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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1938

Page

8

Pelin High Selects Student Council and Safety Patrol Members

Students at Pelin High chose council reps from each home room based on leadership and judgment for the Student Council. Freshmen to Seniors named include Vander Wilt Lautenbach Kerr Stientjes Kaldenborg Vander Linden De Wit Schreiner Hoogenakker Vander Waal Lantenbach Cook Lubbers Wormhoudt Van Gorkum Meulpolder Ver Ploeg. Safety Patrol members were elected to guide children during lunch and bus times and will oversee fire drills with roles from three committees. Donald Nutting sponsors the Fire Drill Staff.

Norma Jean Schreiner Arvin Hoogenakker John Vander Waal Katherine Lantenbach Carol Cook Irwin Lubbers Theresa Wormhoudt Jean van Gorkum Mary Meulpolder Stanley Ver Ploeg Safety Council Lloyd Kerr Ander Ploogse Vee Max Kuyk -Francone de Prenger Howard Grundman Udson Waechter Grundman Dunn Gezel H Webster Lincoln Donald Nutting

Pel City Council Seeks Bonds for Funding and Street Work

The city council met September 20 1938 with all members present. Council approved tax levy estimates for swimming pool funding bonds and authorized issuing 35000 in city Funding Bonds to match special assessment bonds. A street paving project along a 10 foot strip was approved with the highway commission. A contractor offered to remove the strip at 23 cents per yard, price matching the state contract, and the contract was authorized. A petition for a gasoline filling station was investigated and permit recommended. Water department frost repair on riser pipe completed, coal bill of 337.25 approved. Chlorinator referred for investigation. Adjourned. House at Liberty street being painted.

City of Pelle Blommers State Highway Commission Highway Commission S E Pella Water Department Water Committee

Junior Legion Auxiliary Wins Esther Thompson Trophy

The local Junior organization sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary won the Esther Thompson trophy for outstanding junior activities. Nine districts competed in the state, with Pella’s Juniors earning the honor. The 24 members, led by President Joy Hackett, showcased a Poppy playlet at the District meeting and were aided by four chairmen including Dora Baer and Bess Kuyper.

Esther Thompson Our Legion Auxiliary Dora Baer Bess Kuyper Florence Man Francis Linder Dodds Pella Dorothy Klyn Joy Hackett Murray Nesbit American Legion An Legion Auxiliary

Legion Club Adds Most Members Through Entertainment Evenings

A local Legion Hall group reports steady membership growth with yearly dues of 50 cents. Members meet monthly and enjoy varied entertainment at each session, contributing to the club’s community presence.

Legion Hall

Future American Legion Auxiliary Positively Serves Community

Senior supervisors plan novelty gifts and favors for Veterans' hospitals and provide entertainment for hospitalized boys. Dancers Marcia Kuyper and Mary Ann Linder appear in dance numbers. Mrs. Bess Kuyper is General Chair for the year, signaling a strong future for the auxiliary. The unit follows state guidelines with a credit chart and strict discipline to teach freedom and democracy ideals.

Veterans Marcia Kuyper Mary Ann Linder Bess Kuyper American Legion Auxiliary State Department

Otley and Pleasantville Play 15 Inning Softball Exhibition

A lengthy county softball clash between Otley and Pleasantville unfolded over 15 innings at Pleasantville last Friday evening. Both teams delivered high quality play with a 4-4 tie after six innings and no score break until the fifteenth inning.

Pleasantville Otley

Pleasantville Wins Tight Victory 7 6 Over Otley

Pleasantville clinched a 7 to 6 win as the winning run crossed, the Otley squad applauded the fair play and sportsmanship of Pleasantville. Otley’s battery was J Van Veen pitcher and Jake Diekema catcher, Pleasantville’s led by Long catcher and an ace pitcher. Corn yield declines stretch 10 miles south of Pella with thinner topsoil and less rainfall, stalks dry and stands thinner. Nearby construction rises as stakes go up on North Main. A quip about a valet echoes a proverb on heroism.

Otley Pleasantville J. van Veen Jake Diekema Long Missouri Pella

The Book Shop Offers Typewriter Tuning Service

Bring in your typewriter for adjusting cleaning and oiling. Get a new ribbon and see the difference in your work at The Book Shop.

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H. S Pelin High Enter Vander Wilt Marjorie Lautenbach Jim’ Kerr Gene Stientjes Willard Kaldenborg Cora Mae Vander Linden Raymond de Wit Gambensh Peerless Pillsbury’s Kraft AM Jonathan Apples NAVY IGA Carol Iowa Sargent John Wynberg Main Street William H. Gezel Liberty Street Junior Legion Auxiliary Elaine Vander Ploeg June Allen Ruth Klyn Cleo Joy Kuyper Phyllis van Hemert Linder Georgia van Gorkum Wilma Slot Lorraine Meulpolder Gertrude Vander Ploeg Joy Hackert Nesbit June van Gorkum Helen Boertje Blanche de Prenger Hershey Staley Poway OO CMOS Franklin Street Ceacag Ion Baer Jack Sprat Tokays John den Hartog M. Vander Linden Robin Hood Seven Seas Wallace Beery, Frank Morgan Maureen Salivan Sonora You and Sylvia Sidney FBI the Texans Joan Bennett Randolph Scott May Robson Walter Brennan Russell van Zante North Main Arnold de Reus Vogelaar’s Monogram Vogelaar En Age Liberty Bell Old Two Vans Shoe Store Franklin St. Pella
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