Local notes from Pella include birthdays and visits
Beyers sells batteries cheap. Dr T G Fultz celebrates birthday with a watch charm from his mother. Mrs C A Marsh and baby visit from Fairfield to see her parents Mr and Mrs A H Clark. Des Moines visitors J S Jelsma and H S Keables return for rest before work at Delco Shop. Barbara Van Sittert suffers a broken left forearm. J H Stubenrauch marks 59th wedding anniversary. Marion county fair officials discuss a possible half mill levy to buy the fair grounds, shifting ownership to the county.
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C. A. Marsh and Baby
Fairfield
A. H. Clark
van Niewaals
H. S. Keables
Des Moines
Pellasday
Kate Beard
Delco
J. H. Stubenrauch
Barbara
W. D. van Sittert
C. Emmerson
C. J. Scott
D. W. Fee
Marion County
Pella
State Encourages Monroe to Oil Highway Streets
A state highway commission ruling treats oiled streets as paved and offers aid to towns under 2,500 population rate of 200 dollars per mile. Monroe has 1.6 miles of oiled roads on state highways No 63 and soon No 14 and will benefit. city council meets next Friday.
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Asst. Dist. Leason
The
Highway Commission
Monroe
Monroe Mirror
State University backs WSUI open letter on athletic broadcasting
An open letter from WSUI Radio Board chair argues the Athletic Council did not ban all broadcasts. It notes finance and gate receipts influence and that public opinion was tested by suspending October 1 game broadcasts. The letter urges measured consideration of broadcasting versus revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSUI
Iowa
State University
WSUI to broadcast future Athletic Contesta on air
Edward H. Lauer, chairman of the WSUI Radio Board, announces continued broadcasting of athletic contests on WSUI after a strong public response. He thanks thousands of listeners and says the university will offer a mature service that meets the large audience demand.
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A. 1
WSUI
Marriages and Divorces in Iowa 1926 Counts
Iowa clerks reports show 20,066 marriages and 4,080 divorces in 1926. Rates vary by county with Mills highest marriages and Polk highest divorces. population impacts reveal one marriage per 60 people and one divorce per 315. Counties like Makee Kossuth and Winnebago had low divorce rates, while Polk led in divorces with 861, indicating one in 100 of the population divorced.
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R. L. McLaren
Vital Statistics Division
Department of Health
Mar
Iowa
J. Wallace
Chickasaw, Mills, Pottawattamie
Mills
Pottawattamis
Warren
Louisa
Marrie Buren
Cedar
Buchana
Dallas
Davis
Jasper
X Nzon
Polk
Polk County
Scott County
Arm County
Linn County
Muscatine
Mamakee
Kossuth
Winnebago
Hancocl
Grundy
Howard
Humboldt
O’brien
Pocahontas
Sioux
Worth
Pella High Still Battles Pleasantville in Football
Pella High School faced Pleasantville in a football clash as the Pella Huskies sought advantage on offense and defense. The readable text shows Pella pressing for scoring plays and solid stopping moments, reflecting a competitive contest between the two teams.
Varsity Football Upset Stuns Opponent At Home
In a tight home game, the team edged Prana 0 to 0 as failures in offense and miscues plagued both sides. Despite a strong byline, the inability to finish drives kept the score at stalemate and reflected mixed execution from the squad.
Dramatics Masquers Spark High Hopes This Year
Central Ray notes the Masquers now reporting on one act plays and class work. Students and town folks interested in dramatics anticipate wonderful results this year, citing fine material and evident potential for success in dramatic work.
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Central Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beyers
T. G. Fultz
J. S. Jelsma
Vander Linden
Rexall
R. Lautenbach
Women's Missional Society of the Baptist Church
Peter du Pree
Mahaska County Hospital
Oskaloosa
the Ladies of
Mulliner
Krank Co
Minneapolis
Ideal Pharmacy
Edward H. Lauer
Wsui Radio Board
Pella High
Pleasantville
Pella H. S
Saturda Py
Prana
Wiciverty
Chronicle
van Gorp
G. & W. Hat Shop
North Side Square
Hoeksema Bros. Garage
Rocky Mountains
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