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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1941

Page

10

Forty five men out for football at the college

The Flying Dutchmen begin full practice after registration at Central College. Co captains Bill Slickers Harley Croft and Bud Bonwell lead a squad listed with several players and weights. Kuyper Field to host first season with new lighting as schedule lists games from September 1 to November 14 including homecoming at Pella and a Penn game in Oskaloosa.

Central College Richard Tysling Flying Dutchmen Bill Slickers Grundy Center Harley Croft Bud Bonwell Shenandoah Centr Mars

Local players listed in 198 Season roster card

The page lists players and positions including Slickers and co-captains William Slickers and John Vanderploeg, Loyd Ver Steeg Jr, Wagaman Robert, Wesley Ward, Carl Winterboer, Mark Speed, and a byline 187, detailing team roster details and roles.

Slickers William Vanderploeg John Steeg Loyd, Jr Wagaman Robert H. Ward Wesley Fry Winterboer Carl Speed Mark

New 4-H Club Agent Introduces Self to Marion County

A new 4-H club agent in Marion County writes a greeting to members and residents, praising predecessor Don Rinner who leaves to take a teaching fellowship at Iowa State College. The agent expresses thanks for the warm reception and hopes to meet as many locals as possible at the office to get acquainted.

Marion County Don Rinner Iowa State College Don Max

Bible Class Instruction Begins in October at Pella Schools

Regular weekday Bible classes for grades one through eight will resume after October 1 in Pella Public Schools. A certified teacher will visit weekly to conduct lessons in the music room, with optional enrollment and parental consent slips sent home after September 22.

Pella Board of Education

New Suits Steal Fall Fashion Spotlight

Fall fashion focuses on suits in casual jacket styles, three button boy’s suits, and three piece ensembles. Tweed fabrics and glen plaids define the season with matching topcoats, bow-tied inset waists, and dressmaker silhouettes promising versatile daytime and evening wear.

Miss and Mrs. America

Iowa committee finds butterfat system wastes farmers money

An Iowa State College panel reports many creameries are too small to be efficient and routes overlap raise costs. It urges consolidation of butterfat processing to a few plants and better cost methods, noting some regions would need to close creameries to improve efficiency.

Iowa Iowa State College

Boys in Service List From The Chronicle Notice

Names and addresses of boys in the army and navy appear for letters from friends and relatives. Readers urged to supply missing entries to complete the list including David Naaktgeboren 168 Inf 34th Division Camp Claiborne Louisiana and many others at Camp Polk Camp Claiborne Camp Blanding Fort Sill Camp Roberts and more.

Army Navy Chronicle David D. Naaktgeboren Camp Claiborne Louisiana

Paved roads create bald spots on Iowa farms

BE R Duncan Iowa State College agronomist notes paved primary and farm to market roads leave topsoil stripped. He advises soil sampling lime if needed and applying barnyard manure 20 loads per acre before freezing. A complete fertilizer and inoculated legume like sweet clover are recommended for spring planting.

Duncan Iowa BE. R. Duncan Iowa State College Extension Agronomist Soils Department Iowa State College Ames

Marion County Legion Elects Officers 1942

The Marion County American Legion held its annual officer election at the Katy Tucker Post in Knox ville. C R Davis of Attica was named County Commander with Henry Heinz of Knoxville as County Vice Commander and Professor Tunis Prins of this city as County Chaplain. The meeting also addressed how to monitor Jehovahs Witnesses and saluting issues.

Marion County Council of the American Legion Katy ‘Tucker Knoxville Marion County Paul Applegate Bary Tucker Art Levin Wm. S. van Hemert Oren 8S van Niewan Marion County Legion C. R Pet) Davis Attica Henry Heinz Tunis Prins

Assignment for Creditors in Marion County Court

In the district court of Iowa Marion County a notice to all creditors of D Den Adel of Pella Iowa announces an assignment made on September 13 1941 of all the debtors property not exempt from execution. Creditors and heirs executors and administrators are addressed with the notice of the assignment.

D. den Adel Pella Iowa

Knoxville Comrade Otto Villantz Named Leader

Commander Davis announced the selection of Comrade Otto Villantz of Knoxville for the position. Lev in turned the gavel to Davis for adjournment as Past Commander Van Hermert and Past Adjutant Van Niewaal thanked six county posts for support. Dr G T Tankeima and Geo Ries attended. Following the meeting, Baby Tucker Post members served lunch.

Baby Tucker Post van Niewaal

Notice to creditors of D Den Adel assignment

Creditors of D Den Adel must file notes accounts or claims under oath in Marion County Iowa within three months from September 18 1941. The notice is signed by A B Van Zante as assignee and served at Pella Iowa with the District Court Clerk in Knoxville Iowa as the venue for filing.

van Zante D. den Adel District Court Marion County Towa Knoxville Iowa Pella A.B. van Zante

Notice of Probate of Will in Marion County Iowa

Notice is hereby given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Govert Kamerik deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office in Marion County Iowa. The will will be heard at 10:00 am on October 7 1941 in Knoxville Iowa to prove its validity. Objections must be filed by the hour of hearing. J Rex Weddle Clerk of District Court Jack B Carpenter Deputy.

Knoxville Iowa District Court of Iowa Marion County Govert Kamerik J. Rex Weddle Jack B. Carpenter

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