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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1942

Page

6

Farmers Night School Opens November Sixteen

The Farmers Night School and Vocational Homemaking class announce a new series starting Monday evening November 16 at 7 30. Ten meetings planned with potential follow-ups, topics include income tax farm outlook poultry demonstrations soil conservation and farm machinery repair. Homemakers plan similarly with first aid home nursing rationing and wartime meal planning. start date likely November 11 at 7 10 pm with updates to follow.

Selon Mehr Comeil Enn Serry Hereford Ce- Ament Ruth Swanson

Junior Class To Present Play October 29

The Junior Class of '42 will stage a three act comedy The Imaginary Invalid in the high school auditorium October 29 at 8 oclock. Tickets go on sale October 24 at Paardekooper's Drug Store. Mrs Henry Brom returned home after major surgery at Mahaska Hospital.

Elaine Hummel Paardekooper Twainette Tone Lankelma Molier Blaine Hummel Henry Brom Pella Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Henry Pella High School Ione Lankelma Clifford Paltzer Argan

Prominent Clergy Figures Honored With Doctor of Divinity

About eight hundred attended a vesper service on Sunday October 1 in Pella to honor Central College alumni Dr George T Mennenga and Mr William Goulooze with Doctor of Divinity degrees. Mennenga a former Central College professor and Western Seminary instructor is well known locally for his biblical and missionary work, while Goulooze formerly led the First Reformed Church of Prairie City and is noted for his roles in church history and ministry.

I. J. Lubbers William Goulooze Faculty Western Theological Seminary George Mennenga Wm. Wing C. Evers George T. Mennengst Central College Gonloaze First Reformed Church of Prairie City Swavine Prairie Chareh Tisetory Western Theoloical Seminary Amsterdan Nelands George Mennengat Pella Goulooze Western Seminary Aymain Nda D Chapel

Gas Rationing Registration Set for November 9

Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced that passenger cars face a five tire limit and that November 9 will be the nationwide gas rationing registration day. Motorists in current rationing areas must file tire inspection certificates by November 22. Registration begins November 9 in school houses for basic A coupon books covering about 2,280 miles yearly. Mr and Mrs N I Sadler and son Dean visited relatives in Mt Union Iowa Sunday.

Leon Henderson Henderson

Enlisted Soldier Kempkes Honored Amid Road Debate

Veteran Kempkes, oldest service member, cited for faithful duty with sleeves bearing service trips. Family of Mrs. Kempkes and son Jimmy reside in Vella. Amid highway funding talks, supporters urge voters to back a 1941 constitutional amendment to restrict gasoline tax diversions to non road uses, citing Attorney General Rankin and constitutional safeguards.

Tharmaeist Matthew Kemphe The Trent Kempe Kes Mella Nin Kemp

Framework to Preserve Highway Revenues Urged

Francis Johnson of Town Farm Phureau backs the Constitution Amendment in the November election to safeguard highway funding. Jolson notes the measure does not raise taxes or alter distribution, but preserves current use of motor vehicle and fuel taxes for primary and secondary roads. He cites only one‑third of secondary roads are all weather surfaced and many county roads remain ungraded, urging protection for farmers statewide.

Francis Johnson Phureau Jolson Iowa Johnson

H S Band Drill Downtown Saturday Afternoon

The Pella Public marching exhibition will be held downtown west of the square Saturday at 3 00 PM. The newly organized high school band, aided by the Parents Music Club, will perform intricate maneuvers with drills and serpentines and will sell a drill formation program to raise funds for a French-born instrument purchase.

Pella High School Robert Brittell Sation Pella Hich Netion Wily Square Parents Music Club Additin

New Red Cross Board Holds First Meeting Tuesday

Newly elected officers of the local Red Cross met with the board at City Office Tuesday evening led by Chairman T. C. Pult. Members included Ralph Ver Meer, Amelia Rhynsburger, Mrs. D. C. Renaud, Ben Blommer, and others. They reviewed last year’s work, costs, and prepared budgets for the rest of the year and the year beginning March 1943.

Red Cross CI City Ofice George Ver Red Cross

First Home Nursing Class by Red Cross Set Friday

The local Red Cross Chapter hosts the first Home Nursing Class Friday evening October 16 at the Red Cross Rooms. Instructor will be Miss Margaret Van de Kieft with Mrs. M. M. Dockendorff serving as supervisor of the activity.

Red Cross Margaret Vande Kieft M. M. Dockendorff

Public Safety officials urge drivers to save rubber war effort

Town leaders Karl W Fischer and William M Jeffers appeal to every car owner to cooperate with a wartime message. Instructions stress driving only when necessary, keeping speeds under limits, maintaining tires, and sharing space on the road to conserve rubber and aid the war.

