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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

8

Community Notices From Nearby Towns and Rural Areas

Arletta Terlouw reports hospital stays births and military moves across the region. Patients include Robert Castorf at Skiff Memorial in Enton for heart trouble. A 7th child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vion Sant in Grinnell with the mother formerly Jennie Van Norden. Cpl Charles Renoul heads to Jefferson Barracks for discharge. Multiple visits and family gatherings are noted among local families including the Bakguards the Krammers and Van Reeses with relatives in Pella Wellshurs and Des Moines.

Robert Castorf Skiff Memorial Hospital Enton Pet Hood Riley Kansas Wilbur Vion Sant Grinnell Jennie van Norden Mes Erkhott Wellshurs Towa Pella Gs Kulward Edward Sioned Koren Rev Mr. de Dows Artesia Calif Cpl Charles Renoul Jefferson Barracks Towie Ray van Rees Andrew van Rees Awrence van Rees

Summit News Item From Baxter Des Moines Visitors

SummIt community notes record Mrs TL We Vries and Miss Phyllis Herane Wittmer of Baxter with Mr and Mrs Day Ploeg. Des Moines visits by several residents, local school events naming Summit Rose, and officers elected. Descriptions of guests at homes, church hospital visits, and Homemakers group activities.

TL We Vries Phyllis Herane Ty Wittmer Baxter Wal Day Ploeg Vander Ploeg Des Moines Luis den Ott Des Moi Rlv Gerrit van Waardhuizen Pella Summit Alors Elul Ate Summit Rose Wild Rose Club Zowe Arla Vanninek Door Uver Cora Nine Lew Amd Zenath Neton Weda W Ninek Rit van Mul Bella Ter Var Pleasantville Meh Pella H.W. Vriezel Df. Wiemstra Pell Webline van Rackel Sune Reher Iezelaay Carta Irene Buhl Monroe Mavion Hurleman Madeline van Dusseldorp Co W. de Geus John Hienstra Gradus Vriezel Hen

Karey Winfield Scott Butler's funeral held in Monroe

Cordova News reports the funeral of Karey Winfield Scott Butler conducted in Monroe last Monday, Sept. 24, with long life spent in Red Rock. Notes on local people include Lois Talbot improving after two operations and returning home in Knoxville at 124 Robinson St. Community updates cover buses, school attendance, Farm Bureau meetings, canning plant goings on, and local shop and family news.

Roy Karey Winfield Scott Butler Monroe Red Rock Lois Talbot Knoxville Robinson St Clarence Talbot Luemma Palmer Moberly Hostal Fallis Morrison Davenport Tracy June Talbot Kenneth Richard California Jess de Vos Ha de Heer Red Rock Aid Ellen Karr Farm Bureau Marion Hulleman Karr Marion County Farm Bureau Committees Murray van Hemert West End Jennings, McKay’s Jack Sprat United Foods and Supply Mabel Ford

Preacher calls for Japan atomic bomb policy in West state

A reader recounts a pulpit claim urging the United States to bomb Japan with atomic weapons, plus a critique of wartime attitudes. The letter references a Midwestern college dean gossiping with students, Daylight Saving remarks, and farmer praise. The writer mocks sensational talk and notes Tulip Time preparations, Navy policy, and local community chatter.

United States Japan Towa

Monroe News Briefs Roundup of Visits and Honorees

Pvt. John J. Wood stationed at Fort Lewis Washington. Mr and Mrs W A Brown returned from California after visiting relatives. Jasper County Methodist Youth meeting held at Monroe Church with Dr B A Brigg leading devotionals and Rev W Marzahan installing new officers. Percy Munger returned from Europe after two years. Lieut Laurel Dykstra on 45 day furlough. Herbert Dykstra also furloughed. Parental and local visits noted among Breed, Rosa, McDonald, Van Houwelingen families. Mission trip plans announced for Clyde Shannon family to Belgian Congo via east coast Michigan and Chicago. Max Andeweg visitors. Bruce Andeweg transferred to California. De Haas and Shoemaker families mentioned.

