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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

5

Merchants Discuss Pellas Utilities At Chamber Meeting

Chamber of Commerce members met at Memorial Hall to discuss management of Pella’s utilities led by Richard Tysseling. Andrew Klyn outlined three plans, debate centered on efficiency and leadership. Merchants asked to close Friday Memorial Day. three director seats to be filled at June meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Memorial Hall Pella Frank Frush Richard Tysseling Karl Kettering Central College Andrew Klyn T. G. Fultz John Hoeksema John Blommers Tysseling James Isse Chamber

National Federation of Reformed Men to Convene in Pella

The fourteenth annual convention of the National Federation of Reformed Men's Societies comes to Pella next Tuesday and Wednesday. Meetings at Second Christian Reformed Church include a Tuesday inspirational session at First Christian Reformed Church led by Rev. William Haverkamp of Roseland, Chicago, and a Wednesday program on The Christian Home with discussions on Authority in the Christian Home and Children in the Christian Home.

National Federation of Reformed Men’s Societies Pella West First Christian Reformed Church Second Christian Reformed Church William Haverkamp Roseland Chicago T. Verfulst G. Rue Im Julder

Enrollinggate C P 1 School to Be Enlarged

Students in Central College's Civilian Pilot Training School near completion of ground coursework. Final flying tests set for June 8 to 15 while an enlarged summer program plans higher enrollment. The Federal Government covers most costs. a $6 physical exam fee and a $6.50 life insurance premium apply.

Central College S. A. Sandren Alexander Hansen Sandven

Conference of Youth Summer Conference at Central College

The 1941 Youth Fellowship Summer Conference at Central College will be held June 7 to 14 on campus with the theme Let There Be Light. The program blends Bible study and evening services with recreation and fellowship led by Professor Herbert G. Mentink and a team of conference leaders. Registration is available from ministers Sunday school officers or the college office.

Youth Fellowship Central College Central Antd Herbert G. Mentink Harold Vande Berg Doris Lee Andrew Branche Carrie Halbert Dora Kenady Ira J. Tesselink Ralph Grundman John P. Muilenburg Paul H. Achtermann

Black Oak Center School Board Seeks Bids for New Building

The Black Oak Center Independent School District in Mahaska County Iowa invites bids by June 2 1941 7:00 p.m. for materials to erect a schoolhouse Plans and specifications are available at Denburger & Sons Lumber Yard Leighton Iowa The board reserves the right to reject any bids Henry Van Roekel Secretary

Black Oak Center Black Oak Township Mahaska County Iowa Leighton Denburger & Sons Henry van Roekel

Cards of thanks to neighbors and relatives

Expressions of gratitude are sent by Mrs. Raymond Overbergen and family to neighbors friends and relatives for aid comfort and sympathy during illness and after the death of Raymond Overbergen including floral offerings and thoughtful acts.

Raymond Overbergen L. Overbergen Gerrit van Heukelom

Local Society Plans Open Discussion and Banquet

The discussions will cover practical questions such as how to interest younger married men in our societies. A banquet follows at 6:80 o clock. Mr. Gerrit De Boer handles lodging for visitors and Mr. Nick Vander Ploog manages meal tickets and banquet tickets. The meetings are open to visitors.

Gerrit de Boer Nick Vander Ploog

Eight Finish Course at Pella Christian High

Eight graduates of the Pella Christian High School Class of 1941 were honored at exercises on Tuesday May 20 at the Second Reformed Church. The program featured organ music readings and addresses by Rev. M Monsma and Dr. H Van, with diplomas and medals awarded to top students including Irene Keuning who won the highest grades and a Calvin College scholarship.

Christian High School Second Christian Reformed Church Helene Gosselink M. Monsma Wilbur Ver Meer Clarence Vos Kathryn Bandstra Dr. H. van Irene Keuning van Houten Kathryn Ruth Bandstra Arthur John Beyer Richard de Boer Dorothy de de Jong William Orville Hagen Wilbur Roy Ver Meer Clarence Vas Calvin College Hester Monsma Esther Pikaart Helene Gowselink Marjorie Hugen

Pella Band to open summer concert season Saturday eve

The Pella Chamber of Commerce band led by Henry E Kuyper will present the first concert of the summer season on Saturday evening May 31 at the Cox Memorial Stand. The program features patriotic numbers and vocal solos with local soloists and twirlers. Merchants and citizens invite all in the area to attend, with concerts continuing most Saturdays.

Pella Central Ma Crane Martha Childress Melvin Redeker Virginia van Gorp Jean Jongejan Augusta Nicuwsma Y. W Wilbur Iins Y. M Julia van Houweling van Aradalense A. R Sons of the American Nution Wit Bur Ivins Pioramor Eee Fo. Mennenga Pagyieee

First Day for Iowans to Renew Licenses

Iowa to begin license renewals on June 2 1941 with Department of Public Safety clerks in county seats accepting applications and fees. New 1941 43 license will include a renewal stub for 1943 45 and must be filled in black ink or typed. Instructions cover form completion photo or thumbprint, mailing option, and non use of prior renewal applications.

Department of Public Safety P. D Des Moines Iowa Department of Public Safety

Picnic Reminder for Van Gorps in Pella Park

The Van Gorps are reminded of the annual picnic at West Park in Pella on Decoration Day at 11 a.m. Attendees should bring lunch and coffee.

van Gorps West Park Pella

Sjardema Household Goods Sale Dates Noted

Household goods sales announced with dates in June. Sjardema plans a sale on Saturday June 7 led by Mrs J Van Nimwegen, while A D Koning schedules a sale on Tuesday June 3 in Peoria.

