Water History of St Charles From River Intake to Wells
Archivist recounts St Charles water service from 1902 building project at 120 South Main to river intake challenges, barge pumps, and river dredging. Describes diesel power, municipal meters, federal housing era wells, and plant development with figures: 13 million customers, 780 hydrants, 4 million gallons daily, and milestones through 1960s.
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City of
St. Charles
South Main
H. Dierker
Dierker
United States Engineers
Union Electric
Issult
Powell Terrace
T.N
Linderurood
Rim Point Road
Monsanto
Ued
Bhallism
Movisanle
Numbae
Walter C. Oelllaus
Cart
Ome
Clarence Walkenhorst
Tim
Oelklaus
Walkenhorst
Bunco and Center Activities At Odell Center Community Hub
The Odell Golden Age Dining Center hosts weekly Bunco on Monday afternoons with prizes, and a cafe fellowship at St. Charles Christian Church on Bookslick Rd. The center also offers nutrition meals weekdays with a $1 suggested donation, open to ages 6 and up, plus employment info from Genevieve Wolf and Cele Schwendemann.
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Bunco
Willie
Odell Golden Age
St. Charles
Deo Brenan
Odell Center
Tolpm
Cele Schwendemann
Project Barn
Tal Pot
Mill
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City Water
Ted Rauch
Tandmark
Father
Farm Bureau
Reticeit
Charlex
Frana
Journal
Ernie Stewart
Rim
Missouri State Office of Aging