LW. Vriezelaar John J. Wood Fort Lewis Wash W. A. Brown California Margaret Anderson Hugh Alderson Springfield the . S B.A. Brigg Newton Re. W. Marzahan Prairie City Pres Phyllis Bennett Mingo Dic Hunt Kellogg Dorothy Ritter Kenneth Swartz Reasner Phillip Ammer Honroe Joan de Witt Pfe Percy Munger Europe Laurel Dykstra Herbert Dykstra Peter Breed Ernest Rosa Des Moines Wm. den Otter R. B. McDonald Rock Island Norman L. McDonald Moline Ill A. O. van Houwelingen Norman McDonald Arizona Clyde Shannon Neor Belgian Congo Africa Michigan Shannon Chicago Carl Shannon Max Andeweg Glendale Calif Johnson and Andeweg Bruce Andeweg Mra J.C. de Haas Henry Shoemaker

Prairie City News Briefs From Prairie City Iowa Area

Prairie City and nearby communities report on residents’ travels including Mr and Mrs Andrew Bandstra of Taintor visiting. Cant Duane Burns arriving in New York harbor aboard a transport. General Stewart and Harmon General Hospital noting Combat Infantryman Badge presentation to Pfc Colvin with service in the Pacific and European theaters. High school six man football game postponed due to rain. multiple local residents travel to Minnesota and Crookston. automobile accident near Des Moines injures Auke Vande Lune and Jake Vander Leest. Johnnie Van Baale seriously ill. church program postponed due to weather.

Henrietta Steenhoeks Andrew Bandstra Taintor Vain Uiies Christian Reform Church Luusehy Tor Jacob de Jacob de Koning Minnesota Duane Burns New York Harbor General Stewart Ft Ph 28 Illespie Das Vande Lane Harmon General Hospital Longview Tex G. V. Emerson Ofc Harmon Pfc. Colvin 275Th Pacific Sorbonne Franc Colvin Jed Colvi Cedar Palls Town Gee Colvin Prairie City Mitchell Sally Harold St Auburn Cali Clif Graves Donald de Wit Dale Noon Geo. Vander Zyl Leech Lake Johnnie van Baale Steenhoek Crookston Minn Nick de Vries Auke Vande Lune Jake Vander Leest Des Moines

Fragmentary Local Notes on Moves and Injuries

Reader fragments show Gerald Lovett departing for Miami Beach after a 90 day furlough with parents. Van Pisum returns to Taw City for post graduate work. Jack Van Dilsum writes of meeting Kenneth Binford on Saipan and his promotion. Vander Waal injures left hand between Hunts and finest finger. Several names and places appear in disjointed sentences with unclear dates.

Prairie City Tr Dnetor Gerald Lovett Sun Evening Miami Beach Andy Lovett Ce van Pisum Taw City The State University Jack van Dilsum Kenneth Binford Saipan Kenneth Jack Hack Bewt Raven Aim Vander Waal Awana French Walker Shirley Blande Eland Californit

Otley News Highlights Local Activities and Births

Otley residents share family visits and weekend travels with Gerrit Uitermarkt and Slocum relatives. Diekema children improve after illness. Nancy Slocum sustains injuries from a car accident and is slowly recovering at Skil Memorial Hospital. Mrs Brand moves to Bell, Duneiety marks 50th anniversary amid rain, Edwin Vander Vive welcomes baby girl at Mahaska Hospital. Service Women unit schedules Oct 19 play and white elephant sale at Otley school basement. Don and Arthur Van Waardhuizen plan California move. Arnold Meindersma returns from overseas to Camp Meade.

Charles Vander Kathy Agrt Vitermarkt Gerrit Uitermarkt Larry Lee Nancy Skil Memorial Hospital Newton Mro CL Brand Hav Belli Paul Buwalda Otley Otley School Don Lille Don California Arthur van Waardhuizen Lena Witzen Marion Aal Arnold Meindersma Camp Meade Maryland

WARNING ON TIRES AND TIRE FRAUD

Charlie Casford of the Town OPA tire chief warned of rising auto accidents after gas rationing ended. Some junk tires worth pennies are recapped and sold for up to twelve dollars. He urged careful inspection of used tires for tread and inner repairs.

Charlie Casford OPA Casford

Insurance and Savings Offer from WM. Difleman

A Sully Iowa notice promotes insurance for farm and city property, crop bail, and auto coverage, urging readers to insure now. It invites starting a savings account with life insurance, promising income for retirement. Calls to 60 or letters to P O Box 146, Sully, Iowa, for details.

Sully WM. Difleman Lowa

OPA Determined to Halt Tire Racket, Casford Says

Public cooperation noted as Casford indicates the OPA is committed to stopping the tire racket. He urges continued public support and vigilance to enforce the crackdown.

Casford OPA

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