Sjardema J. van Nimwegen A. D. Koning Peoria

Second Draft Registration Set For July First

President Roosevelt proclaims July 1 as selective service registration day for men who turned 21 since the first draft in October 1940. An estimated 1,250,000 to 1,800,000 young men expected to register, per the Oskaloosa Herald.

Washington Roosevelt Oskaloosa Herald

Stores to Close Memorial Day in Pella

The Pella Chamber of Commerce voted to close all local stores on Memorial Day May 30th as a long standing custom. Also notes the return of Mr and Mrs William Howard to Ft Dodge Iowa after visiting the Sadlers on Tuesday.

Pella Chambter of Commerce William Howard Ft. Dodge Iowa H. H. Sadler

Forties and Honors Mark Central College Commencement

Central College’s eighty-eighth commencement awarded forty-nine degrees, including forty-six Bachelor of Arts, three Bachelor of Science, two Secretarial Diplomas, and twelve Two Year Teacher Training graduates. Cum Laude honorees included Marion Ambers and others from Iowa, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. The honorary Doctor of Laws went to Dean Henry William Pietenpol, praised for a quarter-century of service. The event featured a large audience, student farewells, a concert, and medallions and cups awarded for scholarship and achievement.

Central Marion Amlbers Alton Iowa Geraldine Goodel Pella Gladys Kooy Hammond Ind Estey Langeruk Alevina’ Ostendorf Meservey Towa Mary Louise Renaud Central College Dr. Lubbers Henry William _Pietenpol Henry William Pietenpol Wisconsin University of Iowa Northwestern Academy Gentral College

Roll of Honor deaths by cemetery across wars

Roll of Honor lists deceased soldiers by cemetery from multiple wars including War of 1812 Civil War and World War I. It names dozens of veterans buried at Oakwood GraceLand Catholic Porter Grove Sand Ridge and Arlington National Cemeteries with many family surnames such as Keables Bauman Cox Dykhuis Van Beek and Vander Linden. Each entry notes the veteran and burial site from regionally significant cemeteries.

Oakwood Cemetery Michael Keables Cornelius Bauman Henry Bauman HH. F. Bousquet J. J. Bousquet Jacob L. Bowman W. J. Clark Jacob Cornelius Joshua 8 Cox Cox J. M. Cox John Cox G. W. Cully A. E. Dennis Harry Downing Dan Dingeman Henry Fisk Harvey F. Fisk Wi Alonzo F. Keables Samuel Hutchins Jacob Keigle William Langerak Jacob Miller John 8. Morgan John Nearmyer R. C. Payne D. R Jacob de Bruyn Peter Dykhuis Harry Koopmans Louis LeCocq Henry Schurer van Buren Dick van Dusseldorp Gerrit van Hemert G. van Setten Tounis Ver Beek Frank Simonse, Jr Edward H. Vander Linden Menry C. “Mullenberg Gerrit Kioin Joe Porter W. A. Young Paul Lautenbach John Verros Graceland Cemetery Dow Parker Gideon Rysdam Govert Scheffers Mack Vineyard Valentine Mathes John van Steenwyk James W. George Jerry de Bont Gerrit de Kock W. P. Holdsworth Ned Wrenn Porter Grove Cemetery Henry Tysseling Sand Ridge P. Antry Wesley Bennett Martin

Draft Board Calls Six Men for Induction in 1941

The Marion County Local Draft Board selected six men for induction. They must report to the Bldg in Knox ville Iowa at 4 45 pm on June 5 1941 before being sent to Fort Des Moines Iowa. Names include Gerald Terlouw James Bernard Lonearich William Brouwer Marion Wesley Reins and others.

Marion County Knoxville Iowa United States Army Fort Deal Moines Gerald Abraham Terlouw James Edwin Louis Bernard Lonearich William G. Brouwer Marion Wesley Reins Bibb County Macon Georgia Gilson Local

Memorial Day Services At 11 A M In Local Park

Memorial Day observances set for 11 AM with Frank Miles as principal speaker. Parade begins 10:30 at Memorial building, marches to G A R monument in Central Park. Program includes invocation, music, Miles address, audience singing, and benediction. Citizens urged to attend and avoid other activities during services.

American Legion Post National American Legion Frank Miles The Iowa Legionnaire Cox Memorial A. Haverkamp Legion Quartet Singing of America Benediction Paul J. Christensen Legion United States Eddyville Pleasantville Irwin J. Lubbers John Hackett Henry Vander Ark Boy Scouts Ebenezer Reformed Church of Leighton Ira J. Hewsenk van Niow

Farmers Invited to Soils Tour in Iowa 1941

In the week of June 27 1941 Iowa Gov Wilson designates Soil Conservation Week. Walter Brown county agent and Mr Smith, Di Jac b chair announce a tour of the English Creek Watershed starting at 10 in Knoxville High School athletic field. The trip visits farms with soil conservation measures in place and aims to show crop rotations pasture improvements terracing and other practices. Farmers and landowners urged to attend to gain first hand insights from participating farmers.

Iowa Wilson English Creek Walter Brown Mr. Smith Knoxville Addttion

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