Dancing champions crowned at El Chappo Hall
A contest at El Chappo hall in Oskaloosa Thursday evening last week crowned Pat Patterson of Oskaloosa and Rudolph Ulrich of Pella as dancing champions. Judges Eddy and Eddy, famed dancing team, presided.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
2
A contest at El Chappo hall in Oskaloosa Thursday evening last week crowned Pat Patterson of Oskaloosa and Rudolph Ulrich of Pella as dancing champions. Judges Eddy and Eddy, famed dancing team, presided.
Census reports show 4,341 parking lots nationwide generating almost $10 million in annual business. The sector employs 5,704 attendants plus 3,127 active owners and firm members.
Summit Gerrit Ryke and family moved from Wittenberg farm to Mrs. Maggie Dykstra’s Otley property. Rev. and Mrs. K Douwstra of Pella visited Robert Van Es sen family. Banner Ladies society and husbands dug a church water line trench while women provided dinner. Upcoming Home Project Tr ing school set for March 7 at Mrs. Earl Umble’s home with topic Color and Line in Dress. Various residents visited, hosted, or attended events across Otley, Pella, and Des Moines areas including hospital visit for Miss Martha De Joode and Daughters of Ruth program at Otley Reformed Church. Numerous local names and households appear in social notes.
Mrs. Jacob Swank of Pella visits in Des Moines with Mrs. E. Vander Ploeg and daughter Maxine. William Brouwer dines at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WLW Vriezelaar. Mrs. R. Baker of Monroe stays with the Neal family for a few days.
Field bindweed roots grow up to sixteen feet in one year and penetrate several feet toward the water table. The plant shows unbelievable hardiness in drought and wet times, explaining its tough persistence.
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