Marion County real estate and court notices items
A dense list of 1960s Knoxville Pella Pleasantville and Marion County residents and firms appears with vehicle ownership transfers warranty deeds quit claim deeds real estate contracts and district court cases. Names include Barnes Brown Dunkin Haug Voyce Hodges Van Gorp Vander Weale Van Rk Van Pearsem Paris and Moore among others with numerous property parcels and easements noted. District court cases cover docket entries liens and criminal actions, with multifaceted real estate transfers to the United States and private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wayne Barnes
Knoxville
Gordon Dale Brown
Honda
Vernon R. Bruce
Ford
Ralph E. Clark
Pleasantville
Donald Wm. Duncan
Pontiac
Cleo V
Rita Dunkin
Jesse Neal Elmore
Dallas
Suzuki
Forrester Alberta Furnoy
Rambler
Lee Glenn
Robert A
Dorothy Haug
Ford Thomas
Marilyn Jones
Marlyn
Thelma Klimstra
Pella
Mildred Rae
Dixon Noe
Volks
Dale Allen Peffers
Linda Mae
Richard Postma
Irvin Larry Rowley
J. Or Evaline Scott
Mere
Ernest John Smith
Harley-Davidson
Benjamine
Hendrena Vander Schaaf
Edward
Caroline Vander Weale
Marion
Janet van Gorp
Lester Marion van Haaften
Lloyd & Nelle van Zante
Donald James White
Harvey
Florence L
Clarence K. Agan
Clarence K
Florence Agan
Edward M
James M. Baker
United States of America
J. C
Betty Brubaker
Dale W
Betty J. Voyce
Mikesell
United America
Mary Moody
George F
Nora Traister
Sww
George
Joyce M Mosley
Frederick Marion
Darla Fern van Rk
Ben R. Mott
James_N. Mart
Elm View
Samuel J
Kay Paris
Cornie
Ruth Vanden
Pellann I. Phillips
Richard Et al
John P
Ella Smith
Earl F
Hazel Griffin
Harold & Bertha Vande Noord
John R
Dorothy van Gorp
M. N
Lula Vander Linden
John C. Hiemstra
Wilma L
Alfred Vander Werff
Peter
Maggie van Pearsem
Jacob J
Junella Ver Meer
Jack D
Marguerite Moore
Bonnie Bell Harrison
Ralph W
Bernice Brown
Orig
McCord Real Estate & Auction Co
Bobby Gene
Mary Lou Bingham
John Francis
Beata Murray
Wm. F
Imogene Hodges
Joan and
G. W. Ramsay
Mary Fortner
John M. Jones
Herman & Opal L. Nollen
Kenneth Raymond Clark
Edna B. Kelly
Joseph D. Bowers
Patricia Bowers
Des Moines
General Hospital
Larry G
Hazel Bowers
Ray and
Beulah Heaberlin
W. B. Longwith
Knoxville Township
Marion County
Independent
Fee
Iowa
Nathan C. Auten
Mary A. Dodge
State Fair dairy exhibitors from Marion Co named
Marion County dairy exhibitors at the State Fair include Bonnie Hodgson Pleasantville Andrea Ver Meer Pella Raymond Jenkins Knoxville Susan Hines Knoxville Jerry Houser Knoxville Mike Williams Tracy and Nancy Loyincan Knoxville. 4-H Horse exhibitors from Knoxville Pella and other towns show August 26 starting 9:00 a.m. with dairy judging at 1:30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Hodgson
Pleasantville
Andrea Ver Meer
Pella
Raymond Jenkins
Knoxville
Susan Hines
Jerry Houser
Mike Williams
Teachers report for duty August 25 1965 Pella Schools
The Pella Community School system schedules a three day teacher orientation from August 25 to 27 1965. Activities include briefings on plans for the year institute lectures on new trends in special subjects class room preparation and staff planning. The schedule features meetings with principals lunches general sessions and discussions on tax sheltered annuities new school legislation and professional ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Highuilding
Conservation notes on mulch tillage and seed bed prep
Norman Roorda reports 220 acres of corn treated with Atrozine at 3 percent pounds per acre, with mulch tillage eyed for next year using a 30 inch disk. Other farmers cited use Graham plow or Rotovator methods for faster water absorption and reduced evaporation, plus improvements in farmstead remodels and a Children s Forest project south of the high school with 162 trees planted across 44 species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Roorda
Monroe
Norman
Bob Scott
Prentice Russell
David and
Davey Boot
Harry and
Gordon Wassenaar
Lynn Kleinenhorst
Gordon Wilson
Eugene Allen
Graham
Earl Graham
Killduff
Herman Holmes
Reasner
Owen Barr
Maleta Monroe
Rock Creek Skettes
Pella Schools Prepares For Enrollment Rise Next Year
Pella Community Schools plan for about 1590 students next year with 475 in high school 230 in junior high and 885 in elementary. Elementary growth prompts hiring of one full time and one half time kindergarten teacher. A part time teacher will be added at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Graduation course requirements by grade level
Readable text outlines required courses for high school graduation listed by grade: 9th English I algebra or general math biology or general science physical education. 10th English I world history physical education. 11th English II U S history physical education. 12th Government economics physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Graduation Credit Requirements and Electives Summary
Forty electives are available over four years for graduation. Summer School credits also count. A total of 32 academic credits are required to graduate, with a caveat that more credits do not guarantee graduation unless all required subjects are completed. Students must pass at least four academic subjects each year to meet the requirement.
