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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1941

Page

5

Local births and travels around Pella area 1941

Locals report births and family travel across Iowa towns including Hale Center Denison Ames Des Moines and Oskaloosa. An Anthony Ruard Tilma arrived August 4 1941 at Plainview Sanitarium. Several families visit relatives in Oxden Grinnell Lost Island and Grand Rapids. Various surgeries and illnesses noted with hospital stays and recoveries. A baby Kenneth Fay born to Raymond Crouse family is listed with a 6 pound birth. Community scene includes church work home visits and a few incidents at local sites.

G. L. Tilma Hale Center Texas Anthony Ruard Plainview Sanitarium Gary Schicbout L. Popma Kenneth Fay Raymond Crouse Ford Korn Davenport H. C. Wormhoudt Third Reformed Church College Chapel Albert Langerak Baby Belle Plaine Iowa M. J. de Wit Wiggert Langerak Vance Elliott Fort Lewis Washington Knoxville Army Jake Elliott Elliott Kate van Gorp Warner Pella James V. Evers C. Evers Fort Des Moines Signal Corps Replacement Center Arnold de Reus North Main St

Community Visitation at Home for the Aged Residents

Aged home notes gatherings and visits from numerous families and friends. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Dave, Rennink, Jonker, De Jons Pee, De Jon, De Kock, Welle, Joan, Van Gorp, De Vries, Hoy Van Heukdlom, Van Zuuk, Den Adel, Den Hartog, Betty, Joost, Verschuur, Miss Margaret Vos, Henry Hugen, Dick Hugen, Van Droenen, B. Boender, Dykens, Jane Bos, Gertie Plender, Rev Fikse, and Leon Huyser, Smorenberg, and C. Den Hartog, noting birthdays on Sept 16 17 18 and ages 74 81 78.

Dave B. Rennink Joe den Heuvel P Jonker Martin de Jons Pee Peter de Jon Rillihan de Kock Leighton C. Welle Joan of Henry J. van Gorp Mr de Vries Peoria Hoy van Heukdlom John van Zuuk Jed B. van Zuuk Zee den Adel John den Hartog Betty den Haretog Joost California Verschuur Ick Ver Me Leon Huyser Smorenberg C. den Hartog

Notice for Coal Bids at Pella Schools 1941

Sealed bids for lump coal for Lincoln and Webster school buildings and stoker coal for the high school will be received by the Secretary of the Independent School District of Pella Iowa. Bids due by 7 30 p m September 29 1941. Preference given to Iowa grown products. Samuel Ver Steeg Secretary.

Lincoln and Webster Independent Pella Iowa Towa Samuel Ver Steeg

Civil Service Exams Offered for Junior Stenographer Typist

The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Junior Stenographer and Junior Typist with annual salaries of 1440 and 1260 respectively. Open to men in Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Applications due by October 2 1941 at St Paul Minnesota.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakkota South Dakota U.S. Civil Service District U. S Post Office and Customhouse St. Paul Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners North Dakota U. S. Civil Service District U. 3. Post Office and Customhouse

Order That Coal Now

Defense authorities warn coal supply will be tight in fall and winter. The notice urges readers to place orders at the Sumpter Coal Mine by calling promptly, promising safe, dependable fuel.

Sumpter Coal

Nine Counties Win Blue Ribbons At State Fair

Nine of twenty five counties showing home project work at the State Fair received blue ribbons. Counties named include Fayette Fremont Hardin Jones Marshall Polk Scott and Woodbury with judges Miss Mary Ellen Brown and program numbers guiding the award tally. White ribbons went to Butler Audubon Chickasaw Calhoun Delaware Page Story. red ribbons noted for Adams Appanoose Emmet Floyd Hancock Iowa and East Portawatta. The event marks the Iowa State College extension effort in homemaking with a new nutrition focus for rural Marion County women starting this fall.

Nuc Fayette Fremont Hardin Jones Marshall Polk Scott Woodbury Mary Ellen Brown Nebraska Adams Appanoose Emmet Floyd Franklin Hancock Iowa East Portawatta Butler Audubon Chickasaw Page Story Iowa State Col- Trev Extension Service Marion County

Free Lunches for Rural Schools Proposed in Marion County

Rural Marion County schools are being canvassed by the county superintendent to gauge interest in the surplus marketing administration free lunch program. Some schools already replied, with others expected. Program viability depends on a local sponsor to operate it. Food items include pork and beans, soups, pitas, grapefruit segments, juice, prunes, honey, corn meal, cereals, and flour. Fresh citrus fruits are expected this year. Last March the program served 15,500 undernourished children across rural areas.

Marion County Surplus Marketing Administration Towa Ain Knoxville Journal

Whipcord and Tartans Dominate Campus Wardrobe Trends

Whipcord appears in suits and sport jackets with Cavalry tones while gabardine coats and waterproofed outerwear rise in campus fashion. Scotch Tartans gain traction through sweaters, scarves, socks, and robes, pairing with covert cloth, whipcord, and tweeds as back-to-college attire shifts toward lighter, sportier looks.

Cavalry Glen Jrquhardt Argyle Glen O. D

Copies of New Farm Lease Are Now Available

Iowa State College prepared a revised stock-share farm lease now ready for distribution. The lease mirrors Town Cash or Crop-Share terms where possible, is printed in clear type, and emphasizes brevity and clarity. It fits partnership use, includes space for modifications, reflects shifts from horse to tractor power and lime hauling, and comes with a short explanatory insert. A nominal printing charge applies, with larger quantities available on that basis.

Iowa State College

Farmers urged to adapt lease forms for local needs

The notice invites farmers and landlords to tailor leases or request ready forms. Printers and suppliers are welcome to copy or obtain suitable materials through the Farm Finance department. For more information write to Robert W. Wilcox Assistant Tyr Economist Farm Finance Iowa State College Ames Iowa.

Robert W. Wilcox Ass't Tyr Low State College of Agricultura Ames Iowa

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