagan Central College Mr. Jewett Des Moines Ed Wheeler Sibley Iowa Pella Marion Frash Teachers College Cedar Falls James Ver Ploegh Tingley A. Ver Ploegh Tim Hoogenakker Legion Post D. S. Huber Legion Auxiliary Bernie Mulder

30 Years Ago Dedication and Campus Events at Pella High

The June 1 1916 issue highlights the new high school building dedication with a front page photo and much of editor Young’s story focused on classroom children exhibits. Memorial Day pageant at Central College, May Day on campus, May Queen Helen Hanna and court, and a postponed Penn College fire tragedy in Oska loosa are noted along with staff changes and upcoming home economics instruction at Pella High.

William A. Young A. M. Dayce Penn College Oskaloosa Robert Williams Helen Hanna J. W. Bailey Gradus van der Linden Rex van Zee White Bottorf Wanamaker Ethel Guthrie Peoria Pella Pella High School Exie McQuilken la Porte Pella High Colfax M. Vander Heiden Dave van Rees Lewis Kuyper Ete Eichael Choral Club Peter Dor Lon Worhoudt Blanche Seamaker Leona Heuvers

Rolscreenings Visit to Veterans Hospital Noted

Several Rolscreen employees toured the Knoxville Veterans Hospital during an open house last Sunday. The casement department plans modular window production, adds a new line, and installs new dies for the steel punch press. Dutch attire photos featured two Rossereen men, with longtime staffers noted. Friends hosted kitchen showers, and mail from Holland arrived, with a playful caution about translation.

Veterans Hospital Knoxville Air Express Los Angeles Bill) Sheppard Geneva Aathers Fred Visser Henry Roeffel Des Moines Rossereen Erma Kaldenberg Murray Grandin C. de Jong Holland Murray Marion Toom Rotterdam J. Meyer Tooms

Family Hardships Amid Hungry Winter Revealed

Meyer recalls three children two girls and one boy during the hungry winter when the girls stayed in another province with hosts who had food enough. Six months apart meant risk of death without food for the family. Kathryn Van Veen unveils a new pet named Saiman kept in the basement.

Meyer Kathryn van Veen Saiman

Farmers of America report on Harvester production restart

Dealers report extra shifts and cautious shipments as International Harvester works to replenish parts and machines after a recent strike. Production for tractors resumes at normal pace, but overall delivery remains tight. quality remains the priority as chronic shortages persist nationally.

International Harvester

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