Special Education Services Provided by County Office
Several special services are supplied through the office of the County Superintendent of Schools. Hearing tests screen for hearing losses and notify parents for further testing. Speech therapy begins with screening and referral and develops into a remedial program to aid the handicapped student. Audio visual aids, including 16 mm sound films, can be procured through the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Superintendent of Schools
Count Suitendent
Education services and library access in Knoxville district
The office provides film strips for K-12, administers testing including I Q assessments by certified staff, and shares results with local principals and guidance personnel to aid students. The elementary library is housed in the Knoxville office and used by teachers. A county wide Career Night supports students not pursuing college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tuition costs for PHS state and district 1965 66
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction sets state averages for tuition by level. For 1965 66 the state rates are elementary 47.22 monthly or 424.98 yearly, junior high 70.83 monthly or 637.47 yearly, senior high 82.63 monthly or 743.67 yearly. Pella District averages: elementary 35.71 monthly or 321.37 yearly, junior high 57.87 monthly or 530.84 yearly, senior high 58.07 monthly or 522.67 yearly. The 1965 66 rates depend on end of year costs. publication now is not possible. This will be the last year tuition is charged as nonhigh districts must merge with a high school district by July 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
State of
Iowa
Pella
Teal Permits for September Season Announced
The State Conservation Commission received 17 188 teal permit applications for the experimental season September 11 to 19. Permits will be mailed before September 1 and a July 31 mailing deadline applied for real permits. Hunters must carry permits and Federal migratory waterfowl stamps plus a 1985 Iowa hunting license. Teal bag limit is four daily with eight in possession. shooting hours run sunrise to sunset each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa
Iowa Colleges Receive Title III Student Loan Funds
The U S Office of Education allocated 48571 to Simpson College Indianola and Central College Pella for student loans under the National Defense Education Act for 1965 66. Bandstra said 30186 went to Simpson and 18385 to Central College based on applications filed by March 31 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Iowa
Bert Bandstra
Dem
Bandstra
Simpson College
Indianola
Central College
Pella
U. S. Office of Education
Big
Bandestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Mani
James W
Mary Agan
Mary F. Agan
Gerald Kent
Lois L. Davis
Ste SE
Gordon D
Carol D. Agan
Iowa St
Ben F
Ruth H. West
J. W. W. van Doorninck
Iowa State Highway
Leroy
Mabel Stillwell
Towa
Leroy Ustermarkt
Louis van Roekel
Severance & Security
Marc D
Louise Ward
Commodity Credit Corp
Sec
Iowa Des Moines National Bank
Marvin E
Mary Ellen Lundy
John D. Shilling
Orphy I. Bloom
D. & D. Tire Co
Larry Brown
Chas. L. Brown
Missouri York Radio & Television Corp
Don Clark
Bussey Furn. & Appl
A. O. Skeie
Skeietr. Co
D. O. Emerson
Dept. of Public Safety
Des Moines National Bank
Russell R. & Evelyn
Gail Cowman
Irene Furnall
Marie Klarenberg
Roy A.cowman
Ransom Rinehart
C.M. (Morris) Carter
Lorene van
Bond
Clyde Durham
Osborn
State of Iowa
Charles William Breuklander
John G. Durham
Richard Lee
Mary L. Terpstra
Timothy Jr
Mary Elsloo
J.J
Pella Country Club View
Max G
Lorna Schakel
Arvin
Karlyne Hoogenakfet
Pel- Ori Denniston & Partridge Co
Joseph J
Viola Horsman
Corp
Bel-Air
Anrea Rex
Martha Ruth Shoop
Frederick
Marie Johns J.t
Thomas Gerald
Patricia Leavengood, Jr
Thomas Gerald, Jr
Patricia Leavengood Jr
Melcher Blaverich
Dale D
Betty M. Randal
Paul E
Janice Osterander J.t
Larry D
Sandra K. Harsin
Wilma Slykhuis
Pella Orig
Geertje Vander
Wal
Georgia
Steenhoek
Pella City
Rolland J
Thelma M. Straup
Bertha E. Straup
Melcher
J. L
Thelma M. Straup Jr
Marion Co
U. S._of America
Swan Hunts Add. Co. A
Virginia Rowe
U.S. of America
U. S. of America
John G. Wilson
S.C.S
Educ
PHS
State
CUI
Mia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!