Karl W. Fischer William M. Jeffers U.S Vansery Line

Penney Store Celebrates 14th Birthday Offer

Penney Store marks its fourteenth anniversary with a birthday sale. The ad notes discounts on underwear wool coats and garments for the cold season with emphasis on blankets and general merchandise.

Penney Store Pelle

Farmers Union Expands Cold Storage Plant Facility

Farmers Union is enlarging its cold storage plant at the Washi site, adding rendering equipment and meat processing capacity. The upgrades will increase storage and processing efficiency, reduce losses, and support higher volumes of meat and byproducts.

Farmers Union Wemers Union Washi Sear Sioke Tomas

Theater owner warns against Walt Disney film show

Don Anerson, proprietor of the New Holland theatre, says some who appreciate beauty and rhythm may not enjoy the Walt Disney production being shown tonight and Friday. The film features a technical score by world famous composer Leopold Stokowski.

Don Anerson Ew Holland ‘Theatre Walt Disney Lipold Stokowski

Patrick Noda joins Central after internment camp move

Patrick Noda, a Japanese student, was moved from Merced to the Colorado camp after Japan US hostilities began. He chose the University of Nebraska but Central offered stronger Christian schooling, prompting relocation to Midwestern colleges and admission through the National Relocation Council. He arrived last Friday, three weeks after term started, and is catching up while pursuing commerce and possible ministry studies.

Dat Colorado Dent Reloration Council Colle West Coast Patrick Japan United States Turlock California San Nessee University of California Comme Hower Mercedifornia Wies University of Nebraska Centch Central Relocation Council Washington, D. C National Relocation Council National Student Rlocation Council Pelly

Kraschel to Speak in Pella Saturday Afternoon

Former Governor Kraschel, Democratic candidate for Governor of Iowa, will address the people of Pella on Saturday afternoon in Central Park at 1 o clock. He will discuss campaign issues though weather may hamper the outdoor meeting. An indoor session follows at the Legion Hall at the same hour. all are invited.

Kraschel Pell Commitnternoon Central Park Democratic Party Towa Laesion Hall

Housewives Urged to Save Tin Cans for Scrap Drive

Instructions from scrap headquarters urge housewives to save all empty tin cans and prepare them for storage. Flatten cans and retain ends, making them compact for later collection. Authorities promise a forthcoming call to gather the saved tins, aiming to build a substantial stockpile.

Scrap

Home Defense Unit Formed in Marion County

Marion County forms a civilian defense unit with about 70 special deputy sheriffs acting as eyes and ears and aiding law enforcement. The group covers every town and some surrounding areas, with oath taken by all and authority to protect property and life against saboteurs or enemy attacks.

Polk County Marion County Wrps Court House Sheal Ape Plegate Sheri’ Applegate

Dutchmen Face Midland Here In Friday Night Clash

CG UT's red and white squad travels to meet Midland Friday as the Dutchmen seek their first 1942 football victory. The Warriors, unbeaten last season, have slowed this year but boast veteran talent led by Vernon Meirhenry and Jarvint Houtz. Coach Tysseling plans a similar lineup with possible new faces seeing action after the Parsons game.

Howard Bergman CG UT 1 College of Fremont Skal Penn Armistien Cen Tl Midland Remont Midland Warriors McPherson Peru Safa Nelson Midation Cir Jolningg Western Union Vernon Meirhenry Jarvint Houtz Rabe Ys Monk” Kloot Che Ck Rigght Halfhs Parsons Dick Camp Tysseling Ling

Scrap Refusal Spurs Salvage Pressure in Pella

Henry F. Johnson of Pella Salvage plans to report persistent scrap noncompliers to State Salvage Headquarters. He notes a few residents refuse to turn in junk despite requests and threats to press the matter with state officials. A local note warns that Uncle Sam’s effort will be pursued, with persistence seen as key.

Henry F. Johnson Pella Salvage Dohbson Johnson Henry State Salvage Headquarters Ilc. Plagman C.N. Barnickel Sam Sleary

October Rainfall Report for Pella

Rainfall in Pella for the first half of October measured .99 inches, with precipitation on the 3rd and 4th. Authored by Ht and K. Pals.

Pella K. Pals

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Nee Eustor Farmers Aleemo Avertini Farny Shwent Dohnson Coun Rim Ihe Mers John M. Rankin Johns Johnson i True Art Studio Photo Farm Bureau H.S. Band New Red Cross Board First Home Nursing Patrick Noda Y. M.C Camp Life Ray Hans Tinany Lin Paul Applegate Husky Briny
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