Cordova News of Nearby Towns And Rural Communities
Local wire service brief reports on Cordova and surrounding rural communities. Updates cover municipal developments, school notes, and community events affecting residents from neighboring towns.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
11
Local wire service brief reports on Cordova and surrounding rural communities. Updates cover municipal developments, school notes, and community events affecting residents from neighboring towns.
Red Rock had no classes Friday due to a state teachers meeting. The RBC Community Club met November 12 at the Red Rock schoolhouse. Numerous local notes cover hospital stays, harvest yields, illnesses, and daily reliefs across the community.
Fractured ad style notice highlights a sewer obstruction fix involving chemical agents sold by Paardekooper's Ideal Pharmacy. The fragment mentions Lille and a large bill, with garbled branding like Sewerreamer. The readable bits point to a local pharmacy offering sewer treatment products.
Yella W Menninga was released from Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa after a Saturday examination. Mrs Yella N Menninga went for a Monday check up in Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs Billy Hart and Pamela of Pella spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ramer and Dewayne.
Darrell De Bruyn’s move to Iowa Methodist in Des Moines shows only slow improvement. Local visitors stopped by Sunday to see him. George Perry entered Skiff Hospital Newton Sunday with flu complications and returned home Wednesday. Local families attended church in Earlham and visited a former pastor. Hobby Show attendance at Newton Farm Bureau building drew several residents. Anne and Arle De Penning shopped in Pella Tuesday. Wilbur Ramer visited relatives in Pella Wednesday. High school visits and quilting sessions occurred in Newton and at the Christian church Aid Room with several local ladies. Mrs. Kathryn Butin of Galesburg was absent with laryngitis but returned to duties Wednesday. Dewey Ramer and Joe Kaldenberg were seen in local visits. The community mourned the death of a longtime resident named Boot. Harry Zickel and family shopped in Pella Thursday.
Visiting families were listed as Mrs Eflin in Tracey Boyd home and Mrs Boyd improving. Mrs Walter Jackson stayed with Bert Verhooft in Pella while Aric Vander Linden of Rose Hill dropped by Tracey Boyd home. Prayer Band met at Tom Hite home with devotions led by Mrs Ferdinand Vogelaar.
Thursday guests Mr. and Mrs. Wm Van Heukelom attended a supper at the Boerelyn residence to celebrate the birthdays of John Boerelyn and Joan Van Heuken rom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Numerous visits and gatherings across Oskaloosa Pella and nearby towns. Roy Van Heukelom and family hosted Sunday guests while others attended dinners over the weekend. Rev Lloyd Menning received a pastor call Ebenezer Reformed Church as Herbert Mennink led services. Esther Overbergen attended the National Sunday School Convention in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Bob Thompson of Eldon reports a surprising catch near Batavia a reddish foxlike raccoon full of color and long hunted tracts. He says the animal resembled a fox more than a raccoon and adds the tale ends in a notable harvest note.
Master Billy Allen was honored on his fifth birthday Sunday at home. Dinner guests included Carl Latcham William Horn Geraldine G Mummy Clarence Catshall Margy Robert Broadston and sons all of Montezuma Edith Allen of New Sharon Junior Clancy and Jill of Newton Rev and Mrs Lloyd Eflin attended. a cake and homemade ice cream were served in the afternoon.
Sully and Hollandale residents spent time with relatives and friends over the weekend. A large Sunday gathering included Kleinpaste, Van Genderen, Brand, Vander Kamp, Leydens, De Ruiter, Kooistra, and Graaf. Lynnville Sully schools closed for flu, plans delayed two weeks. Pine Rest Hospital reported a patient admission. Lynn Grove Hustlers Club held November meeting with nine members, corn pickup planned for Nick Hoksbergen on November 16.
January first 1968 falls on a Wednesday, so no driver’s license examinations in Pella that day or in January. Residents needing licenses should apply at the City Office on Wednesday, December 4, when the examiner will issue licenses for both December and January.
Kenny Schirm aged two from Stuart escaped serious injury after falling from an automobile and hitting the pavement. He sustained a skinned nose and upper lip.
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