Pella Chronicle notices of weddings showers and local visits
The Pella Chronicle for May 9 1963 reports wedding plans for Karla Karr at the Christian arch in Knoxville on May 19 at 8 00 pm. It notes bridal showers hosted by Eva Hodgson Blanch Kart Ruth Ann Light Dixie Loynacan and others and mentions visits between local families including the Adams Price Reese and Templeton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Veterans’ Hospital
Ville
Karr
Earl Graham
Richard
Assell Crozier
Bill Darlene
Dr.Carpenter
Rol Karr
Joyd
Irma Roff Karr
Christian Arch
Knoxville
Eva Hodgson
Blanch, Kart
Eugene Light
Ruth Ann
Carol
Dixie Loynacan
Donald Harsin
Raleigh Adams
Merl
Cecil Price
Adams
Cecil Reese
Joe
Mary Templeton
Karla Karr
Janet
Meri Price
Réed’s
Cleo Karr
Robbie
Local notes on homes, moves, and community events in Monroe
Mrs. Jacobs of Newton plans to visit her sister in northern Town. Mrs. Bertha Ruckman turns 79 with a Monday dinner in Knoxville. Arthur Nichol’s Red Rock house torn down except chimney. Sam and Ethel Nichols relocate to a new trailer on May 30. Leo and Nellie Allard may stay in Cordova into 1964 and recover all buildings. Cordova house moved downhill without incident. the structure paused by Van Hemert’s, then left in the lane on the Bricker farm. Hoover’s birthplace may be rebuilt using Red Rock blocks. quarry yields enough material. Old Red Rock buildings cleaned up, breeder’s house moved to Clinton’s farm. Grade schoolers tour Arthur Vriezelaar’s factory. Dunreath church plans move to Monroe near Highway 163. Kenneth Acklin buys Barber additions property in Elm Park to build. C clamps prove handy for camp chores and repairs.
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Jacobs
Newton
Bertha Ruckman
Maud Hiherd
Claire
Knoxville
Mrs. Ruckman
John de Haas
Red Rock
Arthur Nichol
Sam
Ethel Nichols
Leo
Nellie Allard
Cordova
Olive Mikesell
van Hemert’s
Cal Bricker Farm
Howard McDaniels
Lorena
Enneth Richard
Hoover
Old Rock
Marion Rinehart
Clinton
Arthur Vriezelaar
Bernice Donahue
Lois Swihart
Mitchellsvile
Dunreath
Monroe
Highway 163
Duncan
Tony Robinson
Las
Robert Brown
Kenneth Acklin
Monroe Marshall
Barber
Elm Park
Colfax Sale Highlights Strong Weekend Livestock Market
A large Colfax livestock sale drew steady buyer activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Steers and bull calves sold mainly 25.00 to 28.00 with light stock calves up to 34.25, Holstein prices around 18.00 and up. Packer cows and breeding stock sold strong while hogs and lambs showed solid demand for the season. Night sales at Newton occur Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Ib
Uri
Consigi Swaeti
Newton Sale
Zoning Protects Rights of Land Owners
An overview of zoning aims and history, highlighting its role in protecting property rights and guiding land use. It explains how zoning regulates use, prevents conflicts between housing and industry, and ensures orderly development for the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
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Mrs
Roy Karr
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Colfax Sale
Colfax Sale Company
Clippinger, Shields & Briles
MGRS
FARL
Bill Shields
AUCTS
Curtis Matces
Super Curtis Matces
America
Gosselink TV
Curtis Mathes
Cnassus
Mathes
Your Direct Factory Dist
Franklin
United States
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
Iowa
Iowa State Planning Board
General Assembly
County Board of Supervisors
Jacob Shain
Lynnville
L. W. Gause
1St State Bank
Earl & Bill Shields
Vrs
Cuckler Steel
Denniston and Partridge
New Sharon
Lynnville LY
Denniston & Partridge CO
Martin Osmond
Taintor
Sharon
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