Dutchmen Rout Luther 27 to 6 at Kuyper Stadium
Central College dominates Luther Norsemen 27 to 6 in a homecoming game. Ed Crelin scores two touchdowns and kicks a conversion as Central quickly answers Luther's lone second quarter score. Mensch and Bundstra power early drives while Luther fumbles, stalling key plays.
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Navy
Coliewe Sevidaders
Euphemere
Ed Crelin
Luther Norsemen
Kuyper Stadium
Ty van
Luther
Ulvilden
Crelin
Orlin
Contras
Kal Crelin
Torth Joniest
Orninth Tonitouni
Central
Garden City FFA Boys Skate Party Boosts Local Teens
Garden City FFA sponsored a skating party for about seventy five students with chaperones Mr Hecker and Mrs Anderson. The event featured team play and a scrimmage versus Luther team, with Central leading 27 to 6 at halftime and Luther later closing the gap but failing to convert downs in the final period.
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Garden City
FFA
Hecker
Anderson
Correspondent Finds Hollanders Poor and Hungry
A correspondent reports widespread poverty in liberated Dutch towns, noting starvation, fuel shortages, and ruined homes. He describes Amsterdam and Rotterdam as hardest hit with rationing and cold months. rural areas show some relief from neighbors and farms, yet many residents are gaunt and in need.
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Weber
Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Doushhuys
Old Fashioned Sunday School Near Pell a
An old-fashioned Sunday School near Pell described with traditional hymns Bible teaching and Lord’s prayers. It meets three miles southwest of Pell at East Amanda Schoolhouse Sundays 9220 to 10:80. Also mentions Red Cross blood supply to overseas hospitals.
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Wtill
Pella
Pell
East Amdam
Wildwood
The
Vale
Heavy Penalties for Killing Non Game Birds
The State Conservation Commission warns of strict penalties for killing protected non game birds. Despite rising numbers of native birds, vandalism and wasteful shooting have increased, with federal laws reinforcing protections. Unprotected species include the tiny Mississippi kite and certain hawks.
Home accidents blamed for 409 deaths in Iowa
Iowa health department reports 409 accidental deaths in homes in six months. Falls account for 258 of them. other causes include burns, explosions, steam, and suffocation. Decline from last year noted, but safety education urged to prevent future deaths. Falls linked to insecure ladders, lighting, stairs, rugs, and clutter on walkways. Continuous caution and regular repair advised to reduce hazards.
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State Health Department
L Alls
Iowa
England Pet Bird Request From Red Cross Girl
An American Red Cross girl in England sent a plea to her father in the United States describing a pet lovebird and asking for five pounds of birdseed. The message emphasizes the close ties of home front efforts and personal needs during wartime.
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England
American Red Cross
States
Navy Day Celebration Set Across Iowa Tomorrow
Navy Day will be celebrated in Iowa tomorrow with civic events and dinners at naval posts. Key organizers include Charles B. Stratton of Dubuque and June William Steely of Waterloo, with many local chairman and club leaders coordinating plans across cities such as Davenport, Keokuk, Mason City, and Cedar Rapids.
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Terin Ani
Base i
Charles B. Stratton
Dubuque
Willian Steely
Waterloo
Hueelourman
Lawal
Mer
Steely
Hassed
Arthur Morrow
Bir Vine
Lennon
Cedar Raye Inds
Lehman
Whats
William Merkle
Charinds
Dick Lehnin
Davenport
J. Friedman
Do. Minor
Mort Dundee
Karl Bmiden
Stamps and food stamp terms described in brief notice
Indefinite validity for various stamps and coupons noted with future period dates. Some stamps remain good indefinitely while others have expiry windows from November to February. In regions outside the area, certain coupons expire by December and a few periods extend to December 21.
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Mente
Bats
School Children Enroll in Junior Red Cross Campaign
School children of Wella will enroll in the Ameri Junior Red Cross during the annual enrollment drive. Pupils in the Pella Chapter contributed fifty dollars to the National Children's Fund aiding war era relief. For two weeks in November, kindergartners to high schoolers will bring nickels and quarters to support food clothing and medicine for war affected children.
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Wella
Ameri
Duniers
Pella
Armed Forces
National Children’s Fund
Red Cross
United Nations
Vrain
Kinderearten
Uncotgh High Chook
Photos for Service History Readable in 1900s ad style
An early 20th century notice from the United Women of Aneriet History Book. The Wirees Photo Company in Union City Andisna offers photo copying services with fifteen prints on cardboard and returns originals undamaged. Payment by money order and advance request by mail. Subscriptions and subsidy payments referenced with tickets and a deadline in November.
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United Women of Aneriet
Wilees Phate Company
Union City
Andisna
Saul
Taned Company
AVA Oues
Yoravis
VAN
Enosville
Lowa
Little Dutch Play Osceola Friday Night
Clarke County team led by co captains Groner Galman and quarterback Ralph Waters faces Osceola Friday in a home game moved earlier for homecoming events. The Owls have tied one, with a schedule downtime noted as Pella Wiel and Winterset among recent opponents. Osceola has played Dutctime opponents twice since joining the conference.
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Vie Qeeda Dadian
Bella
Tonite
Vith
Pella Wiel
Linth
Hale Scheduul
Clarke County
Tive
Groner Galman
Uyes
Ralph Waters
Gatof
Oceala
Tnidianola
Ayr Sat
Thei Navn
Jay Loon
Qeyvola
S.C
Pella
Beatine Choon
Nutrition Class To Meet At Jordan Hall Tomorrow
The Wy Cross Nutrition Class will run two at Jordan Hall at 2 pm, with enrollment closing for the Red Crew Certificate. Visit days are Monday and Friday from 2 to 4 pm.
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Jordan Hall
Jordans
Strong Valley Tops Little Dutch In Conference Fight
In a Southwest Conference clash, Strong Valley defeated Little Dutch 28 to 12. Valley won the toss and received, Keith Lautenbach kicking off to Valley, Lepern and a reverse moved to the 40 yard line, then Valley’s Vahlz ran 31 yards for a Tigers score. A late second quarter tackle and a Vander 80 yard run highlighted scoring.
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Kenneth Vander Linden
Holleish
Valley Tigers
West Des Moines
Valley
Keith Lautenbach
Lepern
Revere
Pella
Vahlez
Tiser
Litt Dateh
Chuck Vander
Ramnine
Blag
Tigers
Valdez
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Norsmen
Venga
Mayor’s Court
F. M. Frush
Synthe
Eure
Thie Vievelaar
Alvin and
Dobre de, Vander
Dahb
Clynden
Pliek
Norsemen
Simpson
Indianola
Luther M
Bushy
Hawke
Sellar Colrade Tazehoom
Hollanders
Walt
Holbust
Weetery Marocen
Lyantes
Cacandanes
France
Camillae
Voice of
Rome
American Red Cross Club
Pope Pius XII
Zokoro
John Laaschuit
JR. Red Cross
Dena Ver Steeg
China
Little Dutch
Rexall
Sale
Cecil
Office of Economic Stabilization
Pella National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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