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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

11

Nearby Towns News Roundup Recaps Family Visits

The column lists numerous local social visits and travel. Mr and Mrs John evived a telephone ering from their daughter in Des Moines announcing their grandson Kenneth Ken had been killed in action after joining the Marines. Various families hosted guests and attended dinners in Oxville and Prairie City. A farewell party for Albert Witermarkt in Des Moines drew 35 attendees, with gifts and refreshments. Mrs Donnie Zandstra and Bertha Brummel traveled to OsKaloosa and Town City to visit Mrs Leonard Hiemstra in hospital, where slight improvement offered some hope.

John Carl Franken Des Moines Kenneth Ken Henry Nankte John Hardin Oxville Wilford van Gorp Boren Ronald Berni Bogaards Polly Norman Robns Neal Kuiken Delbert Charle ‘Ander Kolk Torning Gerrit van Waardhuizen Arie van W. Dlhuizen Jacob Will Vanderever Town City Iowa Leonard, Hiemstra Heemra Abraham Bogaard Chas. Kolk S. Ted Dorland Korve Minnie Jean Norman Robus Jve Arlene Robus Arin Waardhuizen Ed Gaass Prairie City On Bere ‘Tha Ed Ga City M Ned Hone Doreas Buseme Church Mrs. Hostess Vink

Cordova News Fragments Chronicle Local Life and Loss

Local notes record deaths and family movements including Reuben Vowell’s death at Prairie City. Mention of Harry De Heer’s decline, barn work and homestead updates. Seventeen details cover travel to Notre Dame, farm sales, visits between Riherds and Eathers, and a creamman couple welcomed as new parents.

Harry de Heer New River Harvey Jaune Jim Klyn Fifield Kenneth Riherd Donahue Mankato Minnnesota Riherd Pete van Hemert Howard Rankin West Bend Ind Notre Dame College John Hasselan Ted Su Nail Condra Indiana Paoli Southea Grandma Hart Pleasantville John Ethers Marilyn of Grove Mary Emmers Columbia Roy Karr Haning Hme Bes- Haning Etherington Bramerson

Drive Carefully and Local News From Des Moines Area

A jumble of local notes reports family visits, moves, school arrivals, and farm activity around Red Rock Monore and nearby towns. Mentions of teachers Ellen and Mary Turner, Van Hemert illness, and draft board calls accompany war bond purchases and tax changes as part of August civic notices.

Doyle Wyke Maw Knowles Max Mary ‘Turner Bend School Destie Bruce Red Rock Bar Territ van Hesen Ellen

War goals and rationing shape wartime policy

President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass by October 1 a law to stabilize living costs and farm prices at parity, with wages also stabilized. He warned inaction risks economic chaos undermining the war effort. The report covers Allied air operations over France, Pacific, and China, naval losses, lend-lease reciprocity, selective service actions, submarine threats, and WPB measures on refrigerators and meat conservation.

Roosevelt Compress Congress U.S MacArthur New Guinea Milne Bay U.S. Army Chinafi Nanchang Blue Calhoun South Pacific United Nations Atlantic Washington

Iowa University leads centennial history project

University of Iowa history researchers are compiling Iowa centennial history with six volumes issued and six more planned. The project aims to cover prehistory to the present, with forthcoming works on agriculture, penal institutions, transportation and communication, government, manufacturing, prehistoric life, and military history.

University of Iowa Iowa Sovie Towa

Army to Use Grinnell College for Training Camp

Grinnell College will host Army administration officers and instructors with about 750 men arriving around October 1 and 100 extra as officers. Seven dorm buildings will house trainees, gym remains, meals in quadrangle dining room, and regular students stay in four reconditioned houses. President to vacate portions of his home for club rooms.

Grinnell Hans Army Administration Coltooday Ho Oskaloosa Herald

USO Drive Tops County Figures in Marion Drive Report

Marion county reports show Liberty and East Knoxville townships surpassing quotas in the USO fundraiser. Glen Rose leads Glen Rose financials, Otis Stroud fills for ill Doyle Uateh, with $10.16 and $20 over the quota respectively. Summit township clocks 25 percent over, while Tracy and Swantown also exceed targets as Knoxville campaigns gain momentum.

Liberty East Knoxville USO Marion County Glen Rose Otis Stroud Doyle Uateh Swantown Tracy Pella Mort Goodwin Nores Summit Township Jon Coun United Serviceations Carroll Johnson

News from the Home for the Aged Canning Totals and Visits

Figures on canning show 2000 quarts of apples and 1539 quarts of vegetables totaling 3546 quarts with more apples to come from three Awuma trees. Settling into September a birthday for Blom was noted and visits from several families including Vander Hart and Vos clans to Mrs. De Jong, Mrs. Van Gorp, and Miss Meyer were reported.

Blom Onen Peter de Fong Orat Tom Vander Hart Marinus Vander’ Hart Ben Vos Peoria Peter de Jong John Vos R. Vander Hart A. B. van Donselaar M. van Gorp Josie Meyer

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