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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

11

Relief costs in Marion county drop sharply lowering burden

Relief costs in Marion county continue to fall with the county relief director reporting costs near 7,227.94 this September down from 13,892.05 last year. Grants from the state have decreased, while WPA projects persist. The board expresses optimism that relief needs may be covered without raising bond debt if employment holds and miners stay at work.

Marion County Filla McGraw State Department of Social Welfare Knoxville Social Welfare Office WPA Pleasantville Des Moines Board of Supervisors Knoxville Express

Chicago Stock Show Opens November 29 at International Amphitheatre

The International Live Stock Exposition and Horse Show runs November 29 to December 6 at the Chicago Stock Yards venue. Officials predict 400,000 to 500,000 visitors and over 12,000 head across 26 breeds of beef cattle, sheep, swine, and draft horses, with daily horse shows and a large grain and hay exhibit. The sheep shearing contest debuts in two divisions with cash prizes, and entries close November 1 for livestock and November 10 for crops.

Chicago Chicago Stock Yards Canada

Mission Folks in Far Off India Seek Word from Friends

A letter from A De Bruin and Joyce De Bruin in Tindivanam India to the Pella Chronicle editor describes church work in India. It notes a large devotional network with the Madras Church Council, hostel for about 70 boys, village work in nearly 60 villages, health updates, and Christmas wishes. The letter mentions mail delays and a recent church council meeting involving ordination and installation of a minister, plus a note about the Hindu festival moon day and hostel chants.

Polly Chranish Talla Towa India Madrass Church Council Thesembly Coston A. de Bruin Nées de Bruin Joyce de Bruin George Ver Steeg Pella Chronicle George Tam Chronicle Atead Connie

News from the Home for the Aged Visitors List

A long list of visits to Mrs. Sarah Van Ryswyk and other residents at the Home for the Aged includes Neal Vander Wilt of Sully John Bennink of Peoria and Dave Bennink ill in Panora. multiple families from Sully Galesburg Monroe Leighton Hull Newkirk Prairie City and Edgerville appear among callers. A birthday note recalls Joe Vanden Heuvel turning 68 on November 2 with greetings from Minnesota relatives. An offhand quote about a gorgeous officer and a cautionary line about trust accompany the list.

Neal Vander Wilt Sully John Vanden Berg Galesburg Sarah van Ryswyk Joe Vanden Heuvel John Bennink Peoria Dave Bennink Panora Roy van Heukelem Lacey B van Zuuk Neal de Prenger John Vander Linden Leighton George Valentine Monroe Henry Welle Gerrit de Hood Anne de Hood Braak Grand Rapids Effie Lapeltak C. den Hartog John Langstraat Hull Iowa Henry P.’ Langstraat Newkirk, Towa John de Jong Baby Tracy Leendort Langstraat Abe den Hartog Howard C. Don Hartog Adrian Vos John Stork Eddyville John de Vries John Buitenworf Prairie City Alfred Vander Werff Reasnor Nick Dykens Fred Dykens Henry van Rees B. van Rees Case Reynen Hollendale, Minn Dick Goenen Andrew van Houweling

Rol screenings Gilbert Bont back at his desk after travels

Des Moines hosts a Defense Clinic with Kuyper Wilkins Black and Bont. Mrs. Monich missed a party due to flu at Marie Smiths. Travel party served first course at Coffer Shop then at Smith residence with Lucy Tysseling’s suitcase of advice. Tysseling plans move to Wichita in November.

Gilbert Bont Gil Kuyper Wilkins Black B. R. Bont Town Manufacturers Association Des Moines Josephine Monich Marie Smith Rls Coffer Mrs. Tysseling Wichita Kansas

Repayment of REA Loans Ahead Of Schedule

Administrator Harry Slattery announced that twenty seven REA systems in eleven states repaid $128,845.19 in September beyond scheduled payments. Total due by Sept 1 was $12,156,137.48, with $12,017,181.20 paid on schedule and $138,056.28 delinquencies. Early payments brought total repaid to $15,463,850 by Sept 1, 187.2 percent of due, with an average 1.1 percent of total due per system.

REA Harry Slattery Iowa Indiana Ilinois Texas Mississippi Georgia Colorado Michigan Minnesota Tennessee Virginia

Navy Release Tells About Walter Butt

Walter Butt of 510 Oskaloosa Street Pella has reported for duty at the U S Navy Training Station Great Lakes Illinois on October 28 He begins a six week general seamanship and naval customs course and may enter Navy technical schools afterward Entertainment includes movies skating bowling dances and sports programs such as basketball swimming boxing and football Great Lakes lies on Lake Michigan about forty miles north of Chicago

Great Lakes, I William Oskaloosa St Pella U.S Great Lakes Nav Navy Butt Lake Michigan Chicago

Facts on rearmament and defense measures

Wartime policy items outline lend lease expansion, Office of Facts and Figures creation, wages and price controls, labor disputes actions, defense housing progress, civilian morale programs, and power conservation steps. Includes Stettinius appointment, export credits, Bendix plant seizure, and new infantry regiment plans.

Britain Ue Opm Washington Moscow Maritime Commission Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Banco Obrera Venezuela Latin America Reto Labor Department Henderson Hendeson Sail Facts Wi Macleish Congress Office of Facts Andigures Ures Archibald

Convention of Farm Bureau to Be Held Nov 19 21

Des Moines Iowa tentative plans for the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting were announced. The event runs November 19 20 and 21 at Shrine Temple with delegates committees meetings on November 17 and a series of conferences November 18. The program includes general sessions November 19 20 21 with elected officers and resolutions, plus entertainment and an exposition. Officials expect record attendance due to the earlier dates improving travel conditions.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Shrine Temple Farm Bureau Congress Iowa Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation National Agricultural Program Organization Livestock, Dairy and Poultry Iowa Farm Mutual Ilawance Towa Farm Service Hotel Fort Des Moines Iowa Farm and Home

Marion County Breeders Enter At International Chicago Show

Entries from C. J. Rees and Son and Lyle Edwards of Knox will showcase two Shorthorn steers and Hereford stock at the Chicago show. The Exposition nears its annual renewal as the country’s largest diverse stock event, with about 2,000 head expected across breeds. Horse Show entries extend to November 17, and grain show entries close November 10 for the 23rd annual International Grain and May Show.

Chicago Marion Chica Weill C. J. Rees Antuilly Eattleme Lyle Edwards Knox Tees and Sons Lyle Ays B. I. Heide T. Venkte Canada Con

Harvest Sunday Plans Seen Across Town and County

Harvest Sunday observances are planned for November 28 with Town and County Farm Bureaus coordinating events. Clergy and churches across towns invite country neighbors to visit farms and join services, aiming for broad participation similar to the 1940 record year.

Dex Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Town Farm Bureau Spe Farm Bureau Mready State

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