Mrs Van Gorp and son visit Nick Van Gorp family
Mrs G Van Gorp and her son Will spent a few days last week with her son Nick Van Gorp and his family.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
Mrs G Van Gorp and her son Will spent a few days last week with her son Nick Van Gorp and his family.
Local items report visits by Mrs. and Mrs. George Meninga and Lola Huckabay. George plans teaching in Claremont South Carolina, with a return to seminary next fall. Others attend funerals, vacations, and teaching posts in Deep River Fulton Grand Rapids. County residents anticipate a county achievement day with a large farmers and merchants parade and a county picnic gathering in Marion County.
Marion County Wool Growers Association plans to load one or more cars of wool at Knoxville on June 15 and 16 with loads from other county localities. Growers are urged to pool through the association to store until mills demand wool, countering recent 35 percent price declines driven by speculators.
Reginald Barker adapts The Great Divide to the screen with a six week Arizona desert shoot. The Metro-Goldwyn picture stars Alice Terry and Conway Tearle with support from Wallace Beery and others.
The annual McAdoo family reunion gathered on June 7 at Frank Clark’s home near Knoxville with a large turnout of direct descendants and relatives from Indianola Des Moines Runnells Harvey Tracy Oliver Pella Gilmore City Oskaloosa Melcher Knoxville and other towns. A two course cafeteria dinner followed by an impromptu afternoon program concluded the event with plans for next year’s reunion in Pella.
In a brief exchange Kewpie declares intent to marry and notes planned license. Helene questions the lack of license, prompting Kewpie to promise to obtain it later and Helene to observe the implied status.
An educator touring the United States notes that high school enrollment has doubled in seven years and has risen tenfold from 1890 to 1920. He cites Nebraska county data as indicative of a wider rural trend, showing improved access to secondary schooling without urban residency. This reflects a generation shift enabling rural boys and girls to pursue high school education.
The Marion County Farm Bureau reports farm women are increasingly engaged through township chairmen and local leaders reaching an estimated 1000 women before next year. Twelve townships have completed clothing lessons, with many noting value. Township achievement days draw county-wide interest in Franklin Union Washington Liberty Dallas and Indiana. A traditional Fourth of July picnic sponsored by the Farm Bureau is planned with a dinner flags bands speeches and more.
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