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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
8
A Friday picnic brought many Rolscreen factory workers in work clothes to Earl Black's country home via John Tonm's truck and several cars. Earl joined in the feast of ham burgers, wieners, potato salad, and coffee by the outdoor fireplace before some walked to the river. The group presented Earl with a gift as they departed.
Mrs Brown faces a busy fall with canning and sewing for Marjory and delaying a doctor visit. The Iowa Child Welfare Research Station stresses that clear accurate sensory input from eyes and other senses is crucial for proper learning and behavior, warning eye strain can cause fatigue irritability and learning problems.
Postwar fashion faces a conversion challenge as wartime restrictions shift. Designers eye a renewed silhouette with slim skirts and rounded shoulders while hats grow architectural and tall. Readers weigh lifting controls on production against existing orders and the coming season’s demands.
The article urges using existing garments to fashion new outfits for all ages. It suggests repurposing men's suits into children's wear, blouses, and dresses, with specific ideas like trimming trousers to size ten, using shirt backs for jumpers, and transforming coats into snow suits, all while seeking the man's permission before cutting into his best clothes.
Apple rich recipes showcase muffins and breads that pair sliced apples with cinnamon and cheese. Recipes include Apple Muffins and Apple Nut Bread with enriched flour and eggs, baked until golden. An Apple Quickie dessert tops with coffee cream or ice cream for serving.
George T. Pinches ministry outlines a morning session on The Seed Plot of the a.m. The Lord's Supper and the Ministry of the Word of God. A noon broadcast on KBIZ 1240 follows at 12 15 p.m. The evening Gospel Service at 7 30 features The Helpfulness of Man and the Sufficiency of God. On Thursday September 20 the topic is The Pathway of the Pilgrim Amid Apostacy through False Teachers.
Rev L Vermee preaches Sunday at 10:00 AM in Holland with a sermon on salvation. An English service at 7:15 PM covers Joshua 8 28 and the sin of Ai with Israel defeated and the Lord's response to obedience. Evening Young People's Society meets 7:30 PM for a round table on The Last Judgment.
Church notices list morning and evening services across three congregations. Third Reformed Church outlines Bible school and sermon series God’s Pattern for Christian Living. Second Reformed Church features morning worship led by Rev. Vanden Hi Jud and church school at 10 45 a m. OPEN BIBLE CHURCH promotes prayer meetings and Washington Trio services with evangelistic and singing events nightly except Saturday.
A Saturday morning session conducted by College Faculty member Mr. Kooiker and director Mr. Cox led to forming the Pella Youth Orchestra Club. First Violinists were Marcella Vander Wilt and Peggy Leu, with Joyce Leu, Bonnie Vande Voort on Second Violins and Leu as violinist. Violincello parts were played by Jean Leu Lorraine De Haan and Letha Vande Voort.
Arthur J. Bennink, minister, leads morning sermon with junior sermon. Sunday school at 11. A Testimony to Pence referenced. Provisions include an 8:00 meditation session.
A. A. Swanson is pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Morning Worship 10 45 subject When Moses Was taken. Youth Meetings at 11 00 a m. Evening Service 7 30 subject Worms. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday School notes the sermon theme The Sabbath a Delight at 10 45 a m Morning worship Be side Thyself He Came to Himself Evening praise at 7 30 p m Pastor A Haverkamp leads the service under a program titled Testimony to God's Providence with scripture focused and hymns planned for the day
The radio child study club of the Iowa child welfare station begins its 14th year with programs twice weekly from WSUI and WOI. The 1945 46 lineup aims to help America build better homes and families. Enrollment is open for four courses covering the family infant and preschool child elementary school child and adolescent. Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College co operate in the project with sessions on Thursdays and Tuesdays at 2:30 p.m.
At Bradley Field Army Air Forces Station Hospital in Connecticut a Red Cross arts and skills worker leads convalescing service members in a felt baby shoes project. White or ecru felt is chosen, edged with contrasting wool yarn as part of the recreation program.
A recipe card gives bake instructions in a moderate oven. It notes a baking time of about 80 minutes and yields about 6 servings. The method references baking in an oven of moderate temperature and serving with plain or whipped cream.
Jean Leu was named President with Marcella Vander Wilt as Vice President, Peggy Lei as Secretary, and Lorraine De Haan as Treasurer. The session closed after a prayer led by the President, in Washington. The note adds a whimsical line about Washington being the only place where sound travels faster than light.
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