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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1956

Page

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Remodeling and daily life in Cordova area notes

Cordova News reports Mrs Roy Karr Ted and Alberta Buttrey remodeling their home adding a new bath and narrow woodwork. Hattie Johnson is a patient in Knoxville Hospital. many gardening notes, farm signups, fair visits, weddings, travel, and local family updates across Polk township and nearby towns.

Ted Alberta Buttrey Hattie Johnson Knoxville Mink Onstank Pella Tventy Blaine Cordova Missouri Illinois Lone Tree Bud William Donald Balmer Percy Immy Karr Polk Township Clark Dave Verros Tony Langstraat Roy Karr Tony Red Rock Wendell Holmes Monroe Duane Buckman National Guards Minnesota Ronnie Karr Norman Cleo Marie Violet Bess Churchill Newton Norma Gifford Grinnell Norma Daisy Buttrey Gerty Price Janet Price Carroll Price Leroy de Heer Blaine Core Chicago Stanley Heatherlin Pleasantville Sarah Harvey Marion County Ight Veterans’ Hospital Harvey Hugh ‘Templeton Marzette Reese Mark Joe Vivian Karr Darlene Karr Karla Kay Joyce Jean Bill Karr Uncle Corda Worth Karr Roy Dwight Harvey

Local Church Baptisms and New School Year Begin in Oskaloosa

The First Christian Reformed Church infant baptisms were held Sunday for the Crost and De Groot families. The local Christian school opened its 1956-57 session with about 185 students from Mahaska County, the twelfth since 1944. teachers and classes are listed, kindergarten starting January. Readings note recent home visits, moves, and community activities in Oskaloosa and surrounding areas.

Wm. Crost John de Groot First Christian Reformed Church Mahaska County Alvin Vanden Bosch Lois Reimes Clara Gosselink Nellie Blom Louise Kamstra Thelma Ver Hoef Faith Brinks George Rozenboom Wright Henry Wesse Klein Sheboygan Wis G. J. Rozenboom Grand Rapids Mich Marie Brouwer Albia John Moore Cedar

Local families visit and attend events around Boyd and related households

Lower Grove News notes visits and activities among the Boyd family and neighbors. Earl Boyd hosts and travels with guests. Vina Boyd ill in bed. Peolas of Oskaloosa and Pella residents attend dinners and showers. Several family members are mentioned with in law and friend connections and church attendance.

Earl Boyd Barthel Boyd New Sharon Vina Boyd Oskaloosa Ling Boyd Bert Slings Pella John Boender John Boendser Goldie Carter Della Tyrrel Walter Jackson Sully Karl Schmidt Lenora Schmidt

Workmen Test for Carbon Monoxide Fire Hazard

Report notes workers testing for carbon monoxide exposure amid a blaze involving three engines in Seatac. Floyd Konradi and K. Pease were tested by firefighters as authorities urged readers to report any updates via the city desk.

The Big Sticks and Rural Electrification in America

A historical overview of Americans’ drive to extend electricity to farmers through Theodore Roosevelt’s vision, Congressional champions, corporate research, and the Rural Electrification Administration created by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935, detailing early opposition and ultimate progress.

Continental Congress Theodore Roosevelt Teddy San Juan Hill Congress Senator Norris Nebraska Borah Idaho McNary Oregon Robert M. LaFollette, Sr Wisconsin General Electric Westinghouse Worthington Franklin Roosevelt Rural Electrification Administration R.E.A

Rural Electric Cooperatives and Their National Role

The text outlines how Rural Electric Cooperatives are locally controlled non taxable entities funded by federal loans, obligated to serve every unserved farm, and they often buy power from private utilities while sometimes building their own generation. It notes profits to the government, democratic governance, and the booster effect on farm purchasing and local economies, framing coops as a symbol of American progress and frontier advancement.

R.E.A Ind Main Street

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Mrs. Roy Karr Georgia Leah Karr Bessie Hoeksma Mary Louise den Burger Corda Tressa Wilbur Adventist Church Paulina Irene Stettnsworth Tressa Grandma Bybee Ray Clark Alice Clark-Robinson Emma Durth Frandt’s van Haaften Clarence Meyers Here Highway 14 Roseta Hangson Cecil Price Charles Min Martin A. C Ann Baux Long Beach Min Ivan Sioux City Bell Telephone Co Bill Burger Celsons College Fairfield Celia Ae Anes Hemert Des Moines Sunda Sibyl Donahue Cleveland Ohio Micki Hoeksma Gary de Heer Deborah Nich Susan Jean’ Karr Norman Karr Kathy Alley Nevada Merle Price Verna Dudney Ethel Price Daugh Templeton Gerrit Klyn Edward Klyn Dorothy Mary ‘Admand Nelson Pleima Lorena van Hemert Fair Oak School Otley Becky Sue Karr Helen Karr Bill Grahams Sarah Aur Hugh Wanda Jones Herman Opal de Heer California Seattle Washington Lloyd Joy Shilling Lemuelck Jane Willemsen Maytag Park Bertha Verwers Telia Bebout Berth John Roff May van Hemert Ben Bessie Worth Hoeksma Telia D Bebout J Jebouts Neal Stanton Les van Haaften Junella Les Still Mary Doris van Haaften Vernon Celia Harvey Knoxville Country Club Murray van Hemert Nelson Vos M. Tharp Lutheran Hospital Frank Fisher East Euclid Ave Oskaloosa News Lizabeth Newenhouse Bro Neal Newenhouse J. G. ‘Newenhouse Ronnie Heer Leighton Massie Bert Brubaker Ottumwa Ora Bureh Groenendyk Gop K. Irs. C. Groenendyk Ve.cine School Fort Sill, Okland Fort Benning Eo TN Frank A. O'Conner Colfax Sale Colfax Colfax Sale Company Clippinger Shields and Briles Earl and Bill Shields Lower Grove News Bart Boyd Pete Boender Harold Boyd Virgil Boyd Trasey Boyd Harry Meyers Bert Verought George Virgil Boyd and Elmer Dieleman Diele Man Joosa Dirk Groenweg Lynnwood Boyds Y ‘College Arnold Punt Emil Allen Bar‘lly Bobby Clarence _Catshall Montesum Leo Nikkels Iavi Allen Allen Robert Tog Bord Aslows Rural Electric Cooperaives Pella Rural Electric Co-Op Assn J. W. Boot H. L. Newendorp H. J. Vander Werff Theodore Emmert _ Roy E. Vander Linden Dick J. Ver Ploeg Bert E. Blom H. M. van Zee H. J. Veenstra Ellis N. Christianson
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