Central Team Fought Hard to Hold Simpson
Central battled Simpson in a hard fought game. Key plays featured Wagaman, Farnham, and Zimmerman on offense for Simpson, with strong Dutchman defense led by Parnham, Bane, Boughton and C Denhart. Final score Simpson 27 Central 12 with Farnham scoring three touchdowns for Simpson and Wagaman adding a late Central TD drive.
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Simpson
Mbes
Bers
Central Priatine Dehn
Yale Anal
Ted A
Waygwnan
Anit Roend
Jack Barna
Central
Waggaman
AL Slickers
Bane
Zimmi
Redman
Zimmeran
Boushton
Farnham
Camp
Ashby
Wagaman
Aiousch
Wagcamin
Dickson
Vander Loo
Slickers
Parnham
Boughton
C. Denhart
Tait LE Abrams
de Beer
Denhart Ennen
Piffer Vander Ploeg
Vish Dickson
Denhart Griep
Gilbert Slickers
Lil
Zimmerman
Quarto Centra
Marion County Shorthorn Reserve Champ Captured at St Joseph Show
A Marion County Shorthorn steer shown by Tierbert 1 won the reserve championship of the breed at the St Joseph Inter state 4 1 Baby Beef and Pig Show on Wednesday Sept 10. Worth Rankin and Bobby Robinson placed second and third in their classes. Heavy Shorthorns were shown with Warren Cline taking second in the lightweight class and Joseph Horsman fourth. Five animals were shown by Marion County 4-1 Club members who placed fourth overall. The grand championship went to Warren Jones of Decatur County and the serve grand champion to William Cuffey of Wayne County. Five calves were sent to Ak-Sar-Ben at Omaha on Monday. donors include Donald Van Munten Herbert Billy Clark Reid Boothe Don Van Haalen Ralph Dyer and Reid Boothe.
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Marion County
Tierbert
St. Joseph Interstate
Worth Rankin
Bobby Robinson
Warren Cline
Joseph Horsman
Warren Jones
Decatur County
William Cuffey
Wayne County
Omaha
Donald van Munten
Angus
Herbert Billy Clark
Reid Boothe
Hereford
Ralph Dyer
Terefor Reid Boothe
Don van Haalen
Herbert Clark
Mr and Mrs Huisman Visit Relatives in Pella Iowa
Mr and Mrs Ralph Huisman of Waukee Iowa visited relatives in Pella last weekend during a family gathering and returned home after the excursion.
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Ralph Huisman
Waukee
Iowa
Pella
Red Cross First Aid Classes Start October Thirteen And Fifteen
New Red Cross first aid classes begin October 13 and 15 at the city office. The program stresses practical skills for home and workplace, with sessions led by an experienced instructor guiding participants through essential life saving techniques.
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Red Cross
Harvest Thanksgiving Proclaimed For Nation In 21
A Mississippi editor urges a nationwide Thanksgiving observance amid the nation’s harvest abundance. Marycl Wickard agrees to lead a broadcast from Tyler town on October 3, with communities urged to extend the program through harvest season. Churches newspapers and radio stations are asked to cooperate, and editors stress gratitude over idleness. Additionally, local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Clyde Schlatter visiting the Carl Clark home.
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Plymouth
United States
United Nations
Mississippi
Leste Williams
Seere Agricultur Amksscio
Mary Claude Wickard
Fitte Tylertown
Miss
Whiams
Pella Man Commissioned as Army Air Force Reserve Lieutenant
Howard B Grundman son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Grundman of Pella completed pilot training September 29 at Victorville California Army Flying School and was commissioned Second Lieutenant in Army Air Forces Reserve He graduated Pella High School in 1939 attended Ames two years took flight courses at Pella Airways and Dowling College Des Moines trained in Visalia Chico and Victorville enlisted January 26 1942 and was slated to become an instructor at Mather Field Sacramento California
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Howard B. Grundman
Ralph 8. Grundman
Pella
Victorville
California
Army Flying School
Army Air Forces Reserve
Howard
Pella High School
Ames
Pella Airways
Dowling College
Des Moines
Visalia
Calif
Chico
Handling Tools to Harry Tyaseling Attends School
Harry Tyaseling son of Mrs. William M. Tyasel of Town attends Shinn School after leaving his position at the local store.
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Harry Tyaseling
William M. Tyasel
Harry
Private Tysseling Transfers to Camp Forrest Tennessee
Private Ray Tysseling son of Tynseling transfers to Camp Forrest Tennessee. Address listed as 36th Medical Battalion U.S. Army Camp Forrest Tenn.
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Ray Tysseling
Tynseling
Ares
Camp Forrest
Med. Bn
U.S. Army
Tenn
Fire Prevention Education for Children During War Time
During Fire Prevention Week and beyond, educate children about fire dangers and safe use. Rural children face higher fire risk due to limited fighting capability, with 3 500 lives and 200 million dollars lost annually to farm and rural fires. Emphasize adult role modeling and practical steps to prevent accidents.
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Jim
Sue
Wartime Price Controls and War Production Measures
President Roosevelt orders broad price ceilings and control of key food items. The administration widens wage and rental restrictions, with Stabilization directives aiming to curb inflation while supporting war needs. Agriculture chief Wickard emphasizes wartime production limits, parity pricing, and farm loans to sustain essential crops. Military updates report Allied advances, Navy bomber activity, and merchant shipping losses amid ongoing battles in the Pacific and Europe.
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Balluyenige Pias
Bn Horn
Irene Whuitigstaeny
Ew Post
Polikeste Mens Cena Stabilization Board
Henderson
Errol
Hen Ic
War Labor Board
NWEE
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Wickard
Tylertown, Miss
Navy
Gregory
United States
Aien Wits
Revea
Aard Provident
Wabingeton
Prices and meeting noted for coal dealers and war effort
A fragmented report outlines a coal dealers meeting to learn about prices and a plan for wartime mobilization. It mentions a phone tip, the Marian Conn y Board, and various officials discussing price explanations, payments, and selective service rolls as national requirements intensify.
Thank You Note Acknowledges Kind Support After Illness
A grateful message thanks the many friends who remembered me during illness and after returning home. The note expresses appreciation for kind acts and support received during the hus abat fows City period.
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Husabat Fows
Anadarko man visits grandparents while awaiting call
Mark Uolliday of Anadarko Oklahoma spends a few days visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Udell Le Hendricks as he awaits a call to the aunt life events and travel plans are noted in local notices.
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Mark Uolliday
Anadarko, Oklahoma
Udell le Hendricks
Freeze Wrecks Marion County Soybean Crop
Marion County reports show widespread damage to soybeans from freezing weather last week. Officials estimate heavy losses in many fields with some early beans likely salvaged for hay or may not be marketable. Farmers fear substantial injury though some fields may yield sound beans. County acreage is about 10 000 with projected harvest near 250 000 bushels if favorable conditions follow. price around 1.70 a bushel. Corn largely escaped damage with most fields considered safe.
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Marion County
Walter Brown
Exchame
Horace Smith
Tate
Clyde Milner
Marion
Otley Cash Register Burglary Reported
Sheriff Applegate was called to Otley to investigate after a burglary. Two businesses were entered during the night or early Wednesday. Ten dollars were missing from the James Van Vliet store and the Farmers Co operative Elevator cash register was taken. Details were not available at press time.
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Pant Applegate
Otley
James van Vliet
Farmers Co-operative
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