Savings rise in Marion County men and money
A Chronicle special notes a sharp rise in savings and bank deposits among Marion County residents over the past two years. Reports from the Federal Reserve and other agencies show savings rates tied to income, with $2,500 families saving about 2.0 percent and $5,000 earners saving around 4.8 percent, signaling growing spending power and potential local business impact.
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Summer Health Tips For Back To School Readiness
Marion County Health Nurse Mrs. Leona B. Fisher urges complete physical exams, immunizations, dental care, and hygiene before school. She stresses glasses adaptation, proper brushing, hand washing, diet, rest, outdoor activity, identification, and safety guidance for children returning to classes. Population saves and local finances are noted alongside community updates from Marion County.
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Leona B. Fisher
Hore News Item About Local Family Visits
Mr and Mrs John Elscott of Killduff visited Mrs Alida Elscott last Sunday. Lester Lean daal of Ocheydan and Bertha Geenen of Sully called on Nettie Geenen last Saturday. Art Aiter markt Dwight and Carrol of Prairie City visited Mrs Maggie Uster markt last Sunday. Warn Gorton of Chariton called on Bat Van Leingere last Tuesday. Will Van Sant visited Nettie Ge last Wednesday. Albert Fallés of Burnells and Scott of Des Moines called on.
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John Elscott
Killduff
Alida Elscott
Lester Leandaal
Ocheydan
Bertha Geenen
Sully
Nettie’ Geenen
Art. Aiter
Markt
Dwight and Carrol
Prairie City
Maggie Ustermarkt
Warn Gorton
Cooper Baby Burns From Spilled Tea Incident
The 18 month old Cooper baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, is hospitalized at Skiff for second degree burns on the chest and stomach after pulling over a hot tea. Local residents and church announcements list candidates and upcoming congregational meetings, with visits and sickroom updates among families in the Newton-Bradley area.
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Arthur Samson Newton
Bradley Cooper
John Cooper
Skiff Hospital
Harold Veenstra
Jennie Beyer
Pella
Paul Beyer
Long Beach
Calif
Wilbur van Wyngarden
Christian Reformed Church
Wesley Timmer
Clyde van Winkle
John Wiegers
Chris Spelar
Eldred van Gorp
Verlin and
Sherry
Arthur Samson
Bernard van Wyngarden
John van Wyngarden
Marion Willemson
Jerald Veenendaal
Marvin
Jeanne
Andrew Samson
Herman van Zee
John van Gilst
Ray van Gilst
Raymond
Donnié
Robert Lee
Snake Barry Gustin Finds Unusual Coral Ring Snake
Barry Gustin found an unusual ringneck snake near Glenwood described as black on top with a coral ring below the head and coral beneath. He consulted SCS staff, not herpetologists, and the creature was identified as a South Carolina native ringneck snake dating to August 16, 1663, noting the native species is relatively rare.
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Barry Gustin
Glenwood
SCS
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